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I cannot make a thing which has this not-separateness, unless I honestly want it.

The necessity of sincere desire for not-separateness on the part of the maker.

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Not-Separateness
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The property that a living whole is at one with the world, not separate from it; the center melts into its surroundings, the boundary is fragmented or incomplete, and there is a profound connection rather than isolation—perhaps the most important property of all

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

Not-separateness simply means that a thing which is whole will be made, in the end, only by the genuine desire, on the part of the maker, not to be separate from the world.claim0.853
Redefinition of not-separateness in terms of the maker's intention.
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 egocentricclaim0.813
Claim that connectedness to surroundings is the culminating property; without it, beautiful centers shout 'look at me' rather than healing
Everything should be made as simple as possible, but not simpler.quote0.788
Einstein's assertion invoked to explain why BMR preserves accuracy while reducing complexity
ECHOES and NOT-SEPARATENESS are two of the properties which most strongly tie things together, and create this inner unity in them.claim0.787
Two specific properties from the 15 Properties framework are identified as primary drivers of felt unity.
Not-separateness is evident in the deep interconnectedness of all things, as suggested by Mach's principle and Bell's theorem.claim0.782
Everything you make must be a being.quote0.780
A core directive from Book 4, p. 95, quoted to define the essence of living process in large buildings.
Beings can only be made of beings. If it is not made of beings, it cannot be a being.claim0.772
A recursive rule: to be an I-like center, a center must be composed of centers which are themselves I-like.
The structures where life occurs just cannot be made in any other way.quote0.760
Categorical assertion about the necessity of the living process.