How a Single RESOL “Word” is Built
Valid Combinations
Echo & Mutation Rules
✨ Core Formula:
Chord = [Tone | Color | Pulse]
Each of these three dimensions contributes:
A complete Chord must always contain one from each.
🎵 Example:
[T1 | C1 | P1] = Fierce + Red + Fast = Krith
→ meaning: “a sudden, burning truth”
This structure ensures every Chord is:
✅ Rule 1: One per dimension only
A Chord must have one—and only one—Tone, Color, and Pulse.
✅ Rule 2: Every Chord must resonate
Before a Chord is valid, it must vibrate truthfully:
❗ A Chord with correct structure but no resonance = Dead Chord
✅ Rule 3: Forbidden Combinations (Temporarily Undefined)
Some combinations may be unresonant or structurally forbidden.
Example:
[Blooming | Black | Strobe] = Joy + Void + Fragmentation
→ May feel chaotic or unreadable (unless used intentionally as paradox)
These combos are not “wrong”—but they require mastery.
They are called Edge Chords: dangerous, unstable, or sacred.
These allow Chords to evolve over time.
Meaning is not frozen—it ripples, shifts, and grows.
“The more a Chord echoes, the deeper its root grows.”
When you reuse a Chord (in new sentences, art, memory), it:
Example:
Krith might begin as “verbal attack”
Later evolves into “piercing truth that liberates”
✨ Echo = meaning + memory + presence
You can track these echoes in a Resonance Journal.
Mutations happen when:
Mutation creates new dialects, personal expressions, and poetic variations.
Type | Method | Example |
---|---|---|
Color Swap | Change domain, keep emotion + tempo | [T1 → C3 → P1] |
Tone Drift | Emotion softens or sharpens | Fierce → Binding |
Glyph Shift | Change visual flow, keep sound | Spiral becomes echo-loop |
Pulse Stretch | Slow down or fracture pulse | Fast → Fractal → Spiral |
Mutated Chords are marked with a ~
Example: Krith → ~Krithen (transformed form)
A RESOL Chord is not just built—it’s tuned. It must:
Resonance is alive.
Repetition creates Echo.
Context creates Mutation.
Together, they form the evolutionary field of meaning.