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   %RELIABLE SIGNS LACK INTEGRITY PERSONAL COMMUNAL 040423
%INDIVIDUAL PERSONAL COMMUNITY ESSENTIAL FOUNDATION 040423
%CONFORMITY EXCESSIVE POWER CORRUPTION DEFINE ORDER 040423
%REGULATE ADMINISTER MANGEMENT PRIVACY IMMPOSED GOD 040423
 %ARREST PRISONER IMPOSED LAWS COMMANDMENTS THEATEN 040423
 %UNILATERAL SCRIPTURES DEMAND TRUTHS AGREE BALANCE 040423

      What are some  reliable-signs  which indicate a lack
of    integrity   within:   a   person,     a     personal
relationship;   and/or within a community,  or a  communal
relationship?

      1.  No  kind of conformity is ESSENTIAL to  personal
or  communal integrity ---  because regarding any kind  of
conformity AS-ESSENTIAL --- is to grant excessive-power to
domineering  people who  claim  to have  the authority-to-
define-and-regulate  personal  and/or  communal  integrity
through conformity.

      2.  In light of the above, NONE of the following are
ESSENTIAL  to  personal  or  communal  integrity when they
are EXTERNALLY IMPOSED UNILATERALY:  laws,   commandments,
prescriptions,    proscriptions,   scriptures,    demands,
threats, punishments, truths, agreements, etc.

      3.  MANY  of the following are ESSENTIAL-FOUNDATIONS
to   both   personal   and   communal   integrations   and
integrities:   balance, mutuality, cooperation,  civility,
hospitality, generosity, collaboration,  personal-honesty,
honest-dialogue,  personal-authenticity,  communal-health-
care,    communal-integrity-care,    complementary-people,
complementary-ideals, complementary-values, complementary-
goals, complementary-skills, complementary-insights, etc.

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