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            "slug": "feng-shui",
            "filename": "Feng_shui.png",
            "label": "Page 42",
            "title": "Feng Shui",
            "eyebrow": "Esoteric Reference Plate",
            "summary": "A manuscript reference folio that maps Feng Shui's governing ideas, symbolic structure, practical uses, and comparative context into one museum-style manuscript page.",
            "caption": "Feng Shui is framed as a codex reference leaf, keeping qi, the bagua map, and the five elements readable without losing the manuscript's engraved atmosphere.",
            "alt": "An illuminated manuscript folio about Feng Shui, with a central diagram or emblematic scene, side panels on qi, the bagua map, and the five elements, and a lower register of symbols, figures, or artifacts.",
            "transcript": "Feng Shui. A manuscript reference folio centered on qi, the bagua map, the five elements, and harmonious space. The page reads as a structured teaching plate with a dominant central field, explanatory side columns, and a lower comparative band.",
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            "section_label": "Esoteric Reference",
            "section_title": "Esoteric Reference Folios",
            "section_summary": "Practice-facing folios on mysticism, occult lineages, ritual orders, divinatory faculties, ritual objects, and spatial harmonies.",
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            "slug": "vastu-shastra",
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            "label": "Page 43",
            "title": "Vastu Shastra",
            "eyebrow": "Esoteric Reference Plate",
            "summary": "A manuscript reference folio that maps Vastu Shastra's governing ideas, symbolic structure, practical uses, and comparative context into one museum-style manuscript page.",
            "caption": "Vastu Shastra is framed as a codex reference leaf, keeping directional harmony, Brahmasthan, and the five elements readable without losing the manuscript's engraved atmosphere.",
            "alt": "An illuminated manuscript folio about Vastu Shastra, with a central diagram or emblematic scene, side panels on directional harmony, Brahmasthan, and the five elements, and a lower register of symbols, figures, or artifacts.",
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                "folio",
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                "manuscript",
                "esoteric reference",
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            "slug": "tripitaka",
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            "label": "Page 44",
            "title": "The Tripitaka",
            "eyebrow": "Sacred Text Plate",
            "summary": "A sacred text folio that organizes The Tripitaka's scriptural structure, core teachings, symbolic vocabulary, and study or devotional use into one readable manuscript page.",
            "caption": "The Tripitaka is framed as a manuscript scripture leaf, keeping canon, commentary, and devotional or interpretive practice visible without flattening the text into a generic religion poster.",
            "alt": "An illuminated manuscript folio about The Tripitaka, with a central book, scroll, or scripture seal, side columns on Vinaya discipline, Sutta teachings, and Abhidhamma analysis, and a lower band of study tools, symbols, or witness scenes.",
            "transcript": "The Tripitaka. A sacred text folio centered on Vinaya discipline, Sutta teachings, Abhidhamma analysis, and the Buddhist path of study. The page treats the canon as a structured reading object with clear teaching zones rather than a decorative cover image.",
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            "section_label": "Sacred Texts",
            "section_title": "Sacred Text Folios",
            "section_summary": "Scriptural canons and teaching books arranged as dedicated folios before the wider comparative tradition run.",
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            "label": "Page 45",
            "title": "The Bhagavad Gita",
            "eyebrow": "Sacred Text Plate",
            "summary": "A sacred text folio that organizes The Bhagavad Gita's scriptural structure, core teachings, symbolic vocabulary, and study or devotional use into one readable manuscript page.",
            "caption": "The Bhagavad Gita is framed as a manuscript scripture leaf, keeping canon, commentary, and devotional or interpretive practice visible without flattening the text into a generic religion poster.",
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