Category: Psycho-Correction Author: Irina Fain Tags: #IrinaFain #psychotype #psycho-correction #NLP #cognition #neuroscience #assessment 1 · The Value of Multi-Angle Typology In psycho-correction, typology is not a label; it’s a diagnostic interface. Every framework—MBTI, Enneagram, Big Five, Socionics, or NLP meta-programming—represents one facet of a larger cognitive architecture. Looking through these systems is like rotating a kaleidoscope: each turn reframes the same structure with a different geometry of emphasis.

By Irina Fain (#IrinaFain #digest #reflections #neurophilosophy #science #personality #ExNTER #Enneagram) Prelude: There has never been a stable genius, nor a purely “normal” saint. Every consciousness that changed the world did so through imbalance — through a nervous system stretched toward a single truth at the expense of all others. If Gannushkin mapped the psychopathies of personality as clinical deviations, the Enneagram reveals them as archetypal symphonies — nine tonal distortions of consciousness that, when integrated, become nine luminous signatures of human potential.

An Essay on Perception, Reality Tunnels, and the Transparent Architecture of Mind by Irina Fain Can fish see the air? The question sounds whimsical, almost childish — yet hidden within it lies one of the most elegant metaphors for human perception. Fish live inside a medium so constant they cannot notice it. Water is their world, invisible precisely because it’s everywhere.

A Conscious Practice for Memory Discharge and Neural Clarity By Irina Fain | exnter.com 🧭 Prelude — Why the Mind Keeps Running Imagine your mind as an iPhone. Even when you close apps, some stay open in the background — burning battery, stealing focus, draining quiet power. Old emotions do exactly this: unfinished reactions looping under awareness. This protocol helps you find and close those loops — not by deleting them, but by letting the process finish its cycle so energy returns to you.

The Background Apps of Emotion A Cognitive Allegory for the ExNTER Emotional Reintegration Process By Irina Fain ( Published on ExNTER ( ⸻ The iPhone Analogy — A Modern Mirror of the Mind Every mind is a device — beautifully engineered, infinitely adaptive, and constantly online. But like your iPhone, it runs more than you think. Even when you close an app, it doesn’t always stop working.

By Irina Fain ExNTER — Laboratory for the Mind in Motion The Frame That Remembers for You Our perception is not a camera. It’s a prediction machine. When the world blinks in, the mind rushes to complete it—before we even see. That shortcut is called a frame: a structure of expectation that tells us what belongs where, who is who, and how things usually unfold.

By Irina Fain (#IrinaFain #reversedinversion #reflections #geometryofmind #philosophy #science #ExNTER) The Coordinates of Being It’s very nice to meet you. So, where do you live? This is usually the second or third question In New York City — among vertical vectors of steel and possibility, where architecture arranges thought into prisms of momentum and mirrored consequence. In my body — the smallest city of all, ruled by synaptic electricity and calcium constellations, a self-organizing biosphere continuously computing its own existence.

 By Irina Fain (#IrinaFain #digest #reflections #theory #neurophilosophy #ExNTER #science #identity) “All that is most beautiful in the world was created by narcissists. The most interesting—by schizoids. The kindest—by depressives. The impossible—by psychopaths. The healthy almost never contribute to history.” — Inspired by P. B. Gannushkin, Клиника психопатий (“The Clinic of Psychopathies,” 1933) The Fractured Engine of Civilization Every leap in human culture — every masterpiece, revolution, or scientific miracle — began as a disturbance in the emotional homeostasis of someone who could not adapt quietly.

An ExNTER reflection by Irina Fain There is a secret language spoken between fields. Before there was light, there was the tension of potential — the poised stillness of a cosmic inhale. That stillness is magnetism: the intelligence that holds polarity before the dance begins. It is the architect, the invisible geometry behind motion — God not as a person, but as a field that knows itself through balance.

by Irina Fain ExNTER Hypnosis · NLP · Psychocorrection — New York Lab exnter.com | Services | Book Now | Google Business Profile 1 | A Whisper Between Generations Science has already proven that memory can travel without words. A famine in Sweden leaves a methyl mark on a strand of DNA; a child two centuries later carries altered metabolism — an echo of hunger encrypted in the blood (Heard & Martienssen, 2014).

by Irina Fain · ExNTER Hypnosis · NLP · Psychocorrection · New York / New Jersey Labs exnter.com/insights | Book Now 1 | The Hidden Count Everyone knows the Tarot has 22 Major Arcana — The Fool to The World — a map of psyche in transformation. But few notice a riddle: why 22? Why not 33 — the same number of bones in the human spine, the same age when Christ transfigured, the same degrees of Masonic ascent, the same invisible geometry of awakening?

by Irina Fain | ExNTER · New York Lab ExNTER | Insights | Services | Book Now 1 | When the Nervous System Says “No” Every person has a subject that makes their inner circuitry spark — a topic, behaviour, or idea that provokes an inexplicable surge of resistance. It feels moral, even righteous: “This is unacceptable.” Yet neuroscience suggests that what we experience as moral disgust may in fact be ancestral electricity — a charge that belongs not only to our psyche but to the invisible network of generations that shaped it.

Welcome to ExNTER, the New York Lab of Irina Fain ( — where hypnosis, neurolinguistic programming, and psychocorrection merge into the art and science of consciousness. Although based in Midtown West, Manhattan, ExNTER operates primarily as a virtual laboratory — offering online sessions and interactive coaching for clients across the world. Each meeting is designed as an experiment in awareness, precision, and language — exploring how perception becomes transformation.

by Irina Fain ExNTER Hypnosis · NLP · Psychocorrection — New York Lab exnter.com | Services | Book Now 1 | The Return of the Inner Scientist Modern psychology, long obsessed with measuring behavior, is circling back to its forgotten origin — language. Not just what we say, but how the nervous system arranges words before we even speak. Recent computational studies reveal that our syntax mirrors neural topology: the same hierarchical patterns that shape a sentence also govern prediction loops in the prefrontal cortex (Fitch & Friederici, Trends in Cognitive Sciences, 2023).

by Irina Fain #IrinaFain #digest #reflections #theory #science #practical #kaleidoscope Introduction — The Enneagram Reimagined: Geometry of Awareness The Enneagram isn’t a personality quiz. It’s a map of motion, tracing how consciousness spirals through nine gravitational fields of the psyche. Each type is a choreography of attention — a way the mind protects itself from emptiness, fear, or desire. When awareness ripens, these compulsions stop tightening; they begin to flow.

by Irina Fain You wake. In an atmosphere. Light folds across curved glass like liquid silk. Outside the window, clouds spill endlessly below, and above — constellations blink like synapses. For a moment, you forget which world you belong to. And then, the remembering begins. Neuroscientist Karl Friston would describe this as predictive homeostasis: the mind continuously forecasts states of safety and coherence.

by Irina Fain You wake. In an atmosphere. Light folds across curved glass like liquid silk. Outside the window, clouds spill endlessly below, and above — constellations blink like synapses. For a moment, you forget which world you belong to. And then, the remembering begins. Neuroscientist Karl Friston would describe this as predictive homeostasis: the mind continuously forecasts states of safety and coherence.

By Irina Fain ExNTER Weekly Digest — Science Through the Hypnotic Lens 🜂 The Pattern Underneath All Patterns Every field of science seems to whisper the same message lately: Look deeper — it’s not the object, it’s the code. Neuroscience finds it in lncRNAs, the silent regulators that choreograph thought without ever coding a single protein. Behavioural science uncovers it in language models, where patterns of words reveal the mechanics of emotion.

By Irina Fain ExNTER Weekly Digest — Behavioural Science through the NLP lens Reference: Feuerriegel et al., “Using natural language processing to analyse text data in behavioural science,” Nature Reviews Psychology 4(2):96–111, 2025 ⟁ The Linguistic Map of the Mind Every thought has a syntax. Every emotion leaves a linguistic residue — a rhythm, a predicate, a subtle modulation in how we choose words.

By Irina Fain In the human brain, there exists a vast and largely silent orchestra: tens of thousands of long non-coding RNAs (lncRNAs) — genetic messages that do not code for proteins yet regulate how proteins, neurons, and ultimately, you behave. A recent paper in Nature Reviews Neuroscience (Altaf et al., 2025) brings this hidden language to the surface. It shows that many of these lncRNAs act like invisible conductors, guiding “generic effector proteins” toward very specific tasks: synaptic fine-tuning, learning, emotional encoding, and behavioural regulation.

“You say: ‘But I’m feeling!’ — and I say: yes, that too is information in motion.” — ExNTER Reflections 🧠 The Human as an Information Machine From a systems and NLP perspective, the human being is fundamentally a biological information processor — a self-organizing machine that digests data from both the outer world and the inner field. Every perception — visual, auditory, kinesthetic, olfactory, or gustatory — is a coded transmission of information through the nervous system.

In NLP, we say that 80% of perception lives in structure, and only 20% in content. That’s the first reversal that separates an observer from a participant. When you listen to what a person says, you live inside their world. When you listen to how they say it — you hold the map of worlds. This is the art of the meta state — hearing predicates, tempo, syntax, tonality, rhythm, and neuro-levels that carry meta-data.

In NLP, we say that 80% of perception lives in structure, and only 20% in content. That’s the first reversal that separates an observer from a participant. When you listen to what a person says, you live inside their world. When you listen to how they say it — you hold the map of worlds. This is the art of the meta state — hearing predicates, tempo, syntax, tonality, rhythm, and neuro-levels that carry meta-data.

Thesis In people-centered work, behavioral and cognitive plasticity predicts outcomes. In high-reliability systems, standardization and constraint create safety. In hypnosis and NLP, mastery emerges when the practitioner operates polymathically across modalities—perception, language, imagery, and body. This is my prism for designing sessions and curricula at ExNTER. 1️⃣ People-Work Runs on Flexibility Across psychotherapy, therapist flexibility consistently correlates with better client outcomes.

How Hypnosis Turns “Gut Feelings” Into Bridges Across Time “In hypnosis, time dissolves into awareness — the future and the past stop being directions and become dimensions.” The Premise: Consciousness Is Not Linear Every hypnotic state begins by distorting time — slowing, folding, or stretching it. What modern physics calls “time symmetry” and what neuroscience calls “temporal binding,” hypnosis experiences directly.