Centers are important because they are the universe’s most powerful component. They are also the most essential element of your life controlling how your mind functions, how your life organizes, and the dynamics of your relationships with others! Knowing how centers raise the universe’s order and harmony, and especially how that relates to your life, is essential to living a fuller and happier life! If you want to master life, master your knowledge of centers!

Centers are much more than the middle point of a geometry or the focus of a discussion! They have been endowed with no less than the universe’s most vital and essential function! They are the crafters of order and harmony—they are the universe’s main element toward creating and creation! They define the character of the universe and its creations! Indeed, centers are the universe’s prime mover responsible for raising her colossal symphony of being!

While most associate the act of centering with the focusing one’s thoughts, the process of centering is much more common than most realize. In fact our minds and lives unfold in centering arrangements in practically everything we do, say, think, and undertake. This is in fact, a very natural result. As children of a universe which creates by gathering and accumulating things about an originating center—i.e. unfolds in a centering process, we should expect that the activities of our lives unfold in similar fashion. Thus as sure as rivers ‘center’ to mouths, salmon return to their spawning grounds, and metabolic processes are perpetuated by DNA at the core of cells, the acts of our lives too feature a coordinated ‘centering’ motion to and about central cognitive functions, needs , wants, desires, and purposes.

Centers are the singular and centrally-situated objects residing at the heart of objects, things, entities, and places. They begin where change and fluctuation occur and where energy flows or amasses. Paradoxically, centers are also where the opposite of matter/energy concentrates –i.e. emptiness and the “void” often thrive at centers. In their idealized form, centers reside at the geometric center of physical objects, like hubs of wheels, fulcrums of seesaws, the bull’s eye of a dartboard, and the nucleus of atoms. Though usually contained within a single point or a relatively small spherical locale, centers can also be distributed along a line as with the spin axis of a rotating body or continuously along the length of an ocean wave.