The Lenses
Ten ways of reading the same life.
A lens is the angle MindReport™ reads you from. Each one takes the same session and surfaces a different layer, then maps it into seven named terrain sections. You pick one main lens when you generate a report, and you can run the same session through any other lens later from your library.
You speak once
One unscripted session becomes the material every lens reads from.
A lens shapes the map
Your chosen lens decides which layer gets excavated and how the report is built.
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Run the same session through another lens from your library, no new session needed.
Core Terrain
The deepest map. Who you are, how it was built, what it costs, and what it produced.
Choose this when you want the fullest picture: who you are, how you were built, and what it produces. The default for most sessions.
What this lens maps
Pattern
The recurring loops in your thinking, feeling, and relating.
Choose this when the same thing keeps happening: a loop in how you think, feel, or relate that you cannot seem to step out of.
What this lens maps
Shadow
What you resist, avoid, or push outward onto others.
Choose this when something keeps landing on other people, or you sense there is a part of yourself you avoid looking at directly.
What this lens maps
Desire
What you are actually moving toward, beneath what you say you want.
Choose this when you are unsure what you actually want, or you keep moving toward things that do not satisfy once you reach them.
What this lens maps
Relational
How you connect, protect yourself, and create distance with others.
Choose this when the recurring theme is other people: how you get close, protect yourself, and create distance.
What this lens maps
Origin
What from your past is still drawing the lines of the present.
Choose this when the present keeps echoing the past, and you want to see what early ground is still drawing the lines.
What this lens maps
Identity
Who you are across your contexts, roles, and masks.
Choose this when you feel different across your roles and contexts, and want to find the core underneath the masks.
What this lens maps
Parts (IFS)
The inner cast: which parts are running the show, which are protecting, and which are exiled.
Choose this when you notice competing inner voices or impulses that feel less like a decision and more like different parts of you pulling against each other.
What this lens maps
Attachment
How your early bonds shaped the way you connect, cling, avoid, or collapse with others.
Choose this when closeness is the recurring difficulty: how you get close, what threatens connection, or what happens when intimacy gets too near or disappears.
What this lens maps
Schema
The deep beliefs about yourself and the world that were written early and are still running.
Choose this when the same belief about yourself keeps resurfacing regardless of circumstances, and you want to see where it was written and how it has been maintained.
What this lens maps
You choose your lens when you start.
Only the lenses your material can genuinely support will appear, so the map stays honest to what you actually brought in.
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