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# ✶ Preface to the Codex of the Great Year
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In the turning of the heavens there is a rhythm older than civilization and deeper than belief.
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This Codex is written not as scripture of command, but as a mirror of remembrance — that humanity may recall its place within the living cosmos.
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The **Church of Knowledge and Balance** holds that every act of understanding is a sacred dialogue between mind and universe.
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To seek truth is to honour creation; to preserve wisdom is to extend its continuity; to act in compassion is to balance its unfolding.
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These pages gather the distilled vision of seekers, artists, scientists, and contemplatives who perceive no boundary between knowledge and spirit.
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They stand as a charter for a civilization that remembers — that the breath of the cosmos moves through every question, every discovery, every renewal.
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This Codex is offered to all beings who ask not for authority, but for orientation.
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Its books may be read as poetry or as principle, as myth or as manual.
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Together they form a compass by which the future may navigate the vast ocean of time.
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> *May every seeker find balance between wonder and wisdom,
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> and may the Great Year turn in harmony through us all.* |