A person's own feeling of wholeness is the very best criterion for the wholeness of a thing he is trying to make.

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• Almost every person experiences the making of wholeness, like food.claim0.856
  Generalization from personal and student experience.
• "Wholeness and feeling are two sides of a single reality."quote0.847
  Concise formulation of the chapter's central identity claim between objective structure and subjective experience
• Wholeness can be felt; using feeling to grasp the whole is a move towards precision.claim0.846
• People are deeply nourished by the process of creating wholeness.claim0.838
• To get wholeness, you must try instead to strive for a perfection where the things which matter less are left more rough, and the things which matter more are given deep attention.quote0.838
  Core principle of wabi-to-sabi in building.
• To get wholeness, you must strive for perfection where the things which matter less are left more rough, and the things which matter more are given deep attention.claim0.837
  Roughness in non-essentials allows concentration on essentials.
• The relation between a person's own wholeness and the wholeness of things in their environment is a direct consequence of the nature of wholeness itself.claim0.837
• Wholeness and feeling are two sides of a single reality; the external phenomenon of wholeness and the internal experience of personal feeling are, at some level, one and the same thingclaim0.837
  The central identity claim of the chapter linking objective structure to subjective experience