The reality of the energetic dynamics appears under two aspects: it is a temporal order, where events manifest themselves in the flow of time through a movement of cause-effect with linear dynamics; or else it is an atemporal series of unpredictable, atemporal events.

When “chance”, the chaotic event, intervenes in the temporal reality, the movements come together to create a “synchronicity” in an atemporal order. The equilibrium of the rhythms during the examination of the EC at the pulses reveals the “normality”; the appearance of the chaotic event reveals the changes introduced in energetic rhythm. The establishment of chaotic dynamics represents an asymmetry in the evolutionary processes: it constitutes the passage to a new complex system; with new biodynamic aspects and new biological dynamics. To avoid structural damages a prompt intervention is necessary in order to return the dynamic system to the equilibrium needed to ensure efficiency in individual metabolism.

Stability and adaptability are the fundamental requirements of homeostatic order,in order to ensure the complex system the “freedom” to proceed to the biological progress of the existential homeostatic dynamics.

In the relationship between the regulatory mechanisms and the alterations under way, the information circulates through the messages inter-communicated by the nervous and hormonal systems. The interior dynamics act without rigidity, but with constancy, to bring about internal and external changes: this is the “homeostatic freedom” that facilitates the work of the therapist practicing CTM.

In such a relationship circulates the information which, in a dynamic complex, creates the ways of communication between systems: in other words, “life”.

The “terrain” upon which the system homeostasis develops depends on the individual's genetic conditions and history.

Individual variations characterize every level of biological reality. The modulating action of the oscillations inside the temporal rhythms is delegated in particular to the components of the neurological system, from which depend the functions of a sensorial, emotional, cognitive nature. These mechanisms act upon the coordination of the homodynamic functions and upon the processes involving the immense neuronal universe.

A complex network of biological mechanisms, perceptions, cerebral elaborations, participate in the rhythm of the circadian clock in order to synchronize the internal and external biorhythm and harmonize with the rhythms of nature.

The central nervous system exerts a function on the dynamics of the circadian rhythms, to which it provides an endocrine response. It reaches the deepest levels, influencing other corporeal systems (immune, cardiovascular, urinary systems, etc.)The rhythm of these metabolic systems presents a cycle similar to that of the body's temperature.

Circadian and ultra-circadian variations of the biological rhythm can also be provoked by cosmic energy, a form of energy which acts on the physiology of the biological rhythm through an electromagnetic activity.

The modifications present in the energetic dynamics, potential, abstract, or more or less manifested in the real structure within the organs and their sensorial activities, follow the great laws which rule the dynamic energy changes in the living being’s complex system.

The homodynamic activity of the living being’s complex system is ensured through a great number of different variables, which constitute a “variety”, and not a “disorder”, of the system. The behaviour of a physiological system depends upon the context within which the homodynamic activity of action-reaction operates, in other words it is based on the reactive properties of the organism.

The energetic framework connecting organs, viscera and tissues in a close relationship within the entire organism, internally and externally to the body, both frontward and backwards, is the framework through which internal events provoke external effects (the semeiology of CTM) and, vice versa, the external events are reflected internally. Based on an internal code of development, this framework unifies the living individual's “ecosystem” with the environmental biosphere.

The chromosomal patrimony, embryonic development, the organization of the phenomena relating to organogenesis, are forms of evolution which beginning from the embryological state progress into the individual's adult physiology.In CTM pathologies present in the adult life are a continuum of the previous physiological states of the embryo, the fetus and the infant.