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     %TRANSCEND ADDICTIVE CODEPENDENT BLOCK REPRESS+960116
     %SUPPRESS CONTROL ESSENTIAL INTEGRATIVE HEALTH+960116
      %HONEST DESIRES INSTINCTS CONFLICT RESOLUTION+960116
      %OPENNESS HONESTY RECOVERY HEALING DETACHMENT 960116

     The work of  Twelve  Step Programs and True Religious
Leaders   involves  the  transcendence   of disintegrative
blockages, repressions, suppression and efforts to control
diverse/healthy:  desires,  honesty,  openness,   conflict
resolution,   affection and  other  essential  aspects  of
integrative persons and their communities.

     Abstract articulations of ideals, affirmations of the
importance   of   scriptures,   recitations  of   profound
doctrines, the performance of highly regarded rituals, the
defense   of  sophisticated   purity  codes,   living   in
conformity  to  sophisticated purity codes---all of  these
can and  do occur within the  context of communities where
there   is   no  attempt  to   transcend   disintegrative:
blockages, repressions, suppression and efforts to control
diverse/healthy:   desires,  honesty,  openness,  conflict
resolution,   affection  and  other  essential aspects  of
integrative persons and their communities.

     In    the   absence   of   attempts   to    transcend
disintegrative blockages,  repressions,   suppressions and
efforts  to control diverse/healthy:   desires,   honesty,
openness,    conflict  resolution,   affection  and  other
essential   aspects  of  integrative  persons  and   their
communities all efforts to: achieve salvation, make people
be "good",   overcome "evil",    promote creativity and/or
achieve success---are futile.   Really integrative persons
and communities  are balanced in their work---not narrowly
specialized  to  the  exclusion  of what is  essential  to
balance.
                                                                                                                               
                         (c) 2005 by Paul A. Smith in      
                    (On Being Yourself, Whole and Healthy)  
                                                                                                                               
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