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%CHAOTIC FAMILY LIFE CHILDREN DEEPELY FELT SENSE 040926 %MUTUAL ACCEPTANCE RESPECT HONOR SUPPORT ADULT FEAR 040926 %EXCESSIVE WELTH HEALTH POWER DOCTRIN CERTAIN TRUTH 040926 %ABSOLUTE INVULNERABILITY BINARY BIPOLAR DICHOTOMY 040926 %TECHNOCRACY SOLUTIONS TRATIC DILEMMA CONFLICT SIN 040926 Children who have grown up in chaotic homes where adults have not and/or could not provide a deeply felt sense of mutual acceptance, respect, honor and support --- are childern who are very unlikely as adults to feel profoundly secure. As adults they are likely to seek absolute assurances of security and/or invulnerability through excesses in regard to: 1. Wealth, 2. Power, 3. Doctrinal-certainties, 4. Absolute-truths, 5. Simplifications, 6. Reliance on binary-thinking, 7. Dichotomization of issues and conflicts, 8. Resource-consumption, 9. Simplistic political solutions, 10. Reliance upon domination, coercion and violence, 11. Reliance upon technocratic "solutions" to dilemmas, 12. Trusting technologies, and matching dilemmas to them, 13. Exclusivity, purifications, excommunications, etc., 14. Manipulations of perceptions, perspectives & truths. There is more at stake in how graciously children are nurtured in the first minutes, hours, days, weeks, months, and years of their lives --- than most people have understood. "Chaos theory" which grew out of the semi-periodic- cylces of weather, has clarified that extreme differences can grow out of small differences --- over extended periods of time. The cycles of birth, evolving human relationships, misunderstandings, death, etc. are semi- periodic in ways which suggest that some of the aspects of chaos theory are often likely to be present in principle --- if not in details. (c) 2005 by Paul A. Smith in (On Being Yourself, Whole and Healthy) ==========================================================