School of Veins III. Self-Cultivation. Actualization and Counter-Actualization

If we take humans or other living beings as an example (it can be generalized to other cases), it is clear that on the one hand the actual form does not exhaust the actualization (and the more complex the individual, the bigger this discrepancy is), but that there always remains, as long as the system endures, a certain reserve for further actualizations. On the other hand, it is also clear that no actualized form is eternal (and again, the more complex the individual, the more vulnerable it is) and that it is prone to encounter a situation that drastically changes its way of actualization (and that in the case of a living being results in its death). This brings us to the topic of counter-actualization, self-cultivation as countering the actualized forms and enlarging the reserve for further actualizations.