The offspring of past events are created by the intersection of matrices, spheres of reference with mutual though previously unknown areas of attraction. Past events and their offspring function as a tuner to receive and process current radiations and reflections. Though guided by the predispositions of existing fields, the tuner at its finest has a range and accuracy that expand and improve with stimulation and assimilation. Real-time is fed by the future and focused by the past. To maintain regeneration the future and the past must be balance on the leading edge of the present.
Balance is a dynamic state.
It is the process of simultaneously receiving and adjusting to current information passing through the field. The limits of the range in which balance operates are themselves dynamic states subject to general field influences. The limits are extended according to the level and character of current stimulations and past assimilations. A continuing search for a metatheory of music has led to the notion that the power of music to influence or communicate is based on the principle of resonance. On every structural level, music is characterized by wave behavior, that is, the evolution of dynamic forms that are analogous to all that we sense as the movement of life.