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This is http://www.essayz.com/a9112221.htm Previous-Essay <== This-Essay ==> Following-Essay Click HERE on this line to find essays via Your-Key-Words. {Most frequent wordstarts of each essay will be put here.} ========================================================== %COMMUNAL AFFIRM ESSENTIAL PERSONAL WHOLE HEALTH 911222 For a community and its members to enjoy wholeness, health and fulfillment, the community as a whole, needs to affirm the importance of integrity, balance, wholeness, and open-and-honest intimate dialogue; through which communication integrity is found. It is essential for a community as a whole to work cooperatively in identifying those aspects of balance, and those kinds of balance, which are most seriously lacking within the community and within its members; then to affirm communally the importance of whatever aspects of balance and whatever kinds of balance the lack. This is not easy! Often balance is lacking due to collusions which repress into the collective communal unconsciousness any awareness of the integrative importance of those aspects of balance---which if affirmed would threaten the respected collusions, addictions and codependent processes which characterize the community as a whole. The collective communal unconsciousness is held in common; because it is generated through cooperative collusive efforts to deny truths which are essential to personal and communal integrity. Recovery of honesty, openness, health, wholeness, integrity, hope, joy, and enjoyment will in each instance entail letting go to the collusive games of mutual self deception---through which there is repression of the communal awareness of those aspects of balance and those kinds of balance which are most seriously lacking within the community, and within its members. The most seriously lacking aspects/kinds of balance are lacking because of the collusions, addictions and codependencies; and the knowledge that they are lacking is also repressed because of the collusions, addictions and codependencies. The cause of the lack; and the cause of the ignorance of the lack is the same. We need to transcend our collusions, addictions and codependencies through the recognition of the signs of our disintegration: 1. Growing impoverishment of women, and of the children upon whom the favorable remembrance of all our accomplishments will depend. 2. Steady declines in the medium quality of life, health and hope. 3. Increasing preoccupation with increasing rates of consumption of resources, and increasing rates of generation of garbage on a finite terrestrial home planet. 4. Increasing defensiveness and declining security. 5. Declining health and increasing health care costs. 6. Increasing costs of law enforcement; and decreasing respect for law and order on the part of many. 7. Increasing differences between the wealthy and the poor as regards: political power, resources used, perceptions, beliefs, attitudes, values, ideals, hopes and aspirations. 8. Increasing preoccupations with technocratic fixes which do not provide meaningful satisfaction to those who are addicted to them. 9. Increasing ignorance of our historical and cultural roots. 10. Failures to use wisely the knowledge and information we have; because we are addicted to accumulating more knowledge and information which we will not know how to use wisely. We need to attend to the signs; not ignore them. More than that, we need to seek to discover that to which the signs point; and not ignore that to which the signs point. While we need to attend to the signs, we need to avoid preoccupation with the signs, for any preoccupation with the signs can be the tool we use to avoid dealing openly and honestly with that to which the signs point. The troubling and embarrassing signs point to those aspects of balance, and those kinds of balance, which are most seriously lacking within our communities and within us their members. We need to communally affirm the importance of whatever aspects of balance and whatever kinds of balance are lacking. This is not going to be easy! (c) 2005 by Paul A. Smith in (On Being Yourself, Whole and Healthy) ==========================================================