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Globally Harmonized Emotion Time Protocol

GHETP Version 5.69_

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THE 6G GAME

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~Gentle Growth Global Good GHETP Game

~The small words matter most here.

~You matter. You bring something real. Even if it’s hard to feel.

++++++ How to play a game round: ++++++

* If it feels okay, gently close your eyes or soften your gaze. Take one slow breath.

* Notice your body from feet to head, then back to feet, at your own pace.

* Choose the closest honest emotion glyph. It does not need to be perfect.

** In the first round, sharing is silent.

** Next round, share if you want. 

    You may add one sentence about where you feel it in your body.  

* We listen without responses from anyone.

* Next person when ready. Pass is always valid.

* No score. No winner. Phones down (ambiguously worded on purpose).

:the round is now over.

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NOTES (Use if Helpful)

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& Listening means noticing only; not judging, no interpreting, not analyzing, not fixing.

& There is no right or better glyph. You may choose more than one glyph.

& If more is coming up, you can save it for another round.

& You decide how much of this you follow.

You can pass or step out at any time.

& If nothing stands out, choose a simple default {μ} or {τ}, or pass.

&& Round 1: silently choose a glyph.

&& Round 2: choose a glyph, optional sharing, one person at a time. Say it, write it, point, or use a button.

& After all rounds are done, discussion can happen, only if everyone agrees.

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EMOTION GLYPHS

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Glyph     Name(pronunciation)  Emotion

φ         phi (FEE)            joy

μ         mu (MOO)             sadness

λ         lambda (LAM-duh)     fear

ξ         xi (ZEE)             disgust

χ         chi (KAI)            anger

ν         nu (NOO)             anxiety

ω         omega (oh-MAY-guh)   envy

θ         theta (THAY-tah)     embarrassment

τ         tau (TAW)            ennui

ρ         rho (ROH)            nostalgia