Abstract

You are in Atlas — the neutral library behind doctrine: psychology, behaviour, learning science, and the four pillars (Identity · Archetype · Mental Model · Quantified Self). You land here when a concept wikilink sends you — not to cold-browse every note.

If you only have five minutes

  1. Sent from doctrine — open that single Atlas note; read Mechanism + Sources.
  2. Science spineBehavioral change canon → matching Book on Resources.
  3. No topic yetSelf-Architecture stack map first.

Four pillars

Every personal OS sits on four reference pillars (browse 50_Atlas in the sidebar for depth):

Stack map when friction has no name: Self-Architecture.

Domain maps

Curated mastery trails (live on Codex) — faster than scrolling this folder:

MapOpen when…
Identityself-story, gap, layers
Habitcues, loops, follow-through
Biologybody signal, stress, safety
Systemscontext nest, ecosystem

Lobby: Maps zone · home: Dashboard.

Reading spines

SpineYou open when…
Behavioral change canonyou want the five-pillar book map
Being vs doingbeing must precede doing — somatic shelf
Jim Rohnresolve, prep voice, law of use
Lineage canonsintellectual history — New Thought · Cognitive dissonance · Heuristics and biases · Cognitive therapy · Attachment and bonding · Somatic witnessing

Named books live in Resources · Books — one file per volume.

Mechanism clusters

Short entry points — open one note, not the whole cluster:

ClusterStart here
Self-support · narrativeSelf-support
Realism · affectRealistic · Affect primacy
Reward · predictionDopamine baseline
Decision · agencyA decision is two acts
Ecological contextEcosystem · Systems map
Performance · personaThe Power of the Alter Ego

More notes live in the sidebar — open only what a wikilink names.

How to read this shelf

Follow a link from 10_Concepts when you want neutral framing behind doctrine. Open Books when you sit with a volume. Open Research when ## Sources cites a paper — how Research notes read.

Atlas entries are library notes — no member names, no session narratives in the notes themselves.

Your move

One note from the wikilink that sent you. Read mechanism, then Sources or Limits before you reuse a cite in your Battle. Need a trail? Pick one domain map or one spine above — not the whole folder.