The document discusses the "interdependence constant", which arises from the memory of being in the womb and feeling connected to both internal and external environments. It describes this constant as accepting our interdependence while also seeking to reduce suffering. Key aspects include feeling weightless and floating, as in the womb, and experiencing timelessness under stress similar to what occurs during birth and death. The constant aims for liberation from external binds that cause stress, pursuing involvement rather than non-involvement, and creating universal equality through language and community participation. Maintaining this constant requires skillfully initiating interactions while grounded in self-study to withstand rejection from those not open to interdependence.