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src/CHANGELOG.md

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 ## Changelog
 
+### 0.9.1
+
+#### FIXED
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+- Wonderland Immersion: a bit more detail based on feedback
+
 ### 0.9
 
 Lots of content, mostly considered complete until feedback proves otherwise.

src/paracosm-immersion.md

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 Group, Use, Action, Properties, Location, Association
 
+A lot of the group categorization depends on your own personal philosophical outlooks. If you are unsure how to assign a group, start by using the most _generic adjective possible_ to describe it.
+
 #### The salt and pepper shakers
 
-Group: thing, container of smaller things, but a thing made up of two parts and smaller things
-Use: contains spices, these are used to flavor food with common mild flavorings
-Action: No inherent action unless acted upon, normally shaken to maximize the amount of seasoning added to the dish in question
-Properties: palmable, makes a noise when you shake them, light, small, easy to manipulate, easy to refill if needed
-Location: The table in front of me, it doesn't make sense for these food containers to be elsewhere
+Group: thing, container of smaller things, but a thing made up of two parts and smaller things  
+Use: contains spices, these are used to flavor food with common mild flavorings  
+Action: No inherent action unless acted upon, normally shaken to maximize the amount of seasoning added to the dish in question  
+Properties: palmable, makes a noise when you shake them, light, small, easy to manipulate, easy to refill if needed  
+Location: The table in front of me, it doesn't make sense for these food containers to be elsewhere  
 Association: togetherness, memories of Blues Clues having the salt and pepper characters married, my mother collecting salt and pepper shakers
 
 #### Plate in front of me
 
-Group: thing
-Use: holds food as a staging area for being eaten
-Action: no inherent action, but can break into shards that can cut badly
-Properties: ceramic, white, flat, circular
-Location: the table in front of me, the kitchen dishwasher, staging for waitstaff
+Group: thing  
+Use: holds food as a staging area for being eaten  
+Action: no inherent action, but can break into shards that can cut badly  
+Properties: ceramic, white, flat, circular  
+Location: the table in front of me, the kitchen dishwasher, staging for waitstaff  
 Association: food is coming, but patience is required
 
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 If you want to really train wonderland immersion, I suggest doing at least one of these full descriptions per day. Doing more will help you progress "faster" (if that is what you desire for whatever reason). Don't overstimulate or overwhelm yourself. It can be intense the first few times, but it gets easier over time. I personally do them before I go to sleep or just after I wake up, I have found those times are the most free and it is easiest to make myself alone during them. Learning how to do this in public or around other people may be desirable based on the circumstances of your life situation. Be smart, don't do this when you are otherwise distracted or busy.
 
+Something that may help is to keep in mind how long it takes to walk to different places as you walk around your daily life. See how long it takes to go across the street, or from the street corner to a store, etc. You can use these rough estimates to help you better scale places in your world.
+
 I would suggest setting calendar reminders for doing it at least once a day, depending on when fits best into your daily schedule. Remember that if a machine remembers it for you, you don't forget to do it (as easily) because the machine reminds you about it. Be sure to set your calendar reminder to trigger after nightly do-not-disturb mode if relevant.
 
 Don't be afraid to use tools like a meditation timer to limit your sessions doing this, especially if you are feeling like you need to 'get back', are 'missing out' or neglecting external duties. If you are using a calendar app to schedule the time, then set your meditation timer for the length of the event. Thirty minutes is a good place to start with, but adjust this number as things change for you.

src/title.md

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-title: Tulpanomicon 0.9
+title: Tulpanomicon 0.9.1
 author: Anonymous
 rights: Public Domain
 language: en-US
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-# Tulpanomicon 0.9
+# Tulpanomicon 0.9.1
 
 Anonymous, with editing work from Within