Source-Specific, Comparative, and Synthesis Views

Decode Reality separates three views. Source-Specific View shows what one source says. Comparative View compares similarities and differences between sources. Decode Reality Synthesis View presents the founder's working model. This separation prevents a modern synthesis from being mistaken for an ancient quote, a ritual symbol from being mistaken for physical proof, or a repeated compilation from being mistaken for independent evidence.

Source-Specific View preserves what an individual source or tradition actually says, without interpretation or comparison. This is the foundation — every claim starts here.

Comparative View shows patterns, similarities, and differences across multiple sources. It allows readers to see where traditions converge and diverge. But comparative patterns are not themselves source claims — they are observations about source relationships.

Decode Reality Synthesis View presents the founder's working model. This is clearly labeled as synthesis, never as a direct claim from any source. The synthesis is a tool for organizing understanding, not a replacement for source-specific evidence.