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Relationship atlas
Mapping the cosmic landscape
Explore beings, concepts, cosmic structures, and researchers across four interpretive traditions. Select a node to inspect its sources and connections.
This atlas maps how Christianity, ancient Gnosticism, modern UFO/ET research, and astrological systems describe beings, ideas, structures, researchers, and events. Placing them side by side reveals similarities, correlations, and meaningful differences.
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Use Tab to move between visible nodes. Press Enter to open a node. Drag nodes to reposition them, or pan and zoom the graph.
Mapping relationships…
Cosmic chronology
From emanation to disclosure
A comparative sequence spanning pre-material myth, historical transmission, and the modern UAP era.
Comparative synthesis
Four lenses, recurring forms
These alignments are interpretive comparisons, not claims of identity. Each row preserves both convergence and meaningful difference.
Aligning concepts…
Existential inquiry
Twenty-five questions, four cosmic lenses
Explore where Christian and Gnostic sources, UFO and contact research, and astrological traditions converge—and where a careful synthesis must keep them distinct.
—questions explored
Composing the four perspectives…
Source library
Texts, testimony, and scholarship
Primary texts sit alongside modern interpretations and disclosure records. Filters help distinguish evidence types.
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Revision record
Changelog
A public record of additions, corrections, and changes to the atlas.