No 199 of Living Life Series 1
Even in nature, there is the nitrogen cycle and the water cycle. Our solar systems are based on cycles of sorts. Such cycles too are nature's routines. They also have to do with change. They deal with how to have equilibrium and dynamic stability in the midst of change but change is still inevitable. Too much is not good and no change means we are out of this world. There must invariably be that dynamic balance for equilibrium and stability. Even the most stable element in the chemical periodic table is affected by change. Burning planets like the sun undergo change but yet have equilibrium and stability or constancy as they change. Without equilibrium, there is no element of stability. Without this stability, there is no semblance of entity and there will be obvious decline and disintegration. But then, change, instability and eventual down or decay are realities despite nature's attempt to have many "ups' amongst the 'downs' along the way. The physical universe as we know it will sort of decay and become energy. Energy will evolve to be matter. The two processes follow one another in tandem like the yin and yang symbols in the Chinese Taoist octagon - the 'Pakua'. This however is an over simplification for there is such entities as dark matter, anti matter and the other universes beyond our known universe. Decline in one universe means creation in another. This is again like the yin and yang symbols of the pakua. Amidst the cyclical change there is tendency to stability, constancy and underlying peace through dynamic equilibrium. There will always be cycles and changes. There is attempt to have stability and peace amidst change, amidst the ups and downs what Taoist refer to as the yin and yang. Inner truth netizen refers to this as the inner peace. This inner peace is effectvely the end of all means but inner peace is not a point but a range. The tendency to gravitate to dynamic stability and peace is true in the universes out there and the universe within our self.
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