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%WITNESS RELEASE EXCLUSIVE PRISON COMMUNAL PERSONAL 890903

     Some  people's personal experience is that they  have
been  witnesses to personal release from exclusive prisons
which  have  hampered  fulfillment of  both  personal  and
communal responsibilities.  Such people have given witness
to their personal experience, and thereby have offered the
opportunity to others to be released from their  respected
exclusive  prison through balanced responsiveness to  both
their personal and communal responsibilities.

     Such effective  witness  has  not  been  an  abstract
process pointing to abstractions which have been separated
from  embarrassing personal experiences.  Their  effective
witness  has  been  related  to  their  own   embarrassing
personal  experiences  and has demonstrated the  power  of
letting go of the bars of exclusive prisons.

     We cannot leave our respected exclusive prisons while
we  clutch  to the bars of the prison.  Release  from  the
prison involves letting go,  letting go of the bars  which
imprison  us.  The bards of the prison admonish us not  to
let  go  of the bars of the prison,  for the bards of  the
prison   maintain  the  collusive  games  of  mutual  self
deception which pervade in the prison environment.

     The bards of the prison maintain that we are alone in
our responsibilities;  responsible to ourselves alone  and
that  we  must fulfill our responsibilities by  ourselves.
The bards maintain that our fulfillment is to be found  by
us alone through exclusivity in our exclusive prisons,  by
who we keep out of our wonderful prisons.

     Yet  in  our  wonderful prisons we are  not  free  to
wonder  why  we  consider them to be  so  wonderful.   Our
collusive  games  of  mutual self  deception  exclude  the
possibilities of wonder and questions which would  release
us from prison and enable us to let go in freedom.

     In prison we are up tight in holding on to our  bars;
we cannot relax,  we must strain to maintain our exclusive
collusions,   to fulfill our communal responsibilities  to
our collusions.

     In  our  prisons  we  view  the  maintenance  of  our
collusions   as  our  communal  responsibility.   We   are
confused.   We do not recognize the nature of  integrative
communal  responsibilities,  and we regard  disintegrative
maintenance   of   our   collusions   as   our    communal
responsibility.   When so imprisoned we dare not  fail  to
maintain  our  collusions which we regard as our  communal
responsibility.  We cannot accept release and cannot honor
those who witness to their own release.

     We  cannot accept those who preach  the good news  to
the  poor regarding the acceptable year of the Lord,   and
witness   to  the  release  of  the  captives  from  their
disintegrative  prisons;  for we have been blind and  have
not  seen  clearly  because we have oppressed  each  other
through  collusive games of mutual self deception.   Those
who would free us must be rejected and despised to protect
our  prison  in which we are free to be exclusive  and  to
excommunicate those who are not worthy of our  acceptance.
Glory be to our prison!
                                                                                                                               
                         (c) 2005 by Paul A. Smith in      
                    (On Being Yourself, Whole and Healthy)  
                                                                                                                               
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