A path does not become right because you have walked it far.

Decoherence is the gradual distortion of intelligence’s moral direction. It arises when Orí allows a thought or action to bypass Justification, or when reasoning begins defending what it ought to question.

A thought that arises uninvited is not a choice. A mistake is not a destiny. But a harmful direction repeatedly accepted can become the very direction intelligence no longer thinks to question.

Every wrongful thought or action that generates Kǔnàn(negative cosmic energy) deepens Decoherence according to the suffering it brings into Existence. Ignorance may conceal its consequences. Power may make the path easier to follow. Neither makes it right.

No intelligence stands apart from Existence. What it diminishes within Existence, it diminishes within the whole to which it belongs. Continued Decoherence may ultimately deprive intelligence of even its Ataraxia—the extraordinary freedom it once possessed.

Yet no distance makes the return impossible.

As Orí returns to sincere Justification, Decoherence loses its hold. Through correcting harm and generating Sa’ada(positive cosmic energy) by good and justified thoughts and actions, intelligence restores its alignment with Existence.

A path does not become right because you have walked it far.


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