This is the Second Naivete. Whereas in the arts, a person may have the tendency to adhere to the primary naivete to the neglect of the latter two processes, scientists must keep hold of the primary naivete, not get lost in the mathematics of the analytical mind, and allow for the Second Naivete. Berry sings praises of Brian Swimme, a physicist who studies the Universe, as one scientist who is able to do this well. And he comments that Brian Swimme as being one person who truly understand the profound change in human consciousness currently required. The first is diversity.
Diversity is the magic.
It is the first manifestation, the first beginning of the differentiation of a thing and of simple identity. The greater the diversity, the greater the perfection. The second is subjectivity of all aspects. The universe is a community of subjects, not a collection of objects. The third principle of the universe is communion.