Knowledge Object, using structured and disciplined approach to examine a situation, provides a powerful insights that may lead to an effective action and / or paradigm shift.

This QuaSyLaTic Knowledgebase supplies close to thousand coded knowledge objects with more to be added.

The concepts of the elements of the knowledge object can be expanded as followed :

Goal : [Theme, Title, Objective]
Fact : [Permanent, Absolute, Do not change with time]
Symptom: [Situation, Perception, Observation]
Change : [Transform, Movement, Pattern, Trend]
Cause : [Root cause, Underlying Structures, Fundamental drivers]
Fix : [Solution, New Perspective, Insight]

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   A Sample 

Goal	How I Quit Smoking?
Fact	Reactive and responsive action                                                                                 Structural Conflicts  Fundamental, Primary, Secondary choices  Oscillation Pattern
Symptom	Feel like a slave to smoking - when I accomplished something, I smoked to "celebrate", when I feel pressured or depressed I smoked in order to release discomfort.  After prolong smoking, I feel chest pain. In spite of it, I continue to smoke, believing it gives me more inspiration, more comfort and that pain is only temporary or secondary i.e.. not important.  Feeling of comfort / inspiration only lasted for a few hours before physical pains surfaced  Exercises like jogging for half an hour makes me realize how weak I am, find difficulty in breathing.  After jogging, I feel "healthier" and lungs feel "fresher", and new puff also feel more fresh  Tried to quit smoking many times but never succeeded.  Many times I tried to stopped smoking by throwing away all my cigarettes, lighter, ash tray and any thing to do with smoking but only to wake up in the middle of the night scurrying to buy smokes from the nearest shop. Sometimes after given up smoking for a few days, the urge to smoke is so strong that I will rationalize and compromise by just borrowing one stick from a friend and said to myself that it is just one only. One leads to 2 to 3 and finally I give up and start smoking as usual.  I tried nicotine patch, nicotine chewing gum but still cannot stopped.  I tried eating sweets as a substitute during initial periods but that also contribute to weight gain which again conflicts with my "losing weight program" I bet with friends that I can stop smoking but eventually have to lose my bets. I use cost factors and looked into the amount of money I can save by not smoking. This rational arise most often during the nation budget day where price of smoke is raised drastically. I will stopped for a while then start smoking again. Once managed to stop smoking for two years but picked up the habits again due to  change of environment  new circle of smoking friends who also have a great influence.    Main factors that lead me to stop smoking at that time were;  Religious reason  Environment / friends  Encouragement from friends but it only lasted for 2 years. These factors are not enough for me to stopped smoking for life.
Change	Change only temporary Oscillation effect - between quitting and resuming smoking
Cause	Reasons to stop smoke is vague and not convincing to oneself.  To change a habit by rationalization alone is not enough  Reasoning due to external factors.  Not really something I really wanted to be, compelling and inspiring More propelled by negative energy to get rid of something.
Fix	The above client eventually stops smoking completely, with review of the change in habit as follow:  Looking for more fundamental reason, "Do I want to be healthy, to be free?"  Fundamental Choice is made : "I want to be healthy, I want to be free!" Knowing the above realities / difficulties (an oscillation effect between restraint from smoking to another puff), "Do I still want to choose to be healthy and free", i.e. fundamental choice is still intact.? Primary choice - to stop smoking in order to be healthy, free. To exercise in order to be healthy  Secondary choices - not accepting when friends offers cigarettes, not to buy cigarette, to go places where smoking is prohibited or not encouraged etc.  Primary choice is because I want to CREATE a new reality in support of the fundamental choice, Not because of I want to get rid of negatives things e.g. sickness, or avoid high expenses. One must be motivated by positive images, not fearful of negative images. For most people, they have not made up their minds (or not conscious of) their Fundamental Choice in life, their personal goal, their purpose for their existence. In such cases, quitting undesired habits like smoking (being secondary choice) has no anchoring foundation. Fundamental Choice is the real driving force in life, not secondary choices, which merely oscillate between temporary success and sunken failures.  For other people, their aim in life is to, say, make a lot of money or climb up the corporate ladder fast, as their Fundamental Choice in life. Such a limiting goal can be in great conflict with Primary or Secondary Choice of 'quit smoking', as there is always the temporary feeling that smoking helps in concentration at that moment in time to pursue more money or promotion in career by completing a deal or an important report writing.  A Fundamental Choice like "To Be Totally Healthy", or "To Self-Actualize own potentials in order to serve the society as long as we live", has no conflict with "quit smoking" as primary or secondary choice. Furthermore the Fundamental Choice leads to many creative avenues to make the choice becoming reality, and "quit smoking" is just one of such avenues.  Coaching Principles: Focus on a sound Fundamental Choice in life, the rest of the choices will fall in line.    Refer "Visioned Human Path" Ref:er "The Path of Least Resistance" by Robert Fritz