fr.R.0. Manual for an application of the Yparcho System, intended for Adjusters.
The purpose of this manual is to simplify an application of the Yparcho System for the benefit of Adjusters.
It serves as an instructional interface between a situation characterized by the Adjusters’—at best—erroneous knowledge or—at worst—ignorance,
and a genuine need to provide assistance to a maladjusted element of the Natural System that requires adjustment.
The Adjuster acts as the interface.
Consequently, this manual must be concise and simple, although referring the Adjuster to the eight books of the Yparcho System remains unavoidable.
REMINDER:
All combination machines are designed and built with a specific objective in mind for the benefit of the natural system.
They must, therefore, be operational.
To achieve this, two conditions must be met:
– 1: Their construction must be fully completed; their mechanism trains must be intact.
– 2: All their mechanisms, without exception, must be perfectly activated.
Furthermore, all combination machines are described as « evolutionary. »
This means they are designed and built to respond favorably to any disturbances encountered, to accommodate the necessary adjustments for doing so, and to accept any form of correction that guides them toward their natural objective.
These evolutions are termed « flexible evolutions, » meaning that responding to disturbances—whatever their nature—between Point A and Point B is not merely an option but a requirement. The protocol for the « Adjusters » is as follows:
Human reactions to the disturbances encountered require Adjusters to perform three checks when facing the individual who needs adjusting:
– 1: verifying that the construction is complete.
– 2: verifying that all mechanisms are fully activated.
– 3: adjusting and correcting any mechanisms that are out of alignment.
Only after this assessment do the Adjusters begin their work on the individual.
R.1. Summary: To quickly grasp what a human being is within the Yparcho psychological system, here is a summary of the reasons for a human being’s existence within the Natural System.
Regardless of the definitions human beings assign to the Natural System,
the human being is a construct driven by the Natural System:
the Natural System designs and builds—out of necessity and utility, and thus to meet its own needs—machines known as « combination machines » (or « suit machines »). These are deemed « perfect » upon their introduction into the host system; they evolve within that System from an entry point (A) to an exit point (B), and the Natural System remains their absolute owner.
However, these combination machines eventually fall out of adjustment, requiring the Natural System to constantly recalibrate them so they can perform their functions perfectly.
Human beings are ultra-sophisticated combination machines that require perfect, continuous adjustment.
No matter where we look, we will never find any other explanation for the existence and presence of human beings within the Natural System.
The sooner we understand this, the more pleasant our (A-B) journey will be—and the longer that pleasantness will last.
The longer it takes us to understand this, the more arduous our (A-B) journey will be—and the longer that hardship will endure.
Psychological problems are the result of an arduous (A-B) journey.
R.2.The natural principle of the maladjustment and adjustment of « combination machines, » applied to human beings.
The Natural System incorporates into the construction of its combination machines a mechanism kno
wn as the « mechanism of understanding, » designed to acquire Exact Knowledge of the workings of both the machine itself and its environment—both of which constitute parts of the Natural System.
The maladjustment of a combination machine is characterized as follows:
the total or partial absence, within the combination machine, of this Exact Knowledge.
The converse holds true:
Any apparently maladjusted combination machine does not possess—or no longer possesses—Exact Knowledge.
UNIVERSAL PRINCIPLE:
– all maladjusted combination machines do not possess—or no longer possess—Exact Knowledge.
– any total or partial absence of Exact Knowledge in a combination machine indicates a combination machine that is becoming maladjusted or is already maladjusted.
– maladjusted combination machines must be adjusted: combination machines must be adjusted.
– the successful adjustment of a maladjusted combination machine is an instruction, a constraint, and an obligation imposed by the Natural System upon the environment of that combination machine.
Application of this Natural Principle to the human being:
– when a human being does not possess—or no longer possesses—Exact Knowledge, it means they are becoming maladjusted or are already maladjusted.
– when a human being is becoming maladjusted or is already maladjusted, it means they do not possess—or no longer possess—Exact Knowledge. – when a human being malfunctions or falls out of alignment, they must be realigned quickly—they must be set right:
this is a natural directive for all machine-combinations in such situations.
Any latency or delay inevitably compels the Natural System to impose coercive reactions upon all parties involved, until the natural state is restored.
These coercive reactions are what we call psychological problems.
This is the fundamental basis of psychological problems for all machine-combinations—including human beings—and the basis for their resolution.
There is no other natural basis for psychological problems.
All other explanations are erroneous and lead to no natural resolution.
R.3. Summary of the diagram showing the natural origin of human psychological problems.
In the universal model of how « combination machines » are constructed, accurate knowledge is the essential fluid required for natural functioning.
In the ABSENCE of this fluid—ACCURATE KNOWLEDGE—which enables perfect functioning, or if it is replaced (for example, by erroneous knowledge), the combination machine ceases to function or malfunctions: IT IS OUT OF ADJUSTMENT.
(See details in the various articles within books L1 through L8 of the Yparcho system.)
Accurate knowledge is essential for the perfect functioning of the information circulation circuit integrated into the combination machine, which operates in the following directions:
1- From the Natural System to the combination machine (the « outward » direction).
2- From the combination machine to the Natural System (the « return » direction).
Perfect functioning of the information circulation circuit is essential for perfect cooperation between the Natural System and the combination machine, ensuring the success of their shared objective.
The mechanism that produces accurate knowledge is called the mechanism of understanding.
The key to the perfect functioning of human mechanisms is, therefore, the perfect functioning of the mechanism of understanding.
For the human being’s journey (AB) to be pleasant, it requires the perfect functioning of all these mechanisms—and, above all, the perfect functioning of the mechanism of understanding.
Failure to activate, or the malfunction of, the mechanism of understanding inevitably leads to an arduous journey (AB) for the human being.
A human being who is « out of adjustment » is essentially one whose mechanisms are malfunctioning or are not (or are no longer) activated. A human being who has become maladjusted imposes a requirement—both upon the environment and upon themselves—to be readjusted.
Observing one or more maladjusted mechanisms within a human being creates an obligation—a compulsion—for both the environment and the individual to readjust the mechanisms in question.
True knowledge consists of understanding the Logic of the Natural System and its Principles.
It is the knowledge of the perfect functioning of the Natural System, of its combination-machines, and of the human being.
It is the observation of the journey (AB)—whether arduous or pleasant—that determines whether the knowledge is erroneous or accurate.
An absence of psychological problems indicates a pleasant journey (AB).
The presence of psychological problems indicates an arduous journey (AB).
Here is the simplified diagram:
The Natural System introduces a combination-machine into the host system—for example, a human being who reproduces accurate knowledge—> the human being becomes maladjusted and begins producing erroneous knowledge —> the human being’s journey (AB), previously pleasant, becomes arduous —> the trajectory the human being was perfectly following within the Natural System becomes imperfect —> the Natural System signals this through distressing signals (emotions, unpleasant sensations): these are psychological problems —> for the human being’s journey (AB) to become pleasant again, the individual must be readjusted using means originating from the Natural System.
The human being’s reactions to these Natural System-initiated adjustments determine the degree of coercion required to achieve the result sought and expected by the Natural System. There is no other perfect natural pattern.
All other patterns stem from human hallucination and are therefore erroneous patterns.
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