Opinions
Readers of his books, suggest that elements of his stories, theories, and research have been drawn by other writers, and they give as an example that his current definition of the word Pattern ( who has copyrighted the translated Greek equivalent), has the same meaning with the word occurring to the science fiction Amber Series by Roger Zelazny. It is true that Balanos may have borrowed various notions from a wide field of disciplines, such as anthropology, philiosophy, occultism, quantum physics, higher mathematics, biology, etc., but he synthesized all of these elements into a new and original system. So far as the term "Pattern" and Balanos' copyrighted translation into Greek (i.e., "Morphodiataxis") is concerned, this has nothing to do with whatever science fiction writer R. Zelazny means by it. "Morphodiataxis" is a core term in Balanos' Cosmic Biodynamics system, and it denotes the real whole of any given situation or phenomenon, taking into consideration all those data that ellude our common, untrained senses.
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