The wave map as substrate
Gabrielle Roth's five rhythms were not invented; they were noticed. She watched bodies on dance floors for years and saw that every moving body, given permission and music, will move through a recognisable five-phase arc: flowing → staccato → chaos → lyrical → stillness. The wave map is not a choreography. It is the substrate-shape the body naturally finds when it is allowed.
The Coherence Network reads this as one of the cleanest demonstrations that pattern precedes substrate. The wave is in the body before the facilitator names it. The body recognises each rhythm when the music shifts because the body already knows it. The substrate's job is to make the recognition available; the body does the rest.