RONDO

This page presents another dimension of my work as the designer of RONDO.ym.

 

As an individual, I have observed, examined, and organized my own experiences.

Through that process, certain patterns became visible — patterns in how the world moves, how time and consciousness cycle, and how change unfolds across human lives.

 

What is explored here are structural patterns that appear consistently across people.

The 19-Year Cycle, the Three-Layer World Structure, and the relationship between lunar phases and transformation are introduced not as beliefs or doctrines, but as structural models derived from accumulated observation.

 

The structures presented on this page are not answers.

They are Structural Maps — tools for locating oneself within a phase of life when direction feels unclear.

 

They are intended for examining reality directly and discerning underlying structure.

 

The understandings described here did not originate from philosophical reasoning or life experience alone.

I have a perceptual tendency to receive information in visual and sensory forms.

 

Rather than recounting such experiences as they occurred, I have extracted only those elements that reveal reproducible and shared structure, and organized them into models.

 

The material presented here is not a finalized theory.

It remains under continuous observation and refinement.

As new understanding emerges, both structure and expression may be adjusted.

 

This page does not aim to provide fortune-telling, prophecy, or spiritual doctrine.

I am not a spiritualist, or a religious authority.

 

For some, it may feel unexpected to encounter such material on the website of a fashion brand.

However, for those who have encountered RONDO.ym, this perspective may simply be another dimension of the same worldview.

 

While such perspectives are sometimes regarded as unusual, for me they are part of ordinary perception.

 

The chapters are structured sequentially and are best read in order.

 

If these models assist in clarifying or organizing one’s experience, that is sufficient.