EVA’s Collapse of the Harmonic Glyphs — Humoral Structure Confirmed
I’ve now logged all paragraph starters across the plant folios, and the pattern is absolutely consistent: the tonal glyphs that begin each paragraph correspond directly to the classical humors.
There are five tone glyphs involved:
- k = Mars, Choleric
- p = Jupiter, Sanguine
- t = Saturn, Melancholic
- q = Venus, Phlegmatic
- f = Divine origin, Fertility or cosmic generation
Every paragraph opens with one of these. The structure is deliberate, visible, and matches the traditional medical framework exactly. It’s the foundation for the entire plant section. The tones define the type of ritual and the body-state or energetic field being targeted.
But here’s the problem: EVA ruins this completely.
EVA groups these tone glyphs into upper and lower case letters based on how high or low the crossbar sits. A glyph with one bar is called “t”; with two bars, it becomes “T”. Same for p/P, k/K, f/F. The assumption behind this was that it’s a language and these are letters with case.
But it’s not a language. There is no case. These are not letters.
They’re symbolic tones. And the differences between them are functional. A second crossbar isn’t stylistic — it likely represents a modal shift, a subharmonic gate, or a deeper ritual anchor. The forms with two bars are not the same glyphs. EVA’s system collapses them into one transcription and hides the difference under the false idea of capitalisation.
So I’m now classifying them properly. For example:
- t = standard Saturn tone
- t+ = variant with an additional lower bar, functionally distinct
- same applies for the others
EVA’s handling of these glyphs has actively suppressed the tonal structure of the manuscript for decades. It flattened distinct forms into a typographic shortcut and destroyed the functional reading of the tone system.
Full data sheets, images and logs will be added to the public folder soon.