PRAXIS CODEX GLOSSARY

Pre-formulated statements for asserting limits without escalation.

A pattern-based system of domination through performed states, mirroring, and strategic withholding.

Four-phase pattern of dissociative system failure and reboot.

The capacity to limit a coercive system's reach and narrative control.

Pattern recognition capability developed through exposure to control systems.

Control of proximity, pacing, and reward through intimacy and withdrawal.

The collapse interval following regulatory overload when outward states fragment or disappear.

Making invisible control structures visible to external witnesses.

A rotation architecture with four control states, one regulatory core, and a rotation mechanism.

Delayed social and reputational erosion following exposure events.

Repositioning as injured or burdened to reclaim narrative authority.

Rapid alignment through mirroring to secure connection and dissolve difference.

A personal accounting constructed by the survivor to restore coherence after exposure.

The mechanism by which the governing core selects the next outward presentation based on contextual load.

Reinforcement of hierarchy through deniable punishment.

Final internal equilibrium architecture after external systems cease to intrude.

The internal defense system built to detect, contain, and illuminate coercive patterns.

Tool for translating felt patterns into precise structural language.

The central regulatory core that maintains coherence and selects the next outward state.

Field manual for recognition, documentation, and disruption of coercive systems.

Predictive tool for forecasting escalation windows and reset cycles.