When operators stay in their own lane—each doing its own function without substituting for or blending with another—the emotional system functions cleanly and efficiently. When one operator tries to …

The Core Emotion Framework (CEF) defines ten core operators that describe how the human system processes, organizes, and transforms emotional information. While each operator can be understood …

Modulation: Guide clients in conscious activation and deactivation of operators, employing meditation, boundary-setting, and feedback techniques.

the ten CEF operators the three centers (Head, Heart, Gut) polarity values (Positive / Negative / Neutral) Gut mode values (On / Off) all semantic relationships between them This ontology is intended for …

The architecture of the CEF is built upon ten core emotions, referred to as operators or "emotional powers".1 These operators are universal, regardless of cultural background or personality type, and …

Core Emotion The minimal, architecture-level emotional state defined by the 10 operators and 3 centers.

8. Practitioner Errors to Avoid forcing transitions skipping operators blending operators collapsing into narrative confusing transitions with coping strategies treating transitions as emotional “skills” …

Activation: O(c,p) may be binary (active/inactive) or scalar (continuous activation level). Transition: Operators support transitions between processes within and across centers, subject to directionality …

Whereas TS-1 establishes operator mechanics, TS-2 defines validation logic, TS-3 specifies computational structures, TS-4 defines simulation protocols, TS-5 governs interoperability, TS-6 …

1.1 Why Facets Matter Operators are the emotional “powers.” Facets are the internal gears. Facet-level clarity enables practitioners to: