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When a system is comprised of many different parts on which it relies to function overall, each smaller part will function in a specific behavior that operates like an input and output station. This can be understood as the communication level, that is interconnecting the functions between all of the parts. Communications made in systems require a transmission (output) and reception (input) of information in order to share intelligence or generate functions within the parts of the system. If the transmission is made without the ability to receive the information within the system, the functioning for that intelligence transmission is rendered useless. Essentially, this describes the state of the closed source system on the earth grid, operating a one way messaging system. Until very recently, the planet was unable to receive two-way communication exchanges from outside the [[NAA]] control fences in our Solar System. All forms of balanced energy communications require two way exchanges, transmission and reception, input and output, in order to create the third aspect or result of that combined energetic process. In order for the functioning parts of an entire system to maintain their relationship together, and to accomplish healthy functioning, they will require the appropriate amount of energy.<ref>[http://www.energeticsynthesis.com/index.php/resource-tools/news-shift-timelines/2737-entropy-and-negentropy Entropy and Negentropy Feb 2016]]</ref> | When a system is comprised of many different parts on which it relies to function overall, each smaller part will function in a specific behavior that operates like an input and output station. This can be understood as the communication level, that is interconnecting the functions between all of the parts. Communications made in systems require a transmission (output) and reception (input) of information in order to share intelligence or generate functions within the parts of the system. If the transmission is made without the ability to receive the information within the system, the functioning for that intelligence transmission is rendered useless. Essentially, this describes the state of the closed source system on the earth grid, operating a one way messaging system. Until very recently, the planet was unable to receive two-way communication exchanges from outside the [[NAA]] control fences in our Solar System. All forms of balanced energy communications require two way exchanges, transmission and reception, input and output, in order to create the third aspect or result of that combined energetic process. In order for the functioning parts of an entire system to maintain their relationship together, and to accomplish healthy functioning, they will require the appropriate amount of energy.<ref>[http://www.energeticsynthesis.com/index.php/resource-tools/news-shift-timelines/2737-entropy-and-negentropy Entropy and Negentropy Feb 2016]]</ref> | ||
==Systems | ==Systems of Energy== | ||
In a complex system comprising many different parts and layers, however, in the overall process of functioning, some parts in that system will have behaviors that leak energy. No system is completely energy efficient and self-sustainable in the process of running complex systems, and as a result, some energy will be lost through leakages created by the behaviors of certain parts. In the communication process formed between the various parts, a conversion of energy is needed to make inputs convert into outputs, which manifests as an expenditure of energy required to generate that function. | |||
'''The human body is a perfect example of a complex system requiring an energy source, in order to generate the proper functioning required for all of its parts, which make up the entire bodily system. If the body does not get the suitable amount of energy to power up its systems, it’s not going to run efficiently, and eventually the bodily systems will break down.''' | |||
'''We can apply this understanding to help us to improve the function of any kind of system, and remember that all systems and communications require energy.''' | '''We can apply this understanding to help us to improve the function of any kind of system, and remember that all systems and communications require energy.''' | ||
==References== | ==References== | ||