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About defragmentation
What this is all about

Defragmentation is a process that reduces the degree of fragmentation.

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In all kinds of systems.

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On an individual level. On a collective level.

Even on hard disks.

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Where does fragmentation come from?

From processes of life. Naturally. Resitances, conflicts and separation are part of it.

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The operating mode of the human's mind plays its part too. To analyze, separate and control our experience is what it is used to do typically.

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Distractions and entertainment are getting louder and more colourful day by day. Being unaware of  fragmentation is very easy and conventional.

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And where do we even learn how non-separation, defragmentation and healthy systems feel?

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Defragmentation feels like ...?

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The only way to really know is to experience it. Words are not enough. Do not believe in it. Experience it yourself.

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To get a first taste:

- feeling embedded and safe

- intimacy, connection with yourself

- being truly open and interested

- acting calm and powerful

- observing signs of beauty everywhere

- acting and building with creativity

- feeling aligned and oriented

- being sensitive and self-caring

- having kind and loving relationships

- feeling welcome and welcoming life

 

To be continued and filled with your own experience.​​

Constructive

Being alive always means facing challenges in some forms. We have endless possibilities to encounter them.

Defragmentation will help to cope with challenges in a more constructive way.

Integrating

Separation, isolation and partial optimization are comprehensible reactions when facing challenges. But those are reactions with follow-up costs on different levels.

Defragmentation fosters integration.

Healthy

How do healthy systems look and feel?

Well, that depends. Healthy individuals? Healthy organziations? Healthy relationships? Healthy eco systems?

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Defragmentation is the path to welcome and integrate healthy aspects into living systems.

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