Five categories. One practice. Each category holds a different relationship to the world — witnessing it, declaring something about it, conversing with it, naming its origins, or unfolding its compressed language until the rooms inside become visible.

Witness

The witness sees. The witness does not explain what it sees.

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Declaration

The statement that plants itself in the world and says: this is what we believe.

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Conversation

What happens between people, between the writer and the reader, between the practice and its own history.

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Origin

The document that names the tools, creates the vocabulary, explains the voice while staying inside the voice.

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Unfolding

They enter a phrase and show the rooms inside.

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