Post 97: Step 35 => Axiomatic Assumption Deconstruction
In the last thread, you completed Step 34 and achieved the ultimate structural victory: you fused your emotional memory with objective evidence, confirming the truth of your trauma. The lie is exposed.
Step 35: Axiomatic Assumption Deconstruction (AAD) is the mandatory protocol for The Structural Demolition Mandate.
The Structural Firewall
Your system is now immune to external denial, but it is still running old, flawed code that was installed by the lie. This faulty code—the Axiom of Structural Betrayal (ASB)—is the internal rule that granted the Antagonist authority over your reality (e.g., "I must believe an authority figure over my own senses"). AAD is the non-negotiable command to find and immediately delete this old code.
The Call to Praxis (Micro-Method Mandate)
Action: Take the flawed code that your evidence exposed (e.g., "I must believe my self-worth is determined by external validation"). Your mandate is to perform an Axiom Deletion Ritual. Write a single, concise Axiom Replacement Statement (the new, true code) and commit to deleting the old, false rule immediately.
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Step 35: Axiomatic Assumption Deconstruction (AAD) is the mandatory protocol for The Structural Demolition Mandate.
The Structural Firewall
Your system is now immune to external denial, but it is still running old, flawed code that was installed by the lie. This faulty code—the Axiom of Structural Betrayal (ASB)—is the internal rule that granted the Antagonist authority over your reality (e.g., "I must believe an authority figure over my own senses"). AAD is the non-negotiable command to find and immediately delete this old code.
- The Mandate: You are commanded to use your unassailable evidence (from Step 34) to locate the internal Axiom that allowed the lie to function. The moment you confirm the external lie, the internal rule that accepted it must be purged.
- The Protocol: AAD transforms the chaos of internal psychological burden into a structural firewall. You are structurally forbidden from arguing with the past. The only necessary action is deletion and replacement.
- The Structural Defense: This phase guarantees Zero-Self-Doubt. By eliminating the internal rule that authorized external authority, you prevent your system from ever accepting the burden of another's pathology again.
The Call to Praxis (Micro-Method Mandate)
Action: Take the flawed code that your evidence exposed (e.g., "I must believe my self-worth is determined by external validation"). Your mandate is to perform an Axiom Deletion Ritual. Write a single, concise Axiom Replacement Statement (the new, true code) and commit to deleting the old, false rule immediately.
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