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 %INADEQUATE WAY LIFE LACKING ESSENTIAL FOUNDATIONS 031201
%MISSING IGNORED NEGLECTED COMMUNAL PERSONAL LOVERS 031201
   %WELL INTEGRATED COMPLEMENTARY COHERENT SENSIBLE 031201
%TOUCHING EMPATHY SYMPATHY TOGETHER CONNECTED DREAM 031201
%REGULAR PRESENCE INTEGRITIES INTEGRATIONS AFFIRMED 031201
%DEMONSTRATED ACTION BEING DOING COOPERATION GRACED 031201

     An  INADEQUATE-WAY-OF-LIFE is one which is LACKING in
some  essentaial-foundations  for  personal  and  communal
integrities.      It  is what is MISSING  which  makes  an
inadequate  way of life INADEQUATE.   Everything which  is
present  may be an essential-foundation for  personal  and
communal   integrities;   yet  the  WAY-OF-LIFE  still  be
INADEQUATE  because-of-what-is  MISSING  and/or  NOT-WELL-
INTEGREGRATED.    That whch is not-well-integrated is in a
real sense still missing.  The  occasional casual presence
of  an  essential foundation  is  not  equivalent  to  the
REGULAR   WELL  INTEGRATED  PRESENCE  of   the   essential
foundation.     Integration  is  also  essential   because
integration   is  clearly  an  essential  foundation   for
personal and communal integrity.

     It  is not enough to affirm essential-foundations  as
being worthy of reverence,  respect, honor, support,  etc.
Recitations  of doctrines,  affirmations,  beliefs  and/or
promises  are  impotent  (powerless) in  the  absence   of
demonstrations   which  are  well  integrated   with   the
recitations and affirmations.  Well integrated recitations
and   affirmations   mean  little  in   the   absence   of
demonstrations of  what  the  well  integrated-recitations
say.    To  be  meaningful --- integrations must go beyond
recitations and the integrations must be  demonstrated in-
well-integrated-actions.

                                                                                                                               
                         (c) 2005 by Paul A. Smith in      
                    (On Being Yourself, Whole and Healthy)  
                                                                                                                               
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