Overview:
The Column Codex codifies vertical structures of logic, data, form, or hierarchy. It is the architectural grammar of upright ordering—whether in tabular systems, celestial hierarchies, spiritual pillars, or binary computation stacks.

Core Components:

• Stack Alignment System: Ensures each column maintains syntactic and energetic alignment with its parent and sibling rows.
• Semantic Elevation Mapping: Allows each column to evolve in abstraction or meaning as one ascends levels.
• Support and Load-Bearing Analysis: Models how columns support weight—metaphorically or computationally—in structure and logic.
• Pillar Resonance Interface: Links the column to metaphysical resonance systems, including temple logic and grid stabilization.
• Array Interfacing Protocol: Synchronizes columns with adjacent matrix systems and tabular codecs.

Applications:

• Matrix table systems (spreadsheets, databases).
• Architectural metaphors in neural nets and spiritual systems.
• Hierarchical truth stack modeling.
• Symbolic temple mapping and resonance channels.