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When Wholeness Feels Inconsistent
When wholeness feels inconsistent, identity seems to shimmer rather than settle.
Some moments feel integrated; others feel scattered.
This fluctuation does not signal loss.
It reflects movement between states, influenced by context and capacity.
Normalizing this ebb restores trust in continuity even when coherence temporarily loosens.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Why do I feel "whole" one day and "fragmented" the next?
Wholeness Feels Inconsistent. In this model, "wholeness" is a state of Systemic Alignment, and alignment fluctuates based on your load. It is normal to "lose the thread" of yourself when triggers are high. Normalizing these fluctuations prevents the Narrative system from deciding that you are "broken." You aren't losing your "self"; you are just experiencing a temporary "drop in density."
How do I get back to "wholeness"?
You don't "climb" back; you "Settle" back. Wholeness is the result of integration. When you feel fragmented, stop trying to "piece yourself together" (Control loop). Instead, return to a "Somatic Fact" (like your feet on the floor). In the Meaning Density Model™, wholeness returns automatically as soon as the "noise" of trying to be whole stops.