Einstein's Theory of Relativity hinted at the existence of a higher degree of interrelation. People began thinking of non-linear systems, i.e. systems whose organization is not predictable in terms of the information within our grasp at any given moment. This line of thinking has spawned a new theoretical approach referred to as the mathematics of chaos. Generally, we conceive of chaos as confusion or disorder. This new approach understands that what may be chaos to us is nevertheless the reflection of a hidden order motivated by a deeper and more abstract reality.
Complex behavior appears random, and yet conforms to a pattern.
For large dynamic systems are organized according to different structures than those perceptible by our ordinary conceptual paradigms. In previous generations, our lives followed more clearly mapped-out routines, and so we had less difficulty charting our future. But now, these maps are continually being redrawn, for the shifting reality in which we are living upsets our existing frameworks of reference. By having the tightrope walkers sense of direction and purpose. When we consider our spiritual purpose, we encourage inner dynamism.