Definition Types

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Definition Types

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Definition Type The Bodygraph expresses definition in five different ways which include:

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The Five Definition Types No Definition - a Reflector with no Centers defined.

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The Five Definition Types Single Definition - all defined channels in the design are continuously connected throughout the Bodygraph. • The energy flows continuously. • self-contained • Do not need the "other" to assist them in the assimilation of information or to feel a sense of wholeness. • They digest information rapidly, unless of course they are Emotionally Defined. 5

The Five Definition Types Split Definition - two separate areas of definition, which are not connected to each other. • Simple Split: single gate- personal problem. “something is missing in my life”: Driven by habit to find the missing piece. •

Wide Split: entire channel or multiple gates- the Other person’s problem. “They are doing it to me.” The blame gate and victim mentality. The opportunity is to be an objective observer of the other, when you are detached. 6

The Five Definition Types Triple Split Definition - three separate areas of definition, which are not connected to each other. • The undefined centers are the conditioning element. • Several bridges connect the defined areas. • The open centers are the main conditioning elements. • “Neutral Conditioning Field”: Designed to be with people and move through many different auras daily. This’s healthy for them. • They are never really conditioned by anyone person (unless they live a solitary life) but use the more neutral conditioning field to bring them clarity as they go about their day.

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The Five Definition Types Quadruple Split Definition - four separate areas of definition, which are not connected to each other. • The main conditioning elements are the Undefined Centers, or if there are no Undefined Centers, then the undefined gates or channels that bridge the splits. • The gates that bridge the splits are also conditioning elements, but not as powerful as the Undefined Center.

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Definitions and the Not-Self Mind • Too many conditioning elements compete to push you to make decisions that are not correct for you. They voice this competition in your mind, the Not-Self Mind. • Remember that Splits are another conditioning element. • The counterpoint to those conditioning elements (Centers and Splits and Undefined Gates) is Strategy and Authority. • We are here to surrender to the body and the life, thus bypassing all conditioning elements. We do that by relying on the Strategy and Authority. • Only then the openness can become places of real wisdom. 9