The Grid System & Hypothesis by Ana Kolarevic, The Coordinate-Based Visuospatial Archiving Hypothesis (CVA)

Title The Grid System: The Coordinate-Based Visuospatial Archiving Hypothesis (CVA) – An Expanded Oculomotor Matrix for Neurodivergent Hyperconnected and Synesthetic Processing Profiles Description / Abstract This working paper introduces The Grid System, formalizing The Coordinate-Based Visuospatial Archiving Hypothesis (CVA). This architectural and phenomenological framework is designed to assist individuals with hyperconnected processing profiles—specifically those who are neurodivergent, present with Associative Emotional Mirror-Touch Synesthesia (MTS), or exhibit gestalt and bottom-up cognitive processing styles—in resolving intrusive, trauma-based visual flashbacks and sensory payloads. Traditional bilateral models (such as conventional EMDR) often rely on linear, horizontal oculomotor tracking, which can feel restrictive or misaligned for minds that process data through multi-dimensional, interconnected visual imagery and emotional-sensory fusion. The CVA hypothesis proposes an expanded spatial architecture consisting of: The Parasympathetic Gatekeeper: A mandatory somatic baseline transition to lower amygdala reactivity prior to visual routing. The 20-Point Spatial Coordinate Matrix: A multi-tier coordinate grid mapping distinct processing fields (Visual-Synesthetic, Auditory/Cognitive, and Kinesthetic/Somatic tracks) intersecting at a central baseline. Lateral Hemispheric Routing & Spatial Decoupling: Structured gaze sequences moving from autobiographical right-hemisphere processing to novel left-hemisphere integration, concluding with an intentional out-of-bounds spatial reset to clear emotional charge. Stemming from autoethnographic observation within neurodivergent profiles, this framework provides a formal theoretical foundation and a proposed fMRI comparative study design to explore how multi-dimensional oculomotor architectures serve hyperconnected and synesthetic neurotypes. Keywords The Grid System Oculomotor routing Trauma archiving Neurodivergence Synesthesia (Mirror-Touch) Gestalt processing Visuospatial matrix Somatic regulation Pre-print / Working Hypothesis

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Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research)
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2026-11-01
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https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.23858610
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Posttraumatic Stress Disorder Research
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The Grid System & Hypothesis by Ana Kolarevic, The Coordinate-Based Visuospatial Archiving Hypothesis (CVA)

Ana Kolarevic
Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research)
Posttraumatic Stress Disorder Research
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The Grid System & Hypothesis by Ana Kolarevic, The Coordinate-Based Visuospatial Archiving Hypothesis (CVA)

Ana Kolarevic
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Title The Grid System: The Coordinate-Based Visuospatial Archiving Hypothesis (CVA) – An Expanded Oculomotor Matrix for Neurodivergent Hyperconnected and Synesthetic Processing Profiles Description / Abstract This working paper introduces The Grid System, formalizing The Coordinate-Based Visuospatial Archiving Hypothesis (CVA). This architectural and phenomenological framework is designed to assist individuals with hyperconnected processing profiles—specifically those who are neurodivergent, present with Associative Emotional Mirror-Touch Synesthesia (MTS), or exhibit gestalt and bottom-up cognitive processing styles—in resolving intrusive, trauma-based visual flashbacks and sensory payloads. Traditional bilateral models (such as conventional EMDR) often rely on linear, horizontal oculomotor tracking, which can feel restrictive or misaligned for minds that process data through multi-dimensional, interconnected visual imagery and emotional-sensory fusion. The CVA hypothesis proposes an expanded spatial architecture consisting of: The Parasympathetic Gatekeeper: A mandatory somatic baseline transition to lower amygdala reactivity prior to visual routing. The 20-Point Spatial Coordinate Matrix: A multi-tier coordinate grid mapping distinct processing fields (Visual-Synesthetic, Auditory/Cognitive, and Kinesthetic/Somatic tracks) intersecting at a central baseline. Lateral Hemispheric Routing & Spatial Decoupling: Structured gaze sequences moving from autobiographical right-hemisphere processing to novel left-hemisphere integration, concluding with an intentional out-of-bounds spatial reset to clear emotional charge. Stemming from autoethnographic observation within neurodivergent profiles, this framework provides a formal theoretical foundation and a proposed fMRI comparative study design to explore how multi-dimensional oculomotor architectures serve hyperconnected and synesthetic neurotypes. Keywords The Grid System Oculomotor routing Trauma archiving Neurodivergence Synesthesia (Mirror-Touch) Gestalt processing Visuospatial matrix Somatic regulation Pre-print / Working Hypothesis

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