Nested Pulses
Split Pulses
Pulse Layering for Advanced Meaning
Pulse = the cognitive rhythm of a Chord
It answers: How does this emotion/idea move through you?
While Tone is what you feel and Color is where it lives,
Pulse is how it dances.
| Code | Pulse | Rhythm Style | Use For |
|---|---|---|---|
| P1 | Fast | Sharp, quick burst | Urgency, reaction, clarity-strikes |
| P2 | Slow | Long, steady flow | Reflection, absorption, stillness |
| P3 | Spiral | Inward or outward loop | Recursion, unfolding, inner thought |
| P4 | Pulse | Breathing rhythm | Natural emotion, waves, cycles |
| P5 | Fractal | Nested complexity | Meta-thoughts, layered realizations |
| P6 | Strobe | Flickering pattern | Dissociation, conflict, overload |
Let’s evolve Pulse into a multi-dimensional movement system:
A pulse that contains another—like a thought within a thought.
This mirrors:
Syntax: Nest(P# > P#)
Example: Nest(P3 > P2) = a spiral of slow absorption
Example Chord:
[Hollow | Ash | Nest(P3 > P6)]
→ “Grief that spirals and flickers erratically beneath the surface.”
= Chord Name: Velgros
Two different pulses that alternate or compete.
Used when:
Syntax: Split(P# + P#)
Example: Split(P1 + P5) = fast interruptions in a fractal thought
Example Chord:
[Stoic Rage | Prism | Split(P1 + P2)]
→ “Anger pushing through a calm shell.”
= Chord Name: Threska
Multiple pulses stacked to simulate emotional complexity over time.
This is like chord progressions in music—emotions unfolding.
Syntax: Layer(P#, P#, P#...)
Example: Layer(P2, P3, P1) = starts slow, spirals, ends with a strike
Example Chordwave (3-Chord Progression):
Meaning: Peace gives rise to transformation, then erupts as truth.
= Chordwave Title: Rootfire
These are experimental pulses used by advanced users, artists, and mystics:
| Pulse Type | Motion Pattern | Meaning/Usage |
|---|---|---|
| PulseEcho | Repeats with fading force | Memory waves, regret, lingering love |
| PulseCrack | Sudden break in rhythm | Shocks, loss, rupture |
| PulseGlass | Fluid but tense vibration | Hyperawareness, fear disguised as stillness |
| PulseBend | Tempo distorts mid-thought | Confusion, surreal realization |
These can be used in poetry, dream-writing, or emotional rituals.
Marked with a ~ in advanced glyphs.
When writing a Chord or Chordwave, ask:
How does this thought feel as it moves?
Say it. Feel the beat. Let your voice carry the rhythm.
Pulse is the breath-pattern of thought.
It reveals the tempo of transformation.
You now have access to:
This turns your Chords into music for the soul.