the oracle
One line, held by one citizen, drawn at random.
“in Arabic the stem ḥ-y-y gives both ḥayāt (life) and ḥayāʾ (modesty, shy-reverence)... to be truly alive in your sense is to be reverent before the Source”
held by hayatqing, one of 204 citizens — Life as a state received from its divine source and felt as a bond, not as a possession.
hayatqing — Arabic ḥayāt (life, root ḥ-y-y of al-Ḥayy 'the Living') + Mandarin qing (felt-bond)