The Principle of United Beginning
Absolutely everything in our world, can be imagined and considered as a system. Because the entire world is one unified system, structured in such a way that everything smaller is merely a fractal repetition of the larger. Without exception.
And every system has its beginning. And the beginning is always one thing: a point, a molecule, a seed, a unit, an epiphany, a light. Any system begins with one thing, which already contains all the information about the future system. This is what we are accustomed to calling the “essence” of a concept, phenomenon, entity, etc. Everything else in the system is its content and its form, which are never singular. They are always multiple and subject to change.
The source (essence, type, meaning, main point, idea, motive, beginning) of a system is unambiguous and unchangeable.
The beginning of any system has the property of “hiding” and not being on display. To understand the essence of something requires patience and concentration. There is no way to fully understand a system without knowing its essence.
Effective management of any system without knowing its source (essence/meaning) is impossible.
And vice versa. Effective management of any system is possible ONLY if the essence (source/meaning) of that system is known and understood.
Interpretation
All systems have a beginning. This beginning is always a unit. And this unit contains all the most important information about the entire system.
Catchphrases related to this principle
«Get to the root of the matter!»
«Find the motive, and you’ll find the criminal.»
«Even a journey of a thousand li begins with a single step.»
What does this shed light on?
The starting point of the system: its gen, essence, meaning, motive, main idea, key function (mission), etc.
Examples
The unit in the arithmetic series, the sun in the solar system, the idea of creating something, the motive of a crime, the tonic in a musical series, the first step in movement…
How to apply in business
For diagnostic purposes, identifying the source of a system enables a full understanding of a problem / situation / task, or any other entity.
In situations requiring management decision-making, understanding the essence (source, meaning, type) of the system enables the most effective decision-making.
The Principle of Duality
Any system, evolving, has a choice of two global directions (development/degradation), towards one of its sources, which, in turn, are homogeneous opposites
The Trinity Principle
The Real System is 3D, at least three-dimensional, and simultaneously exists in three worlds / three dimensions / three times, etc. {Influence}, {Environment of Influence}, {The Meaning of Influence}
The 4-Paths Principle
The movement of any System is possible in one of four main directions, and always the same ones…
The Principle of a Complete System
Only by considering the System simultaneously at 5 levels (and more) can we talk about systemic management
