Psychologie système YPARCHO

January 10, 2024

STEP 7, CONTINUED: GENERAL INFORMATION CONCERNING THE EVOLUTION OF ELM, INCLUDING HUMAN BEINGS, ON THEIR JOURNEY (AB) THROUGH THE NATURAL SYSTEM.

NOTE: Yπ most often uses the term « human being » rather than the term ELM. These two terms are then tacitly considered equivalent.

Definition of the journey (AB) of an ELM (like the human being):

The natural system designs and constructs the human being, in the zone called the pre-A zone, by simultaneously assigning him a segment of the host system ranging from the point of integration A (or birth of the element) to the point of withdrawal B (or death of the element), this segment being called the evolutionary segment, and more simply, EVOLUTION.

SUMMARY: Concerning the elements of the Natural System and therefore concerning human beings, their existence goes hand in hand with their presence in the Natural System.

Yπ writes:

The human being evolves in the host system on a segment (A.B.) called the evolutionary segment, and more simply, Yπ writes: the Human Being evolves on his (AB).

(AB) corresponds to the journey of the human being, in the natural system.

(This segment of the natural system corresponds to the segment likely to receive the alien disturbance.)

NOTE: Alien means non-belonging to the entity concerned.

In our situation, the disturbances originate from an entity that is not the natural system, E¹.

The journey (AB) is the geographical location in which the functions of combination machines, such as humans, take place and are executed.

The journey (AB) is also the space in which the natural system pilots its combination machine.

It is in this space of the human being that an observer O will observe:

– the development of alien disturbances,

– the adjustments and detuning of the MC, the trajectory corrections applied to it,

– the presence of the MC’s objective,

So, to summarize,

everything that corresponds to the reason for the human being’s presence in the host system and to their reason for existing in the system.

All these elements allow us to characterize the qualities of the human being’s journey: the human being’s journey (as with all elements) will oscillate between two extremes:

– A PLEASANT JOURNEY, (AB)? and

– A PAINFUL JOURNEY, (AB)!

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These two characteristics, pleasant journey and painful journey, will be used as foundations in the application of the Yπ system to understand the resolution of human psychological problems.

« To claim to solve the psychological problems of human beings » imperatively requires the solver (or human being doing the solving) to have an exact knowledge of all these characteristics.

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