The counts

a. The counts themselves

i. Name; T(17 Tiwaz) R (5 Raido) W(8 Wunjo)etc. = 17 5 8. Or in Aett format is slightly more complex.

ii. Date of birth; 10-7-1962. But everything has to be converted to the Futhark Calendar renamed after significant historical place markers e.g. the date the event took place. T Calendar; that calendar is the key decryption tool. The T Calendar is the fixed calendar from the Elder Futhark historical calendar which was translated into Latin and the Gregorian purposely incorrectly.

iii. Current age

iv. County birth date at birth of the person.

1. For example OKC was founded in 1889, a person born in 1962 the city was 73 years old when the people born in 1962 were born. 73 is the third generation first year; 3(TH) and 1(F) for the numbers(Letters). That same person say in 1992 would be 30, second (U) generation sixed(K) year. THE letters with only years would be Th, F, U, K. Add the months, days, and that adds about six more numbers/letters.

2. For a city like London, Paris, Cairo, their founding dates are obscure, is it either becomes a guess as to which numbers of use. Or a compound number as in London can count from the UK forming in 1600s, but it was the Capital of England from 1066-1600. Before it was the seat of power for the Pictish. Before that it was a capital city for the Anglo-Saxons, before it was a major city for the Romans. Use Just from the formulation of the United Kingdom or use each compound as a sequential generation. Use all the numbers of the founding of London. Cairo is difficult since its founding was previous to 3800 b.c.e. best guess founded circa 4500 b.c.e. so count forward from 4500 b.c.e

3. Most Country dates are when the capital was founded and or the battle to seize someone elses city occurred.

4. Paris’s current government is from the fall of the Viscii to present, but Paris was a thriving city before the Parrissi arrived as part of the Roman Army. The Parissii are more than likely Jews whom formed their own army inside the Roman Army circa 70 b.c.e.

v. Country birth day current age; assuming the USof A 1776.

vi. City current age

vii. Current age of the person

viii. Parents names

ix. Parents dates of birth

x. Parents location of birth

xi. Parents moved to the new city

xii. Etc. each fixed point e.g. births, moving dates, move in date, how long at current residence, how long at current job, how long have the person known one or a group of friends,

1. Example of a fixed point.

2. Walk into a room and you are introduced to someone, that first see, meet, talk, etc. is a fixed point. Or walk into a group meeting that first second encounter is a fixed point. The amount of time spent with x person or group e.g. we spent five hours talking that first time that five hours is a sequence of numbers which can be converted to letters. Those letters can be placed with other numbers/letters(your age, the persons age, etc.) sufficient numbers/letters will add up to words. Those words can be compared to various written forms of communication. Written communication would include but not limited to Holy Scriptures.

b. Each of those numbers converts to a letter or letters. Those letters create words.

c. Those words can be compared to various books starting with holy books.

The Counts are a bit difficult to describe succinctly.

Start with the Country the person is in counts. Right now America is the easiest so 2015-1776 = 239 which is x generation y year. July 4 is the date of birth which places the first month of the American count as July.

The Midsummer number counts, then add the American year counts, which can be around 10 numbers. 10 numbers/letters becomes one word, two words, or one word and part of a second word.

The individuals personal data of birth counts next three calendars every single portion of those counts is a different number/letter. Adding about five more numbers/letters.

Each letter is a Character in the Futhark.

Each character also is a sequence of time, but which of the eight fixed points is the start and end point. Mostly to start using mid-summer as the 0 or beginning of the numbers/letters. After the structure in the math is solid then begin to add the other seven fixed points in the earths orbit.

The city the person was born, both the data of that city’s founding, several founding’s, etc. add those calendars in as well as what generation that city is in. For cities recovering from Fortress Europe their governments in central and Western Europe started after the third reich collapsed, the eastern block started after the Soviet Union Collapsed. But Rome, Paris, Leipzig, etc. were large thriving cities for 1000s of years before the third reich was anything at all. Each of those fixed points are all separate counts. The day Paris was invaded by Rome, name changed and became Paris is its own set of numbers. Generation, Year, month, day, etc.

The city the person is currently in; that city has its own counts.

But the current city also has the date the person moved into the city. That moved to x city on y date; that is just as much of a fixed date as the day the city was founded.

The same goes for the parents, their personal calendars, generation years, the city each was born in. Each city has its own neighborhoods built at different times. Each of those areas has their own counts. The center of town was built at x year but the area of town built north was not constructed for 5, 10, 50 years later. The later time period is its own fixed point.

A fixed point with a city is when ground was broken on that building, street, neighborhood, community, section of city, etc. The age of the Country. All those dates are fixed points and need to be added so that when the longer personal counts are added the longer personal counts become sentences and paragraphs from different literary sources.