19. Isn't the computer an attempt to design a totally left brain too? (Our society certainly is anti-right brain. (Sad, because we could be better off if intuition and emotion were a bigger part of our lives.))
20. We have to cut through the illusions and sex roles if we wish to find love.
21. Is the reason that some people are men or women haters, that they have focused the cause of all their problems on someone else; rather than turning inward to resolve their own problems and improve themselves?
22. Tis interesting how we change psychologically in cuming.
23. One must appreciate their mate as a full, complex, and equal human being.
24. If depression is anger turned inward, what am I angry about? (My depressions often seem to be tied to feeling blue about not having enough.) (Alcohol tends to stimulate depressions. (Does it do so directly, or does it just stimulate the desire to have. (e.g., One drinks, becomes horny, can't find a piece of meat, and then comes depression because of not having another to satisfy that need.)))
25. Given that single women are more content than single men are and that their sex drives are equal to men's; could the reason for their contentment be that they control sex?
26. One reason so many married women are dissatisfied is that they too often live through their husbands, rather than living for themselves.
27. Party game: Whisper short story to another and then they pass it on. (Tis always interesting how different the story ends up being after it goes around the room.) (I wonder if Jesus has noticed the same thing about what he said?)
28. Doesn't the traditional relationship where women are objectified, also turn their men into objects?
29. By defining each other as objects, don't we facilitate big business, et al, in the process of using us as well oiled cogs in their machinery? (They have defined us as things, and we have bought it.)
30. There is some humor in the fact that tv not only serves as an opiate to the masses (Maybe the most effective one.), but is also the primary vehicle for selling the having concept. (Anesthetizes and propagandized all at once.)
31. Nature is constantly teaching us the importance of balance and harmony. (A corollary to that is that although women and men aren't symmetrical, they do form a balance.)
32. Is the reason relationships are often detrimental to our health inherent in relationships, or a product of the sex roles set out by our culture and a having orientation?
33. Alone time is essential both to prepare oneself for relationships with others, and within the relationships we already have. (Time alone is a time of imbalance, and although few can deal with it for an extended period, much is to be learned from times of imbalance.)
34. If one accepts that ESP is an innate part of our information system, why don't we use it? (Can you imagine a billion voices screaming in pain?)
35. Haven't Church and State taken the same road? They both have taken simple truths, and perverted and twisted them by adding amendments, interpretations, projections, rationalizations, qualifications, and the having orientation. (The only difference is that the Church has perverted mercy and the state has twisted justice.)
36. Don't the Church and State condition into us that we are dependent upon organizations for salvation? (Isn't that one reason why our culture breeds so many addictive personalities?) (The answer, I think, is to turn to yourself for salvation. That way you are forced to focus on your own actions and attempt to act as a caring human being. (As opposed to being able to sin and find absolution at the hands of an organization, at the price of quilt and penance.))
37. Perception from walking: Watching people drive is interesting. (They tend to let down their masks. (Could it be a combination of the sense of power given by the car and the expanded personal space it gives?))