The climate, order, disorder and organization.

At the origin of the times there were still no moral and social systems. The men only knew their mother, not their father. The governor of the world, directed the images upwards and contemplated the images in the sky; He looked down and watched the events on the earth. He looked at the drawings of birds and animals and their adaptation to places. In the immediate part he started from himself, in the medium he started from things. Thus he invented the eight signs in order to get in touch with the virtues of the luminous gods and to order the conditions of all beings. Thus the book of changes arose, from Heaven the dark and the luminous arose, from the Earth the soft and the firm, and from man love and justice. The duality raised to the sixth power (or three dual classes) gave rise to the 64 hexagrams.

The eight signs are symbols of changing transition states, images that are permanently transformed. They represent qualities and functions.

To the law of the mutation and to the images of the mutant states, as they were given in the 64 signs, another factor was added: each situation required a specific way of acting.

Time and mutations

The integral situation that finds its expression in a hexagram is called: "time." When it is a mobile process, time is the decrease or growth, the fullness or emptiness caused by that movement, (as in cases 11, 12, 23, 24). The action or process characteristic of a sign is also called time (as in 6, 7, 21, 27). Time means the law that finds its expression (as in 10, 15, 31, 32). Time can also refer to the figurative condition presented (as in 48 and 50). The hexagrams and their fundamentals are explained in the signs of change.

We will understand by mutation the constant conversion of one into the other, a closed cycle of complex events connected to each other. While transmutation is the action exerted by heat and radiation.

Systemic thinking contributed greatly to the understanding of the paradox of the two contradictory visions of evolution in physics and biology. It was Fritjof Capra who with his two books, The Tao of Physics and The Plot of Life, consolidated the scientific foundations of the physical and biological processes, the chemical processes They would come to be based on thermodynamics. The time vector introduced in classical thermodynamics did not point toward increasing order, but in the opposite direction. In the living world, order and disorder are always created simultaneously.

Each kingdom of nature is a deposit of power and vitality for the next kingdom that arises according to the divine Plan. The kingdom of the groups extracts its sustenance and vitality from the great experimental school of human existence and in the first four kingdoms lives, moves and has its being.

The relationship between the seven centers with the different kingdoms of nature will be observed, also that the mineral and solar kingdom (first and seventh) are the result of the activities of first and seventh rays. These two kingdoms are respectively at the point of maximum diafanity and maximum density and are produced by the will and ability of the solar Deity for the organization. The power or will of God is manifested through the systematically organized processes of seventh ray. Its organizing influence is best seen in the wonderful and geometrically perfect structure of the elements, as revealed by the microscope and the study of the atom. In this article we will see the changes in the fifth and sixth kingdoms, the process, secret and purpose of the previous kingdoms was discussed in El Tao of chemistry, the passage from the sixth to the seventh kingdom will be achieved when the planet reaches the level of sacred, having aligned his seven chakras.

Climate from sociology

In humans, four signs are evaluated: temperature, pulse, tension and heart rate, whose balance indicates the state of health of the person. But in addition to the vital signs we can identify mental signs: among them, the signs of mood.

Although the mood is related to emotions, there is a difference between them, while emotion is determined by clear environmental stimuli, affection is more related to feeling, with internal precipitating factors. Temperament, on the other hand, is the individual tendency to respond predictably to environmental facts that form the basis of emotional and behavioral packages of adult personality. Temperament is related to temperance, since it tries to arrange in a balanced way and in correct proportions the elements that form a whole. To be tempered is to be restrained and moderate. Four temperaments try to instinctively balance the blood (air), the nervous (earth), the phlegmatic (water) and the choleric (fire), by doing so they generate mutations, mood swings. The transmutation process consists of moving from one state to another through the action of fire. First the moisture (influence) slow and omnienvolve; then the heat (joy) that grows and burns intensely; then the force (will) oppresses, impels and concentrates. This produces brightness (sensitivity), exudation, mutation, substance change.

Activity and emotionality are the characteristics that determine whether it is primary or secondary. We have the eight temperaments that make up a group climate: Nervous (emotional, non-active, primary), Sentimental (emotional, non-active, secondary), Wrathful ( emotive, active, primary), Passionate (emotional, active, secondary), Blood (non-emotional, active, primary), Flemish (non-emotional, active, secondary), Amorphous (non-emotional, not active, primary), Apathetic (no emotional, not active, secondary).

The warm, cold, dry and wet principles correspond to the Passionate, Apathetic, Amorphous and Sentimental temperaments. Let's look in detail at eight fixed qualities that mark a person's mood changes.

Will (1) is that force that leads us to act fostering creativity, evolving into lasting action. The wise must become totally strong, consciously eliminating all the degrading, the vulgar. Thus acquires the indefatigability that is based on complete cycles of activity.

Sensitivity (2) The noble cultivates his character by making him broad, solid and capable of giving support so that he can carry and endure men and things.

Anguish (29) is the reaction to an unknown danger or impression, but psychic depression almost always precedes the creative and productive phase of life, to which we must abandon ourselves without fear so that it can manifest itself.

Clarity (30) when radiating light, requires the presence of the persevering within, so as not to burn completely and be able to illuminate in a lasting way.

Fear (51) comes from continuous shaking, which leads the nobleman to always remain in an attitude of veneration before the appearance of God, puts order in his life and scrutinizes his heart, inquiring if anything, secretly, there is something in him that is in contradiction with the Will of God.

Serenity (52) resides in the stillness of the heart, but the heart constantly thinks and this cannot be changed. However, the movements of the heart must be limited to the current situation of life. All thinking that transcends the given moment, only hurts the heart.

The Influence (57) the penetrating clarity of judgment annihilates all grim second intentions. It is often smoothly and progressively that the greatest and strongest influence is exercised.

Joy (58) is based on the condition that there is firmness and strength on the inside, and that these qualities on the outside are presented with quality and sweetness.

Eight qualities expose the development of character that are activated with influence.

Behavior (10) shows the foundation of character. Modesty (15) indicates its management. The renewal (24) indicates the genetic trunk. Perseverance (32) seeks firmness. Losses (41) cultivate it. Righteousness, which is gain (42) leads to fullness. Fatality (47) puts the evidence. Abundance (48) is the field of action.

The essence of man, which is complete and enduring, constitutes the door through which human actions come out and enter, and when the human being is in accordance with the teachings of the Book of Mutations, such actions correspond to the meaning of the universe and of justice. The people who make up the human species achieve understanding through contacts, communication and treatment between them, and from their needs originates the social order of coexistence to which we call the human relationships that each person has with the others. s. These relationships are carried out directly and permanently with family members or with the people with whom they live, there are also labor or occupational and political.

Group dynamics is a sociological designation to indicate the changes in a group of people whose mutual relations are important, being in contact with each other, and with collective, continuous attitudes and active, thus the concept of organizational climate was emerging.

Sociology as a science shows us individuals with a status and a role, which is the function that fulfills within a social system. As indicators of the human condition, differences are established between labor, labor and action. The I Ching as an oracle provides clear advice for a correct performance based on a family composed of father and mother, three sons and three daughters, the former represent the mobilizing element (beginning, danger, rest and consummation) n), and the second the principle of delivery (gentle penetration, clarity-adaptation and calm calm). The astrological predictions, on the other hand, are based on the seven planets as bearers of human qualities, the Earth will occupy eighth place and Uranus the ninth.

The organizational climate refers to the relationship between the work environment and the emotions of the employees, which is based on motivation for work. The systemic administration replaces power and order with leadership. Leaders focus their attention on a type of system called organizations . Systemically managed organizations contribute to the development of all interest groups that revolve around it and the society of which they are part. Therefore, they are in a position to lead society in their search for a better quality of life for all.

Weather from the weather

The four main ingredients of the weather are the sun, the atmosphere, the water vapor and the wind. These act together to spread the heat of the sun all over the world and form clouds, rain and snow. The atmosphere is like a huge blanket of air that envelops the Earth. It is divided into layers. The one that is closest to the surface is the troposphere, it is where the phenomena of time occur. All the heat of the earth comes from the sun, its rays pass through the atmosphere.

The four classic elements earth, water, air and fire, have their own qualities and can move and change in response to the energy produced in the bowels of the planet and from the outside: the sun and cosmic rays. Let's look at the eight fixed factors of weather changes.

The atmosphere (1) is in continuous circulation heated from below by the reflection of the heat of the sun and from above, to a lesser extent, by the heat of the sun. The air is a mixture of gases, mainly nitrogen (4/5) and oxygen (1/5), with traces of carbon dioxide, inert noble gases and water vapor. The atmospheric ozone reaches its maximum concentration at about 30 kilometers of altitude; in that space it acts as a protective shield against ultraviolet radiation, highly dangerous for life.

The earth (2) in its crust, which forms the masses of land and the basins of the seas, is moved by convective currents, produced in its interior by its own telluric heat. One of the results of such movements is the eruption of volcanoes, which vomit molten material to the surface. In the terrestrial soil the first four kingdoms of nature have their habitat, in it they live, move and have their being, in it they breathe, thus contributing to the planet's climate.

Water (29) is exclusive to planet Earth, nowhere else in the solar system is there a balance of pressures and temperatures capable of allowing the coexistence of water in its three states, and it is that existence of water in the atmosphere, the sea and the perpetual snows which makes possible many aspects of the earth's climate, also facilitating the variety and density of life existing in our planet.

The fire (30) is represented in the sun, but also in the fire inside the earth. The existence of volcanoes and hot springs shows that the Earth has some warmth of its own, but without solar radiation, it would be a dark and icy ball.

The rays (51) arise from the electricity accumulated in a storm cloud and jump producing a dazzling lightning. The ray can heat the air that crosses up to 30000 ° C, which is five times the surface temperature of the Sun. The air expands with great speed and produces the noise we call thunder. Thunder can be heard from a distance of 16 km. They represent the dry.

The mountain (52) represents the cold, anyone would believe that the closer it gets to the sun, the more heat it will feel, but the hot air as it rises expands and cools, so that the more it rises, the colder it gets. The air is cooled 1 ° C for every 100 meters of altitude giving rise to the thermal floors. Antarctica and the Arctic region have the coldest weather

The wind (57) represents the humid by combining warm and cold, it is moving air, the wind distributes the heat of the earth evenly throughout the world. The air moves by virtue of pressure differences.

The lake (58) represents the warm, is formed in topographic depressions created by a variety of geological processes such as tectonic movements, mass movements, volcanism, bar formation, glacier action and even meteorite impacts. The contribution of water to all lakes comes from rivers, groundwater and precipitation over the water mirror. The regions near the equator are the warmest in the world.

Soil respiration is defined as the production of CO2 due to two processes: the rupture, or oxidation, of organic matter rich in carbon by means of soil microorganisms, and the respiration of plant root cells. Measures of soil respiration help determine the contribution of soil to the balance of CO2 in the atmosphere. How will the breathing of all human beings affect the atmospheric climate?

Meteorology became a science in the 17th century, with the invention of the barometer, to measure pressure, precise thermometers, and the hygrometer, to measure humidity. The first weather map we know, a general wind chart, dates from 1686, but there were no weather predictions until 1844, when Samuel Morse perfected the telegraph, which allowed the rapid transmission of data.

The weather is the general pattern of weather in a place, recorded for many years. The regions near the equator are the warmest in the world. Antarctica and the Arctic region have the coldest weather. Temperate climates are considered the most pleasant to live, since they generally do not have extremes of heat or cold. Only 7% of the globe's lands enjoy a mild climate and almost half of the world's population lives there.

The global climate is influenced by many factors, including air pollution. Some scientists postulate that the earth is getting hotter. Burning coal, oil and forests increases the amount of carbon dioxide in the atmosphere. This acts like a gigantic blanket around the Earth and retains the heat that would otherwise escape. If the amount of carbon dioxide in the air were doubled, Earth's temperature would rise 2 ° C. There are also scientists who postulate that the Earth is cooling as air pollution prevents more heat from the sun. If the Earth warms up even if it were only a few degrees, the ice of the poles would melt and the sea level would rise about 60 m.

So is the global warming dilemma or was it glacial?