10-05-2025, 11:51 PM
Binary Ritual Encoding – Corrected Phase System & Open Replication Test
Hi all,
Thanks again for your feedback on my earlier post—especially the critiques regarding glyph miscounts and assumptions in the otar/otor hypothesis. I’ve taken that seriously and rebuilt the framework from scratch using only observable visual and structural patterns.
What I checked myself is a replicable decoding method that doesn't rely on EVA glyph assumptions at all and that is why the method kept working regardless of how I classified the glyphs. So it classifies symbolic figures across the manuscript into four ritual phases based solely on visual and positional cues.
The System (All Visual)
Each figure or cluster is assigned one of four phases:
What You Can Test
Choose any Voynich folio with circular or sequential figures. For each:
All diagrams, wheels, and my corrected write-up are here:
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It includes:
Would love to see others test this on untouched folios or attempt to falsify the pattern using the same visual-only method.
Amy Laird
Austin, TX
Binary Ritual Encoding System for Symbolic Manuscripts (Patent Pending)
Hi all,
Thanks again for your feedback on my earlier post—especially the critiques regarding glyph miscounts and assumptions in the otar/otor hypothesis. I’ve taken that seriously and rebuilt the framework from scratch using only observable visual and structural patterns.
What I checked myself is a replicable decoding method that doesn't rely on EVA glyph assumptions at all and that is why the method kept working regardless of how I classified the glyphs. So it classifies symbolic figures across the manuscript into four ritual phases based solely on visual and positional cues.
The System (All Visual)
Each figure or cluster is assigned one of four phases:
- Passive (Grounding) – stillness, rest, purification
- Active (Invocation) – offering, command, dynamic gesture
- Transitional (Threshold) – movement, entry, flow
- Neutral (Closure) – reset, symmetry, ending
What You Can Test
Choose any Voynich folio with circular or sequential figures. For each:
- Assign a phase to every figure (based on posture, interaction, movement, etc.)
- Plot the sequence.
- Look for:
- Phase symmetry (especially Neutral phases at segment edges)
- Quarter or trinity breaks
- Repeated arcs (e.g. Passive → Active → Transitional → Neutral)
- Phase symmetry (especially Neutral phases at segment edges)
- f70v1/f70v2 (Taurus/Gemini): Mirrored structure with Neutral phase markers at 15/21/29
- f67r2 (Lunar): Ritual phase flow matches waxing/waning moon logic
- f68r1 (Metonic 19-Year Wheel): All leap years (3, 6, 8, 11, 14, 17, 19) are Active/Transitional/Neutral — never Passive
All diagrams, wheels, and my corrected write-up are here:
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It includes:
- Phase wheel diagrams
- Metonic overlay chart
- Ritual phase legend
- Full explanation of logic with no glyph-based decoding
Would love to see others test this on untouched folios or attempt to falsify the pattern using the same visual-only method.
Amy Laird
Austin, TX
Binary Ritual Encoding System for Symbolic Manuscripts (Patent Pending)

