The Radio Metaphor of Coherence 📡
The Interface concept introduces a metaphor that compares the human body to three radios representing different systems: emotions (heart), logic (thought energy), and consciousness (subconscious). When these 'radios' are perfectly tuned, individuals experience coherence, leading to a feeling of well-being, synchronous interactions with their environment, and the easier achievement of goals. Conversely, when incoherence occurs because the systems are out of tune, it creates irritation and imbalance, both internally and in interactions with the outside world. The text suggests that this frequency imbalance at a cellular level can have physical and psychological consequences, similar to the effects of sound waves on water and salt patterns. This underscores the importance of internal congruence for overall well-being and effective interaction with one's surroundings.
