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 %SOUL PERSON INDIVIDUAL SEPARATE PART ELEMENT BODY 040716
%MIND SPIRIT BRAIN HEART PUBLIC SEXUAL RELATIONSHIP 040716
%INTIMATE PRIVATE INTELLECT COMMUNAL FAMILY TALKING 040716
  %DISINTEGRATION STATIC WHOLE BEING LOVE SANCTUARY 040716
%EVOLVING ECOLOGY SYSTEMS ANALYSIS DOMINATION VICES 040716

    The  "soul"  of a person is not a separate part of the
person,  distinct from  the person's: mind,  body,  brain,
heart,  spirit, public-relationships, intimacies, private-
relationships,  sexuality, intellect,  community,  family,
etc.

    The "soul"  is the evolving "whole"  of a person;  the
well-integrated-whole  including  in  well-integrated-ways
all of the person's:   mind,  body, brain, heart,  spirit,
public-relationships,   intimacies,      private-relation-
ships, sexuality,  intellect, community, family, etc.   No
part  of the person is excluded from  the  well-integrated
"soul".

    When we talk of the "soul" of a person as a static and
separate  part  of  the person,   we  thereby  attack  the
integrity of the person;  and  promote  both  personal and
communal disintegrations of all persons and communities.

    The  "soul"  of a person is not a STATIC part of  just
the  one person;   it is the evolving "whole"  person  ---
well integrated within many relationships with all members
of all of the person's communities.   It is misleading  to
pretend that some communities and/or some of their members
are  irrelevant.   Some people may be excluded and  absent
for  "telling-reasons"  that nobody tells about!     Those
absent persons and  "reasons"   play  major  roles in  the
evolution of all people's "souls".

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