Fractal Psychology Master Course: “Introduction”
The Fundamental Purposes of Life
Chapter 1. The Family Environment as the First Reality That You Created
TAW (Theory on which Fractal Psychology is based) theorizes that life is complete realization of your thoughts. The first thing in your life that you recognized is your family and familial relationships. So, this is your very first creation from your thoughts. Your thoughts precede everything including your parents, siblings and your birth order. Your reality emerged exactly as you had thought. Family is the smallest and first unit of society that you encountered. You learn how to interact with others from birth to the age of six when you live in a small social unit, such as a family. Your thoughts have created your family, and you learn patterns of personal interactions from it. This becomes the foundation of life.
The way you perceive family and your reality is as follows:
Wrong recognition:
“My family environment was _______, so I became _______.”
Correct recognition:
“I had thoughts of _______, which was manifested into my family environment.
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“Because my environment had been such, I became _______ more and more.”
What purpose did you have by creating your family environment? It manifests in the order of birth among siblings. Parents treat the eldest, the Middle Child and the youngest differently. This difference can tell you what your initial purpose is at birth, because “Results are Purposes” as we have learned. Why were some born as the eldest, some as the youngest, or some without siblings?
Let us analyze attributes based on birth order.
General Purposes of Life Analyzed by Birth Order:
Eldest Child: status, things, possession, creation
Youngest Child: protection, guidance, love, wisdom, preservation
Middle Child: freedom, independence, innovation, destruction
Only Child: things, possession, protection, monopoly
As shown the above, birth order can tell you much about the purposes of life. Let us explore more in the following lessons (chapters).
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