MNPI Checkup Neiry – Presentation
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Presentation · 6 sessions · ~5 h 06 min

MNPI Checkup Neiry

The first structured neuroplasticity test
for neuroband owners

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02 / Introduction
Introduction · 1 / 5

You know what's going on
in your brain
right now?

Not in a figurative sense - literally.

How deeply can you relax?. Can you stop internal dialogue - and for how many minutes. Do you have access to flow state. How plastic is your brain?.

Most people don't know this. Not because it's difficult - it's just that no one has ever measured it.

MNPI Checkup Neiry measures.
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03 / Introduction
Introduction · 2 / 5

What is neuroplasticity
in practice

This is the brain's ability to transition between states.

Enter into deep relaxation, hold it under pressure, quickly switch between operating modes.

The brain that can do this recovers faster, accepts decisions are clearer, less likely to get stuck in stress loops.

The difference is visible on the EEG.
It's measurable. And she's changing.
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NEUROPLASTICITY · WHAT
What is this
In plain language · 1 / 6

The brain is not a stone.
It's constantly changing.

Every time you learn something new, you get used to it, you forget. or you are recovering - something is rearranging in your head.

This is it neuroplasticity - brain ability change your connections, reactions and patterns in response to experience.

Some people have flexible brains that adapt quickly. Others get stuck in the same modes for years. The difference between these people is not character. It's measurable.

The brain is alive. It's just that no one shows it.
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NEUROPLASTICITY · HARD TO MEASURE
Why is it difficult?
In plain language · 2 / 6

But how to measure it?

You can't just open your head and look into the neurons.

All devices are viewed from the side. Someone measures molecules in the blood. Someone - brain structure according to MRI. Someone - cortical rhythms through EEG. Everyone sees their part of the elephant.

Therefore, there is no one magic number that would say: “here is your level of neuroplasticity”.

There is no gold standard yet.
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NEUROPLASTICITY · METHODS
Top methods
In plain language · 3 / 6

What is measured today

Blood BDNF Neurotrophins "Fertilizer" for neurons. The more, the more active the restructuring of connections.
MRI Brain structure Volume, cortical thickness, white matter. Changes from practices over months are visible.
EEG Cortical rhythms Alpha, theta, gamma. Reflects brain operating modes in real time.
HRV Heart ↔ brain Heart rate variability. Shows the connection between the autonomic nervous system and the cortex.
TMS Magnetic "push" Stimulate an area of ​​the cortex and see how it responds. Laboratory.
fMRI Brain networks What areas of the brain talk to each other?. DMN - "internal dialogue mode."
BAG Brain age ML from MRI predicts the “biological age” of the brain versus the passport age.
Tests Learning rate Behavioral marker. How quickly a person learns a new skill.
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NEUROPLASTICITY · SNAPSHOT VS DRIVING
Snapshot ≠ control
In plain language · 4 / 6

All these methods are
cameras

They show how the brain works right now. What connections are there?. What happened before and after.

But they don't answer the main question: How much can you manage your own condition? Enter concentration with a click. Calm down when needed. Maintain clarity under load.

It's the difference between a photograph of a car and a person driving it.. The photo doesn't show whether you can drive.

Snapshot ≠ control.
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NEUROPLASTICITY · UNDER PRESSURE
Under pressure
In plain language · 5 / 6

Relax in silence -
almost everyone can

Keeping calm when a child screams is already a skill.

Enter focus when you want to use your phone. Keep it clear when you're angry. Recover from stress in 5 minutes - not 5 hours. This is state management. under pressure.

The highest form of neuroplasticity is not how much the brain has changed. for six months of practice. How quickly does he switch between modes when your life and decisions depend on it.

Silence in a storm is not rest.
This is the ability.
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WHAT WE DO · MNPI
What do we do
In plain language · 6 / 6

We measure control
not a snapshot

MNPI is the first index that measures how much you are you can change your state.

Not “how the brain works”. A"how do you control it". Six different tasks - from “just sit” to “hold your inner silence with open eyes". Each loads the brain in its own way and shows how you switch between modes.

EEG + heart + your description from the inside. Objective data compared to what you felt. The result is a map - where you control yourself freely, and where the brain works by inertia.

State Management -
now measurable.
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04 / Formula
Formula · 4 components

Multidimensional Neuroplasticity Index

MNPI = SI × 0.30 + DI × 0.35 + RI × 0.20 + PI × 0.15
SI Switching 30%
Switching speed

Speed ​​of intentional transition between states. From intention to changing the EEG pattern - three seconds or ten minutes. The difference is trainability.

DI Depth 35%
Depth of state

The depth relative to your point A is from you yesterday, not from abstract "norm". Therefore, we need a basic neuroimaging of the first sessions.

RI Resilience 20%
Sustainability

Ability to maintain state under load and return to him after the outrage. Entering into silence in a quiet room can almost everyone is not RI.

PI Phenomenology 15%
Narrative matching

Correspondence of the language of the narrative to the state of the brain. If the EEG shows depth, but the language remained abstract - PI captures desynchronization.

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05 / Introduction
Introduction · 3 / 5

Five sessions. Three blocks.
From simple to complex.

1
Base
2
Body
3
Depth
4
Silence
5
Antenna
Open
Closed
Open
Neuroband records EEG continuously After the session - a few questions 35–45 minutes per session
Intro 3 Structure
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06 / Introduction
Introduction · 4 / 5

Five states - five pictures

01
Basic neuroimaging
Point A
02
Body
Interoception
03
Depth
Window of neuroplasticity
04
Silence with open eyes
Active Presence
05
Antenna
Transcendent Download
Intro 4 · States
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07 / Before you start
Introduction · 5 / 5 · Checklist

What you need before you start

Neiry MindTracker or Neiry Capsule Put on and connected
Garmin or other HRV tracker Preferably
A quiet place where no one will disturb 35–45 minutes
Water is nearby Optional, but convenient
Phone in do not disturb mode No notifications
When ready - next
Intro 5 · Pre-flight
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BEFORE YOU START · CRITICAL
Important - before the start
Before you press start

Record the time
every session

Write down the hour and minute when each session started - and when it ended.

Neuroband recording files will need to be uploaded to the chatbot ex NIHILO. Each file is time-stamped.

Critical
Without an accurate time signature, the analysis will be inaccurate

AI combines EEG data with time check stages. If not fixed hour and minute start each session - it is impossible to compare EEG patterns with specific blocks. The answer will be approximate.

File signature example: Session 1 — 10:32 → 11:08  ·  Session 2 - next day, 14:15 → 14:51
Ready to record time? Let's go.
Intro · Warning
to Session 1
SESSION 1 / 6 · CLEAN BASELINE · POINT A
Session 1
Session 01 / 06 ~28 minutes Point A

Clean baseline

The simplest measurement.
No task. Without technology. No work.
This is your brain in its normal state - point A.

Open 20'
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SESSION 1 · THEORY 1 / 4
What is DMN
Theory · 1 / 4

What's happened ordinary
brain condition

When you don't do anything specific, your brain doesn't rest.

He goes into Default Mode Network - net default. Thinks for you. Scrolls past. Builds scenarios. Conducts an internal monologue - background, endless.

The DMN is where most people live 70–80% of their waking hours.. And they don't know about it. How a fish doesn't notice water.

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SESSION 1 · THEORY 2 / 4
On EEG
Theory · 2 / 4

This is visible on the EEG

In the DMN, the brain shows a recognizable pattern.

The medial frontal zone is active. The posterior cingulate cortex is active. Social monitoring zones are active. Alpha is unstable. Beta - almost always.

Everyone lives in their own DMN.
Just different A's.
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SESSION 1 · THEORY 3 / 4
Household example
Theory · 3 / 4

Do you remember when...

You're sitting in line. You're on the subway. Waiting for the kettle to boil.

You don't do anything, but there's a movie going on in your head.. Memory. Tomorrow's meeting. What would you say in that conversation? if only time could be returned.

This is your normal mode. We're recording it now.
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SESSION 1 · THEORY 4 / 4
Why exactly from this
Theory · 4 / 4

Why exactly
let's start with this

To understand how much you change in other sessions - need a reference point.

All other five sessions will be compared by the AI ​​to this one. How much deeper did you go into Pure Nothing?? For how many seconds enough silence with open? How long did the transition into the body take??

All regarding you today, not abstract norm. Therefore, the first measurement is just you.

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SESSION 1 · PREP
Preparation
Session 1 Preparation

Preparation

Sit comfortably. Back straight or supported.

Neuroband in place. Recording started. Record the hour and minute of start.

When ready - start.
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SESSION 1 · MAIN BLOCK · POINT A
Main unit · 20'
20 minutes · Eyes open · No task
20:00

Just sit. Look anywhere - out the window, at the wall, at the ceiling. Don't touch the phone. Don't pick up anything. Don't meditate. Don't breathe on purpose. Don't watch thoughts. This is a snapshot of you - without interference.

S1 · Main · Point A
space = pause
SESSION 1 · SURVEY
A minute of silence
Session 1 · Minute of silence
01:00

Sit a minute. After - three short questions.

S1 · Survey intro
space = pause
SESSION 1 · Q 1 / 3
Question 1 / 3
Session 1 · Self-esteem · Q 1 / 3

Where did the attention go?
more often?

Thoughts about the past
Future plans
Anxiety/rumination
What's around
Body
Several - by voice
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SESSION 1 · Q 2 / 3
Question 2 / 3
Session 1 Self-Assessment Q 2 / 3

Have you noticed the moments
when the monologue
quieted down on his own?

monologue
didn't stop
12345
were spontaneous
pauses of silence
Spontaneous Silence Scale 1–5
S1 · Q2
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SESSION 1 · Q 3 / 3
Question 3 / 3
Session 1 · Self-esteem · Q 3 / 3

How typical
this is for you in everyday life?

at all
not my usual
12345
exactly like that
I live
+ voice - what was different from usual
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SESSION 1 · DONE
Completed
Session 01 Clean baseline Completed

Session 1
completed

The entry has been saved.
There is a pure point A.
Session 2 - First switch.

Session 2 First switch
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SESSION 2 / 6 · FIRST SWITCHING · PURE NOTHING
Session 2
Session 02 / 06 ~47 minutes SI frozen

First
switching

In the first session - your usual state.
Now - first attempt to switch to another.
From noise to silence.

Open 10' Closed 15' Open 10'
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SESSION 2 · THEORY 1 / 5
Pure Nothing
Theory · 1 / 5

Pure Nothing
- pure emptiness

There is a pause between any two thoughts. Small, sometimes smaller seconds. But she is.

Pure Nothing is extend this pause. Stop internal dialogue. Don't try to think about something. Don't try not to think.

Just silence. No content.
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SESSION 2 · THEORY 2 / 5
Polar Bear Paradox
Theory · 2 / 5

Paradox
polar bear

DMN is not a bad habit. This is an evolutionary advantage. Once upon a time, replaying the past saved lives.

Therefore, the simple command “don’t think” doesn't work. The more you try to stop thoughts, the more they become.

Not “stop” - but stop supporting.
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SESSION 2 · THEORY 3 / 5
On EEG
Theory · 3 / 5

On the EEG it is
looks like this

When the DMN weakens, the alpha rhythm increases (8–13 Hz).

Midline brain structures decrease activity. Internal monologue literally "goes out" on the electric map.

Measurable event. Not faith. Not self-hypnosis.
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SESSION 2 · THEORY 4 / 5
Household example
Theory · 4 / 5

Do you remember when...

You're standing under the shower. Looking out the train window. Just woke up I haven't opened my phone yet.

A few seconds - about nothing. Not a thought, not a word no pictures. Just pure presence. Then the DMN turns on and you don't remember how it was.

This pause was. Find her on purpose.
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SESSION 2 · THEORY 5 / 5
What we measure
Theory · 5 / 5

What will we see
on your EEG

Part 1 (10 min open) - DMN baseline. Part 2 (15 min closed) - Pure Nothing. AI will count, in how many seconds you switched.

Part 3 (10 min open) - next. The silence disappeared immediately or remained?

Switching speed - SI foundation.
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SESSION 2 · PREP
Preparation
Session 2 Preparation

Preparation

Sit comfortably. Back straight or supported.

Neuroband in place. Record the hour and minute of start.

When ready - start.
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SESSION 2 · PART 1 / 3
Part 1 · Open · 10'
Part 1 · Open eyes · 10 minutes
10:00

Look ahead of you. Or down. How comfortable. You don't need to do anything. Don't meditate. Don't try to calm down. Just sit. This is a warm-up before the main block.

S2 P1 Open
space = pause
SESSION 2 · BRIDGE
Into silence
Session 2 Between blocks

Now
close your eyes

15 minutes with closed. Find space between thoughts — and stay there.

If a thought comes, it’s okay. Come back to pause. Don't fight your thoughts. They will come and go on their own.

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SESSION 2 · PART 2 / 3 · PURE NOTHING
Part 2 · Closed · 15'
Part 2 · Closed eyes · 15 minutes · Pure Nothing
15:00

There's a pause between every thought. Find her. And stay there. Don't try to stop your thoughts - it doesn't work. Just stop supporting them.

S2 · P2 · Pure Nothing
space = pause
SESSION 2 · BRIDGE · MAIN
Track
Session 2 Between blocks

Open your eyes
slowly

The silence that has appeared - try it don't lose.

This is the main measurement: is Nothing preserved when open? eyes, or collapses instantly.

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SESSION 2 · PART 3 / 3 · TRACE
Part 3 · Open · 10'
Part 3 · Eyes Open · 10 minutes · Trace
10:00

Just look ahead. No comment. No analysis. If the inner voice has returned, notice it. Also data.

S2 P3 Trace
space = pause
SESSION 2 · SURVEY
A minute of silence
Session 2 · Minute of silence
01:00

Sit a minute. After - four questions.

S2 · Survey intro
space = pause
SESSION 2 · Q 1 / 4
Question 1 / 4
Session 2 Self-Assessment Q 1 / 4 SI

How quickly it was possible
enter the silence?

didn't log in at all
12345 678910
logged in in seconds
Switching speed SI foundation 1–10
S2 · Q1 · SI
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SESSION 2 · Q 2 / 4
Question 2 / 4
Session 2 Self-Esteem Q 2 / 4

Approximately how many minutes
held in nothingness?

Less than a minute
1–3 minutes
3–7 minutes
More than 7 minutes
Most of the block
Not sure
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SESSION 2 · Q 3 / 4
Question 3 / 4
Session 2 Self-Esteem Q 3 / 4

What is most common
interrupted?

Thoughts
Body (itching, discomfort)
Sounds outside
Emotions (anxiety, boredom, impatience)
Nothing, it held
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SESSION 2 · Q 4 / 4
Question 4 / 4
Session 2 · Self-esteem · Q 4 / 4 · next

When I opened my eyes -
silence remained
or left immediately?

In the third part - what happened to the state.

Free response - by voice or text
S2 Q4 trace
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SESSION 2 · DONE
Completed
Session 02 · First switch · Completed

Session 2
completed

The entry has been saved.
The first switch is recorded.
Session 3 - Depth. The longest and most unusual.

Session 3 Depth
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SESSION 3 / 6 · QUANTUM GENESIS
Session 3
Session 03 / 06 ~53 minutes Main block 35'

Depth

The boundary between wakefulness and sleep.
"Window of neuroplasticity."
This state cannot be overcome by force.. It can only be allow.

Open 5' Closed 35' Open 5'
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SESSION 3 · THEORY 1 / 5
What is this condition
Theory · 1 / 5

Quantum Genesis
- What is this

A condition you know but have never consciously noticed.

Those few minutes before bed, when the body has already switched off, and thoughts became loose, non-linear. Images appear on their own - no logic, no plot. Boundaries are blurring.

This is not a dream. This is not waking.

It's the space between them.
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SESSION 3 · THEORY 2 / 5
What's in the brain
Theory · 2 / 5

Alpha meets
theta

In normal wakefulness, alpha predominates (8-13 Hz) - a calm background. In sleep, theta appears (4–7 Hz) - slow waves, images.

In Quantum Genesis they meet in equilibrium. Alpha keeps consciousness awake. Theta unlocks depth.

It is at this point that the brain is able to rewrite connections. Don’t just think about something new—but literally change the architecture.

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SESSION 3 · THEORY 3 / 5
Window of neuroplasticity
Theory · 3 / 5

Why here
the brain changes

In normal waking hours you can think about change. Decision is not the same as change - old ties are too strong.

The DMN triggers a habitual pattern faster than you think. In Quantum Genesis these connections temporarily weaken.

The window is open. The new can take hold. Ancient practices of deep meditation - about entering here.

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SESSION 3 · THEORY 4 / 5
The Paradox of Control
Theory · 4 / 5

You can't go there
hit by force

Trying to “achieve” this state destroys it..

As soon as the brain turns on control - “come on, go deeper” - he automatically returns to normal wakefulness. Control and Quantum Genesis are incompatible.

If you fall asleep - also data. This will show at what point your brain gave in to sleep instead of hovering on the edge.

The only way is to let.
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SESSION 3 · THEORY 5 / 5
Why 35 minutes
Theory · 5 / 5

Why exactly
35 minutes

Quantum Genesis doesn't arrive in 5 minutes.

First the body must release tension - this takes 7-10 minutes. Then the mind should stop commenting - another 5-7 minutes. Only then does the real entrance begin.

The real depth is the last 15 minutes. They cannot be shortened, they cannot be accelerated.

This is the most important part
total checkup.
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SESSION 3 · PREP
Preparation
Session 3 Preparation

Preparation

Sit comfortably. Back straight or supported.

It is very important that the body no distractions for 35 minutes. Neuroband in place. Record the hour and minute of start.

When ready - start.
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SESSION 3 · PART 1 / 3
Part 1 · Open · 5'
Part 1 · Eyes Open · 5 minutes · Short Entry
05:00

Just sit. Look ahead of you. Let your nervous system equalize. 5 minutes is enough. Next is the main thing.

S3 P1 Open 5'
space = pause
SESSION 3 · BRIDGE
In front of the main block
Session 3 Between blocks

Now -
longest part

35 minutes with eyes closed.

No assignments. No control. Don't try to enter the silence. Don't try in the body. Don't try to achieve anything.

If you doze off, that’s also data..

Just let go of everything you're holding on to.
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SESSION 3 · PART 2 / 3 · MAIN
Part 2 · Closed · 35'
Part 2 · Closed eyes · 35 minutes · Main block
35:00

Let go. Don't be silent on purpose. Don't direct your attention anywhere. Let your body become heavy. Let your thoughts become loose. Allow depth.

S3 P2 Closed 35'
space = pause
SESSION 3 · BRIDGE
After the main block
Session 3 Between blocks

Open your eyes
very slow

Take your time. Don't judge what happened.

Depth does not like sudden movements.

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SESSION 3 · PART 3 / 3
Part 3 · Open · 5'
Part 3 · Eyes Open · 5 minutes
05:00

Open your eyes - stay where you are. Look ahead of you. Quiet. Without words. No analysis.

S3 · P3 · Open · 5'
space = pause
SESSION 3 · RETURN
Return · 2'
Session 3 Give yourself time to come back
02:00

Sit for two minutes. Take your time. After 35 minutes of depth it takes time to return completely. Then - five questions.

S3 · Survey intro · return
space = pause
SESSION 3 · Q 1 / 5
Question 1 / 5
Session 3 Self-Esteem Q 1 / 5

How do you feel
right now?

Immediately after the session.

Free response - by voice or text
S3 · Q1
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SESSION 3 · Q 2 / 5
Question 2 / 5
Session 3 Self-Assessment Q 2 / 5

Was there a feeling
that you “went” somewhere?

remained as usual
awake
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failed greatly
lost track of time
Depth scale 1–5
S3 · Q2
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SESSION 3 · Q 3 / 5
Question 3 / 5
Session 3 Self-Assessment Q 3 / 5

Did images appear?
memories, feeling
spaces without words?

If yes - what exactly?. Free answer.
S3 · Q3
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SESSION 3 · Q 4 / 5
Question 4 / 5
Session 3 Self-Assessment Q 4 / 5

You fell asleep
or was on the verge?

fell asleep
On the verge (that same slumber)
I was awake - the depth did not come
Not sure
S3 · Q4
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SESSION 3 · Q 5 / 5
Question 5 / 5
Session 3 Self-Assessment Q 5 / 5

How difficult was it
don't try to control -
just let go?

let go easily
12345
all the time
controlled
Control scale 1–5
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SESSION 3 · DONE
Completed
Session 03 Quantum Genesis Completed

Session 3
completed

The entry has been saved.
The deepest part is behind.
Session 4 – Contrast of qualities. Body in → attention out.

Session 4 Contrast of qualities
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SESSION 4 / 6 · CONTRAST OF QUALITIES
Session 4
Session 04 / 06 ~43 minutes 2 contrast modes

Contrast
qualities

From the body to expanded attention.
From depth inward to breadth outward.
Two different modes in a row.

Closed 10' Body Open 20' · Extension
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SESSION 4 · THEORY 1 / 5
Visceral Mind
Theory · 1 / 5

Visceral Mind
- mind to words

In the first part - the body as a mind.

Before people had speech, the body was already able to navigate the world. Feel danger before consciousness recognizes her. Make decisions in milliseconds. This ancient intellect hasn't gone anywhere.

Visceral Mind - not “paying attention to the body”. Abe a body.

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SESSION 4 · THEORY 2 / 5
Transcendent Download
Theory · 2 / 5

Transcendent Download
- outward expansion

From the body to expanded attention.

Eyes open. Focus not on anything in particular, but on everything space immediately. It's not concentration - it's her opposite. Consciousness becomes wide, like a roomin which you are sitting. Or wider.

Thoughtlessness with maximum openness to the world.
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SESSION 4 · THEORY 3 / 5
Why this contrast?
Theory · 3 / 5

Why exactly
this contrast

Visceral Mind and Transcendent Download are opposite qualities.

Body - inward, dense, concrete. Expansion - outward, subtle, without object. If you know how to switch fast and clean — this is an indicator of high neuroplasticity.

If switching is slow or one quality dominates - this is also information. Map of your strengths and weaknesses.

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SESSION 4 · THEORY 4 / 5
Household example
Theory · 4 / 5

Do you remember when...

Visceral Mind is the moment when the body tenses itself before you saw the danger. Or when you dance and you forget the steps.

Transcendent Download - moment in the mountains: standing on the top, andno time to comment beauty, she just is. You are all a vision.

Taking both in a row by intention is a skill.
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SESSION 4 · THEORY 5 / 5
What we measure
Theory · 5 / 5

What will we see
on your EEG

First part (10 min closed) – depth of Visceral Mind. How much has gone into the body.

The moment of transition is the most important. Opened my eyes → a sharp change in pattern should occur. The speed and purity of this transition is an indicator of your RI.

Part two (20 min open) – Transcendent Download. Maintaining expanded attention without collapsing the DMN— serious stress on the brain.

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SESSION 4 · PREP
Preparation
Session 4 Preparation

Preparation

Sit comfortably. Back straight or supported.

Neuroband in place. Record the hour and minute of start.

When ready - start.
S4 · Prep
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SESSION 4 · BRIDGE
Into the body
Session 4 Before the first block

Close your eyes.
Go into your body

10 minutes with eyes closed. Full attention to the body.

Don't "pay attention to the body" - it's still in your head. Abecome the body. The sensations are already there. Be where they are.

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SESSION 4 · PART 1 / 2 · VISCERAL MIND
Part 1 · Closed · 10'
Part 1 · Closed eyes · 10 minutes · Visceral Mind
10:00

Focus completely on the body. Don't analyze. Don't use words. I don’t “feel my feet”, “I feel my shoulders” - this is the head. Just be where the sensations are already there. If the thought comes, return to the body.

S4 · P1 · Visceral Mind
space = pause
SESSION 4 · BRIDGE · TRANSITION
Extension
Session 4 · Main transition

Open your eyes.
Attention expands

Open your eyes slowly. Now - reverse movement.

Attention leaves the body and expands into everything space at once. Not on something - everywhere. The world is perceived as a whole, without choosing the main thing.

S4 Bridge 2 Main Crossing
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SESSION 4 · PART 2 / 2 · TRANSCENDENT
Part 2 · Open · 20'
Part 2 · Eyes Open · 20 minutes · Transcendent Download
20:00

Look ahead of you. The look is soft, unfocused. Don't choose what to look at. Be wide. If the inner voice has returned, notice and expand again. Thoughtlessness. Extension. Without border.

S4 · P2 · Transcendent
space = pause
SESSION 4 · SURVEY
A minute of silence
Session 4 · Minute of silence
01:00

Sit a minute. After - five questions.

S4 · Survey intro
space = pause
SESSION 4 · Q 1 / 5
Question 1 / 5
Session 4 Self-Assessment Q 1 / 5

How deep
managed to escape into the body?

attention immediately
went into my head
12345
was in the body
most of the time
Part 1 · Visceral Mind · 1–5
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SESSION 4 · Q 2 / 5
Question 2 / 5
Session 4 Self-Assessment Q 2 / 5

Was it possible to expand
attention in the second part?

kept to a point
or lost in thought
12345
was in wide
perception
Part 2 · Transcendent Download · 1–5
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SESSION 4 · Q 3 / 5
Question 3 / 5
Session 4 Self-Assessment Q 3 / 5

The contrast between the two
the states were palpable?

Two completely different modes
Partially - transitioned smoothly
Didn't feel any difference
Not sure
S4 · Q3
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SESSION 4 · Q 4 / 5
Question 4 / 5
Session 4 Self-Assessment Q 4 / 5

What was more difficult?

Enter the body
Expand when open
The very moment of transition
Equally difficult
Equally easy
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SESSION 4 · Q 5 / 5
Question 5 / 5
Session 4 Self-Assessment Q 5 / 5

What's the brightest
memorable?

From this session - an image, a feeling, a thought, a flash of clarity.

Free response - by voice or text
S4 · Q5
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SESSION 4 · DONE
Completed
Session 04 · Contrast of qualities · Completed

Session 4
completed

The entry has been saved.
The contrast is fixed.
Session 5 - Active Presence.

Session 5 Active Presence
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Session 5
Session 05 / 06 ~53 minutes RI frozen

Silence
with open

Almost everyone can find silence with closed ones.
Hold it when the world is in front of you again — this is already a skill. This is Active Presence.

Open 10' Closed 15' Open 15'
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SESSION 5 · THEORY 1 / 5
Active Presence
Theory · 1 / 5

Active Presence
- silence in the storm

There is a gap between what you see and the word about what you see.

Perception and comment usually go together. "This is a table". "The car passed". Active Presence — life in this gap. You see - you don't call. You hear - don't comment.

The world - without an intermediary.
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SESSION 5 · THEORY 2 / 5
Until the 1990s it was considered impossible
Theory · 2 / 5

Before the Tibetan monks
it was considered impossible

Alpha rhythm is associated with a quiet state of the brain. When you open eyes - alpha is suppressed, the brain switches to processing mode visual.

This is a neurophysiological rule. For most, alpha disappears instantly. But in the 1990s, scientists began to study Tibetan monks - and found: for some, alpha is retained when open eyes. Sometimes for hours.

This is not a gift. It's a skill.
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SESSION 5 · THEORY 3 / 5
What attacks the silence
Theory · 3 / 5

What exactly
attacks silence

When your eyes are closed, the world is silent. DMN weakens more easily, alpha rises.

When the eyes open, the brain receives millions of bits per second. Each object is automatically identified called, assessed. This is an evolutionary security mechanism.

Active Presence - do not turn off this processing. Astop commenting on top of it.

Real World Load State Management.
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Household example
Theory · 4 / 5

Do you remember when...

Morning in the mountains. You open your eyes, you see the sun on the snow - and for the first seconds you don’t think anything. You just see.

Then the brain turns on: “I have to get up”, “what time is it”, “what I have plans today". Active Presence is over. These first seconds are it.

The goal is to expand seconds to minutes.
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SESSION 5 · THEORY 5 / 5
What we measure
Theory · 5 / 5

What will we see
on your EEG

Part 1 (10 min open) - DMN baseline. Starting point. Part 2 (15 min closed) - Pure Nothing, silence in ideal conditions.

Part 3 (15 min open) - main block. Is alpha preserved when open? For how many minutes? What confuses her first - thoughts or visuals??

Direct measurement of RI - stability under pressure.
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SESSION 5 · PREP
Preparation
Session 5 Preparation

Preparation

Sit comfortably. Back straight or supported.

In front of you - calm picture: wall, window, ceiling. No traffic or bright light. Neuroband in place. Record the hour and minute of start.

When ready - start.
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SESSION 5 · PART 1 / 3 · DMN BASELINE
Part 1 · Open · 10'
Part 1 Eyes Open 10 minutes DMN baseline
10:00

Just sit. Look ahead of you. You don't need to do anything. The starting point is how you usually work with open.

S5 · P1 · DMN baseline
space = pause
SESSION 5 · BRIDGE
Into silence
Session 5 Between blocks

Close your eyes.
Find silence

15 minutes with closed. Use what already works for you.

The space between thoughts. Body. Just depth. Find silence in ideal conditions.

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SESSION 5 · PART 2 / 3 · PURE NOTHING
Part 2 · Closed · 15'
Part 2 · Closed eyes · 15 minutes · Pure Nothing
15:00

Find silence. Stay in it. This is your resource in front of the main block. The deeper it is now, the easier it is to hold on later..

S5 · P2 · Pure Nothing
space = pause
SESSION 5 · BRIDGE · MAIN TRANSITION
Keep it quiet
Session 5 · Main transition

Open your eyes.
Keep the same silence

Open your eyes very slowly. Silence - try not to lose it.

This doesn't mean closing your eyes to the world.. Vice versa - let the world in without internal commentary. 15 minutes. Main block begins.

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SESSION 5 · PART 3 / 3 · ACTIVE PRESENCE
Part 3 · Open · 15'
Part 3 · Eyes Open · 15 minutes · Active Presence
15:00

Look ahead of you. Sight soft, not at one point. You see - you don't call. You hear - don't comment. When a thought or comment appears, notice it and come back to the point perception. Silence inside - peace outside. Without border.

S5 · P3 · Active Presence
space = pause
SESSION 5 · SURVEY
A minute of silence
Session 5 · Minute of silence
01:00

Sit a minute. After - five questions.

S5 · Survey intro
space = pause
SESSION 5 · Q 1 / 5
Question 1 / 5
Session 5 Self-Esteem Q 1 / 5

How deep
there was silence with the doors closed?

almost silence
there was no
12345
was in deep pause
most of
Pure Nothing · 1–5
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SESSION 5 · Q 2 / 5
Question 2 / 5
Session 5 Self-Assessment Q 2 / 5

Did you manage to keep
the same silence when open?

collapsed instantly
as soon as I opened it
12345
held on
almost completely
Active Presence · RI · 1–5
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SESSION 5 · Q 3 / 5
Question 3 / 5
Session 5 Self-Assessment Q 3 / 5

What returned DMN first?
in an open block?

Visual stimuli
Sounds outside
Thoughts from the inside
Emotions
Nothing, it held
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SESSION 5 · Q 4 / 5
Question 4 / 5
Session 5 Self-Assessment Q 4 / 5

Approximately how many minutes?
enough silence when open?

Less than 1 minute
1–3 minutes
3–7 minutes
More than 7 minutes
Most of the block
Not sure
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SESSION 5 · Q 5 / 5
Question 5 / 5
Session 5 Self-Esteem Q 5 / 5

This is a familiar state
or new?

Familiar - happens in everyday life
Familiar, but I never called him
New - tried it for the first time
Partially familiar
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SESSION 5 · DONE
Completed
Session 05 Active Presence Completed

Session 5
completed

The entry has been saved.
Silence with open ones recorded.
Session 6 – Embodied Flow.

Session 6 Embodied Flow
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SESSION 6 / 6 · EMBODIED FLOW · FINAL
Session 6 Final
Session 06 / 06 ~40 minutes Check-in final

Action
without an intermediary

All previous sessions are about silence and stillness.
This - about movement.
Don't "make a move". And let it happen. The body leads itself.

Fixed 5' Movement 15' Fixed 5'
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SESSION 6 · THEORY 1 / 5
Embodied Flow
Theory · 1 / 5

Embodied Flow
- action without an intermediary

50 years ago, Mihaly Csikszentmihalyi described the state of “flow”. Surgeons in operating room. Pianists on stage.

In this state the middleman disappears between intention and action. No internal comment: "now I'll do it". No analysis. No fear of mistakes. Body and accumulated experience act directly.

Not a lack of thinking. His other quality.
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DMN which serves
Theory · 2 / 5

DMN, which
does not parasitize

In all previous sessions, the DMN is what we are moving away from. Inner monologue, background noise, attention grabber.

DMN is not disabled in Embodied Flow. She works - But differently: does not parasitize the present, but serves him. Memory brings skills at the right time. Imagination sees the next step.

All brain networks work together.
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What's on the EEG
Theory · 3 / 5

What does the EEG show?
in the stream

The flow state is a paradoxical pattern on the EEG.

Median DMN reduced (no rumination). Sensorimotor cortex active (body works). Theta in the frontal lobes present (concentration). And most importantly - high coherence: different regions of the brain work in sync.

Sees as clearly as Pure Nothing or Quantum Genesis.
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SESSION 6 · THEORY 4 / 5
The body leads itself
Theory · 4 / 5

Why body
should lead itself

Embodied Flow is not just any movement. Programmed exercise is the head. Dance according to the pattern - head.

Real flow requires let go of control. Let your body start moving the way it wants - barely noticeable swaying, wave of the hand, slow turn of the head. Anything that's born without your “I want”.

The body knows what it needs now.
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SESSION 6 · THEORY 5 / 5
What we measure
Theory · 5 / 5

What will we see
on your EEG

Part 1 (5 min. motionless) - DMN baseline before action. Part 2 (15 min movement) – Embodied Flow.

The AI ​​will see if it appears the same pattern — decreased DMN, sensorimotor cortex activity, network coherence. Part 3 (5 minutes motionless) - trace: what remains in the brain after movement.

The final measurement is a map of your neuroplasticity in action.
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SESSION 6 · PREP
Preparation
Session 6 Preparation

Preparation

Sit comfortably. Where is it freedom for arms and body — not close to the wall.

If you have a choice - on a chair without armrests or on the floor. Neuroband in place. Record the hour and minute of start.

When ready - start.
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SESSION 6 · PART 1 / 3 · BASELINE
Part 1 · Still · 5'
Part 1 · Still · 5 minutes · DMN baseline
05:00

Just sit. Eyes open. The body is motionless. This is the reference point before the movement. You don't need to do anything.

S6 · P1 · Baseline
space = pause
SESSION 6 · BRIDGE · MOVEMENT
Let the movement
Session 6 · Before the main block

Let your body
start moving

15 minutes. Eyes open. The head is stable. Arms, body, shoulders, neck move.

Don't plan the move. Don't choose him. Give it to your body start by yourself. If nothing happens - don't force. Just be ready. The movement will come.

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SESSION 6 · PART 2 / 3 · EMBODIED FLOW
Part 2 · Movement · 15'
Part 2 · Movement · 15 minutes · Embodied Flow
15:00

The body leads. You are letting go. If the mind begins to comment, notice and release control again. If the movement has stopped, don’t force it. Be ready to the next impulse. Head stable. Body free.

S6 · P2 · Embodied Flow
space = pause
SESSION 6 · BRIDGE · STILL
Freeze
Session 6 Between blocks

Freeze. Sit

Stop.

The body is motionless again. 5 minutes. Let's see, what's left after movement.

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SESSION 6 · PART 3 / 3 · TRACE
Part 3 · Still · 5'
Part 3 · Still · 5 minutes · Trace
05:00

Sit quietly. Don't go back to moving. Don't analyze what happened. Just observe what is left in the body and in perception.

S6 · P3 · Trace
space = pause
SESSION 6 · FINAL SURVEY
A minute of silence
Session 6 · Minute of silence
01:00

Sit a minute. After - five questions + two throughout the series.

S6 · Final survey
space = pause
SESSION 6 · Q 1 / 7
Question 1 / 7
Session 6 Self-Esteem Q 1 / 7

Did you manage to let go?
traffic control?

the whole movement
I came up with it myself
12345
the body was moving
absolutely self
Release scale 1–5
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SESSION 6 · Q 2 / 7
Question 2 / 7
Session 6 Self-Esteem Q 2 / 7

Was there a moment
when the body drove itself?

Yes, most of the block
Yes, there was such a moment - short
Partially - sometimes he let go, sometimes he controlled
No, I couldn't let go
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SESSION 6 · Q 3 / 7
Question 3 / 7
Session 6 · Self-esteem · Q 3 / 7

What was the mind doing
while driving?

Silent - was in the body
Commented constantly
Switched: then remained silent, then returned
Worried (how do I look, is it right)
Was detached, watched from the sidelines
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SESSION 6 · Q 4 / 7
Question 4 / 7
Session 6 Self-Esteem Q 4 / 7

What movements
dominated?

wavy
Circular/spiral
Small twitches, tics
Slow stretches
Body swaying
Something else - in voice
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SESSION 6 · Q 5 / 7
Question 5 / 7
Session 6 · Self-esteem · Q 5 / 7

What's left in the body
after stopping?

In Part 3 - what I noticed in the body and in perception.

Free response - by voice or text
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SESSION 6 · Q 6 / 7 · ALL SERIES
Throughout the series · Q 6 / 7
Throughout the series · Q 6 / 7

Which of the six sessions
easier, which is more difficult?

1. Clean baseline
2. First switch
3. Depth
4. Contrast of qualities
5. Active Presence
6. Embodied Flow
Call it with your voice
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SESSION 6 · Q 7 / 7 · FINAL
Throughout the series · final
Throughout the series · Q 7 / 7 · Final

What surprised you
in these six sessions?

In your own reactions, in the work of your brain, in your sensations.

Free answer - final
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Checkup completed
6 / 6 · All sessions completed

Checkup
completed

Six sessions completed. The entry has been saved.
The basic neurophysiology of your neuroplasticity is there.
Point A is fixed.

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5 / 5 · 5 SHOTS · 5 STATES

Checkup completed

The basic neurophysiology of your neuroplasticity is there.
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MNPI Checkup Neiry - basic diagnostics of neuroplasticity

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