Example: “seal signature”
Sometimes I work with things that look more like code than text.
It's simply a way to describe, in a structured way, what a given
seal or setting should contain — posture, breath, phrase,
tone, visual mark and level of protection.
In practice it can look something like this:
seal.create(
id: "aura_respect.core_seal",
authority: "Cartier [.333]",
field: "body.core + aura.edge",
embedded_code: [
posture: "rooted.axis",
breath: "descending.spiral",
tone: "D# minor harmonic",
thought: "no-force / pure-presence",
aura_form: "dominant-serious",
response_code: "gentle_power + steady_frame"
],
activation: [
touch.lower_back,
whisper.key: "já jsem klid, který nepotřebuje bojovat",
full_consent: true
],
visible_shape: "sigil[hex-triad ∴ spiral_axis]",
encryption: "truth-woven",
protection_level: "∞ / 7",
feedback: "soft.vibration + image.return"
)
None of this is required for regular collaboration. It's just a glimpse of how I can
translate my sense of the “field” into something that behaves like a technical object.