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Anodic Stance

Ch. 48.5
The practice of seeing the mold as a capacity rather than a container, and keeping that view alive.
The anodic stance is the most stable position reachable after theolysis: seeing the mold not as a prison, but as a capacity we can experience and step in and out of at will.

This stance is not a static destination; it is a continuous practice. The anodic stance itself can also crystallize; this is why the Seventh Principle (the Breaking Principle) applies to the anodic stance as well.

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Coşar, Z. (2026). Anodic Stance. In Protodism: The Hidden Religion Within Us (Ch. 48.5).