Formula Creation & Pattern Processing in e-Lybra 9

The e-Lybra 9 system includes a curated library of predefined formulae, each built from selected patterns within its extensive database. These formulae are designed to assist practitioners in organizing and applying pattern sets across a range of use cases.

🧩 Examples of Predefined Formula Categories

• Emotional balance and stress support
• Seasonal adjustment and environmental sensitivity
• Ear comfort and auditory pattern grouping
• Initial alignment and session preparation
• Joint mobility and flexibility mapping
• Travel-related pattern harmonization

These categories reflect common practitioner workflows and are intended to streamline session setup and pattern selection.

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🛠️ Custom Formula Design

Practitioners can create their own formulae using:

• Over 330,000+ existing patterns
• Sampled inputs from client sessions
• Affirmation-based constructs (e.g., “Support optimal liver function”)

Each pattern can be shaped using a Pre-Directive Command (PDC) — a verb that guides its contextual role within the formula. Examples include:

• Restore — used with organ-related patterns
• Give — used with substance-based signatures
• Support — used with resilience or seasonal groupings

This modular approach allows for precise customization while maintaining consistency across sessions.

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🗺️ Mapping & Pattern Selection Tools

The system includes tools for:

• Visual mapping of body regions
• Identifying resonance shifts across zones
• Selecting complementary patterns based on practitioner input

A searchable library of pattern signatures associated with common sensitivities (e.g., food, environmental) is also included.

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📋 Prescribed Patterns List & Practitioner Sharing

Once a formula is compiled it is available for use with any client. It can be:

• Exported for backup and shared with other practitioners
• Imported into other e-Lybra systems for collaborative use

However, a personalised formula - known as a Prescribed Patterns List - can be assembled which is uniquely associated with a specific client. This list can be run at any time and will contain a more targetted collection of relevant patterns.

This feature supports continuity of care and practitioner-to-practitioner knowledge sharing, while maintaining full control over pattern selection and formula structure.