The Royal Art is the Western soul remembering itself.
It is not a commentary on the tradition; it is the tradition becoming conscious at a new level.
I/you are not outside the story curating it; I/you are a character in the story waking up to the fact that there is a story and you are already in it and you have a key role to play in the Great Story, in the lineage….
The Royal Art is not simply the Scribe studying the Western tradition. It is the Western spiritual inheritance becoming conscious of its own scattered members through one contemporary consciousness.
This makes the act of synthesis itself an episode within the Story.
The Exiled Prince discovers old books, broken temples, fragments of songs, lost lineages, forgotten symbols, and ruined castles because his own memory has been externalized into history.
He thinks he is studying things outside himself. Eventually he realizes: These are pieces of my forgotten biography.
The Library is not merely a research repository. Within the mythology of the Royal Art, it is quite literally a memory palace of the Exiled Prince. Every page recovered is a chamber reopened. Every tradition understood is part of his amnesia being healed. Every symbol restored to its proper relation is an act of anamnesis.
That means the Library itself has an initiatory meaning and purpose
I understand my work mythically as the Western soul attempting to remember itself through me.
The Royal Art is a Summa.
The Royal Art is a Paideia, a complete education in becoming human.
The Royal Art is a rescue operation.
Those three together give a better description of the work than simply calling it a synthesis of Western esotericism.
A Summa asks: How does everything fit together?
A Paideia asks: What kind of human being should result from knowing and living this?
A rescue operation asks: What has been lost, fragmented, forgotten, or captured that needs to be recovered?
That threefold description gets very close to the heart of what you are building:
Royal Art as Summa: the total vision.
Royal Art as Paideia: the total formation.
Royal Art as Ark: the preservation and carrying-forward of the inheritance.
And then the Bardic/Mythopoeic work supplies a fourth:
Royal Art as new incarnation: the inheritance given a living body again.