Three coequal tenets
It presents these three coequal tenets:
Freedom belongs to the being rather than being conferred by another human, institution or entity. Yet every exercise of freedom occurs among other beings, places, histories and consequences. Its exercise must therefore account for reciprocity, consent, responsibility and the corresponding freedom of others.
Follow this tenet into the inquiryPrinciples may orient us, but their application depends on particular circumstances and requires discernment. Relationship, history, necessity, alternatives and consequences matter. Context determines how principle can be responsibly applied.
Visit The InquiryJust Enough is the least dominating intervention adequate to genuine care, undertaken at the fitting time, in the fitting measure, for sound reasons, and revised according to its consequences.
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