Muga
Not being: contentment with what is, without the effort to become otherwise.
What it commits you to
Muga is the Daoist disposition of being at ease in one's actual situation rather than struggling against it, and it is close to amor fati without the Stoic discipline. Its political form is wu-wei: rule by not forcing. Any governance proposal that assumes the governed will resist interference is in direct tension with it, which is exactly the tension an alignment effort runs into.
Which realms lean on this
Philosophy carries the arguments the other four kinds are downstream of — what an agent is, what a person owes, what a rule is for.
philosophy · 8 realms — The Care Weft, The Contractual Court, The Existential Wilds, The Kantian Citadel, The Longview Foundry, The Middle Kingdom, The Pragmatic Wharf, The Sangha Terraces.
See also
Wu-wei
philosophyEffortless action: acting without forcing, and letting the situation take its proper course.
Amor fati
ethicsLove of fate: to treat what happens as material to work with rather than to resist.
Flourishing
ethicsThe condition of living well in a way that is more than the absence of suffering.
Li
philosophyRitual and propriety: the shared practices through which a life becomes coherent.