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When Effort Leaves an Echo
Effort has ended, yet something continues to move quietly through the system.
Like a ripple after contact, the body and mind still register what occurred.
Nothing needs to be followed or resolved.
This window notices the echo as a natural continuation, not a problem and not a call back into action.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Why do I still feel the "vibration" of work after I've stopped?
This is the Echo Left by Effort. Just as a bell continues to ring after being struck, your nervous system maintains the "frequency" of high-velocity activity. Naming it an "echo" helps you realize it is a mechanical byproduct, not a current demand. You don't need to "do" anything about the vibration; you just need to wait for the "decay period" to finish so the integrator can return to baseline.
How do I make the "echo" stop?
You don't "stop" an echo; you "Stop Striking the Bell." Every time you "check" to see if you're relaxed yet, you strike the bell again (Status loop). In the Meaning Density Model™, you ignore the echo and focus on your "Structural Front". As you remain still and stop adding new tasks, the echo naturally loses amplitude until it dissolves into the background quiet.