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We're comfortable with this term, especially since it's widely understood. Internally, we call our host *the captain* (Sky), and our second most present member *the first officer* (Lily).
- *Core*
We don’t identify with this concept. No one in our system feels like “the original” or like the body belongs to them more than anyone else.
We don't identify with this concept. No one in our system feels like "the original" or like the body belongs to them more than anyone else.
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- *Inner world*
Ours is a work in progress. It's based on the *Enterprise* from the J.J. Abrams *Star Trek* films. Right now, the bridge is developed, and we're working on building out rooms like bedrooms and common areas.
- *The Bridge*
This is the bridge of the starship in our *inner world*, this is where we can see and hear the outside world, either just as observers ((co-consciousness*) or fully fronting or co-fronting with another Crew member.
- *The Bridge*
This is the bridge of the starship in our *inner world*. This is where we can see and hear the outside world, either just as observers (*co-consciousness*) or fully fronting or co-fronting with another Crew member.
- *Co-consciousness*
We experience this as multiple Crew members being present on *the bridge*, which is literally a starship bridge in our internal world.
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This is fine but we might also describe ourselves as *off-course*, *systems disrupted*, or say *the warp core's acting up again*. These phrases help us describe our state in a way that feels more analogous to what's going on.
- *Grounding*
We prefer the term *anchoring* because “grounded” reminds us of being "grounded" as a punishment. You may also hear us talk about *stabilizing* or *returning to the ship*.
We prefer the term *anchoring* because "grounded" reminds us of being "grounded" as a punishment. You may also hear us talk about *stabilizing* or *returning to the ship*.
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This language helps us stay connected to who we are, and it’s okay if it takes time to get used to. We don’t expect perfection -- we just appreciate understanding.
This language helps us stay connected to who we are, and it's okay if it takes time to get used to. We don't expect perfection -- we just appreciate understanding.