MLS Laws & Frameworks

Definition of Micro Analysis: The Tzolkin Dual Analysis component that interprets personal energy, guiding individual actions, thoughts, and inner self-realization using the Personal Tzolkin cycle.

Definition of Macro Analysis: The Tzolkin Dual Analysis component used to interpret the universal energy of the external world, society, and environment using the Day Sign and Number.

Definition of Tzolkin Dual Analysis, the core method of the Nagamine Maya Logic System. Learn how this unique technique integrates universal and personal Tzolkin energies for optimal daily decision-making.

Calendars organize time and awareness, while fortune-telling predicts outcomes. Learn the essential difference between the two approaches.

Maya cycle thinking views time through four qualitative phases rather than growth and decline. A framework for recognizing stages.

Decision-making frameworks help structure complex choices. Their goal is not answers, but better judgment.

Creative constraints show how limitations can enable clarity, creativity, and intentional decision-making.

Symbols do not contain fixed meanings. They function as mediums through which meaning can be discovered.

The four fundamental logical pillars that underpin the philosophy and methodology of the Nagamine Maya Logic System (MLS). These include: 1. Segmentation from Determinism, 2. Recognition via Lens, 3. Analysis via Duality (Macro/Micro), and 4. Creative Constraints. Together, they provide a systematic framework for ensuring action reproducibility and objective decision-making.

A core analytical process in the Nagamine Maya Logic System (MLS) focused on the temporal dimension ('When'). Day Analysis decodes the qualitative energy of a specific date to determine the most strategically opportune timing for action. By synchronizing external energetic flows with individual traits, it ensures that execution is not only timely but also structurally aligned with natural rhythms for maximum reproducibility.