Apparatus and method to mitigate trauma via color palette transitions in a virtual sky projected in a digital space with a collection of gaze points experiencing cyclical size changes

A method, comprising:

• projecting a dark virtual sky in a digital space;
• transitioning the dark virtual sky to a dawn virtual sky in the digital space;
• altering the dawn virtual sky to introduce a daytime virtual sky in the digital space;
• modifying the daytime virtual sky to produce a dusk virtual sky in the digital space, wherein projecting, transitioning, altering and modifying are performed via color palette transitions in the virtual sky in the digital space in a time period of less than six minutes, wherein the color palette transitions are in proportional time segments of a twenty-four hour day punctuated by periods of light and darkness of variable length corresponding to the revolution of the earth around the sun;
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• forming a collection of gaze points in the digital space, each gaze point in the collection of gaze points experiencing cyclic changes between a minimum position and a maximum position during a gaze point size change cycle,
• initially during the time period of less than six minutes, each gaze point in the collection of gaze points experiences different changes between the minimum position and the maximum position during initial gaze point size change cycles thereby forming a gaze point out-of-phase period,
• subsequently during the time period of less than six minutes, selected gaze points in the collection of gaze points experience common changes between the minimum position and the maximum position during intermediate gaze point size change cycles thereby forming a gaze point hybrid phase period, and
• finally during the time period of less than six minutes, all gaze points in the collection of gaze points share common changes between the minimum position and the maximum position during final gaze point size change cycles thereby forming a gaze point in-phase period that lasts at least one half the time period of less than six minutes.