Systemic Domain Basin

Definition

A basin in which all five domains hold one state at once, for every capacity working through them: the whole domain plane deficient, centered, or excessive. It is built from the five domain basins on that plane and holds only when every one is already active. Three exist, one per state — which state comes from polarity, not type.

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Orthography

case

capitalized-always

evidence

ordinary

Usage

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A specific named basin or the state or pattern expressed within that basin.

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Naming the structural class by which basins are grouped across a capacity, a domain, or the wider system.