On 4 Sep 2004, at 11:32 pm, Deborah Harrell wrote:

kate sisco <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:

In our society, we acknowledge that
the first 3 years are where the future of the
child's relationships are formed.   We know if the
baby knows and experiences unconditional love that
that love is a stage upon which future tragedies may
rise and fall, but the stage still exists for yet
more action, solidly supporting any number of life
scenes until the end of life.  Can we have free will
without being loved when we were first born?  Can we
have free will without being fully actualized ala
Maslow?

Sorry, not familiar with that reference (hint for a concise ref or cite! :D );

Maslow's Hierarchy of needs.

http://web.utk.edu/~gwynne/maslow.HTM

Like Chun The Unavoidable nowadays :)

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