The dominant vector

Usually, when an intentional event takes place, it will have more than one vector. For example, a person who was injured in a road accident experiences a health event, but at the same time an economic event, because the injury affects his ability to generate income. It is possible that there is also a family vector because its health and economic situation creates emotional, family and financial stress on family members, and this may affect the relationship between the victim and his or her family (Note: the accident and injury of a family member is also an intentional, Family members should resolve this event as it is reflected in his life is).

Each vectors of the event have direction and size, all of them must be dealt with, but there will always be one vector that is the "dominant vector", that is, the main vector whose resolution will be the gateway to the rest of the vectors. In the example of the person who was injured in the accident, it is probably the health vector, since his return to robust health will allow him to generate income and reduce the burden of his family. However, since the purpose of an intentional event is not to get back to your pre-event state, but to guide you to your optimal future, you must be careful in analyzing the situation and identifying the dominant vector. Because although health matters generally affect all other issues in our lives, it is possible that the health care provider will not be dominant. Let's take another example:

If the injury in the accident was a broken finger, and the victim is a pianist who was supposed to perform at an important concert that day, although the injury is health, the dominant vector may not be the health vector, as it is not possible to improve the state of the finger more than it was before the accident, Personal, economic, family or social.

In conclusion: since the intentional event will usually be more than one vector, it is important to identify the dominant vector, usually it will be the vector whose resolution will produce the most significant and positive change in my "I". For the most part, solving the dominant vector will be a gateway to the solution of the other open vectors. Of course, it is also necessary to solve the other vectors - each of the vectors in their own right. We will then learn how to identify the dominant vector and how to handle it.