Thanks Harold, I did a quick perusal of the latest two posts and there is much there that conveys what you mean. I think the title "managing-in-complexity" says a great deal.

Most people look to manage "the" complexity, in a quest to retain control over what is not controllable, but rather at best "steered." As a surfer I can relate to this. The activity of riding waves is to be engaged at the nexus of multiple forces and energies. There is no control or mastery but instead a way of participating in something larger, which seems to be expansive for me. That is my association with managing in complexity, no illusion of control or being bigger than, but rather a participant in it, thus become more complex in our consciousness as a result. Am I understanding your meaning?