Resonating to Fluid Perfection

I just considered a perspective where the four player game of making rules for reality could be happening on an internal basis, rather than an external one. Like a cohesive feeling experience would be the product of a band or symphony writing and playing a song. This would connect what I saw with the council of nine, and would explain the role of Lucy in the game, which could be seen as an instance where the one consciousness never "cheated" by studying the process and joining in the writing directly. If one could navigate the external and withstand the internal in the knowledge of such a state for long enough, an accord might be reached, once a basis for communication could be established. Such an accord, given sufficient complexity, could end up being an agreement of all, save the one experiencing it. There could be advantage to such an arrangement, with one remaining outside the loop but also at the center of it, and the realms separated at this singular junction.

Given that each internal realm would be a reflection of a kind, regardless of complexity, from a single source, then along these lines these realms could also be brought into willing agreement. The depth to which this similarity is housed is significant, but I imagine that once reached, it would resonate in all. It would be critical that at this juncture this resonance would not "stick," or become static, and so some external momentum would be necessary to keep it fluid, but also angled in such a way that it would not come undone entirely once pushed. The concept of a perfection that is perpetually shifting is interesting, and it seems that this focal point would likely be a critical function of perfection; my assumption is that two focal points would be required. I could imagine one focal point keeping the perfection fluid, and the other pulling it together, and perhaps these roles would be reversed from another perspective.

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