Spiritual ownership

A deep, non-legal sense of possession and care for a place that prevents it from becoming slum-like; contrasted with physical ownership alone

Neighborhood — ranked by edge-count

chapter

Belonging And Not-Belonging
mentions
Chapter 1 of Volume 3, introducing the concepts of belonging and not-belonging in the built environment

cosine ≥ 0.65 · no typed edge

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

Only a very simple thing can be spiritual.claim0.745
Because all extraneous stuff must be removed to reach purity of heart.
spiritconcept0.735
A dimension of the environment linked to wholeness and the sacred, beyond material concerns.
spiritual awareness through abstract colour and formconcept0.726
Quality Alexander finds in early Turkish carpets, reinforcing the metaphysical basis of his work.
Spirit made manifestconcept0.720
The idea that a well-made building, painting, or detail becomes physically spirit itself, not merely a symbol of spirit.
mystical-religious contextconcept0.716
The cultural-intentional atmosphere of historical traditions (Zen, Sufism, Christian mysticism, etc.) in which profoundly living structure has overwhelmingly been created.
Gift to Godconcept0.715
The intention to make something humble and free of self-aggrandizement, as an offering to the divine.
Spiritual Bypassconcept0.700
Risk that contemplative insights can be co-opted or misdirected; analogized to AI safety failure modes
sincerityconcept0.700
A correctness condition requiring assertions to align with the program's beliefs.