The Time Charter defines the purpose, structure, and governance principles of the Illumina Time Framework. It establishes the cognitive architecture, anchor lenses, and domain relationships that ensure internal consistency across physics, interpretation, creative work, and the 42-day Illumina cycles.
The Anchor System abstracts cognitive modes into named lenses. Each anchor corresponds to a stable, repeatable perceptual configuration essential during the construction of Time's physics and interpretive layers.
Anchors are drawn from creative figures because artistic work reliably induces state shifts required for scientific and conceptual insight. Their identities serve as reference points for clarity, empathy, motion, resonance, dream-logic, structural thinking, precision, and more.
Anchors are not personalities and not idols. They are functional modes of consciousness—distinct vantage points used to stabilize how cognition enters and exits complex ideas. The system uses women because the patterns of trust, emotional intelligence, frequency sensitivity, and boundary-awareness essential for Time appeared consistently in feminine creative modes.
Note: Greta Thunberg is not an anchor. She defines the Grounding Layer—the environmental, moral, and real-world physics context.