Reading this file: the diagram below uses the exact circle centers, radii and path connections measured from your uploaded reference (image is 882×1620px; all coordinates here are in that same pixel space, so they map directly onto your source). Da'at has no paths of its own — it sits on the single central line running from Keter to Tiferet, with no separate connections to Binah, Hokhmah, Gevurah or Hesed. Clicking Tiferet traces that entire central axis at once: Keter–Da'at–Tiferet–Yesod–Malkhut. Sefirah and triad content is paraphrased from two of Z'ev ben Shimon Halevi's books — The Kabbalistic Tree of Life and Adam and the Kabbalistic Trees — and every triad name on this diagram (Supernal Triad, Ruah, Soul Triad/Neshamah, Nefesh, the Flesh, the Lower Great Triad, the Active/Passive Intellectual Triads, the Active/Passive Emotional Side Triads, and the four ego-types Logical/Sensual/Intuitional/Responsive) comes from that text, not invented terminology. The paths themselves are shown only as visual connections, traced when you click a sphere or triad — there's no separate clickable content for individual paths.