Glossary

A hidden sacred center in Saint-Yves d'Alveydre's esoteric tradition, associated with Synarchy, sacred science, initiatic hierarchy, and hidden world governance. Not automatically identical to later Agartha, Shambhala, Telos, or hollow-earth diagrams.

A hidden or sacred realm in Tibetan and related traditions. In Decode Reality it is compared with Agarttha and other hidden centers, but not automatically merged with them.

A cosmic boundary or vault in several ancient and religious cosmologies. In Decode Reality synthesis, the firmament is treated as fixed and stationary, while source-specific models are preserved separately.

Upper cosmic waters separated from the lower world by the firmament in biblical and related cosmological traditions.

Subterranean waters, abyssal waters, underworld rivers, deep springs, inner oceans, or lower cosmic waters depending on the source tradition.

A Tibetan spiritual realization tradition in which the body is reported to dissolve, reduce, or transform at death. Treated as religious biography and witness-chain tradition.

A comparative term for traditions where the body becomes luminous, resurrected, spiritualized, or transformed. Not identical in every source.

How clearly a source states a claim.

How strongly a claim appears supported as real-world fact.

A claimed anomalous perception method. Preserved as a separate evidence class.

A claimed communication process with nonphysical, spiritual, inner-world, or other intelligences. Preserved as a separate evidence class.

A ritual or magical text, often involving names, seals, prayers, timings, spirits, or symbolic operations.

A ritual diagram or seal, often associated with planetary, divine-name, or protective symbolism.

A concept associated with Saint-Yves d'Alveydre involving sacred or harmonious governance guided by spiritual principles.

A broad category that may refer to caves, tunnels, hidden cities, hollow Earth, Central Sun world, spiritual underworlds, fourth-dimensional realms, or UFO/base networks depending on the source.

A luminous center or inner sun described in some hollow-earth narratives. Evidence class depends on the specific source.

A Decode Reality category for North or South pole-related claims involving openings, vortices, axis symbolism, auroras, hidden geography, or boundary systems.

A ruling power or cosmic governor in some Gnostic traditions. In modern material it may be interpreted differently, so source-specific context is required.

A class of angelic or semi-divine beings in some ancient religious traditions, especially associated with Enochic material.

A reported creature not recognized as verified zoology, such as Sasquatch or other anomalous beings. Evidence is case-by-case.

A cluster of related sources, authors, claims, compilations, translations, derivatives, or repeated traditions.

The founder's working model that compares and organizes multiple sources. It is not automatically a direct claim from any one source.

A repeated copy, excerpt, derivative compilation, or repost of the same source. It does not count as independent confirmation.