THE PATTERN ATLAS

The pattern atlas maps all 291 flagship temples to the modern world: 58 industries across 7 sectors, with primary and resonant temple seats. Each temple takes seats in the industries its archetype genuinely resonates with — prophecy to forecasting, forge-gods to manufacturing, psychopomps to logistics — and every seat carries its reasoning.

Mechanically and openly. Every match is argued from the deity's documented domains, myths, and functions — weighted, published, and open to challenge. No match is made for marketing value alone, and the full method is published on the methodology page so any reader can audit or contest a seat.

Use the Find My Pattern bar: type your trade as you would say it — plumber, poet, founder, winemaker, dentist, pastor — and the atlas resolves it through a curated vocabulary of 1389 aliases to the larger industry categories, then shows the temples that hold seats there. You never need to know the taxonomy; the atlas speaks your language first.

Yes — that is the point of publishing the method. Every seat in the atlas is falsifiable: the methodology page states how matches are derived and how to challenge one. A match that cannot be argued aloud does not survive review; the atlas is a scholarly claim, not an advertisement.

The atlas was built outward from mythology, not inward from advertising markets. Traditions rich in sea-gods produce deep maritime coverage; traditions rich in craft-gods produce deep manufacturing coverage. That asymmetry is what defends the whole system: the patterns describe the archetypes as they are, and the counts are published openly for scrutiny.