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EEI TOOLKIT
Ways to create and maintain 
Express-Emage Integrity

Special note: this page is under developed: for now check out the OOI toolkit to find links that specifically relate to Express-Emage Integrity.

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Distinguishing Express-Emage Integrity from Selfish-Service Integrity

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Oneself-Others conflicts are a combination of Express-Emage conflicts and Selfish-Service conflicts. If somehow we grew up and survived totally without connection with other humans, no such conflicts would exist.

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Express-Emage conflicts

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Express-Emage conflicts arise when two distinct types of desires/needs seem to conflict, and that we think must choose to sacrifice one over the other. The first type, Express, is our desire and need for full self-expression, and authenticity, without self-censorship. The second type, Emage, is our desire and need to look good to others and avoid looking bad as well as to feel a sense of belonging with others.

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Selfish-Service conflicts

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Selfish-Service conflicts arise when our desire/need to take care of ourselves (our Selfish) seems to conflict with our desire/need to take care of and support others (our Service). Are we going to be selfish or are we going to be altruistic?

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Of course, in any given situation, both these issues could be at play.

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Prerequisite tools

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undoing fear

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Karaoke play tools

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Everybody Loves To Dance (4:37)

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Contextual tools

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"An elegy for our souls" by Aiko

Everybody Loves To Dance! Really? (+ karaoke suite)

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Actions tools

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Enchanting

Not caring what others think?

RAFTS (reluctant and frightened to share)

Secrets to looking good

Screaming

Undoing fear of rejection/not looking good

Undoing guilt

Undoing seriousness

Undoing shoulds

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