“Known and the Unknown” Matrix

 

“Known and the Unknown” Matrix

Every human would like to predict the outcome of events to its precise accuracy and when that happens, they stand to be unique. 

 

Going by the 80:20 formulas, invariably we can predict the outcome of an event to 80 percent accuracy. This can be accomplished with available data from experience and actuality. Still there remains a 20 percent distance to be covered. This 20 percent of uncertainty will be the data pertaining to the events yet to unfold. 

 

This matrix of “Known and the Unknown” is within the working perimeter of every individual which can help to solve by the act of balancing of the uncertainties.

 

Every child born is packaged with two boxes which can accommodate information data.  One box holds the information about the known and the other box holds the information about the unknown and to keep the balance the cumulative content stays at 100 fixed.

 

At the time of birth, the box of known data is absolutely empty, and it starts to fill up slowly as the age of the child progresses. Just by the same time the information of data in the Unknown box is at the maximum and it starts to diminish as the child progresses in age.

 

With all types of data of both relevance and irrelevance getting accumulated, the box of the known is getting filled up fast and we simply ignore even the existence of the Unknown Box. The process of detachment prophesied by many saints holds the secret of unloading the content in the Known Box and indisputably to enrich the content in the Unknown Box.

 

People who start to practice the process of detachment start to gain clarity and are capable of predictable prophecies. In the words of wandering saint “the time you hold my hand, almighty the God releases his hold on you.”