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Interdependence: The opposing elements of a polarity are linked in such a way that the well-being and stability of the system depend on the balance between these elements.Complementarity: Each element of the polarity brings unique benefits to the system. They complement each other, creating a synergy that contributes to the overall vitality of the system.Dynamic: Polarities are dynamic, involving continuous movement and adjustment. The balance between opposites can fluctuate in response to internal and external changes in the system.Growth and development: Healthy management of polarities promotes the growth and development of the system. The balance between opposites allows the system to adapt, learn and thrive.Consciousness: Awareness of the nature of polarities is essential for the effective management of a system. Understanding how opposing elements interact helps avoid unbalanced extremes and promotes more enlightened management.
A polarity represents a pair of interconnected opposing elements in a living system, where their interaction contributes to the balance, resilience and growth of the whole.
In the context of the components discussed here, a polarity can be defined as a dynamic relationship between two opposing elements or concepts which, although distinct, are interdependent and interconnected.
* connection / autonomy
* service / leadership
* honesty / care
* feedback / vision
* wholeness / parts
Together, these polarities contribute to the balance and dynamics of a system.
The characteristics of a polarity include:
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