Order is not a blueprint. It is not to be copied or imitated. It is not something to which you conform but comes about naturally, easily, without any effort if you understand what disorder is. Through negation, you come to the positive – not through the positive. If you are pursuing the positive, you will create disorder. So we are learning, observing. Through that observation, we begin to find out what the subtlety of order is. We live in disorder – that is a fact. Disorder is contradiction. If there was no contradiction at all, we would naturally be orderly.