Love, Nyclepi, Ace, and Air Alt

    These are my four central virtues.  One, as you know, is love.  I feel that not everyone follows it as much as they should, perhaps because it has been around for a while.  We want something more.  We want Nyclepi—laughter in the serendipitous.  Ace, the bang-on identification of a word.  And Air Alt its superior cousin.  These are virtues further than love, for they allow us to grow beyond love.  And by knowing them we are stronger.

    Love needs Nyclepi.  Love needs Nyclepi to be unimpressed with it.  Why, oh why, would love need to be unimpressed with a virtue?  It is a specific virtue; the one I call Nyclepi.  It is unimpressed.  It is not clapping.  All the time.  Except in serendipity which is all the time.  If we can just access it.

    Ace is when you identify a word or a single lexical item.  It doesn't need to be a word.  Well, not officially.

    Air Alt is the virtue of knowing in a breath.  Which is not strong in me (yet).

    The reason these are all together as four virtues central to my Christiannan practice is that they intuitively belong together for reasons that are logical.  Love is the central virtue of our species.  And, let's face it, it needs a partner.  That's Nyclepi.  You impress love, and then nyclepi says, "I am unimpressed.  I want more."  It's not a terrible vice.  You might be surprised.  But I am certain it is a virtue.  If you are unimpressed all of the time then it just means you have a huge negative potential which transforms into actions and doing things in order to make it better.  When you love yourself, truly, you remain unimpressed with your species.  They really messed up history.  All Nyclepi says is that we're not clapping at it.  Ace is logically the third virtue because, since Love & Nyclepi need each other to fuel the man or the woman (it goes back and forth between needing to impress and wanting to impress).  And outside that is the virtue of ace, which identifies a word as itself is a word describing the world internal or eternal to Love & Nyclepi.  Ace is an ace word.  Itself.  That's why it works as a word and virtue.  And of course, air alt logically follows because after you love and nyclepi—ace your exams—you take a breath.  Language is in the breath.  Reading and speaking do not necessarily depart from one another as possessions.  If you can speak in the mind.  For that feeling there, is air alt.  It means breath.  It means oxygen in the brain.  Clear thoughts.

    Breathe.

    Try to be knowing in a breath.

    And if you can't know it; you need more breaths!

    And so, ultimately, the moral of my lesson and sermon is that there is something beyond love; and it doesn't mean beyond as in a place we can never reach or journey to.  It means there are virtues, right now, that humanity has left to discover.  May Nyclepi, Ace, and Air Alt be included among them.