JOSEPHS’ EROSION PRINCIPLE

The gradual path creation, surface wearing, pattern creation and destruction while water is being transported during a down pour is same with the pattern making system of the mind which either makes the mind superior or inferior in submissions.
Once there is a down pour, the rain drops and build gradually on the spot. Depending on the spot it drops on, either flat or deep it always find a breakaway point. If it drops on a flat surface, the next thing is to eat deep into the soil. As it fills the hole created, the next thing is to create a path to break away, as it creates this path, it continuously chops this path and it widens it gradually. This process continues and leads to a carved out gully.
The sparsely eroding of the face of the earth by a down pour which leads to a type of erosion called Sheet erosion, the thorough eroding of the face of the earth forming deeper water channels which leads to a type of erosion called Fluvial erosion and the eroding of the face of
the earth, passing through the sheet and fluvial water channels created by persistent down pour leading to a widened, destructed and expanded earth pathway called a Gully erosion is
same with the pattern making system of the mind in building a strong and powerful mind power.
This principle establishes the flexibility of the mind as it approaches different issues or events. This relates to the ability of water while moving bends towards paths that favours’ its movement. The mind is a plat form where all sorts of mind tasking issues are brought for synthesis. When these issues are brought, they are highlighted, then they go through a


pathway which favours’ the thinker as a result of the minds pattern making system. It takes it use using a ready made procedure that either makes or mars the outcome.
My principle establishes the similarity and relationship the erosion process with the problem solving and decision making process of the mind. The water erosion process ends at making different earth forms like the gully while the thinking process ends with an outcome either favourable or not, which is dependent of the way the mind is being structured. The two phenomena are inclusive of so many variables which serve as their individual determinants