1. It seeks understanding of nature and human nature and does not attempt
to set these apart.
2. It is unprejudiced and hence in a sense un-objective, based on considering
all available evidence from all available perspectives.
3. It recognizes the restrictive nature of any fixed, uniquely situated
perspective in which an observer is distanced from the observed.
4. It does not isolate reason from emotion or give precedence to one over
the other.
5. It corresponds with and is therefore not set in opposition to natural
dynamic processes and geometry, thereby obviating conflict and paradox.
6. It does not, except as an analytical tool, impose an artificial rectilinear
frame upon nature or regard linearity as precursive to non-linearity.
7. It does not, except as an analytical tool, deliberately exclude or ignore
some vital aspect of nature for the sake of convenience.
8. It recognises that all form is a dynamic inclusion of space - not
an occupier of space - and so is not definable in absolute (axiomatic) terms.
9. It recognizes that all is included in and influenced by all - content
is inseparable from context at any scale.
10. It includes love.
