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 We shall be using this six-step construct repeatedly during the later sections, with respect to the already mentioned Over-Drive process and others. We shall be using this six-step construct repeatedly during the later sections, with respect to the already mentioned Over-Drive process and others.
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 +===== A Modern Interpretation =====
 +A revised model for the 'Iterative Pattern of Emergence' has been developed by Matthew Hudson and was first presented in his book, 'The Eternal Moment of Now'. This renaming of the stages is as follows:
 +  * Recognition
 +  * Effect
 +  * Consequences and Contradictions
 +  * System and Form
 +  * Unravel
 +  * Emergence
 +  * Rest and Consolidation
 +This renaming also provides a useful acronym to remember the pattern through: RESCUER 
  
 ===== Fractal in Nature ===== ===== Fractal in Nature =====
 A particularly interesting feature of the nature of the ‘Power of Six’ is that it operates on many levels, operating with a fractal or holographic nature. For example, when running six sets of six questions, each set of six questions will have a general theme of the nature of each single step within the process; (see the transcripts in Chapters 6 and 7). A particularly interesting feature of the nature of the ‘Power of Six’ is that it operates on many levels, operating with a fractal or holographic nature. For example, when running six sets of six questions, each set of six questions will have a general theme of the nature of each single step within the process; (see the transcripts in Chapters 6 and 7).
  
-===== An Ancient Pattern ===== +===== An Ancient Pattern ??? ===== 
-Another interesting insight from [[people:steven_saunders|Steven Saunders]] in this area is showing that the pattern of six with a pause to consolidate is a pattern we, in the Occident, have all inherited through our culture and ancestors – this pattern is based on the seven-day week. The clues to this ancient pattern are still encased within the original names and symbolism of the days of the week:+Another interesting insight from [[people:steven_saunders|Steven Saunders]] in this area is showing that the pattern of six with a pause to consolidate is a pattern we, in the occident, have all inherited through our culture and ancestors – this pattern is based on the seven-day week. The clues to this ancient pattern are still encased within the original names and symbolism of the days of the week:
  
   * Sunday – The day of the Sun, represents the self, one’s personality and ego. It is our identity and our face to the world. The space of ‘A’.   * Sunday – The day of the Sun, represents the self, one’s personality and ego. It is our identity and our face to the world. The space of ‘A’.