MLS Analysis Precision:
The 3-Layer Integration Logic Enabling 120,000+ Combinations
Jo Nagamine’s Maya Logic System (MLS) pursues behavioral predictability rather than fortune-telling because its analytical structure transcends conventional Tzolkin interpretations. It achieves this by logically integrating the calendrical wisdom common to the ancient Maya and Aztec civilizations into a multi-layered, high-resolution structure.
This multi-layer integration provides a structural depth comparable to complex Eastern philosophical analyses, enabling precise pattern analysis of over 121,680 combinations.
1. Why is “High-Resolution” Analysis Necessary?
The basic Tzolkin structure (260 patterns) is sufficient for grasping surface personality and daily themes. However, to capture the complexity of modern decision-making and the subtle nuances of human relationships—and thus ensure behavioral predictability—the analysis requires structural “depth” and “breadth.”
MLS achieves this depth and breadth by integrating two additional logical layers into the basic calendar structure: one for life’s grand themes and one for deep-seated action patterns.
2. The 3-Layer Integration Structure for High-Resolution Analysis
MLS analysis precision is realized through the staged integration of the following three logical layers:
| Stage | Integrated Element | Total Combinations | Analytical Objective |
| Stage 1 (Foundation) | Basic Tzolkin Structure | 260 | Foundational Structure of Personality and Action (NAWAL & Number) |
| Stage 2 (Broad Theme) | Calendar Round and other elements | 18,980 (52 years) | Expansion of Life’s Theme and Operational Domain |
| Stage 3 (Deep Structure) | Wisdom derived from Aztec Lord of the Night | 121,680 | Deep Psychology, Hidden Challenges, and Subconscious Action Patterns |
3. The Logic of Stage 3: Visualizing the Hidden Deep Structure
The Stage 3 Integration in MLS is logically grounded in the concept of the number “9” (symbolizing the Underworld), which is represented by the Lords of the Night common across Mesoamerican cultures.
By incorporating this “9th Perspective,” a crucial “depth” is introduced into the analysis:
- Analysis of Hidden Aspects: It logically visualizes “challenges that the individual consciously or subconsciously hides” or “deep-seated constraints on behavior” that cannot be analyzed by the Tzolkin or Calendar Round alone.
- Identification of True Growth Challenges: It allows MLS to pinpoint the true root cause hindering behavioral change, rather than being misled by surface analysis, enabling ethical and targeted application.
This ultimate integrated structure is the evidence that establishes MLS as a rigorous system of learning and the basis for achieving objective behavioral predictability.
This “MLS Analysis Precision” forms the most critical foundation of the Methodology Pillar. To see how this precise analytical structure is applied to “identifying the personal axis” and “the linkage of daily energy laws,” please review the overall structure on the [Methodology Pillar Page].