Dont get me wrong, we still have enough mortality, hard work, and
starvation in this world to go around. However, in general we are
getting better because we have the ability to learn from our past.
We have recorded history and have been able to learn from history.
Often I hear it said that we are continually making the same
mistakes and that we simply dont ever learn from history thus we are
destined to repeat it. This is just not a truism. We do learn from
history, but the mistakes of the past dont necessarily teach us the
lessons that we need for today or the future. The lessons of the
previous matrix may or may not apply to the current matrix.
One of the most often used comparisons is that of the First World
War which was to be the war to end all wars. What happened? Well,
mankind did know a lot about war, by the end of the war, but we
didnt know much about peace. A peace settlement that could not be
lived with was created. We did in fact learn from that mistake and
did not make the same mistake with the Japanese or Germans
after the end of WWII.
The point is that with the constantly changing environment,
economic theories, political processes, we can't always use the past
as a valid basis for decision making. You know that old saying, "Just
when I thought I had the answers they changed the questions."
This is so true. Decisions should be made based upon past knowledge
only when it is applicable to the current matrix!
Plotting the future is like trying to draw a graph on a crawling
snake. No matter where you put the points on the graph, the snake
constantly changes directions. If you try to make decisions based
upon this graph the snake ends up biting you in the ... oh, you
know. The only way to possibly use this graph to make a prediction
of the future is to try to predict what the snake is going to do
first. Once you have the snakes movements predicted you can
determine where the next point on the graph will be.
Think of the snake as being the matrix. We need to determine where
the matrix is headed before we can determine what the changes will
be in our future.
The amazing thing is that we dont have to know the past if we can
determine two things:
- If we know the direction of the future
- If we can determine a starting point
By developing individual matrices within and around the direction
of the grand matrix we can see the future of the evolution of man on
a scale, grand or small. Amazingly, we can apply these matrixes to
many different aspects of life. Once we understand how man develops
his systems for managing the environment, have determined the
evolution of the environment, and know which direction the matrix is
moving; we can predict what systems will be developed next or how
the current system will evolve.
This applies to many different aspects of life: social, religious,
economic, governmental, business; all are matrices which are formed
within and around the grand matrix. Each individual matrix must fit
within the grand matrix or it will not survive. That is to say that
an individual system must fit into the total evolutionary process.
When the grand matrix changes drastically such as is happening now,
each individual matrix is forced to fit in, change, or is replaced
by something else that works better for man within his current
environment.
Matrixing:
Chapter 4
Matrixing:
Chapter 5
Matrixing:
Chapter 6
