I. Preliminary Guidelines for Political Ideologies and Stances:

It is appropriate to describe the general methodology for implementing this policy and actualising these results.

Social Order without Force.
The implementation of this social framework is effectively through the specific guideline: Social Order without Force (a working slogan is, ‘Healing People SOFly’). This corresponds with a Karmic notion of justice that believes that there is an inevitable consequence for every action and that it is unnecessary for human beings to attempt the imposition of perceived justice. In this respect, there is an absênce of prisons and formal punishment directly imposed by people. The suffering caused by human transgression has been perceived in a similar manner to the suffering caused by natural disasters. And as such, concentration is placed upon healing those who have suffered.

Liberal and Conservative Portions.
There is a story pertaining the different styles of leadership: one group of people argues that the leader should eat at the front of the table and set a good example for the rest of the people, whilst another group argues that the leader should eat at the end of the table and set an example of patience for the rest of the people. A mediator speaks with both groups and communicates that the leader who eats first gets his fill, and the leader who eats last, gets to decide what happens with the leftovers; and that a further consideration is whether the portions that people take in between are liberal or conservative.

Mountain of Righteousness.
There is another story pertaining leadership and authority: a group of people are climbing an allegorical mountain of righteousness. The mountain is steep and rocky and difficult to climb. A number of climbers find a plateau where there is a lake, a stream, forests, meadows, and land for pasture; so many climbers decide to settle within the plateau and respectively build homes and families. When interacting amongst each other, the climbers abstain from judging each other because the climbers know that whoever wants to be increasingly righteous simply continues climbing up the mountain.