Movement Building Algorithm

The steps

1. Identify the founding signal. What core recognition or commitment is the movement built around? Per Domain 2 (Religious Process): every movement has a founding signal that codifies into doctrine.
2. Identify the gradient. Movements channel a gradient between current state of the world and the world the movement seeks to bring forth.
3. Apply Vibration. The movement resonates at a specific frequency. Frequency-matched participants are the natural movement; forced expansion to mismatched audiences dissipates the signal.
4. Apply Process Density. Enough density of shared identity, practice, and language to crystallize; not so much that the movement closes to outsiders.
5. Apply Five Modes of Propagation (Layer IV). Direct teaching, demonstration, documentation, system-building, cultural embedding. Movements that use only some modes do not propagate fully.
6. Apply Layer I.G. Prior movements’ successes and failures inform the current. Every collapsed movement contributed information.
7. Apply Pillar II (Complexity). Oversimplification creates the gaps that become predictable failure points. Honor the full complexity of what the movement requires.
8. Document the movement’s articulation. Per Database step. Movements that exist only in spoken tradition degrade across generations.
9. Per Repetition: movements compound through cycles of recognition, propagation, integration.

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From the GFunnel Methodology v5.1 by Cameron Garlick, licensed CC BY 4.0. Steps are reproduced word for word.