4.1.6 Principios de rexeneración

1. O conxunto refírese á percepción dun ser como un todo, unha entidade cohesionada cun propósito dentro dun sistema máis amplo en lugar de estar composto por partes interconectadas.
2. O potencial refírese á idea de que algo ten o potencial de converterse e contribuír en lugar de ser só o que é agora.
3. A esencia é a negativa a agrupar as cousas en categorías amplas e a comprensión de que cada criatura é única, ten o seu propio carácter e se revelará dun xeito particular.
4. Development is the process of advancing a whole being’s essence, potential, and unique contribution in order for it to become more fully manifest.
5. Nestedness is the understanding that every entire is nested within other wholes, so that changes at one level have an impact on all levels and that each whole’s potential influences all other levels.
6. Nodal que amosa procesos derivados da esencia dentro dunha estrutura de forma que permita identificar accións dirixidas que a remodelan en dirección a unha representación máis plenamente realizada do seu potencial.
7. Os campos son o proceso de identificar e modificar a condición cualitativa de algo, que restrinxe ou facilita o traballo que é capaz de realizar.

En contraste con aceptalos como nocións abstractas para modificar en secuencias mentais, estes principios pódense empregar para crear imaxes na mente. Isto tamén difire da visualización, que implica crear imaxes mentais que representan un estado desexado. A imaxe, por outra banda, é o proceso mental de simplemente ver as cousas tal e como son e controlar o seu funcionamento. Polo tanto, a vitalidade dunha rede pódese entender dun xeito rico e multicapa tecendo estas imaxes.

The presumption that one is already functioning regeneratively is one of the major obstacles to understanding how to do it. The set of ideas stated above will likely be theoretically identifiable and even familiar to many of our readers, we are aware of that. Sadly, their familiarity may cause them to lose some of their disruptive abilities. To incorporate the new paradigm’s concepts and language into outdated ways of thinking, one must overcome the subconscious habit of resisting it by becoming familiar with, reinterpreting, and adopting it. Increasing one’s level of comfort involves extending one’s idea without actually lifting and transmuting it.

We understand that at first it may seem strange and unnatural to give in to the strength of a living principle rather than resisting it and employing it as a tool. Yet, if these concepts are utilized consistently and rigorously to catching oneself anytime one dips underneath the regenerative level of paradigm, they can be used to undo a lifetime of training. Every moment they are used, they need to be “regenerated” (brought to life) by being visualized and combined with another living system. They shouldn’t be reduced to a list of impersonal ideas because it would rob them of meaning and give the impression that one is considering regeneratively while in reality one is sticking to an outdated worldview.