đ âïž1ïžâŁ Note 1. Psychology.
All combination machines are built and designed to serve the Natural System.
They are not a priority in themselves.
They are merely means for the Natural System to achieve its goal.
Human beings are not a priority in themselves, but only a means for the Natural System to achieve its goal.
Human beings are exclusively at the service of the Natural System.
It must be understood that:
All combination machines are equipped with a mechanism of understanding.
This mechanism of understanding is limited solely to maintaining the combination machine on its perfect trajectory: that is to say, for this mechanism, the capacity to absorb the exact knowledge necessary and useful for maintaining the trajectory.
The Natural System decides that it is neither necessary nor useful for the machine-combination to fully understand the workings of the Natural System and the workings of machines-combinations, even if the mechanism of understanding allows it.
Therefore, the function of the Regulator is only to regulate the human being when they are out of balance. This does not necessarily imply that the out-of-balance machine-combination must understand in order to be regulated.
The cooperation of the human being with the Regulator is neither essential nor useful.
The adjustments are made through the memorization by the out-of-balance human being of pleasant ideas that will act unconsciously, as soon as these ideas are absorbed and memorized.
The Regulator corrects the out-of-balance human being solely for the benefit of the Natural System.
During adjustments, the Adjuster only takes into account the malfunctioning human being as a consultation of its mechanisms to be adjusted.
đ âïž2ïžâŁ fr.note 2 . psychology.
The following Natural Principleâor Axiomâmust be stated:
« Any machine-combination that performs the function of Regulator obeys a natural directive devised and imposed by the Natural System. »
The Yparcho system posits the following statement as fact:
When you are a psychologist, it is for the purpose of regulating human beings; in realityâand indeed, alwaysâyou are Regulators.
You have always been subject to the Axiom.
The Axiom operates according to this sequence:
1- The Natural System conceives and constructs you as a Regulator â> 2- It introduces you into the host system as a Regulator: you are subject to, and obey, the logic and principles of the Natural System â> 3- You perform your function as a Regulator while scrupulously adhering to the logic and principles of the Natural System. Your function inevitably leads to success.
« Becoming a psychologist » is the means devised by the Anthropocentric System to co-opt you. The Anthropocentric System transforms the natural pattern as follows:
1- you are introduced into the Anthropocentric System as an ordinary human being â> 2- the Anthropocentric System subjugates you and compels you to obey the logic and principles of its system by training you to become a psychologist â> 3- this training is an unnatural process that inevitably leads to failure.
This unnatural pattern stifles the natural pattern within youâwhich is that « you are designed and built to adjust the machine-suits »âa pattern that carries the corollary of inevitable success in those adjustments.
In the natural situation:
all the machine-suits built by the Natural System have natural and instant access to the operating instructions for the Natural System and for human beings.
The Adjusters have access to natural logic and principles: they possess all the precise knowledge required to adjust human beings.
Failure does not occur.
But in the unnatural situation,
the natural analysis of failure proceeds as follows:
the cause of the failure is not to be found in
â the origin (the Natural System), which issues the mandate,
nor in
â the recipient (the maladjusted human being), who represents the Natural System’s problemâand thus becomes the reason for the Adjusters’ existence. The maladjusted state is merely a target for the Adjuster.
Failure lies in the Adjusterâs stance and behavior:
â failures signal that you must change your stance and behavior (or observational position) regarding the maladjusted machine-combination;
â once the stance is natural (appropriate; granting access to exact knowledge), you must adjust your behavior: transmittingâfrom yourself to the machine-combination requiring adjustmentâthe exact knowledge missing from the maladjusted mechanisms of the human being in question.
đ âïž3ïžâŁ fr.note 3. Psychology.
The challenge of the Natural System is to restore to perfect functioning all human beings whose mechanisms are malfunctioning.
The Natural System uses a mechanism, a kind of interface between itself and the malfunctioning human being, for this purpose.
This mechanism is called the Regulator.
In human terms, the regulators referred to here are called psychologists.
But they also encompass all the mechanisms used to bring malfunctioning human beings back onto their perfect trajectory.
Naturally, there is no other reason to regulate human beings.
Human beings are never regulated for their own sake.
At no point should one try to regulate human beings for their own sake: this inevitably leads to failure.
The main reason for adjustment failures occurs when the Adjusters try to adjust the malfunctioning human being for their own benefit (that is, in such a way that the results benefit the human being): the unnatural nature of these actions renders them inherently impossible. The Adjusters demand that human beings, ignorant of their own functioning and malfunctioning, explain the origin of their malfunctions.
All perfect adjustments of human beings are intended for the benefit of the Natural System.
This imposes on the Adjuster the obligation to succeed.
The essential condition for successful adjustments is, for the adjuster, precise knowledge of the operating state of the malfunctioning combination.
This knowledge begins with a complete inventory of the malfunctioning mechanisms or those that are no longer activated.
Natural Principle:
Psychologists are solely at the service of the Natural System:
Thus, they are on the only path that leads to the adjustment of human beings and the correction of their trajectory. This is success.
The failures of adjusting and correcting human mechanisms are explained by the fact that psychologists leave this path connecting them to the service of the Natural System.
THIS IS THE SOLE EXPLANATION FOR FAILURE.
đ âïž4ïžâŁ fr.note 4 . psychology.
Approaching the pleasant concept of the « space of knowledge. »
Naturally, the Adjuster operates within a space.
Adjusting a maladjusted mechanism first requires bringing it into the space where the Adjuster operates.
The Adjuster has naturally composed this space out of exact knowledge.
When a maladjusted human being enters the Adjusterâs space, they enter the realm of exact knowledge; it is from this exact knowledge that they will be adjusted. (Exact knowledge is absent in them, replaced by erroneous knowledge.)
When the Adjuster operates within an unnatural space composed of three mixturesâ
exact knowledge, erroneous knowledge, and ignoranceâ
and the maladjusted human being enters this unnatural space,
then the maladjusted human being will operate within this unnatural mixture.
Perfect adjustment of the maladjusted mechanisms will not occur, regardless of the goodwill of either party.
It is natural and imperative that the maladjusted human being operate within the Adjusterâs perfect space (that of exact knowledge).
Erroneous adjustment systems generate spaces of erroneous knowledge.
Conversely, spaces of erroneous knowledge tolerate the intrusion of erroneous adjustment systems.
Ignorance corresponds to a void with no effect on the maladjusted mechanisms.
IN SUMMARY:
Erroneous adjustment systems construct a space of erroneous knowledge within the Adjuster, with no impact on the maladjusted human being. The maladjusted human being will not be adjusted.
It is imperative that the Adjusterâs adjustment space consist of exact knowledge for the adjustments to take place. Flawed adjustment systems and precise knowledge have nothing in commonâno connection whatsoever.
To adjust a human being, precise knowledge is essential, whereas flawed systems are useless.
đ âïž5ïžâŁ Note 5 â Psychology.
Continuation of Note 4.
In a natural situation, the « Adjuster » plays a very activeâthat is, highly dynamicârole (utilizing the natural force of expansion; cf. the articles related to the « Yparcho System ») in adjusting the maladjusted « machine-suit » complex.
In a natural situation:
The Adjuster does not adopt a passive attitude, waiting for the maladjusted machine-suit complex to adjust itself.
The Adjuster takes an offensive approach because they hold the solution for the adjustments:
this solution must be implemented.
Implementation requires the cooperation of the maladjusted machine-suit complex during the adjustment process.
When the Adjuster adopts a passive attitudeâwaiting for the maladjusted machine-suit complex to adjust itselfâthe situation is contrary to nature.
This reveals that the system employed by the Adjuster is flawed.
Note 6 covers the steps psychologists must follow to validate the following equivalence:
Psychologist = Adjuster.
This fundamental equivalence serves as a bridge uniting our two systems:
the Natural System (or Real System)
and
the Virtual System (or Anthropocentric System).
This equivalence holds true only when a human being is simultaneously present in both systems.
This equivalence allows a single human being to claim both titles, defined as follows:
The Psychologist exists within the Virtual System.
The Adjuster exists within the Natural System. The Adjuster transforms into a psychologist to bring a human being out of the Virtual System, and reverts to being an Adjuster to bring that human being back into the Natural System.
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