The key lesson in all this is simple and extreme. The field of centers cannot be created as a by-product of some existing process.

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• The field of centers cannot be created as a by-product of some existing process; it comes about only when the entire process is organized and concentrated on creating a living field.claim0.892
  Focus on anything else yields something else.
• It is only knowledge of the field of centers, and the practice of making it, which gives you a key to unlock your own heart.claim0.824
  The practical path: mastering the abstract structure enables the personal, vulnerable expression.
• When the field of centers is authentic, it is always personal; empty structure without personal feeling is structurally misjudgedclaim0.807
  Links structural authenticity to personal feeling as a necessary co-occurrence
• Centers are always made of other centers.quote0.806
  Encapsulates the recursive nature of centers, the key to understanding wholeness.
• the center is not made from parts. Rather, it would be more true to say that most of the parts are created by the wholeness.quote0.802
  Key reversal of the Cartesian parts-to-whole assumption: the whole generates the parts.
• The greater life in the animal comes from the field of centers which is created there, not from copying or 'realism'.claim0.802
  Extension of the previous claim, tying life directly to centers.
• A thing which has the field of centers always does make a person near it feel more whole.claim0.800
• 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.quote0.797
  Meta-theoretical revelation about the ontological priority of the field of centers over the fifteen properties