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Is the process by whleh one is sensitized to the feelings of others maturation or rejwenatlon? If It Is through maturity that we become more compassionate, then what of the natu-al empathy of the child? My own Journey towards "enlightenment" has taken me not forward but In a circle: back towards the child who loved freely and shared the emotions of parents, siblings, birds, dogs, and frogs. A child who had not yet been distorted by cultural preJudices-whose sense of self didn't require disconnection from others. Not that people are innately perfect. like all animals, human beings have certain Instincts and raw emollons. Humans can be violent and selfish. As we mature. we presumably learn to control these negative impulses. But, almost Invariably, many positive Qualities are lost in the process, and the unique potential of the human psyche Is diminished. The most powerful of my earliest memories Involve animals. There was the day our parakeet died, Though I hadn't had any special rapport with "Chippy" (he pecked at my fingers whenever I was so bold as to make some friendly overture), I was profoundly upset at seeing him dead at the bottom of his cage, and was only calmed down when a funeral was staged by my older brother in the backyard. I must have been about four or five when a German shepherd puppy was placed with me in the back seat of my mother's car. I was QUite alarmed at the sudden presence of this strange creature, but

Blinded By the Light -- Or How Nature Triumphed Over Nurturance