^{The Abiding arises from Reclaim.}

^{What has been restored no longer requires reinforcement. The system remains present without effort, held by what is already intact.}

^{There is less need to monitor or maintain. Attention softens. Presence stays without being anchored to outcome or expression.}

^{You may notice a quiet steadiness—a sense of remaining with what is, without needing to adjust it. Capacity is available, but it is not mobilized. Identity feels less reactive, less in question.}

^{This phase is marked by continuity.
What was reclaimed continues without demand.}

^{The work here is minimal and complete:
to stay with what remains,
without shaping it,
without advancing it,
without returning to effort.}

^{Clarity settles through duration.
Presence establishes itself through staying.}

^{The Abiding is sustained by Reclaim.
What was recovered continues to hold.
Stability does not require vigilance.}

^{Nothing needs to be secured for this phase to complete.
Presence remains when it is not asked to do more.}