Self-examination as Mandelbrot set

Once the initial veil of reality is pushed aside and the realm of impossible is opened up to be an active part of the field for patterns to play out and develop, a smaller and more focused inspection of these patterns can be very revealing. The complexity which was exhibited by the larger, Big Picture view of life or the human game shows is found to be reproduced on this new level of inspection. The focus on a single pattern within the self shows that the forces which create the pattern, the masses of self-justifications, do not become any less despite focusing only and a 'single' aspect of the larger pattern. In fact, it is in this deeper, more introspective inspection that the details begin to emerge as being even more complex than originally conceived. A single thread can be plucked at and pulled to allow the pattern to warp and deflate, thus releasing some of the creative power that had been used to pop it into existence. This eventually leads to the point where the external actions begin to reflect a new attitude which is projected upon the field and thus allowing new patterns to be created. The new patterns are no less powerful as illusions of reality than the old one, however the important difference is that they have become projections of an inner landscape that is much more at peace with the process and therefore more open to opportunity. Hence the impossibility is turned upside-down and suddenly is the very fabric from which everyday life is created.