This is the way the genetic imperative works. One of the things I talk about a lot is genetic imperative that is, within the context of what it means to be conditioned, we are designed to be conditioned.
It isn't as if it's obvious that this is something we’re designed for. It has to do with the nature of relationships to begin with: Why do we have them and what is it within the mechanism (of a relationship) that actually makes it possible? As every one of you know, one of the most difficult things in life is to maintain relationships, and to maintain quality relationships-whether those quality relationships are with friends, lovers, children, parents, whatever it may be-we all understand that this is quite difficult. I think it is something that is not particularly well understood. This subject today is one that I’ve wanted to talk about for a very long time.
This article is an excerpt from the transcript of the audio lecture “Split Definitions and Relationships”.
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