And that was the layman version. I left out the reciprocity principle, instanton, fourier analysis, regenerative series and the all important issue of an infinite variable in all the functions that acts as a "randomizer".

I'll try a different appraoach a real visual one.

Figure 1.

Example: Action W (let's say it represents gassing jews) is lower than the fundamental consciousness frequency of individuals A, B and C. It is therefore "evil" and will lower their fundamental frequency, retrogressing.

Example: Action X (making fun of the handicapped) is lower than the fundamental frequency of individual B and C, but is higher than that of individual A. For B and C such an action is retrogressive, but for individual A (A really evil chap who used to be doing much worse things to handicapped people ;-), action X is actually progressive.

That make it a bit clearer how actions and thoughts are not created equal? Does that help explain why morality is just a framework that is used to assist people who can't intuitively tell when an action is "good" (progressive) or "evil" (retrogressive)?

As for feedback and harmonic affiliation, I would get into the concept of heterodyning. RCA really cornered the radio market when they created radios that heterodyned signals to get better reception. Heterodyning in a nutshell: When two signals of close but different frequency are mixed, a new signal results whose frequency is equal to the difference of the two original signals.

Your past is a series of signals that regenerate andd they resonate with your surroundings - more accurately your thoughts place you in your surroundings that closest match what that signal needs to attain balance.

Figure 2.

Here we see how individual A's thoughts attract certain situations and events in the material world. No random chance is involved but each individual literally heterodynes their present experiences based upon their thoughts and past actions and their environment.

Thought frequency + Environmental harmonics (heterodyned and harmonized) = event/action


That's about as visual as I can make it. I hope somebody got some benefit out of it.

C'mon....this stuff is like grade school stuff in the year 2354! Little kids can learn it - piece of cake!

;-)

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