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The home of Peconaqri's freely available educational resources — Game of Life, NPC/PC, Cube of Life, Hero-in-Training, and the Cell Setup Guide. Use them, adapt them, and share what you build.
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What Peconaqri is

Peconaqri is the reference implementation of the Open PMC Protocol — the most fully developed version of the Personal Mentoring Cell currently available, using the Game of Life, NPC/PC, and Cube of Life as its pedagogical vocabulary (Game of Life = a metaphor for intentional living; NPC/PC = the distinction between unconscious drift and conscious choice).

It is one way to implement the protocol. Not the only way. A Muslim community, a Buddhist cell, a government school — all can implement the Open PMC Protocol using their own authentic vocabulary, without using any Peconaqri resources. The protocol is at peconaq.org.

This site is for communities who find the Peconaqri vocabulary useful and want to use it, adapt it, or build on it. Everything here is free.

What Tier 2 means

Tier 2 means you use Peconaqri's educational resources — freely, under Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike 4.0. You can use them as-is, adapt them for your community, and share your adaptations under the same open terms.

At Tier 2, you may state that your programme uses Peconaqri materials. You may not use the Peconaqri brand mark or logo — those are reserved for formally affiliated Tier 3 centres. See peconaqri.com for the Tier 3 affiliation programme.

The brand boundary is the worldview boundary. If you use the Peconaqri vocabulary, you are working within the Game of Life worldview. If your community's vocabulary is different, Tier 1 is the right path — and it is equally valid.

Tier 2 badge rule: You may say "Uses Peconaqri educational resources." You may not say "Peconaqri Centre," "Peconaqri-affiliated," "Certified Peconaqri," or use the Peconaqri logo on your own materials.


Resource library

All resources are CC BY-SA 4.0. Free to use, free to adapt. Share your adaptations under the same terms.

Core Framework

Game of Life — Introductory Guide

The NPC/PC distinction, the Cube of Life, and the Hero-in-Training framework — in learner-accessible language.

CC BY-SA 4.0 · Coming soon
Core Framework

Cube of Life — Six-Face Profile

The six faces of the Cube of Life as a Whole-Life Success Profile framework — with a template for personalising each face.

CC BY-SA 4.0 · Coming soon
Learning Cycle

Hero-in-Training Playbook

The complete Quest cycle guide for learners — Quest Seed, Bootcamp, Quest, Presentation, Reflection — in Game of Life language.

CC BY-SA 4.0 · Available at drleejin.substack.com
Tools

Peconaqri Trio — Calendar, Map, Shield

Three foundational planning and identity tools for learners engaging the Cube of Life across time.

CC BY-SA 4.0 · Available at drleejin.substack.com
Life Integration

PLIF — Peconaqri Life Integration Framework

The personal filing system for the whole life — four profile variants (Student, Professional, Family, Business). Two deployment paths: Turnkey Cloud Stack (Google Workspace + Gemini Gems + NotebookLM) or Local-Offline Stack (Obsidian + local/private AI) for absolute data sovereignty.

CC BY-SA 4.0 · Available at drleejin.substack.com
Cell Setup

Cell Setup Guide — AI Configuration

Step-by-step configuration for PAT, PQT, PLN, and PLA on Gemini, ChatGPT, and equivalents. Features the automated /archive command — learners auto-compile verified session summaries in under 30 seconds, eliminating manual data entry fatigue.

CC BY-SA 4.0 · In development · Expected Q3 2026
Mentor Training

Mentor Orientation Materials

The mentor transition guide — from content delivery to guided inquiry — for teachers and new mentors entering the PMC model.

CC BY-SA 4.0 · In development
Contemplative

Peconaqri 12-Breath Mantra

The canonical Peconaqri meditation practice — a two-layer, four-phase breath cycle with the Lighthouse Rule for the Intentionality Phase.

CC BY-SA 4.0 · Available at drleejin.substack.com

Faith community implementation guides

Five companion posts showing how different traditions implement the Open PMC Protocol in their own authentic vocabulary. Published as the series "Your Tradition, Your Cell: Open PMC Implementation Guides" at drleejin.substack.com.

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Buddhist Cell

Avidyā to bodhi-citta · Three Harmonies profile · Wang Lijie cognitive bridge

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Islamic Cell

Ghafla to taqwā · Niyyah Intentionality Phase · Maqāṣid profile

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Christian Cell

Romans 12:2 framing · Vocation Quest cycle · Discipleship Formation profile

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Hindu Cell

Māyā to dharmic consciousness · Karma yoga Quest · Four puruṣārtha profile

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Jewish, Sikh & Secular

Chavruta structure · Sant-Sipahi model · System 1/2 framing

All faith vocabulary examples are illustrative starting points. Each community should develop its vocabulary through its own qualified tradition-bearers and educators.


AI toolkit — PAT, PQT, PLN, PLA

The Peconaqri recommended four-agent AI architecture — configurable on Gemini, ChatGPT, or equivalent platforms. The Cell Setup Guide (in development) provides full configuration instructions.

PAT

Personal Academic Tutor

Academic learning and curriculum content support. Session summaries → Learning Progress document (cell-owned). Accessible to Organisation Brain.

PQT

Personal Quest Tutor

Quest navigation across all phases. Session summaries → Quest Journal (cell-owned). Accessible to Organisation Brain.

PLN — Private

Personal Life Navigator

Personal reflection and life direction. Session summaries → Life Reflection record (learner-owned). Never accessed by Organisation Brain.

PLA — Organisation Brain

PMC Learning Agent

Cell-facing. Reads Learning Progress documents and Quest Journals. Generates pattern insights for the mentor. Processes on request only. Never reads PLN records.

Protocol minimum: one learner-facing function + one cell-facing Organisation Brain. A single well-configured AI assistant meets the minimum. The four-agent architecture is best practice, not a compliance requirement.


Download the reference guide

The Peconaqri Cell Reference Implementation Guide (v1.0, June 2026) contains the complete vocabulary map, learning cycle, Cube of Life profile, AI toolkit specification, PLIF overview, three-tier ecosystem, and licensing terms.

Peconaqri Cell Reference Implementation Guide v1.0

CC BY-SA 4.0 · June 2026 · Published by Peconaq Inc.

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Attribution required: "Based on Peconaqri resources, published by Peconaq Inc. at peconaqri.org under CC BY-SA 4.0."


Read the development record

The Peconaqri Cell is being developed in public at drleejin.substack.com. Key posts for Tier 2 operators:

Peconaqri Cell Canon

The Peconaqri Mantra — a 12-Breath Practice

The canonical Peconaqri Intentionality Phase practice.

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Hero Playbook

Hero-in-Training Playbook (Parts 1–6)

The complete Quest cycle guide in Game of Life language.

Read →
PLIF

The Peconaqri Life Integration Framework

PLIF overview — four profile variants and the Google Workspace implementation.

Read →
Game of Life

The NPC/PC Framework — You Are Not the Avatar

The foundational Game of Life post introducing the NPC/PC distinction.

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Learning & AI

Q-CRAFT: How to Stop Prompting in NPC Mode

The Peconaqri prompting framework for learner-mode AI engagement.

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Implementation

The Mentor Role — What It Requires, What It Gives Back

Five failure modes, seven core skills, and the mentor community of practice.

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What you can do today

  1. Read the Peconaqri Reference Guide — understand the complete vocabulary, learning cycle, and AI toolkit.
  2. Choose one resource to start with — the 12-Breath Mantra or Hero-in-Training Playbook are both available now at drleejin.substack.com.
  3. Set up a small pilot cell using Peconaqri vocabulary — even two to four learners and one mentor is a real start.
  4. Share your adaptations under CC BY-SA 4.0 — and contribute to the growing evidence base.
  5. Consider Tier 3 later, only if you want formal brand affiliation — see peconaqri.com.

Any implementation involving minors must comply with local education law, safeguarding requirements, parental consent, data protection rules, and age-appropriate AI platform policies. Peconaqri resources are educational design materials, not substitutes for legal, professional, clinical, or religious authority.

Ecosystem guide: peconaq.org = Open PMC Protocol · open standard · CC BY 4.0 · peconaqri.org = Peconaqri resources · Tier 2 · CC BY-SA 4.0 · peconaqri.com = Tier 3 affiliation · formal brand pathway · peconaq.com = Peconaq Inc. corporate