Neutrality, as a chosen jurisdiction, stems from unconditional love, compassion, and kindness. It involves setting boundaries where one neither entertains belligerence nor supplies resources—such as time, attention, or energy—into unreciprocal or harmful interactions. True neutrality requires making difficult choices and maintaining integrity without contributing to destructive forces.
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