All properties are relational; no properties are essential or absolute

Entities in the same semantic neighborhood but without a typed relation to this one — candidates for new edges or unrecognized duplicates.

• No properties are absolute, no properties are essential.quote0.919
  Affirms the non-essentialist, fully relational ontology of graphical elements.
• All position is relative; no properties are absolute or essentialclaim0.895
• All is Relationalclaim0.816
• Life is really the primary thing, and the properties are really secondary.claim0.794
  Epistemological priority: the felt life of a center is more basic than the geometric properties that support it.
• Not-separateness is finally perhaps the most important property of all—without it even a center with the other fourteen properties can be strangely separate, lonely, too egocentricclaim0.783
  Claim that connectedness to surroundings is the culminating property; without it, beautiful centers shout 'look at me' rather than healing
• I finally recognized that it is the field of centers which is primary, not these fifteen properties, and that the properties are simply aspects of the field which help us to understand concretely how the field works.quote0.772
  Meta-theoretical revelation about the ontological priority of the field of centers over the fifteen properties
• Color is an essential feature of reality; the unity of things (like a forest) is colored, not just structural.claim0.771
• The unfolding of wholeness through structure-preserving transformations must inevitably create the fifteen properties.hypothesis0.770