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 %INTEGRITY COMMUNITY PERSONAL RELATIONSHIP REFLECT 040828
 %SELF OTHER INTEGRITIES FALWS STRENGTHS WEAKNESSES 040828
   %VULNERABILITY SYMPATHETIC CONCERN INDIFFERENCES 040828
  %DETACHED SEPARATED OBJECTIVITY FORMALIZED IDEALS 040828
 %GRACIOUS CONSIDERATION TRUELY HONEST SPIRITUALISM 040828
   %CONFORMAL FORMS DEMEANDS COMMANDS PROSCRIPTIONS 040828

    The  integrity  of a community depends  in  important
ways upon how members of the community reflect upon their
own  and  each other's integrities,   flaws,   strengths,
weaknesses and vulnerabilities:

    1.  With  sympathetic-concern,    indifference,    or
egoentric-fear?

    2.  With    cold-detached-objectivity,    formalized-
idealism,   or gracious-consideration of  truly-spiritual
and mutually-reflexive balanced-reltionships?

    3.  With keen-attention to integrative-considerations
--- or   to  how  most-quickly-to-take-advantage-of  each
other's points-of-vulnerability for-private-gain?

    4.  With primary concern about the efficient  use  of
technocratic-means --- or  with  a careful foucs upon the
essential   foundations   for   personal   and   communal
integrations and integrities?

    5.  With interest exclusively focused upon objective-
realities which can be studied,  understood, manipulated,
and controled with scientific precision; or with gracious
consideration  of reflexive:  relationships,   attitudes,
perspectives,    assumptions,    beliefs,    mythologies,
cosmologies,  teachings, scriptures, beliefs,  doctrines,
and professions?
                                                                                                                               
                         (c) 2005 by Paul A. Smith in      
                    (On Being Yourself, Whole and Healthy)  
                                                                                                                               
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