SPIRIT ID CORPUS™
The Spirit ID Corpus™ refers to controlled collections of transcripts used for internal pattern analysis, signature mapping, system development, and method verification. Corpus materials are curated, structured, and derived from impression-based material arising in altered states of awareness (see Communiqué framework). Some materials are held under restricted access to maintain the integrity of the Spirit ID framework.
Spirit ID is a structured framework for examining impression-based material arising in altered states of awareness—comparable to active imagination in analytical psychology—where subjective experience is systematically documented, differentiated from identity claims, and made available for reflective, analytical, and interdisciplinary evaluation.
Definition & Purpose
A Spirit ID Corpus™ is a method‑level archive consisting of early-stage, high-volume, or non‑published transcripts collected over time. Its primary function is to support:
- signature consistency studies (tone, structure, markers)
- channel vs. identity differentiation
- method calibration before public evaluation
- controlled release of excerpts when forming part of a validated Spirit ID Case™
Access & Disclosure
Some corpus materials are Not Yet Disclosed. Selected items appear publicly when integrated into:
- a validated Spirit ID Case™, or
- a structured Spirit ID Evaluation™ or Spirit ID Comparison™.
This ensures a strict separation between system development and public evidence.
Current Corpus Elements
- White Bear Corpus (Core Canonical Channel): approx. 400 altered state‑based source transcripts (2011–2013) — source corpus for the Rainbow Collection (7 books) and Poems of Love (41 trance transcripts). Not Yet Disclosed (source corpus).
- Kofi Annan Corpus: 22 transcripts –
- Mother Teresa Corpus: 18 transcripts –
- Nelson Mandela Corpus: 46 transcripts –
- Transcript (label: Shimon Peres) —
- Transcript (label: Mikhail Gorbachev) —
- Transcript (label: Thorvald Stoltenberg) —
- Anne Elisabeth Westerlund Corpus:
40 transcripts – - Edvard Munch Corpus: 45 transcripts –
- Arnuld Øverland Corpus: 47 transcripts –
- Henrik Ibsen Corpus: 45 transcripts –
Additional corpus entries may be added over time as the Spirit ID framework evolves.
The Spirit ID Corpus™ is documented as an archive of impression-based material arising from altered-state communication.
The original labeling reflects the interpretive context at the time of documentation and is preserved without retrospective attribution of identity.
Analytical context is provided through: Spirit ID Evaluation.