The Code of the Living Name is the fifteenth and culminating volume in Jules Cristo Xvion’s documented continuum—an evidence-driven exploration of how language, number, and geography reveal a single underlying law of coherence. Working in a clear, research-forward voice, Xvion decodes his birth given name, using four foundational ciphers and a locked protocol of digital-root compression, then stress-tests the results across a 97,020-pair statistical trial. The outcome is a rare, replicable symmetry that reframes identity as equation rather than label. Building outward from the mathematics, the book traces how code appears in the physical world: alignments that map cleanly onto the Atlantic corridor (including the Bermuda region), the Atlantis hypothesis as a story of submersion and return, and an Antarctic axis that functions as a planetary archive of law. Scriptural “living water” imagery is read alongside oceanic circulation as twin languages describing the same principle—self-renewing continuity. Throughout, the author avoids doctrine and spectacle in favor of documentation: definitions, methods, reproducible calculations, and transparent assumptions. The result is a work that invites verification. The Code of the Living Name is not a claim; it is a record—showing that when proportion holds, systems stabilize; when code is coherent, identity becomes enduring. It is a mathematical revelation written in numbers, mapped to the Earth, and preserved in a fifteen-book arc whose completion is its proof.