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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Wolf72" data-source="post: 225600" data-attributes="member: 265">here's an idea ...mind this is just one person's version (but I like it ...) ... Chaotic Neutral I. Change is essential for promotion of growth, evolution and opportunity. Foster change without reservation; even if benefits are not readily apparent from one perspective, initiating change may provide new avenues of opportunity. II. Nothing is linear. There can be no true order as change is the nature of the universe. Nothing endures under scrutiny, but change is constant and eternal. III. As the universe itself is always changing, there is no obligation. All things, even those things that seem immutable, alter their essence under the optimum circumstances. IV. Tradition, discipline and hierarchy prevent creativity, stifle evolution, and restrict opportunity. Ignore them at best, and oppose them if they cannot be ignored. V. The nature of life is to respond to environment. Respond to the need at hand. Each moment is unique. VI. Consistency is illusion. VII. Conformity places the consensus before the Self. The ideal of self in anathema to conformity. There is no separation. Conformity ultimately threatens the individual and restricts freedom of movement and action that opposes stagnation. Conformity is death. VIII. If the flow of evolution is stopped, the species dies as the world changes. If the flow of blood is stopped, life ceases as nourishment ceases. Stop time, and potential is never awakened. Eliminate motion, and you eliminate actualization. Life is motion. Move or die. IX. Chance rules; there exists no fate or predetermined outcome. Therein lies the secret of potential. That which seems identical is in fact unique. What men perceive as unalterable is limited by the power of their comprehension; as men are not omniscient, neither are their laws omnipresent. X. You are not obligated to believe what others believe. Your perception is what shapes your existence and none other. Definition limits. Acceptance unleashes.The credit by-line should be "Created by Serge F. Clermont of Atlanta, GA, September 2000, in a series of original submissions to the EN World Forums. Please contact the writer at <a href="mailto:serge@mindspring.com">serge@mindspring.com</a> for permission of inclusion as online material for web sites, or other questions regarding use or content."</blockquote>

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