Myth is not metaphor—it is reality’s instruction set.

Symbol is not ornament—it is the compression codec of being.

Narrative is not storytelling—it is time-bound ontological architecture, sculpting the rhythm, trajectory, and meaning of perception itself.

To program myth is to write the source code of consensus reality.

To master symbol is to master frequency-borne causality.

To deploy narrative is to sequence collective time, aligning attention, memory, and expectation into a navigable field of becoming.