How can we create a sane world amidst chaos?

www.realityshifters.com -- Given that we exist within evolving consciousness, how best can we foster self-organizing sanity on an individual basis that can flourish to become greater than any inferior agenda, scheme, or plan?

I posted this question to Arlington Institute's Quartet group of: John Peterson, Penny Kelly, Gregg Braden, and Kingsley Dennis after watching a recent conversation they had about "Looking Ahead at 2024."  While I've not yet had the pleasure of hearing their thoughts on this matter, it was the best question that came to my mind that I'd most love to live the answer to, so it's now become the subject of this post. Before diving into this topic, I'd love to share a quotation by Teilhard de Chardin:  "Let us keep the discoveries and indisputable measurements of physics. But let us not become bound and fettered to the perspective of final equilibrium that they seem to suggest. A more complete study of the movements of the world oblige us, little by little, to turn it upside down; in other words, to discover that if things hold and hold together, it is only by reason of complexity, from above."

For a variety of reasons, it can seem these days that a great deal of independence and personal freedoms are being challenged when it comes to choices regarding:  food, health, and information sources.  When we hear world leaders calling for:  war instead of peace; surveillance of individuals rather than transparency of government offices and actions; and enforcement of global health regulations rather than open scientific discussions--we can observe that there appears to be a rift between what most people would choose (peace, safety, and love) and what is being planned (war, destabilization, and fear).

Self-organizing in Chaos Theory

The word “complexity” comes from the Latin complexus, meaning entwined or
embraced. Complex systems are those whose elements are difficult to separate, due to
interactions between elements. Complexity science aims to better understand and predict behavior of natural systems such as:  weather systems, volcanic activity, tectonic plate movements, activity in a city, economic trends, and most all aspects of living organisms.

According to Chaos Theory, self-organization occurs within systems that are far from a stable order.  This sounds counter-intuitive at first, so it's helpful to take a look at where this happens.  Self-organization occurs in many physical, chemical, biological, robotic, and cognitive systems.

Examples of self-organization include:  crystallization, thermal convection of fluids, chemical oscillation, animal swarming, neural circuits, and black markets.

Examples of self-organization can be found in physical and biological systems in:  sand grains assembling into rippled dunes, chemical reactants forming swirling spirals, cells comprising structured tissues, fish joining together into schools, and birds joining together in flocks.

How might we recognize the dawning of self-organizing systems, at these times when human organizations appear to be experiencing great chaos?   One excellent place to look is in the sensed presence of adjacent possible realities.

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