trap
Physical Numbing
Definition
A trap where the person stops receiving bodily signals and the body, unattended, goes quieter — a quiet that reads as nothing-to-receive rather than as the closure's own product. One stops registering physical sensation, and the body begins to disappear from awareness.
Glossary source /traps/Physical Numbing/definition
Orthography
- case
- capitalized-always
- evidence
- ordinary
- lowercase when
- Used as an ordinary clinical description rather than as a typed Icosa trap name.
Usage
- do not use for
- A broad basin, an onset and propagation cascade, a reusable trap type, or an escape or intervention address.
- register
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- Naming a self-reinforcing loop anchored by a capacity and a domain at one harmony.
Routed children
These escapes and interventions have no authored names. Each is identified by this parent and its route cell.
Escapes (4)
- escape → BE (Embrace)
trap.physical-numbing/escape/BE - escape → FE (Attunement)
trap.physical-numbing/escape/FE - escape → FP (Presence)
trap.physical-numbing/escape/FP - escape → VP (Manifestation)
trap.physical-numbing/escape/VP
Interventions (4)
- intervention → FE (Attunement)
trap.physical-numbing/intervention/FE - intervention → FP (Presence)
trap.physical-numbing/intervention/FP - intervention → OP (Sensitivity)
trap.physical-numbing/intervention/OP - intervention → VP (Manifestation)
trap.physical-numbing/intervention/VP