Y
(-,+)(0, +)syntropy
is shifted toward the (0, 0) ORIGIN.
Y
(-,+)(0, +)syntropy
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the X and Y axes.Below and to the left of the axis of atropy under just under the
perimeter of the zero-zero circle, we find the adversary loss. What Haskell called the
conflictor's deficit(-Z ).
Y
(-,+)(0, +)syntropy
that represents the conflictor’s deficitthe
Co-Action Cardioid.
Haskell's Periodic Coordinate System presents syntropic, atropic, and entropic process
on a single model. Synergic co-Actions represent sytropic process. Neutral co-Actions
represent atropic process, and Adversary co-Actions represent entropic process.
hyperbolic. He used Riemannian geometry to plot synergic co-Actions, Euclidean
geometry to plot neutral co-Actions, and Lobachevskian geometry to plot adversary co-
Actions.
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with all three classes of
relationship plotted.
Y
(-,+)(0, +)syntropy
is a system that depicts syntropyor increasing
order—relationship, organization, pattern, and its compliment entropyor discreasing
order—the loss of relationship, organization, pattern, and form. And of enormous
importance it also depictsatropyor no-change. Haskell’s discovery of atropyand
Neutralityis essential in understanding Live and Universe.
maximum entropyand the “Omega”, Ωsymbol to represent maximum syntropy.
Atropyis represented by “Axis of Atropy”
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model. To Haskell the Ω point represented the ideal state of perfect harmony and
oneness that could result in a Universe filled with synergic relationships. The Á point
represented the end of Life and the heat death of the Universe. As he quoted
Heisenberg in his writings:
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for a non-human “kingdom” of
Universe was Dimitri I. Mendeleev’s discovery of the Periodic Law in 1869.
“The properties of the chemical elements are functions of their atomic
weights.”
reap,” where “reaping” is the properties of the chemical elements and “sowing”
is the co-Action between the atom’s two components — its vast, light, electron
cloud, and its tiny, massive nucleus.”12
electron cloud and the massive nucleus related in only three ways — positive, neutral,
or negative.
appeared
3500 years ago as the doctrine of karma.
a potentially endless series of worldly existences in which every being is
caught up was associated with the doctrine of karma (Sanskrit: karman;
literally "act," or "deed"). According to the doctrine of karma, good conduct
brings a pleasant and happy result and creates a tendency toward similar
good acts, while bad conduct brings an evil result and creates a tendency
toward repeated evil actions. This furnishes the basic context for the moral life
of the individual.”13
Buddhism today. It appeared in western thought ~300 BC, in the Old Testament of the
Bible as the phrase: “As ye sow, so shall ye reap.”
Edward Haskell, The Unified Science, Private Papers, 1947-1986
13ENCYCLOPÆDIA BRITANNICA, www.brittannica.com, 2000
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within the EVENTparadigm. Fuller defined an event to be a triad of related
phenomena—action, reaction, resultant.
discovered for every action there is a reaction, and a precessional resultant.
all life forms reactto my action, the vector sum of the two produce a resultant. I act,
the rest of the world reacts, and when it all settles down the change made by the
interaction is the resultant.
The Moral Law of Unified Scienceto include Fuller’s
Principle of Action—Reaction—Resultant, we get:
tends to provoke adversary reactionending in an adversary
resultant.
tends to provoke neutral reactionending in a neutral resultant.
tends to provoke synergic reactionending in a synergic
resultant.
“As ye sow, so shall ye reap.”
adversary actions and reapadversary
resultants. We can sow neutralactions and reapneutral resultants. Or we can sow
synergic actions and reapsynergic resultants.
Another synergic scientist, who worked completely independent of Haskell, also
discovered important truths about synergic relationships. If we choose to sow synergic
actions, then we will need to understand synergic relationships more deeply. N.
Arthur Coulterexplains that rapportis an essential ingredient in the creation of
synergic relationships14:
N. Arthur Coulter,SYNERGETICS: An Adventure in Human Development, Prentice-Hall, 1976
http://www.synearth.net/coulter/synergetics.pdf
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perfect agreement. A relation of harmony, accord, conformity, affinity, concord,
and unity — especially in an intimate and harmonious relationship.” In
synergetics, rapport is used essentially in this sense, with certain precise
qualifications.
that exists. This is symbolized by the Synergy-Empathy-Communication
Triangle (SEC Triangle).
exists, and also for systematically improving rapport. Each leg of the triangle
mutually reinforces the other legs, so that there is a synergic relationship.
long been used to denote the working together of two or more drugs, or of two
or more muscles acting about a joint. Applied to the human mind, “synergy”
denotes the working together of the enormous variety of functions that
comprise the mind, producing a new whole that is greater than the mere sum
of its parts.
individuals in a relationship, that promote the goals and support the efforts of
both participants. Empathy refers to the mutual understanding that both
participants have for each other — each comprehending the other’s viewpoint
without necessarily agreeing fully or adopting it as their own. Communication
refers to the effective, two-way interchange of data, ideas, etc. between the two
individuals.
N. Arthur Coulter,SYNERGETICS:1976, ibid
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