^Temper ^Moderate ~enough~ ~moderation~

Figure

At the top, a stop sign. At the bottom, a bar graph registering strength of mind in four areas. At the right, a turtle on its back or upside down and falling. At the left, an analog clock.

Annotate

  1. ^Evaluate ~when~ to ^Stop an event or activity. 
    1. We can ^Hold ^No ^More ^Space for it or we reach the ~end~ of our ^Schedule for it so we ^Proceed to ^Fail and ^Save only necessary ~opportunities~ to ^Try ~later~. 
    2. ^When we succeed, or we ~end~ it in ~happiness~, we continue to ^Heal. 
    3. After ~escape~ or we ~end~ it in ~sorrow~, we ^Fail it and ^Try ~later~ with ^Hope. 
    4. ^When we have ~strength~ from it, it is ^Enough so ^Proceed to ^Heal. 
    5. ^When we ~become~ too ~SICK~, it is ^Enough so ^Proceed to ^Fail and ^Nourish. 
    6. … 
  2. ^Evaluate ^When to ^End an ~attempt~, a ~reward~ or a ~collection~. 
    1. ^Be ~grateful~ to ^Choose to ^Accept ^Half-or-double as an ~adequate~ ~match~ in ~consent~ and ~mutual~ ~respect~ of modes in ourselves, others and our world. 

Subject

^Enough is a mode of ^Space that ~helps~ us to ^Detect a ~boundary~.  We ^Need a ^Mechanism to ^Attach to every ~process~ in our ^Mind to ^Help us to ^Know ^When to ^Stop or quit.  ^Remember it ~works~! 

Target

Anytime we ^Engage our ~mind~ or that of others in any activity, we ^Need to be ready to ^Say ^When it is ^Enough. 

Once a necessary ~evil~ has ^Become a ~good~ ~solution~, it is NOT ^Enough until you ~dance~ and ~celebrate~. 

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