Body map
Sleep, breath, movement, energy, pain, food, recovery, heart rhythm patterns, brainwave context and sensory response become a pattern language. The person learns what helps them feel clearer, calmer and more capable.
Home
Map the person before the system.
The first layer is friendly: body signals, mind story, place context and the circle of support. People with hope can begin with a notebook, a phone, a wearable, a family conversation or a full research-grade setup.
Mind map
Persona mapping gathers memories, values, humour, hope, courage, taste, goals and preferred ways of being helped. It keeps the human story alive inside the data model.
Place map
Rooms, homes, gardens, streets, Country, clinics, co-ops and civic assets shape wellbeing. A place twin helps people notice what supports independence and what quietly gets in the way.
A self-sovereign start can be small.
The baseline documents talk about capsules, edge nodes, clinical trials and civic infrastructure. The public path starts with a gentler doorway: collect the patterns that already belong to you, then choose how much depth, privacy and collaboration you want.
Notice
What gives energy, what drains it, what repeats, what changes by place or season.
Name
Turn loose experience into simple tags: hopeful, calm, foggy, connected, overloaded, brave, lonely, playful.
Link
Connect story with signal: a song, a room, a meal, a walk, a pressure cycle, a memory, a civic moment.
Choose
Decide what stays private, what can help carers, what can support research, and what belongs in creative worlds.
Fair Go translation
A map that ordinary people can read can carry the mission further. The Aura pathway can include plain-language dashboards, consent checkpoints, printable summaries, clinical-grade exports where useful, and playful builder modes for people who think through stories.