Welcome back, nothing to make up.
What this is. A chat that answers your questions by quoting and citing a library of spiritual teaching, plus a "Letting Go" release practice that uses no AI at all: a quiet, timed way to let a feeling be here until it softens.
What you are looking at. Design mockups, drawn pictures of the screens. This is not a working app yet, and every quote shown is invented sample text.
Each screen has its own quick questions. Answer right here, then press Send. Every question is optional.
Four doors in, one tap each. The last door is for when it all feels like too much.
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The guide line, the item and Start. The circle waits, still. No standing lines.
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Only the focus figure and the time allowed. The words and the buttons have left the screen.
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Second phone: the same moment with the candle picked as the focus figure. The figure moves slowly, and stays still when the phone asks for less motion.
One tap anywhere brings the three buttons back, ready to use. The timer keeps counting.
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A highlight moves slowly from one word to the next, and cycles until the person taps one.
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On this page the highlight really moves, about one word every two seconds. It stays on "Chest" when the phone asks for less motion.
One tap: lighter, same or heavier. The standing lines are gone.
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The end of a release: a few words, the doctor line, and nothing to do but leave.
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A short, timed way back to the room: ninety seconds with the feeling, then grounding with eyes open.
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Pick the colors, how the home screen is arranged, and the focus figure used during a release.
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Drawn taller than a phone. "Circle" is the breathing circle, the default. The "Settings" link on the home screen and the "Settings" button in a release both open this screen.
An answer that quotes and cites the teaching library, with an offer to go deeper and a way to flag a bad answer. All quotes on this page are invented sample text.
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Please give us a gut reaction, not a polished opinion. Each screen above lists its own one or two quick questions. Answer them right on this page, and every question is optional. There is an optional name or initials field at the top.
Your answers are anonymous unless you type a name. No cookies, no tracking, and no IP address is kept. You can send again later and it updates your earlier answers instead of adding a second copy.