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[Antonio García Jiménez]

Logically, if the position of the Moon, the benches, are defined with respect to the Sun, it must be somewhere. The Sun is in the gallows. It is the right leg of the Eva-t and Eva-k. In the first case, the Sun is in the northern hemisphere and in the second in the south. Its position is marked by the left leg,the arrow, Eva-q. 
  The benched gallows Eva-cth and Eva-ckh are the symbols that indicate when the Moon is aligned with the Sun, specifically in opposition, a planetary aspect.
 You may be wondering what are p and f gallows and benched gallows with these two symbols. This is one of the clues that corroborates my theory.
Think of these gallows as the points of the ecliptic where the Sun meets the lunar nodes, the ancient head and tail dragon where eclipses occur. The symbols p and f iconically represent this situation with the dashed line of the Sun. The right leg is broken.

The paragraphs we see in the VM script are just time cycles. They usually start with a gallow, the meridian. If p and f are mainly in the first line of the paragraphs it is because these solar positions, where the eclipse occurs, are rare. Eva-t and k and their respective benched gallows are much more common.