Ten precepts

Then...

1. The way to life is to create knowledge (amplification of order) and give equal life.
2. If the way to life is to give equal life, then one does not take without need.
3. If one only takes what one needs, and leaves the rest, one can stay perceptive and aware to all else.
4. As one stays aware, one can serve one's karma.
5. As one serves one's karma, then the world is improved and the karmas of others are assisted.
6. As all karmas resolve, then the world moves closer to peace.
7. As the world moves closer to peace, then the world becomes more aware.
8. As the world becomes more aware, then the world becomes enlightened.

The way to interpret "life" above is energy (or life force) and perception. Each of these has an inward and outward aspect. Inward is intake of energy or food, outward is movement. Inward perception is from the senses, while outward "perception" is cognition. The breath lives between these four points.

My personal take:

1. Minimize your needs so you can be
2. open to something larger than yourself, then
3. fill the void.

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Value is represented by money (when it's working correctly and not printed mindlessly).

Money leaves via investment. Experience creates more value. Money -> Investment -> Experience -> Growth -> money. This is the "kreb's cycle" of the economic system.

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See also:

• power
• Mastery of Form