Grounding

Definition

Grounding carries Physical from Overtaken toward Embodied as the scoped bodily or material facet regains containment and proportion within the wider field. Physical participation remains present without governing what else can be experienced or done. Grounding names this structural direction, not generic calming, reduced arousal or load, support contact, or any one technique. Sensory pain, appetite, activity, accumulation, and environmental demand instantiate different Physical subfunctions only when the bodily or material facet itself moves from field takeover to proportion. An exercise called grounding may instead instantiate Arriving when absent Physical participation becomes present.

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Orthography

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evidence

contextual

lowercase when

Used as an ordinary English action rather than to name the directed Icosa centering transition.

Usage

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The endpoint state, the inverse direction, a generic intervention, or a guaranteed sequence of change.

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Naming one directed transition on an axis between an under or over pole and center.

Metadata

Axis

• axis.physical

Inverse

• path.engulfing

Pole direction

over-to-center