Reference
Vecnine terms in plain language.
You do not need these words before reading a result. Use this page when a term becomes useful.
- Sequence
- Your nine types in their calculated order.
- Position
- A type’s place in the sequence. Position changes how forward or supporting its contribution tends to be.
- Opening pair
- The first two types and the way they work together.
- Base
- Another name for the Opening pair in deeper Vecnine material.
- Line
- Positions three through five. They add to the Opening pair and complete the Baseline.
- Baseline
- The first five positions—the main pattern used for a fuller personality reading.
- Later positions
- Positions six through nine. They still contribute, although they are usually less immediate than the first five.
- Absence
- A type with no dedicated position in the result. This is not a missing human ability.
- Lens
- What a type tends to notice first.
- Filter
- How the type interprets what it notices.
- Attractor
- What naturally pulls the type’s attention or energy.
- Operation
- What the type then tries to do.
- Criterion
- What tells the type that something matters, is right, or is enough.
- Composition
- How one type changes the expression of another.
- Counter-capacity
- Another available part of the sequence that can help when the current response becomes too narrow.
- Completion
- The point at which a response has done enough.
- Release
- Allowing the response to stand down once its work is finished.