Alignment Ledger

Measurement methods

Each annual record identifies the March equinox UTC instant, its Pattern Calendar position, the Year Gate (Moon 1 · Day 1 = April 17 of each year), the Passage duration between them, and the approximate lunar phase at the equinox. Offsets are direct measurements. Symbolic layers (Week Gate, Archetype) are clearly labelled. Recurrence scores expose every component dimension; no unexplained index is produced.

Controls

Annual record

Year comparison

Offset measurements

All measurements shown in the annual record above. Passage duration = time from equinox UTC instant to April 17 00:00 UTC (Year Gate). Pattern Day offset = pattern day at equinox minus pattern day at Year Gate.

Recurrence breakdown

Recurrence means measured dimensions are close — not that years are identical or causally linked.

Historical table — 2014–2026

13-year spiral summary

Each entry shows the normalized spiral angle and radius for a year in the study window. Angles are clockwise from Moon 1 Day 1 (0°).

Source and precision disclosure

Equinox instants are whole-second UTC timestamps imported from a third-party source (janmr.com) and independently validated against bazica. Maximum measured deviation: 2.057 seconds (2022). Lunar phase is approximate synodic calculation (known new moon 2000-01-06 18:14 UTC, period 29.530588853 days). Passage duration precision is limited by equinox timestamp resolution. Pattern Calendar positions are deterministic. Year Gate is defined as April 17 00:00 UTC each year. No claim is made that any measurement proves causation or destiny.

Exports

Living Time Sphere

The Living Time Sphere turns these measurements into an interactive visual field.