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MRI CALM · WEEK 03 · DAY 06

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MRI Calm · Week 03 · Day 06 — Hushline Arrival · Glasslight Drift · Velvet Offload | Deep Dive AI

Deep Dive AI · MRI Calm

MRI Calm · Week 03 · Day 06
Hushline Arrival · Glasslight Drift · Velvet Offload

Low-stimulation calm for quiet clinical spaces, waiting rooms, rest, and focus. No vocals. No drums. No sudden changes.

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Design rule: no sharp cues, no jumps, no “big moment.” Just one calm line from entry to setdown.

Day 06 Visuals (Quick Reference)

If you’re skimming: these three images match the three calm states below. Tap any image for the full-size version.

Hushline Arrival cover art

Hushline Arrival

Soft entry. Low-contrast texture, slow breath-like movement, no push.

Glasslight Drift cover art

Glasslight Drift

Steady middle. Minimal motion and stable dynamics that never call attention.

Velvet Offload cover art

Velvet Offload

Gentle setdown. A smooth taper with no finale signal and no hard stop.

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Day 06 — Three Calm States

  • Hushline ArrivalSoft entry. Low-contrast texture, slow breath-like movement, no push.
  • Glasslight DriftSteady middle. Minimal motion and stable dynamics that never call attention.
  • Velvet OffloadGentle setdown. A smooth taper with no finale signal and no hard stop.

Watch / Listen

Start it, set your phone down, and let it run. The goal is fewer sharp edges in your head for a while.

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https://youtu.be/B1nD4pa4fQU
📖 Full blog post (images + breakdown)
https://deepdiveaipodcast.blogspot.com/2026/02/mri-calm-week-03-day-06-hushline.html

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Optional Comfort & Gentle Preparation

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