Emotional Integration & Stable Depth
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Being With What Remains
What remains is simple.
The noise has gone.
Objects stay where they are.
The nervous system does not need replacement stimulation.
Presence is enough.
Let the room stay quiet
without filling it again.
Stay with what remains using DojoWell.
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Frequently Asked Questions
If I stop seeking stimulation, won't there be nothing left of me?
This is a common fear of the Narrative & Identity system. However, the Meaning Density Model™ teaches that "Presence" is what remains after stimulation fades. You aren't your triggers; you are the one who perceives them. By staying with "what's left," you discover your "core baseline." This presence is much more stable and durable than the reactive identity created by constant stimulation and pursuit.
How do I learn to "stay with what remains"?
Practice "Neutral Observation." When the music stops or the screen turns off, notice the "residue" of your existence—your breath, your heartbeat, the space around you. Don't try to make it interesting; just acknowledge it. This "bare presence" is the foundation of structural integrity. As you become comfortable with what remains, you’ll find it is actually a very rich and safe place to inhabit.