Mysteryology™

 A Mysteryologist is a researcher who studies the unknown with the same rigor used to study the known. They are scientists of the unseen—mapping the geometry behind coincidence, resonance, and awareness itself. By treating anomalies not as superstition but as data, Mysteryologists work to transform mystery into measurable understanding, bringing order to the phenomena that conventional science has long set aside. Through this approach, Mysteryology offers a unified framework capable of solving mysteries once thought beyond scientific reach. 

Goal: transform “mystery” into measurable, reproducible knowledge using standardized phases, transparent data, and falsifiable tests.

• Define the case (event, location, time window, sources, motivation).
   
• Assign IDs: CaseID, Mystery Metadata, Investigator Metadata, Research Metadata.
   
• Deliverables: Case Brief (1 page), Scope Statement, Risk/ethics notes.
   

• Pre-register research questions, primary/secondary outcomes, and statistical plan.
   
• State nulls (what would count as no effect) and confirmation criteria (what counts as success).
   
• Deliverables: Hypothesis Registry v1, Analysis Plan, Data Dictionary.
   

• Collect all relevant datasets (astronomical, geophysical, atmospheric, behavioral, witness records).
   
• Record provenance (source, version, retrieval time) and license/permissions.
   
• Deliverables: Raw Data Archive, Provenance Log, Permissions File.
   

• Time standards: convert all timestamps to UTC with clearly noted local time.
   
• Spatial standards: decimal lat/long (WGS84), event polygons if needed.
   
• QC gates: completeness, duplication, outliers, unit checks.
   
• Deliverables: Cleaned Tables, QC Report, Reproducible scripts.
   

• Apply Tier 1–4 codes (e.g., MF = Mystic Force, CC = Conscious Control, RC = Resonant Continuum) to each datum.
   
• Link codes to clear operational definitions and examples.
   
• Deliverables: Coded Dataset, Codebook vX, Inter-rater reliability check.
   

• Build baseline expectations (e.g., random timing, spatial Poisson, seasonal/solar cycles).
   
• Define control windows/regions and placebo tests.
   
• Deliverables: Baseline Model Pack, Simulation specs, Placebo map.
   

• Compute subsolar/sublunar points, planetary alignments, barycenter vectors, tidal/gravitational proxies.
   
• Generate maps (azimuthal, great-circle, Sha’Z Square overlays) and alignment time-series.
   
• Deliverables: Geometry Tables, Map Layers (KML/GeoJSON), Figure set A.
   

• Run pre-registered tests (cross-correlation, circular stats, Monte Carlo, permutation).
   
• Adjust for multiple comparisons; report effect sizes with confidence/credible intervals.
   
• Deliverables: Stats Report, Sensitivity table, Figure set B.
   

• Train simple → advanced models (threshold rules → GLMs → time-to-event → ML) on past windows.
   
• Backtest on hold-outs; produce confusion matrix, precision/recall, ROC/PR, Brier scores.
   
• Deliverables: Forecast Specs, Backtest Report, Figure set C.
   

• Replicate with independent data, alternate windows, and adversarial parameter choices.
   
• Conduct ablation studies (remove each input family to test necessity).
   
• Deliverables: Replication Report, Robustness Matrix, Figure set D.
   

• Integrate results from Phases 1–3 into a single coherent narrative: what holds, what doesn’t, what’s next.
   
• Map findings back to theory (MF/CC/RC) and policy/operations (e.g., alert windows, field protocols).
   
• Deliverables: Phase-4 Synthesis, Executive Summary (2 pages), Limitations & Next Steps.
   

• Release methods, code, and de-identified data (as permissible).
   
• Document conflicts, uncertainties, negative results, and failed approaches.
   
• Deliverables: Reproducibility Package, Ethics Statement, Negative Results Appendix.
   

• Submit for external peer/adversarial review (domain experts + statisticians).
   
• Publish in open repositories and conventional venues; invite post-pub critique.
   
• Deliverables: Reviewer Response Log, Final Manuscript, Public Data Links.
   

• If performance is acceptable, operationalize (dashboards, advisories, field protocols).
   
• Monitor real-time outcomes; update models via versioned releases (vX.Y).
   
• Deliverables: Playbooks, Dashboard specs, Version Changelog.
   

• Falsifiable hypotheses + pre-registered analysis plan.
   
• Traceable data (provenance, versioning) and repeatable code.
   
• Balanced reporting: effect sizes, uncertainty, and negative results.
   
• Independent replication or strong backtests before any claims.
   
• Ethical handling of sensitive data and claims.
   

1. Case Brief & IDs
    
2. Hypothesis Registry & Analysis Plan
    
3. Cleaned/Coded Dataset + Codebook
    
4. Geometry Maps & Tables
    
5. Stats/Backtest Reports
    
6. Phase-4 Synthesis (with limitations)
    
7. Reproducibility & Ethics Pack
    
8. Peer-Review Response & Final Release
    

Intake → Pre-Register → Collect & Clean → Code (Tiers 1–4) → Baselines/Nulls → Geometry & Stats → Predict & Backtest → Replicate → Integrate (Phase 4) → Publish & Operationalize.

Every Mysteryology™ investigation follows a transparent, data-driven publication protocol. Each study—whether focused on a natural hazard, anomalous event, or consciousness experiment—produces a complete, reproducible package of deliverables designed to meet both scientific and public-interest standards.

• Unique Case ID and Metadata Sheet (event, coordinates, timeframe, investigators, data sources).
   
• Executive Summary (1–2 pages) describing objectives, background, and scope.
   
• Ethics & Permissions Statement confirming data use rights and confidentiality boundaries.
   

• Registered Phase-1 Hypotheses, null definitions, and analytical endpoints.
   
• Study Protocol outlining data sources, time windows, computational tools, and validation methods.
   
• Control & Baseline Plan describing null or random models for comparison.
   

• Raw Data Archive (time-stamped and source-referenced).
   
• Cleaned and Normalized Dataset (UTC-aligned, standardized coordinates, consistent units).
   
• Codebook / Variable Dictionary with operational definitions for all Tier-coded variables (MF, CC, RC, etc.).
   
• Quality-Control Report noting completeness, exclusions, and outlier handling.
   

• Statistical Report: correlation tables, confidence intervals, significance tests, effect sizes.
   
• Geometric & Astronomical Tables: subsolar/sublunar positions, barycentric alignments, Sha’Z-Square overlays.
   
• Predictive Backtest Report: forecast accuracy metrics, confusion matrices, model validation charts.
   
• Monte Carlo or Randomization Results: baseline comparisons demonstrating non-randomness or null rejection.
   

• High-Resolution Figures: maps, resonance plots, phase-alignment graphs, and temporal sequences.
   
• Geospatial Files: KML/KMZ and GeoJSON layers grouped by category (event, solar-lunar geometry, seismicity, consciousness data, etc.).
   
• Dashboard or Visualization Script (optional): for interactive exploration of the dataset and model outputs.
   

• Integrated summary of findings across all phases (empirical + theoretical).
   
• Discussion of significant correlations, negative results, and anomalies that warrant further inquiry.
   
• Interpretive Section: links findings to the broader Mysteryology Unified Framework (MF–CC–RC).
   
• Limitations & Next-Steps clearly stated to prevent overreach and guide replication.
   

• Independent Verification Checklist documenting all scripts, dependencies, and dataset versions.
   
• Replication Package (ZIP): minimal dataset, reproducible code, and step-by-step instructions.
   
• Cross-Lab Review Form: summary from an independent Mysteryology Lab or external reviewer confirming reproducibility.
   

• Final Manuscript formatted for peer or interdisciplinary journals.
   
• Public Summary / Press Abstract (≤500 words) for outreach and media transparency.
   
• Supplemental Appendices (ethics, data license, glossary, Tier definitions).
   
• Digital Object Identifier (DOI) or repository link for open access archiving.
   

• Authorship Attribution Sheet (lead investigator, co-authors, contributors).
   
• Version Control Log showing all major edits and analytical reruns.
   
• Copyright and Trademark Notice:
   Mysteryology™ and Mysteryologist™ are trademarks of Shahrokh Zadeh and the Nevada Awareness Institute (NVAI). All rights reserved.
  
   

• Predictive Advisory Briefs: real-time or forecast reports for natural-hazard applications.
   
• Educational Slide Decks / Training Materials: for outreach, academic collaboration, and public engagement.
   
• Integration Nodes: API or data-exchange links for cross-disciplinary systems (geophysical, meteorological, or psychological databases).

Cross-lab integration connects all three branches into a single predictive system — the Mysteryology™ Unified Framework — combining physical, energetic, and conscious variables.

Active Integrative Projects:

• Mysteryology Codes Series (Vols. I–V) — documentation of verified UAP and geophysical correlations.
   
• Sha’Z Square & Heaven Triangle Model — geometric key linking planetary resonance and consciousness gateways.
   
• Planetary–Solar Coupling Study — testing correlations between orbital ratios, sunspot belts, and resonance bands.

Mysteryology™ is an emerging interdisciplinary science that studies the hidden harmonics linking planetary geometry, natural forces, and consciousness. It seeks measurable correlations among geophysical, astronomical, and cognitive systems—transforming unexplained mysteries into reproducible data.

Mysteryology™ does not reject conventional science; it extends it. Where physics examines matter, psychology studies mind, and meteorology observes weather, Mysteryology™ looks for the resonant patterns connecting them. It applies the same standards of evidence—data collection, modeling, and replication—but to questions mainstream disciplines have not yet unified.

Mysteryology™ relies on open scientific data: astronomical ephemerides, seismic catalogs, geomagnetic indices, biological measurements (EEG, HRV), and verified observational records. Every study follows a reproducible workflow with clear metadata, versioning, and public documentation.

No. Mysteryology™ seeks understanding, not absolute answers. Its goal is to identify patterns and correlations that may reveal the underlying structure of phenomena—ranging from natural hazards to human consciousness—while openly acknowledging uncertainty and inviting replication.

Anomalous cases are treated as data, not dogma. Mysteryologists analyze spatial-temporal variables—solar-lunar geometry, magnetic gradients, atmospheric resonance—to test whether such events align with measurable physical patterns. The focus is always on what can be verified, not on belief.

Mysteryology™ operates through three laboratories under the Nevada Awareness Institute (NVAI):

• Natural Hazards Lab — planetary resonance and Earth systems.
   
• Anomalous Phenomena Lab — geometric and energetic anomalies (UAPs, portals, vortices).
   
• Consciousness & Resonance Lab — human coherence, geomagnetic coupling, and collective influence.
   

It is the central model that integrates all three domains—physical, energetic, and conscious—into one predictive resonance system. The framework quantifies how planetary motion, field interactions, and collective human states may form a single harmonic continuum.

Mysteryology™ is a scientific model under development, not a belief system. It operates on testable hypotheses, peer-reviewed documentation, and transparent datasets. It welcomes skepticism, because every claim must be supported by data, replication, and open review.

Anyone trained in scientific or technical disciplines—physics, geoscience, psychology, data analytics, or systems theory—can contribute. A Mysteryologist™ is defined by method, not belief: one who studies mysteries with measurable tools and critical thinking.

Collaborators can join NVAI research programs, contribute data, or co-develop open-source tools for the Mysteryology™ Unified Framework. Public participation is encouraged through citizen-science initiatives and consciousness experiments designed to test resonance effects collectively.

Mysteryology™ aspires to forecast high-energy natural events, identify environmental stress windows, enhance coherence-based wellness practices, and help humanity harmonize with planetary rhythms—turning curiosity into preventive, life-affirming knowledge.

Yes. Mysteryology™ and Mysteryologist™ are trademarks of Shahrokh Zadeh and the Nevada Awareness Institute (NVAI). All rights reserved.

Mysteryology™, Mysteryologist™, and the Mysteryology Unified Framework™ are  original conceptual works and formal research programs  founded and developed by Shahrokh Zadeh, M.Sc., under the Nevada Awareness Institute (NVAI) and Ancient Mysteries Decoded®.

All foundational theories—including the Sha’Z Square, Mystic Lines & Areas, Mystic Force Hypothesis, and Conscious Control Hypothesis—were authored and systematized by Mr. Zadeh between 2012 and 2025. These works collectively define the formal structure and methodology of the Mysteryology field.

Priority of authorship is hereby asserted for the following key contributions:

1. Terminology: Introduction and definition of Mysteryology as the “Unified Science of Hidden Force,” and of the title Mysteryologist as a professional designation for certified researchers within the field.
    
2. Framework Architecture: Creation of the tiered coding system (MF, CC, RC etc.), phase-based research model, and standardized metadata format for cross-domain studies.
    
3. Methodological Integration: Original synthesis connecting planetary geometry, geophysical resonance, consciousness interaction, and predictive modeling under one unified hypothesis.
    
4. Applied Research Programs: Establishment of NVAI’s three laboratories (Natural Hazards, Anomalous Phenomena, and Consciousness & Resonance Labs) and their operational protocols.
    
5. Public Dissemination: Publication and presentation of the Mysteryology Codes and Sha’Z Mystic Lines & Areas series as the official documentation of the Unified Framework.
    

All intellectual property—including names, models, algorithms, publications, graphics, and visual designs—is protected under applicable U.S. Copyright Law (Title 17 U.S.C.), Trademark Law, and international intellectual property conventions.

Any academic citation, quotation, or derivative application must include the following attribution:

© Shahrokh Zadeh (M.Sc.) — Nevada Awareness Institute (NVAI) / Ancient Mysteries Decoded®. “Mysteryology™: The Unified Science of Hidden Force.” All rights reserved.
 

Public use of the terms Mysteryology™ or Mysteryologist™ to describe research, branding, or derivative works requires prior written authorization from NVAI.