Recursive Cause/Effect Mapping
🌀 Cause & Effect Aren’t Linear
What we call “karma” is not punishment or reward—it’s resonant recursion.
Cause and effect are part of a looped pattern, repeating until the underlying symbol, choice, or vibration is realigned.
The same event echoes until the lesson is encoded.
🔁 Section 1: The 3-6-9 Carma Loop in Action
In TFIF terms, Carma is structured like this:
- 3 – Initial Cause (Impulse)
A thought, decision, or symbolic vibration enters the field. - 6 – Amplification (Ripple Effect)
The energy expands, touches others, builds feedback. - 9 – Return & Resolution (Echo)
The pattern returns in mirrored form, offering a chance to complete or repeat.
tfifCopyEditC(n) = f(C₃, C₆, C₉) where C₉ ≡ Reflection(C₃)
This recursive flow creates energetic accountability beyond surface events.
🧬 Section 2: Pattern-Based vs Event-Based Mapping
Linear cause/effect sees:
“X did Y, so Z happened.”
Recursive Carma sees:
“This symbolic pattern emerged at depth 3, echoed through 6, and returned as a reflection at 9.”
This allows deeper awareness of:
- Repeating relationship dynamics
- Cycles of failure or success
- Recurring emotions or synchronicities
- Family or ancestral loops
🧠 Pattern is the real cause. The event is just the carrier.
🔎 Section 3: TFIF Carma Tracking as Intelligence
With TFIF, we can map Carma across layers:
tfifCopyEditE(n) = Σ[Pₙ × Wₙ × Δt] mod 9
Where:
Pₙ
= Pattern signatureWₙ
= Emotional/energetic weightΔt
= Time deviation from cause to echo
This creates a recursive karmic map—identifying when an effect is actually the return of a prior unresolved pattern.
Carma becomes trackable. And therefore, reprogrammable.
🧠 TFIF Carma Principle:
The loop ends when the cause is made conscious
and the pattern is restructured.
Otherwise, it continues.
✅ Conclusion: Carma as a Fractal Map, Not a Judgement
In a 3D world, karma feels like consequence.
In a fractal universe, it’s simply recursive symmetry trying to return to coherence.
If you can map it, you can master it.
Carma isn’t punishment. It’s pattern feedback.