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quantum-templ-companion

Guide for creating companion ebooks for The Quantum Templ™ system.

First seen May 1, 2026

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Summary

  • Guide for creating companion ebooks for The Quantum Templ™ system.
  • Use when creating sourcing guides, practical action guides, or companion materials for any of the eight Quantum Templ gates.
  • The skill covers brand voice (technical-spiritual, direct), formatting standards, placeholder conventions for affiliate links and images, structural frameworks, and gate-specific adaptation guidance.

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  • skill md SKILL.md 6,221 B
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SKILL.md

Quantum Templ™ Companion Ebook Skill

Purpose

This skill guides the creation of companion ebooks for The Quantum Templ™ system. Each of the eight gates has a main ebook (the teaching) and a companion ebook (the practical sourcing/action guide).

The companion ebook answers one question: "I've read the gate. Now what do I actually need to buy or do to practice this?"

Companion ebooks bridge theory → action. They are lean (15-25 pages), practical, and designed to get the reader moving — not to re-teach the gate content.

Brand Constants

Voice & Tone

  • Technical-spiritual: Treat spiritual practice like engineering. Use terms like "signal," "frequency," "protocol," "debug," "system."
  • Direct: No fluff, no excessive qualifiers. Say what needs to be said.
  • No-nonsense: Skip vague mysticism. If something works, explain why in practical terms.
  • Respectful of tradition: Honour the lineage without being preachy or dogmatic.
  • First person where appropriate: The author speaks from experience.

Correct tone example:

"Metals conduct electricity. Brass and copper are excellent conductors. When you place a quality brass diya on your altar, it literally conducts the electromagnetic energy of your intention more efficiently than plastic. This isn't mystical — it's physics."

Incorrect tone example:

"The sacred brass diya holds beautiful spiritual vibrations that will uplift your consciousness and bring divine blessings into your sacred space."

Formatting Rules

See references/formatting.md for complete formatting specifications including fonts, colours, table styles, and page layout.

Content Principles

  1. Quality over quantity: Recommend fewer, better items over many cheap ones.
  2. Ethical sourcing: Note sustainability concerns. Prioritise ethical suppliers.
  3. Practical first: Every recommendation answers "what do I actually do with this?"
  4. Price transparency: Always include cost ranges with budget, mid-tier, and premium options.
  5. No gatekeeping: Make practice accessible. Quality at each price point matters.

Placeholder Conventions

Affiliate Links

[AFFILIATE LINK: Product Name]     — Individual product links
[KIT LINK: Kit Name]               — Complete kits on Kit.co
[EXTERNAL LINK: Description]       — Non-affiliate links

Visual Placeholders

[IMAGE: Description]               — Photos, product shots, comparisons
[DIAGRAM: Description]             — Layouts, spatial arrangements
[INFOGRAPHIC: Description]         — Charts, visual summaries

Format in docx as bordered boxes with grey background (#F5F5F5) and blue text (#0066CC).

See references/placeholders.md for detailed specifications and examples.

Structural Framework

Companion ebooks adapt to each gate's needs. They are NOT rigid templates.

Core Sections (adapt as needed)

  1. Opening — What this companion covers, why physical items/practices matter
  2. Core Sourcing — Tables of required items with purpose, cost, quality signals
  3. Kits — 2-3 price tiers (Starter $40-70, Practitioner $100-150, Premium $180-250+)
  4. Gate-Specific Reference — Timing charts, protocols, quick references
  5. Setup/Activation — How to arrange or prepare what they've sourced
  6. First Practice — Simple protocol to begin, step-by-step instructions
  7. Closing — Brief reinforcement, point back to main gate ebook

Gate-Specific Questions

When building a companion, ask:

  1. What physical items does this gate require?
  2. What consumables need regular replenishment?
  3. What timing considerations are unique?
  4. What spatial/directional setup matters?
  5. What's the "first practice" for this gate?
  6. What archetypes or deities are relevant (if any)?
  7. What safety or ethical considerations exist?

The Eight Gates

Gate Main Teaching Companion Focus
I: Influence & Creation Intent, imagery, timing, ancestry Altar objects, deity statues, yantras, diyas
II: Protection & Purity Clearing, boundaries, spiritual hygiene Bath ingredients, protection items, clearing tools
III: Communion & Ancestral Current Ancestor work, communication Ancestral altar setup, offerings, libation items
IV: Elements & Expression Working with five elements Element-specific tools, directional work
V: Talismans & Living Fields Creating and charging objects Talisman materials, consecration supplies
VI: Petition & Gratitude Flow Advanced petition work Writing tools, offering systems, petition supplies
VII: Wealth & Expansion Current Prosperity, abundance Wealth-specific items, Lakshmi focus, money timing
VIII: Restoration & Equilibrium Healing, rebalancing Healing supplies, restoration protocols

Reference Files

  • references/formatting.md — Complete formatting specifications
  • references/placeholders.md — Placeholder conventions and examples
  • references/gate-i-example.md — Gate I companion structure as reference

Checklist Before Finalising

  • Voice matches brand (technical-spiritual, direct)
  • All affiliate link placeholders present and formatted
  • All image/diagram/infographic placeholders present
  • Cost ranges included for all items
  • Quality signals included
  • 2-3 kit tiers with complete item lists
  • Ethical sourcing notes where relevant
  • First practice/activation protocol included
  • Timing reference included (if relevant)
  • Setup/layout diagram placeholder included (if spatial)
  • Formatting matches brand
  • Footer branding present
  • Length is 15-25 pages
  • Closes with direction back to main gate ebook