 Still, the model is not static, with the self fossilizing into “one unactive cohering lump.” Thanks to the interplay of associations and counter-associations, the six orientations both “model” and “new-model” each other. Psychological bodies are, as Hales said of vegetable and animal bodies, in “a continual round of the production and dissolution”—until such time, Hartley believed, as when all shall discover their identity in that “mystical body” in which “all have an equal care for each other’s [happiness]; all increase in love, and come to their full stature, to perfect manhood, by that which every joint supplieth” (OM 2, prop. 68; cf. Ephesians 4.16).