Seed anchor dates, cast them through the operation pack, and read which projections resonate with the chronology. First time here? The 📖 Field Guide is a five-minute tour.
| Score | Projected Date | AM | LC | Operation | Y (rot.) | Resonance |
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Rows marked ECHO land back on an input anchor — confirmations of the cast, not novel projections. Use ✦ NOVEL ONLY to hide them and surface dates the chronology doesn't already name.
A single projection is a guess. But when several different operations — often from different anchor pairs — independently land on the same date, that agreement is the heart of the ARCHAIX method. These are ranked by strength (how many distinct operations concur), echoes excluded.
| Strength | Converged Date | AM | LC | Resonance | Operations that agree |
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Click any projected Z-Date above to send it here — or move the dial. Every wheel re-reads the same moment in the Breshears chronology, with the Shar reckoned as a turning of the stars (a day), per Archaix.
The full dated spine of the Archaix thesis — — events. Click seed on any row to load it as an anchor with its date; click the row to read it on the wheels.
| Year | AM | Phx | Event |
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NATORI-ON-PSYFR fuses two instruments: the Ophis predictive grammar (X-Dates → Y interval → operations → Z-Dates) and the Chronicon calendrics (the Breshears cycle lattice). The fusion is the scoring — and you can switch the lens.
A projection that lands back on one of your input anchors (±1 day) is an ECHO — a confirmation, not a discovery. It still scores, but it's dimmed and tagged. The ✦ NOVEL ONLY filter hides echoes so you see only the dates the chronology doesn't already name.
19 is in the resonance set by request — it is not in the stock Ophis MSRF table.
NATORI-ON-PSYFR is a worldbuilding & study instrument rendering the Archaix thesis of Jason Breshears (Archaix.com) as living predictive calendrics — the Chronicon, Doomsday Chronology, the 337 charts, the ANUNNA Files. The Shar-as-turning reckoning, Annus Mundi dating, and cycle lattice are presented as that thesis, not as established science. Deep-past conversions are cycle-true rather than historically observed.