Macrofases do SEEP.

Scope and source

Read the organization of a process over time.

Macrofases consider the relation between the current organization, the demands it needs to integrate and the availability of an alternative organization. Overlap, returns and discontinuous movement are possible. A single occurrence is insufficient to situate a trajectory.

Source: DLB-009/2026 v1.1, adopted and entered in the Documentary Record. Documentary adoption does not constitute empirical validation. The formulation remains untested.

Analytical position

Saturação · Saturation

The current organization still functions, but at increasing cost, with less adaptive room and repeated responses that no longer integrate present demands.

Analytical position

Desestabilização · Destabilization

Previously predictable habits, narratives, relationships or orientations cease to support one another reliably. This does not require total collapse or one decisive rupture.

Analytical position

Liminalidade · Liminality

The previous organization is no longer sufficient, while a new one is not yet available. Older and emerging elements coexist without stable coordination.

Analytical position

Emergência Organizativa · Organizational emergence

Previously unavailable relations begin recurrently to coordinate parts of experience. Stability and habitability have not thereby been demonstrated.

Analytical position

Organização Disponível · Available organization

The emerging configuration can be accessed and mobilized again across more than one context and moment. This does not imply definitive consolidation.

Distinctions and limits

A macrophase does not determine the other layers.

Macrofases are not types of person, diagnoses, health levels, universal stages or a scale of progress. Their order sets out conceptual differences, not duration, a necessary biographical sequence or a guaranteed destination.

Marés describe configurations of lived experience; Gradientes describe formation and availability of the Eixo; Regimes describe its mode of operation; CREC concerns a proposed mechanism. A macrophase determines none of these automatically.