#interactive mental image

You can use interactive mental images or interactive vision to imagine particles based off of various things. Examples: - Question mark particles if you have a question or you are confused. - Yellow circle particles if you finished using a social idea(s). - Box particles if something excites you. Interactive perception list

Social boons can be given to you by social spirits and can be seen using interactive mental images or interactive vision. Social boons can look like anything (a book, a door, a waterfall, etc). Some social boon types: - Self awareness boons can make you more self aware when they are activated. - Productive boons can make you more productive when they are activated. - Calming boons can make you relieve you stress when they are activated. Social boon activation types: - Instant = The social boon's effect will activate immediately. - Activation = The social boon will need to be activated by you to receive its effects. - Requirement = The social boon will need you to pass a requirement before being activated or being able to be activated by you. Social spirits list Interactive perception list

You can use interactive mental images or interactive vision to imagine trees with their trunk parts each representing an object and their other parts representing the object's positive/negative supports. Trunk = Object Branches = 1st positive/negative supports Twigs = 2nd positive/negative supports Leaves = 3rd positive/negative supports Trunk > Branches > Twigs > Leaves Examples: - Positive vs negative features - Ideas and their flaws - Journey towards goals Interactive perception list

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You can make interactive mental images that interact with your social environment. #1 example: You could have circles moving in your mind while being stressed and your stress going slowly away would make them move slower until they disappear. #2 example: You could have arrows moving to the left, up, right, or bottom while running. #3 example: You could have a "time" based thing in your mind while waiting for something. These interactive mental images are meant to help you understand more about yourself. You don't need to use them if they are stopping you from thinking about other important things. Interactive perception list

You can use interactive mental images or interactive vision to imagine snowmen, rolling snow, and falling icicles that represent various things. Snowmen: - Imagine a specific number of balls of snow on top of each other. The ball shaped snow can vary in size based on importance, specific features (supporting, opposing, etc), etc. For example, the second ball of snow can be small and the third ball of snow can be big. - Each ball of snow represents something. It could represent an idea, a/an conversation/action/object/thought/place label, etc. - You could also add arms to your snowman by imagining a specific number of balls of snow connected to a side of a ball of snow. The arm should be in the most convenient place possible. Snowman interaction example: - The balls of snow are ordered from the least specific to the most specific. Rolling snow: - Imagine one ball of snow being able to roll to the top, right, bottom, and left. It could start out small and become big or it could start out big and become small or it could not change at all. The ball of snow can roll due to various events. For example, new conversation = roll right, argument = roll bottom, no new conversations (there was a chance of conversation) = roll left, settle argument = roll top. You don't need to add the left and top rolls. The left and top rolls are optional. You can make your own double combinations like right + left, top + bottom, right + bottom, right + top, left + bottom, and left + top. You could also make triple combinations like bottom + top + left and left + right + top. - Type 1: Subtraction snowball: When a snowball goes two times to the right, it becomes [two right]. If the snowball goes one time to the left, it becomes [one right]. - Type 2: Addition snowball: When a snowball goes two times to the right, it becomes [two right]. If the snowball goes one time to the left, it becomes [two right] + [one left]. - Type 3: No movement snowball: The snowball does not move. - Type 4: Movement snowball: The snowball moves. Falling icicles: - Imagine a falling icicle each time something triggers a snowman interaction, a rolling snow interaction, or something important happens. These three interactions can be used together. Falling icicle interaction examples: - Good and bad events - Arguments - Compliments - Conversations - Important points - Topics Interactive perception list