Intersecting Movement Theory

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Statement

The movement of a cycle is a calendar of effect through the balance defined by an intersecting parallel.

Theory

Movement is defined by two pints of perspective that are balance and expression.

Balance and expression are two dynamics of creation that define its medium by movement.

Both are defined as internalised measurements and operate in tandem in which to define truth by its medium. The movement to truth by acknowledgement of the medium is perceived as coming to truth by perception of reason through its manifestation.

One defines the other for realisation of its expression as truth perceived by reason of perception of another.

One defines truth by reason, the other defines reason by truth.

Both are reasoned perceptions of an internalised measurement.

Truth is then a bridge of balance defined by movement and perception.

Application

Intersecting movement gives relation to defining the correlation between balance and bridges of perception.