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 ==Fields of Application==
 *[[Massage Sense]]
-*[[Syncronization]]
+*[[Synchronization]]
+==Review==
+===Direct & Indirect Information===
+*When you intend to perform an action, there are two types of information you can receive.
+**Indirect information provides you with an encouragement or discouragement only. You get indirect information by focusing on a body part not involved in the action that you are querying about.
+**Direct information provides you with an encouragement or discouragement response, in addition to directing you in how to perform or move away from the intended action. You get direct information by focusing on a body part involved in the action that you are querying about.
+*Your body can slowly direct you in how to perform muscle-memory behaviors such as writing and typing.
+===Massage Sense===
+*The direct information you get from body communication can direct you in massage by providing direction, pressure, and movement speed information.
+*The indirect information you get from body communication can direct you in massage by providing fine details on what to do with your fingers and such, as well as wider details of what to do with your other hand and the rest of your body during the massage.
+*It’s not perfect. A massage planning system is running the show, but the process can be distracted by either or both individual’s sexual needs, stopped by sudden rebuilds, result in pressing too hard on a bruised area without realizing it, or not give the person you are massaging as much enjoyment as would be possible if enjoyment information was considered. It requires practice and adjustment, but remember, you’re not the only one in your body practicing and adjusting.
+===Synchronization===
+*Searching your body for all movement and position adjusting needs, slowly and meticulously, and performing every action that you find your body indicating is a synchronization. You can do this for as long as you want.
+*A synchronization can temporarily eliminate heavy fatigue or give you a large amount of energy, but both effects are temporary.
+*Synchronization can look like meditation, but it’s a much more active process.
+*You can usually still talk during a synchronization
+*A synchronization works by:
+**Making cooperation on the forefront of your attention.
+**Reducing the physical burden of your body parts.
+**Reducing your sleep synchronization burden, in the short-term.
+**Reducing the behavior inhibitory burden placed on you and other nodes on your network when you are not working with your body.
+*There are no known negative effects, other than looking a bit weird at times.