Philosophy

Ethical consideration is defined as any given pre-existent state which is considered of greater consequence and value than alternatives to it, even and especially when a detriment to the would-be beneficiary of the change. An ethical standard would dictate that one would not take unfair advantage of another, even and especially if a detriment to oneself.

It would be easier for Peter to blame Paul, especially when Peter knows he is going to be blamed if he does not, but it would not be ethical.

Ethics emphasizes Prohibitions as opposed to Volition. A robber would possess more volitional capability than one who was not. Perhaps the more ethical, the more the prohibitions and the less the volitional abilities. If nature is considered spiritual, the ethical premise would be to preserve the environment, even at the expense of one's progressively developed comfort.

Spirituality:

A Spiritual State as a place, could be defined as an already existent complete and perfect habituate called the natural world. This interpretation represents an acceptance of the integrity, and inherent consequence, of the constitution and dynamics of natural nature.

Perfection to remain perfect, would require maintaining existing conditions in exact or near like form and would require an accordant attitude and consciousness, which would be prohibitive rather than volitional, in so far as treatment of the external environment. The whole of the natural world is defined as a spiritual realm, perceptible to the senses, wherein the the physical bodies of living entities, and the natural world as a whole, are interpreted as the micro and macro body of Spirit.

The whole is understood and appreciated by the experience of any given present circumstance of the physical reality in terms of spiritual context.

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