TOWARDS CONTINUOUS CHANGES THROUGH INTERACTING PROCESSES WITH SYNERGETIC SELF-REGULATION ACCORDING TO THE LAW OF HARMONY
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.29121/ShodhSamajik.v2.i1.2025.15Keywords:
Synergetic Processes, Self-Regulation, Harmonization, Dynamic EquilibriumAbstract
Nature consists of many interconnected complex processes that continuously interact at different levels. These interactions create a harmonious dynamic system of nature. The natural system as complex continuously interacting processes with synergetic self-regulation according to the law of harmony emphasizes the importance of interrelations, synergy and harmony in nature as a whole. Synergetic self-regulation implies changes in interactions between the processes of the system that cannot be explained by simply adding up the properties of individual processes. Interactions can strengthen or weaken each other, which leads to adaptation and a change in the state of the system. The law of harmony in nature implies that a natural changeable system has the ability to self-regulate and harmonize processes. Interacting processes with synergetic self-regulation according to the law of harmony in public life are of current importance in the formation of the international world order.
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