[MD] Able to change well.

[Horse]

  Hi Ade

I was going to add 'age' where you put 'become ripe'.
I think that all patterns change in response to the environment that 
they exist in and this interaction is part of the moving towards Dynamic 
Quality. From rocks to ideas really - it's just the degree to which we 
are aware of that change that sometimes causes us to think that some 
things are ageless or unchanging. I also prefer stable to static as 
stable implies a temporary rather than a permanent state.

Good question though

Horse

On 28/08/2010 21:03, schoadabyool at talktalk.net wrote:
> All patterns are born, grow, change, die and fade away.
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> @ Horse
> If i may, i would add all patterns are born, grow, become ripe (to use Jung's phrase), die and fade away.
> Not all patterns are lucky enough to reach all these stages in order especially if there is a move away from homeostasis according to Jung. Then, the block that impedes progress must be adapted to which could be a sheared bolt or an empty gas tank.
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> Thanks
> Ade
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