Temple Design and Circuit Design
Definition
The Netist articulation of the structural-correspondence between ancient temple-architecture and modern electronic circuit-design. Temple Design and Circuit Design names the structural-recognition that ancient-temples were designed as functional energy-circuits articulating cosmic-architectural features; the modern electronic-circuit-design articulates structurally-similar features at the technology-articulation, and the broader recognition is that temple-architecture and circuit-architecture are two articulations of the same structural-features.
Literal meaning
The structural-correspondence between ancient temple-architecture and modern circuit-design. The article articulates the broader-recognition that temples and circuits both articulate energy-flow features through structurally-coherent designs, and that the ancient temple-builders articulated structural-features that modern circuit-design has rediscovered through different-articulation.
Esoteric meaning
Temple Design and Circuit Design articulates the structural-feature that the broader contemplative-tradition has recognized as *the temple as cosmic-instrument*. The structural-recognition is that ancient temples were not merely religious-buildings but functional energy-architectures articulating cosmic-features; the temple's specific-design (orientation, proportions, materials, internal-arrangement) operated as structural-features for energy-flow articulation, and the modern circuit-design articulates structurally-similar features at the electronic-articulation.
Allegorical meaning
Two musical-instruments designed in different cultures and periods that articulate similar musical-features through different-articulation: the structural-recognition is that the underlying acoustic-physics is one, the specific-articulations of the physics through different-instruments is another, and both instruments articulate the same fundamental-features through different specific-design.
Extended meaning
Temple Design and Circuit Design articulates several specific structural-features: (1) Ancient temple-orientation: temples were oriented to specific astronomical-features (cardinal-directions, solstice-and-equinox positions, specific-stars), the orientations operated as structural-features for the temple's energy-articulation; (2) Temple-proportions: temple-proportions were articulated through specific structural-ratios (Phi-ratio, the broader sacred-geometric proportions), the proportions operated as structural-features for resonance-articulation; (3) Temple-materials: specific-materials were chosen for their structural-features (granite for piezoelectric properties, water for its broader articulation-features, specific-minerals for their structural-features), the materials operated as structural-components of the energy-circuit; (4) Modern circuit-design articulates structurally-similar features through electronic-components: capacitors articulate structural-features the temple-water articulates, resistors articulate structural-features the temple-stone articulates, and the broader circuit-design articulates structural-features the temple-design articulates. The relationship to *Earth Grid*, *Sphinx*, *Stonehenge*, and broader monumental-articulations is structural: the broader Earth Grid articulates the planetary-circuit, the specific monuments articulate specific-circuit-stations.
*Temple Design and Circuit Design* articulates the temple-circuit correspondence. The article complements *Earth Grid*, *Sphinx*, *Stonehenge*, *Sacred Geometry*, and broader monumental articulations.
Usage
A practitioner encounters Temple Design and Circuit Design in the broader articulation of bridge-science and in specific contexts of temple-and-architecture work.
Ritual usage
Temple-design articulates ritual-architecture directly. The broader articulation operates through every ritual-space's structural-design.
Comparative tradition
Egyptian articulation of temple-as-cosmic-instrument in the broader Egyptian-temple-tradition. Hindu articulation of *Vāstu Śāstra* (sacred-architecture). The various tradition-specific articulations of temple-architecture as functional-cosmic-instrument.
Science correspondence
The broader research on ancient-temple energy-architecture (Christopher Dunn's *The Giza Power Plant* and the broader research). The contemporary research on piezoelectric properties of granite-and-quartz in temple-construction. The broader research on resonance-features of architectural-spaces.