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  "name": "Hekhal Rosetta Maps",
  "description": "The Rosetta cross-tradition concept maps: one mystical move shown across traditions, each corner linked to its primary text, every edge marked as documented transmission (T) or structural parallel (S). Perennialist collapse is refused (shared root, divergent fruit). Cross-tradition parallels are asserted only where a named comparativist already drew them, with citation. Openly licensed CC-BY-SA.",
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  "creator": {
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    "name": "Hekhal",
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      "@type": "CreativeWork",
      "name": "The Light-Ontology Triangle",
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      "description": "A documented transmission line from Plotinian Neoplatonism into the Christian Dionysian tradition, with a structurally parallel Islamic articulation in Ghazali. The first cross-tradition triangle Hekhal documents in full.",
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        "apophatic christian",
        "akbarian sufism"
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      "alternateName": "Plotinus, Pseudo-Dionysius, and the Mishkat al-Anwar",
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      "name": "The Map-of-the-Interior Triangle",
      "url": "https://hekhal.org/maps/map-of-the-interior-triangle",
      "description": "Three traditions that independently develop architectural cartographies of the inner ascent toward the divine. The triangle whose three corners share structure without direct historical transmission across all three edges.",
      "about": [
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        "kabbalah",
        "apophatic christian"
      ],
      "keywords": "merkavah, sefirot, sod",
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      "alternateName": "Heikhalot palaces, the Bahir's Sefirot, and Teresa's seven dwellings",
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      "name": "The Apophatic Triangle",
      "url": "https://hekhal.org/maps/apophatic-triangle",
      "description": "Three traditions that name the divine by negation at the apex of the contemplative ascent. The triangle whose corners share a documented Neoplatonic substrate, then develop the via negativa in three distinct technical vocabularies.",
      "about": [
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        "kabbalah",
        "akbarian sufism"
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      "name": "The Union Triangle",
      "url": "https://hekhal.org/maps/the-union-triangle",
      "description": "Three traditions that reach, at the height of the ascent, for a union in which the separate self is undone. The triangle whose corners share a documented Neoplatonic substrate, then divide sharply over what survives the union.",
      "about": [
        "akbarian sufism",
        "apophatic christian",
        "hesychasm"
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      "keywords": "henosis, fana, baqa, theosis, kenosis",
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      "alternateName": "The self undone at the summit in Plotinian henosis, Sufi fana, and Christian theosis",
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      "name": "The Creative Word Triangle",
      "url": "https://hekhal.org/maps/the-creative-word-triangle",
      "description": "Three traditions that read creation as an act of divine speech, and then divide over what the Word is, an incarnate person, a set of cosmic letters, or a transcendent command. The triangle rooted in the scriptural \"and God said,\" grown into three theologies of the Word.",
      "about": [
        "kabbalah",
        "akbarian sufism",
        "christian esoteric exegesis"
      ],
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      "alternateName": "The world spoken into being in the Johannine Logos, the letters of Sefer Yetzirah, and the Akbarian kun",
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