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Freedom From Sanctimonious

Freedom grows with sanctity A problem for those whose StraightLaced White God is too small to capture all young and wild-cultured compassions, And yet also too spaciously transcendently spiritualized who would mere me be to find agency outside such omniscient unchanged Changing Judge restricting resonant freedoms of sacred orthodox wise behaviors healthy polypathic thoughts wealthy pan-sheistic feelings The Great Transition Changer sounds messianically powerful but not necessarily synonymous with sainted Lover Of all sacredly co-invested minds rooted in unitarian relationships cooperatively owned globally through locally eco-managed ecofeminist hot incorporations yet green win/win smooth neuro-sensory freedom of reproductive sanctity Freedom to out loud publicly value sanctity of health wealthy humane win/win cooperative sensual sight with sound taste with smell touch with feeling co-relationships Inside/Outside Ego/Eco-binomially win/win therapeutic, win/lose trauma free Is never too free enough for co-relational unconditional regard stressing open hearted positive curiosity about what unfree desecration would allow inhumane freedom of patriarchal capitalization to commit a Lose/Lose genocidal ecocide global pandemic post- and pre-traumatic overwhelm To at last acknowledge we have no international retributive justice system to restore freedom for sacred EarthTribe green cooperative resilience. Sanctity seems to follow integrity of experience and compassionate communication While sanctimonious feelings seem to follow entitlement through defensive dogmas closing doors to inclusive freedom of cooperative win/win intention.

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