Every part is a system of lower level.
Each lower level contains parts.
Each part may interact with other parts in other systems.
Do systems' consciousness capable of initiating and interacting with its parts?
Do parts’ consciousness capable of initiating and interacting with system’s consciousness?
What defines a system? What defines its parts?
Is it the limited mind system that tells itself stories to keep illusion of control?
Is it so unaware of its own narrow part’s role?
maybe the wisdom energy is orchestrated by group parts' soul
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Years ago some person told me that if you were a systems analyst you would never have to search for work and you would be rewarded handsomely. Of course with my "limited mind" I had little understanding of that field and to this day have no idea the part I play, however insignificant. But Oh, don't take away my illusions. Enjoyed. Thanks.
Augustus, we never see the whole picture - we non stop observe and explore and expand perception. if we stop, limitation takes over for ever 🙂
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take care , avigail
Groups of less than 150.
i dont know the exact number. in a synagogue u need 10 people to run a prayer. an octave is 7. 9 is an evolutionarily number. energies sums of all letters in hebrew alphabet 1495. just mystical hints i play around with to explore the wisdom consciousness of a group. 🙂
why do you say no more than 150?
It is a tipping point. I don't recall all of the reasons. One was that is the limit for everyone to know and remember each other's name. Also to know a little bit about each other. How many kids. Who was ill. Also that number is very productive and innovative. When the number is exceeded the group is less productive. Apparently there is archeological evidence around the world of communities that existed thousands of years ago, that when their growth exceeded that number, another was formed.
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