Nature is balanced and neutral as always.

1. Two facets of Nature
There are two facets of nature - the dependent and the inherent aspects. These two
aspects would exist concurrently and can be illustrated in a mathematical equation as
below: -
Facet 1 Facet 2
Dependent arising Inherent existence
… (-2+2) + (-16+16) + (-22+22) + (-133+133) + (0) + (-54+54) …, etc = 0
Key: -
Facet 1
= dependent arising.
= the existence of mind - that conjures up perceptions, conceptions, labels, names,
descriptions, shapes, values, languages, etc.
= the existence of rising and falling phenomena.
= the existence of beginning and ending processes.
= all subjects and objects are created i.e. inherent existence is devoid.
= the emptiness could be realised in various stages.
Facet 2
= inherent existence.
= the absence of mind to conjure up perceptions, conceptions, labels, names,
descriptions, shapes, values, languages, etc.
= the absence of beginning and ending processes.
= the absence of conditional phenomena.
= nothing has ever been created or changed.
= the Buddha nature.
Zero (0) = intermediation = absence = emptiness but not nothingness.
= a mathematical value intermediate between positive and negative values.
= the absence of any or all units under consideration.
This arising, that arises. This ceasing, that ceases. Zero = a mathematical value
intermediate between positive
and negative values.
= the absence of any or all
units under consideration.

2. ...(-2+2) + ... + (-133+133) ... = values of fluxes that are dependent arising.
... + (-2+2) + (-54+54) + ... = this arising, that arises.
... + (0) + ... = this ceasing, that ceases = a stage of enlightenment.
= all dependent arising are completely blown-off or extinguished.
= a stage of perfect intermediation = a stage of absence = a complete realisation of
emptiness.
( .... ) = the law of kamma = the universal law of balancing.
-2+2 or -133+133 = the law of attraction.
From the above mathematical equation, one could summarise the conclusions as below: -
1. Nature is a system of constant with a factor of intermediation or absence. It means
that nature would orientate toward a state of balance, intermediation or absence at all
times.
2. When things run off-balance or when one stirs up in the nature - be it in volitional or
non-volitional sense, the natural law that maintains equilibrium would take its course to
balance it in one way or another across time and the plane of existence.
3. Anything that inherently exists would not involve change and created objects cannot
inherently exist since that would involve change.
4. The dependent nature is similar to the inherent nature.
An extract from the movie – Avatar: -
Neytiri: Our great mother does not take sides, Jake; she protects the balance of
life.