Something truly relaxed, truly made for human comfort, truly arising from an egoless and unencumbered wish to make things right, and nothing more.

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• True simplicity — the thing which is truly whole — leaves the nothing undisturbed, quiet, like a lake.claim0.819
  Poetic statement of the Ground-clearing nature of true simplicity.
• In every case, the process is straightforward, simple, and above all free: it allows the reality of the situation, the human needs, human joys, to find expression.claim0.792
  A summary generalization from the examples about the nature of living processes.
• The simplest thing which can be created, in real terms, is that thing which goes furthest to resolve, complete, hence to elaborate and underpin the structure of the world, its wholeness, which exists at that place.claim0.790
  Definition of real simplicity tied to resolving the wholeness.
• A world constructed in the most personal and individual fashion, made by people following their true I, will be — in the most public, objective, universal sense — functional, adequate, and harmonious.claim0.788
  Alexander's paradoxical conclusion that the most personally authentic making produces the most universally livable world.
• "The world around us requires a special looseness to allow normal human life to run in its normal state."quote0.787
  A key claim that the environment must have a specific kind of looseness (living structure) to support ordinary human happiness.
• The power and relaxedness that come from a proper sequence are immense.claim0.784
  Concluding statement about the profound effect of sequence on the process and outcome of making.
• Each person is nourished, made more whole, by making something which has life.claim0.783
• A person will feel healed, made whole, during any process in which life and living structure are created in the world.claim0.781