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A fundamental rule emerging from this perspective is: "Don't sacrifice who you could be for who you are." This implies that if faced with a choice between maintaining the current state or embracing a positive transformation, the instinct should be to pursue growth. The ideal is to align oneself with the potential of who one can become, rather than clinging to the familiar or the habitual. This aligns with the ancient idea of the "Union," where the true essence of an individual includes both the current state and the capacity for continual transformation.