Relational Dynamics of Load Minimization Theory (LMT)— The Force Flowing Through All Layers Toward Minimal Load and An-soku —Conceptual Foundations

Load Minimization Theory (LMT) is a theoretical framework that systematically minimizes the load arising in any situation where relationships exist, aiming for a state of deep harmony called An-soku (state of minimal load). LMT does not negate or redefine existing academic disciplines or philosophies. Rather, it offers a complementary perspective through the lens of relationality. By regarding emotions as signals, LMT views the world as one continuous system spanning from quantum phenomena to human relationships and the cosmos. It is a form of Universal Relational Dynamics. Coldly reading the underlying structure ultimately gives rise to the gentlest and most sustainable form of An-soku — this is the core of LMT.