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Gates joined into channels
The channels sit between the gates and the centres in the structure of the bodygraph: sixty-four gates pair up into thirty-six channels, which connect the nine centres, which determine the five types. A channel's theme blends the meanings of its two gates. The atlas describes the channels as part of this modern synthesis.
The atlas gives each channel its two gates, the centres it joins, and its theme. The gates that form the channels, and the centres they connect, are treated in their own categories, within Modern Synthesis Systems.
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