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  %THOUGHTLESS PERSONS COMMUNITIES EXCLUSIVITY TALK+020302
 %NEWS STORIES CONSCIOUS CONSIDER DECISIONS PATTERN+020302
 %DISEASE DISHONESTY DISPUTATION CONTENTIOUS SINNER+020302
 %KINDS FOCUS FOCI CONTROL DOMINATION SYSTEM WINNER 020302
                                                          
     Each person and community makes very important       
       decisions as to what to EXCLUDE from dialogue,     
         consciousness, consideration, news-stories, etc. 
                                                          
     Patterns of EXCLUSION and EXCLUSIVITY are key signs  
       of the presence of dis-ease, dis-honesty,          
         dis-putation, dis-cord, etc.                     
                                                          
     Patterns of INCLUSION and integration are key signs  
       of the presence of health, healing, civility,      
         cooperation, and honest dialogue; i.e., signs    
           of the keys to personal/communal integrity.    
                                                          
     EXCLUSION and INCLUSION pertain to many different    
       kinds of realities.  It may help to consider some  
         words which may bring to mind some, if not all,  
           of those different kinds of realities:         
                                                          
FEARS                  HOPES             VISIONS          
                                                          
ANXIETIES              DREAMS            DESIRES          
                                                          
TABOOS                 PROHIBITIONS      INSTINCTS        
                                                          
REJECTIONS             CONDEMNATIONS     TOLERANCE        
                                                          
PREJUDICE              EXCOMMUNICATION   HOSPITALITY      
                                                          
FILTERS                ANALYSES          DIAGNOSES        
                                                          
REPRESSIONS            SUPPRESSION       LIBERATIONS      
                                                          
PURIFICATIONS          SYNTHESES         INTEGRATIONS     
                                                          
TRAITORS               DOUBTS            FRIENDS          
                                                          
SUPERIORITY            RIGHTEOUSNESS     TRUTHS           
                                                          
DAMNATION              SALVATION         RECONCILIATION   
                                                          
CERTAINTY              PROBABILITY       CIVILITY         
                                                          
INVULNERABILITY        SANCTUARIES       VULNERABILITY    
                                                          
PROPRIETY              FORMALITIES       SPONTANEITY      
                                                          
COMMANDMENTS           RELIABILITY       IMAGINATION      
                                                          
LOYALTY                OBEDIENCE         REVELATIONS      
                                                          
     Thoughtless exclusivity by people stuck in ruts makes
it impossible for them to become aware of facts and  ideas
which are essential to their dealing thoughtfully with new
threats to their personal and communal integrities.       
                                                          
     Thoughtless  exclusivity is the curse of death.    We
will  be well and do well when we take thought to seek  to
be  aware of and beware of thoughtless exclusivity of  all
kinds.                                                    
                                                                                                                               
                         (c) 2005 by Paul A. Smith in      
                    (On Being Yourself, Whole and Healthy)  
                                                                                                                               
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