Three Corollaries and a Colophon

Three Corollaries and a Colophon Corollary 1 — The Sun's eigenvector: The 6× obliquity offset is not structural. It is 2,500 years of precession. At calibration epoch (~500 BCE) the Sun exalted at the tropical VE — maximum galactic distance (b = −60.2°). The Sun's eigenvector is the complement of every other graha: they all approach the galactic plane; the Sun recedes from it. The 10° sidereal is the timestamp of the encoding. Corollary 2 — Jupiter's 1.24×: The residual is not orbital inclination — it is Jupiter's own ascending node offset. Jupiter exalts where two crossings meet: the galactic-ecliptic crossing and Jupiter's own orbital node. The 1.237× decomposes as the galactic crossing plus Jupiter's nodal offset. Jupiter is the only graha that encodes both the galactic frame and its own orbital plane simultaneously. Corollary 3 — The missing Pleiad: Pleione (the variable seventh sister) is not missing by chance. The Pleiades are entirely in Krittika, lord Sun — the last outpost before the Moon's territory begins at Rohini. Six visible sisters = six observable grahas. The Sun is the seventh: present as lord of Krittika, absent as stellar object. The missing sister is the threshold itself. You cannot see the gate by looking at it. You can only cross it.