Fundamentals

Quantum Analysis is all about the viewer. It is about the individual who needs to make choices that reflect the purpose of why a choice needs to be made in the first place. A desired choice brings satisfaction to an individual when it is meaningful. Being meaningful means the choice is reflective of the condition created by the purpose of why the situation exists in the first place. Why are you here? What needs to be done? How do you feel? Are you hungry? What is the situation? These are great examples of conditions that affect desired outcomes. These questions may even combine, creating a new, augmented level of intensity that could lead to an unknown situation. That level of hunger could affect the intensity of emotion you currently feel. For instance, perhaps you also feel angry. What do you think would happen differently if the two were combined? You might become hangry, and we all know how that feels! It most likely depends on the situation because you have the ability to tell what is best for you, but what if you can’t tell? These are situations where you are feeling either a discrepancy for too long or in too much of a quantity. It is because of situations like this that a behavior may arise that could be seen as irrational. It is a situation where manifestation of a behavior from the viewer occurs from the desire to experience a sense of satisfaction(or relief) in order to bring to fruition a self-created desire for a particular outcome. The individual’s  behavior may quickly become inappropriate out of desire for control with the situation. Most of the time, it just ends up being an uncomfortable experience, but sometimes something extreme might happen if the right conditions are set! This could be good or bad!

The fundamentals is all about the correct language of understanding purpose versus choice, satisfaction versus meaningfulness, and desired outcomes through increasing momentary intensity versus increasing measured presence. How do we find the right balance? There are 2 fundamental facts. The first is that two objects can have limited shared space. The second is that if something exists then it has an expression. The general idea is that we should de-prioritize and spend less time invalidating something we don’t know about. Instead, we should be prioritizing while spending more time in research and discovery for a final answer. A decision can be made just as fast for deciding how to choose a final state for a desired outcome. The unknown will always be the unknown. It is how we deal with the unknown that will make the difference in how we see ourselves as well as others in this Universe.