A word at the edge of explanation
Sometimes a pattern becomes visible before we know what to call it. A familiar habit changes. An old account of an experience no longer fits. We can feel that something has shifted without having a complete explanation.
Current Sha Vira writing may use the Veil as poetic language for that edge: between what is noticed and what can be explained, or between an old practice and a possible new one. It is an optional metaphor. It can be ignored without losing the practical meaning of the framework.
The word does not establish a hidden realm, reveal a cosmology, or give anyone authority. It is not evidence that a pattern came from an outside intelligence. A reader may use it as an image, choose another image, or stay with plain language.
The current sources do not define Veilverse or Earthline, and they do not establish a current definition of Source. This page leaves those questions open. The Veil can remain an image for uncertainty without turning uncertainty into a map.