Movement

A movement cannot be dissociated from its duration.— Mouravieff
Movement is a principle in the world. Everything moves. Movement is the effect of its principle, the Principle of movement. Movement is operative in general law as well as the laws of Physics. As all action is either an exterior or an interior movement, every action takes Time.— Mouravieff
=== Political movement ===
Movement is the change in position of an object with respect to its surroundings in a given interval of time. The change in position can be according to a course, or in departure (deviation) from a course. According to a goal, movement goes incorrectly or correctly.
Deviation is the action of departing from an established course. Being action, deviation is a movement. Any movement that begins in a given direction undergoes a deviation at a certain moment. For a movement going towards a definite goal to continue without deviation in the same direction, it is necessary to impart to it adequate additional impulses at specific moments and points. If left to itself, by the third deviation a movement which follows a definite direction is found to be going in the diametrically opposite direction.
In human activity on the moral plane, the above corollary is found to apply at every moment. How much blood has been shed in the name of the Son of God who preached Love? How much cruelty, violence and imprisonment has been imposed by revolutions in the name of liberty and fraternity? We can multiply these examples endlessly.
At the moments when they occur, these deviations almost always escape notice. We continue to imagine that we are following the same direction though, without realizing it, we are insensibly led to take the opposite direction. At that moment our action on the moral plane automatically receives a new impulse, which comes from the reaction of those around to the original impulse. The more vigorous it is, the more 'avant-garde', the more 'revolutionary', the stronger the reaction by the principle of Equilibrium. In this way the movement in the opposite direction, called in common language the reaction, has such unexpected force that it sometimes pushes the promoters of the initial action back to well behind their point of departure. That is almost always the case with political doctrines.
== Rhizomata ==
* Freedom; Liberation; Enslavement; Travel; Location; Situation; Acceleration
* For female movement, see gynetics.
* For accelerated movement, see acceleration.
* See: Physics; Laws of being; Becoming
* See related: Movement in Mouravieff;
* Movement and time
* Evasion; Defense; Hunt; Attack
* Molecular; Liberation movements; Vanguard; Elite; Dynamism; Forwardness; Frontier 
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