MAGNUM OPUS
Personal Oracles · Unified

✦ The Complete Divination

One birth signature — numerology, astrology, angelology, letters, and cosmic cycles synthesized into a single reading. Nothing is uploaded — your details stay in this browser.

This is the whole instrument shelf pointed at one person. Nine tabs, each running a different engine on the same two facts — the name you were given and the day you arrived — and every one of them answering the same question in a different language. Nothing you type is sent anywhere; the arithmetic happens in this browser, and your details are saved in this browser only so every page can reuse them — the Forget my details button on the Begin page erases them completely.

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Nine readings of one birth signature, side by side. Numerology reduces your name and date to numbers; astrology places the seven visible planets in four different zodiacs; angelology names which of the 72 angels holds your Sun's degree; the letters, tarot decans and I Ching say the same circle in three older vocabularies; and the cycles layer counts where you sit in the Moon's month and in the nodes' eighteen years. The point of putting them in one place is not that they agree — it is that you can see where they do.

What it computes

  1. 01Reduces your full birth name letter by letter and your birth date digit by digit to the eight core numbers — Life Path, Expression, Soul Urge, Personality, Maturity, Birthday, Personal Year, Personal Day.
  2. 02Computes the Sun, Moon, Mercury, Venus, Mars, Jupiter and Saturn for your birth instant, then re-expresses that one sky in four zodiacs (Tropical, Sidereal, Draconic, Heliocentric) and four house systems.
  3. 03Runs five separate angel methods over the same birth data and prints all five results, including where they disagree.
  4. 04Reads the Hebrew letter of your Sun's sign and of your guardian angel's sign, and sums the letters of your name as gematria.
  5. 05Looks up the 10° decan of the zodiac with its tarot card, and derives the day's I Ching hexagram from the date.
  6. 06Measures the Moon's phase at your birth, the days to your next solar and lunar return, and your position in the 18.6-year cycle of the Moon's nodes.

How to read it

Start on Overview — it is the one-paragraph version. Then open the tab for whichever layer you actually want. The tabs are not ranked; a number is not more true than a glyph. Where two unrelated layers land on the same theme, that agreement is the reading. Where they scatter, you are looking at four different questions, not four wrong answers.

What it does not claim

The astronomy is real arithmetic and checkable against any ephemeris; the meanings attached to it belong to a symbolic tradition and are not measurements of you. Without a birth time the Ascendant, the houses and the Moon are approximate — the engine takes noon and says so. Nothing here is medical, psychological, financial or legal advice, and nothing here predicts a fact about your life.

An eighteen-spoked wheel joining Kabbalah, sacred geometry, physics, biology, alchemy and psychology around a single centre
The 18-Domain Synthesis — One Grammar of Reality. A plate from the author’s cosmology, not a picture of your chart. It is here because it is the argument this page makes, in one image: eighteen fields of knowledge arranged as spokes of a single wheel, which is why a name, a planet, an angel and a hexagram can all be answers to the same question. The whole plate collection is in the Diagram Codex.

Your details

Only the first two fields are needed. Everything after them sharpens the sky-based layers, and the page says plainly wherever it has had to guess.

Said before you type rather than after: the nine-tab instrument these details feed is part of the paid readings. If you want to try the system first, the Free Reading gives you a real slice of every layer at no cost.

The name on the birth certificate, not the one you go by. This method reads the name you were given, so a married or chosen name produces a different reading — a real one, but a later one.

The one field that is genuinely required. Everything else only refines.

Sets the Ascendant — the slice of zodiac climbing over the eastern horizon at your birth minute — and the houses, the twelve life-areas a chart is cut into. Left blank, the engine uses noon; an hour of error moves the Ascendant about half a sign.

How many hours your birthplace ran ahead of or behind London that day. New York −5 (−4 in summer), Los Angeles −8, Berlin +1, Sydney +10.

Two ways of turning letters into numbers. Pythagorean walks A–Z as 1–9 over and over; Chaldean is older, assigns by sound, and never uses 9. Different systems give different numbers, and neither is a correction of the other.

How far north (+) or south (−) of the equator you were born, in degrees. Only the house layer uses it.

How far east (+) or west (−) of London, in degrees. It is what turns your clock time into an actual position in the sky.

Enter your name and birth date above — time, offset, and location refine the astrology and angelology layers but are optional.