The CTM therapist must face the pathological consequences of chaotic dynamics which endure in the flow of time and originate from events related to the individual consciousness. Knowledge, understanding, consciousness of the world are characteristic of a subjective ontology, intrinsic to the dynamic relationship between the complex system and its internal and external environment.

The subjective phenomenological experience can activate a chaotic dynamic process, in which predominate changes in emotivity, sentiments, affectivity or particular mental states. A process of interaction among pre-existing chaotic events is activated, leading to the “unity” with all the chaotic events under way: this is the “emergent” characteristic resulting from the environmental influences over the complex dynamic system.

Emotional life, through the perception of the senses and through the mental processes of the intelligence, create the equilibrium, the normality in rational thought. The understanding of the subjective experience is structured as Self-consciousness and as the self-awareness of his individuality and personal identity.

Instincts, sensations and emotions activate stimuli which are perceived and filtered by the senses: these activities involving a number of processes interacting with the internal and external environment. The information obtained from the “sensorial apparatus”, emotions, sentiments taking place at various levels of the metabolic communicational network, lead to individual knowledge, understanding, consciousness.

The sensorial apparatus implies subjective reactions to events, requiring a phenomenological vision of a complex elaboration;a mental activity which has cognitive difficulties, in the experiential process, favours the establishment of physiological, behavioural changes with altered mental states and chaotic evolutions of the temporal rhythms. The permanency of chaotic states, in the flow of time, is the cause of the permanency of the alternations, with an evolutionwhich has influence over the complex system at various levels. The souldoes not exist: instead there is a succession of events, occurring in the flow of time, inside the emotivity, the memory, the understanding. In the process of buildingthe Self are generated intuitive, emotional mental habits. This variance of emotions creates the individual’s “state” of knowledge, understanding, and consciousness.

A complex network of biological mechanisms is present in the complex internal, circadian clock which synchronizes the internal rhythm with the external rhythm.

The flow of perceptions is tied to the corporeal image and to the relational sensations established throughout the conscious life, in the past and the present: this represents “perceptive memory” which refers, in the flow of time, to the inter-relations between the body and the environment.

To the CTM therapist the patient’s reality appears as a “temporal order”, where events appear as causal, the effect of action-reaction, in the flow of time. When “chance” is introduced to events with a cause-effect dynamic, the dynamic circumstances will change and a union of temporal and atemporal events takes place: the “synchronicity of the events” is created. The chaotic evolution develops through the modifications inside the temporal rhythms, which adapt themselves to the evolution of the energetic dynamics.

In order to understand this complex double reality, it must be examined in every detail and in its globality. To achieve this the therapist must possess a vast repertory of experiences, a global, real and intuitive understanding of the symbolic thought.

In the atemporal, chaotic dynamic the symbols have creative implications: through them the real world is unified with the interior world. The meaning of the fusion between inside-outside represents the synthesis of the intuitive vision of the symbolic thought, with the subconscious of the patient.

During the therapeutic process the classic doctor-patient relationship as it is practiced in Western medicine is eliminated, because the therapist of CTM is mostly guided by the indications received during the examination of EC at the pulses.

Soulié de Morant declares:

The therapeutic process, according to CTM, is the science of the manipulation of energy. If one does not know what energy is, he will never be able to control, gradually, the effect of the therapy.

The therapeutic process can achieve success only through a constant interpretation of the alterations in the EC which appear through the examination at the pulses. Understanding the complexity between the two aspects of reality is at the basis of the therapist’s experience. Vast experience, an intuitive global understanding of the patient’s symbolic thought are necessary for properly exercising the therapeutic techniques of CTM.

Along with a vast knowledge and experience, the therapist must also possess creativity and logical reasoning, which guides and limits, in order to distinguish what is potential from what is real, what is probable from what is possible.

The dualism of the mind-body does not exist: the variations in rhythms observed at the examination of EC at the pulses indicate the phenomenological origin, physical or psychic, of the initial chaotic events. Emotions or physical states, the energetic dynamics of the organs and their functions are at the origin of the internal interactions. Through the examination of EC at the pulses is observed the reality of a moment in the individual's embryogenetic evolution. The examination at the pulses allows the therapist to examine the complexity of the system's organization, according to the individual's specificity, as well as to observe the linear or chaotic aspects of the energetic state, as a manifestation of the genetic code.

The passages of the EC at the pulses evidence the actual energetic dynamics inside a biological field, which at the same time lives in harmonious correlation with the orientation of other dynamic biological fields.The health of the individual is manifested by the regularity of the dynamic processes which, having a genetic origin and a development during the embryonic phase, become manifest as biological rhythms. The biological clocks, oscillators and synchronizers, are the “patterns” which determine the periodic biological rhythms: at the examination of the EC at the pulses the biological clocks reveal the vast array of pathologies, whose pathological state arises from the alteration of the rhythms.

CTM therapy is somatic, Centred inside the body where the unconscious mind has somatized or converted personal psychic conflict into an organic disturbance. The therapist acts on the neurophysiological alterations brought on by the patient’s psycho-somatic disturbance, specifically at the point(s) where the conflict manifests itself. The patient’s psycho-somatic responses to the changes caused by a permanent chaotic dynamic state can be at the origin of pre-pathological conditions, which the therapist resolves by re-equilibrating the dynamics inside the energetic circulation.

As all the information gathered from the examination of the EC at the pulses testify to the actual health conditions, metabolic equilibrium, the traces left by previous pathologies and finally the future “history” of the patient, even before pathological symptoms become manifest, it is possible for the therapist to apply a preventive therapy.The therapeutic intervention avoids permanent damages and works in favour of patient “longevity” through the harmonization of the psycho-physical equilibrium.

The integrated dialectics of CTM offers the necessary means to take care of the subjective ontology of a phenomenological experience, as well as the consequences of the permanency of the chaotic dynamics in the flow of time. The mental equilibrium which develops together with the rhythms in EC over the course of time make it possible for the patient to achieve an awareness and consciousness of reality.

Under the guide of the observations made on the movements of the temporal rhythms at the examination of the EC at the pulses,it is possible to return the altered dynamics inside the temporal rhythms to a normal state of equilibrium.It is also necessary to provide a “prevention” of the initial chaotic event, in order to ensure the harmony and stability of the energetic dynamics.