Interference

Interference is the attempt to control or redirect consequence instead of understanding it.
It arises from fear of loss, discomfort, or change — the mind’s effort to manage what awareness has already revealed.

In Stillhouse philosophy, interference distorts coherence by interrupting the natural rhythm of cause and effect.
It hides truth beneath justification and delays balance until awareness returns.

Interference is not failure; it is feedback.
Its tension signals where control has replaced trust, and where understanding is ready to emerge.

Interference is awareness paused by fear.

Linked Concepts

Philosophy of Integration
Law of Cause and Effect
Law of Natural Coherence