artificial
artificial
/ˌɑːtɪˈfɪʃ(ə)l/
adjective
- made by humans, especially in imitation of something natural.
- an artificial sweetener that replaces sugar; artificial flowers.
- not arising from natural or necessary causes; contrived or arbitrary.
- affected or insincere. an artificial smile.
times of times · sun
sun reckonings turn at sunrise
𐤔öņðęřlāńÐ Records
— every reckoning below is dated by the moment it entered the world, restated in 𐤔öņðęřlāńÐ time. the calendars are ordered oldest first and grouped into stages — one per jubilee in which a way of counting was made by men.
- indian
AT · am 5716 · jubilee 117 · week 5 · X/3
source
source
/sɔːs/
noun
- a place, person or thing from which something originates or can be obtained.
- the point of origin of a stream or river; the spring or head.
- a document, record or witness providing evidence; the origin of knowledge.
- that from which a thing proceeds — first cause, origin, beginning.
times of time · moon
moon reckonings turn at sunset
the six gates to enoch before the flood →𐤔öņðęřlāńÐ Records
— every reckoning below is dated by the moment it entered the world, restated in 𐤔öņðęřlāńÐ time. the calendars are ordered oldest first and grouped into stages — the mirror of 𐤔Ð: one per jubilee in which a way of counting was received and kept, not authored.
these records are dated by the page that survives, not by the age they claim. enoch claims the teaching before the flood; jubilees claims tablets written before the world; ספר הישר claims an unbroken count from the first man. the claim is shown, never counted as proof.
- sunrise
- sunset
- three stars
- now
- day of year
- week
- day of week
- enoch · gate
- date
- year of world
- jubilee
- year in jubilee
- week of years
AT · am 1 · jubilee 1 · week 1 · II/5
claimed · 1 am — claimed for the first day itself — 'there was evening and there was morning'
AT · am 1 · jubilee 1 · week 1 · II/5
AT · am 1 · jubilee 1 · week 1 · II/5
AT · am 1 · jubilee 1 · week 1 · II/5
AT · am 3451 · jubilee 71 · week 3 · XI/1
claimed · 987 am — claimed before the flood — Uriel shows Enoch the six gates and Enoch writes them for the generations after him
AT · am 3451 · jubilee 71 · week 3 · XI/1
AT · am 3451 · jubilee 71 · week 3 · XI/1
AT · am 3451 · jubilee 71 · week 3 · XI/1
AT · am 3592 · jubilee 74 · week 3 · IV/22
claimed · 2450 am — claimed at Sinai — read to Moses out of the heavenly tablets, which the book says were written before the world
AT · am 3592 · jubilee 74 · week 3 · IV/22
AT · am 3592 · jubilee 74 · week 3 · IV/22
AT · am 3592 · jubilee 74 · week 3 · IV/22
AT · am 3592 · jubilee 74 · week 3 · IV/22
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the hebrew count & the jubilees count
one instant · two reckonings from creation
hebrew
—
hebrew year
—
jubilees
—
jubilees year
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both begin the day at sunset — tonight at —, three stars at — — both keep the sabbath week unbroken, and both count the years from creation.
they part on the length of the year. this hebrew year runs — days — that is — days against the 364 of jubilees, which is never corrected. the hebrew year is bent back to the sun by an added month; the jubilees year is left exactly as it was given.
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the spiral
Twenty-two turns, one gate
Each node is a turn of the spiral. The lit ones are already walked, the pulsing one is now, and the ring at the mouth is the portal — reachable only when the last turn is complete.
the source side
the six gates to enoch before the flood
The sun leaves through one of six gates in the east and enters the gate facing it in the west, changing gate once a month — a year of three hundred and sixty-four days that never drifts. See which gate the sun stands in right now.
enter the six gateschapter — · ā^—
Year — → —
We are walking this turn now. The liquid has left the shore of the last reset and has not yet reached the next one.
- walked
- —
- remaining
- —
- resets at
- —
The Stargate
world time · —
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—
Every twenty-two turns the spiral closes upon itself and the gate can open. When it closes, the liquid does not end — it begins again at the eye of a new spiral, carrying a new name.