This message is from: [EMAIL PROTECTED] In a message dated 3/2/01 5:17:45 PM Mountain Standard Time, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
<< Anyway I defer to your experience and will try when the next one hits, which we are fatalistically anticipating, to be in a safe place. >> Studying Maslows Higharchy of needs in Psych. he points out that theres a reflex that people do, to make sure of their surroundings. When you enter a new place, he believed that after the split second to insure air, space, even bathroom <g>, people then looked for a way out, an escape. Now Im sure that Jean, you will be looking for plexi-glass and oak desks to harbor under, instead of that restroom. Maslow ( like most head shrinks ) was a bit of a nut case anyway. Self-actualization was at the top of his stupid pyramid, and I hear that he feels that he himself never reached it either. Who would want to be perfect anyway ? How totally boring. Lisa ; /
