wð — A Story of Time

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 time · moon

every reckoning turns at sunset

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

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 times · sun

jubilees · enoch · 364 days · sunset to sunset

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.

sunset
three stars
now
day of year
week
day of week
enoch · gate
date
year of world
jubilee
year in jubilee
week of years

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the year

the hebrew count & the jubilees count

one instant · two reckonings from creation

hebrew

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hebrew year

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jubilees

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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.

chapter — · 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: —

ā^—

The Stargate

ā^—endsā^—begins

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.

current spiral

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gate · world time

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next spiral

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