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Dead DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.19296653 (Zenodo record tombstoned; account termination 2026-06-19)
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Creators (as recorded by DataCite): Sharks, Lee; Sigil, Johannes
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Classical Arabic-English facing edition of the Mandala operator system. Positions the eight recursive transformation operators within Islamic philosophical and Sufi mystical traditions. Uses Quranic/Fusha register, includes Quranic cross-reference (55:29 - Every day He is in a new matter), and references al-Hallaj's testimony (I am the Truth) to frame transformation as embodied divine truth.
Features Johannes Sigil preface with Bismillah opening, Part I complete translation in classical Arabic, Part II with BRIDE and BEAST operators (archetypal + kernel layers), and Islamic philosophical apparatus emphasizing operators work in the body (al-jisad), not thought alone.
Right-to-left reading direction preserved throughout. This partial edition includes Johannes Sigil's preface, Part I complete, and Part II with BRIDE and BEAST. Full edition will include all eight operators plus Parts III-VIII with comprehensive Quranic and Sufi apparatus.
Part of the Crimson Hexagonal Archive seven-language fortress architecture.
Islamic philosophical positioning within Quranic and Sufi mystical traditions.
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