1.

Truth
: honesty; reality: (nakedness; simplicity: richness; essentiality; oughtness; beauty: pure; clean
and unadulterated completeness ).
2. Goodness
: (lightness; desirability; oughtness; justice; benevolence; honesty);(we love it, are attracted to it,
approve of it).
3. Beauty
: (lightness; form; aliveness; simplicity; richness; wholeness, perfection;completion; uniqueness;
honest).
4. Wholeness
: (unity; integration; tendency to oneness; interconnectedness;simplicity; organization; structure;
order, not dissociated; synergy; homonymousand integrative tendencies).
4a. Dichotomy-transcendence
: (acceptance, resolution, integration, ortranscendence of dichotomies, polarities, opposites,
contradictions);synergy (i.e.. transformation of oppositions into unities, of antagonists
intocollaborating or mutually enhancing partners).
5. Aliveness
: (process; not-deadness; spontaneity; self-regulation; full-functioning;changing and yet
remaining the same; expressing itself).
6. Uniqueness
: (idiosyncrasy; individuality; noncomparability; novelty; quale;suchness; nothing else like it).
7. Perfection
: (nothing superfluous; nothing lacking; everything in its right place, unimprovable; just-
rightness; just-so-ness; suitability; justice, completeness ;nothing beyond; oughtness).
7a. Necessity
: (inevitability; it must be just that way; not changed in any slightest way; and it is good that it is
that way).
8. Completion
: (ending; finality; justice; it's finished; no more changing of theGestalt; fulfillment; finis and
telos; nothing missing or lacking; totality; fulfillmentof destiny; cessation; climax;
consummation closure; death before rebirth;cessation and completion of growth
and development).
9. Justice
: (fairness; oughtness; suitability; architectonic quality; necessity;inevitability; disinterestedness;
nonpartiality).
9a. Order
: (lawfulness; lightness; nothing superfluous; perfectly arranged).
10. Simplicity
: (honesty; nakedness; essentiality; abstract, unmistakability;essential skeletal structure; the heart
of the matter; bluntness; only that which isnecessary; without ornament, nothing extra or
superfluous).
11. Richness
: (differentiation; complexity; intricacy; totality; nothing missing orhidden; all there;
"nonimportance"; i.e.. everything is equally important; nothing isunimportant; everything left the
way it is, without improving, simplifying,abstracting, rearranging).
12. Effortlessness
: (ease; lack of strain, striving, or difficulty; grace; perfect and beautiful functioning).
13. Playfulness
: (fun; joy; amusement; gaiety: humor; exuberance; effortlessness).
14. Self sufficiency
: (autonomy; independence; not-needing- anything-other-than-itself-in-order-to -be-itself; self-
determining; environment-transcendence;separateness; living by its own laws; identity).