#geomancy

witches-in-bikinis:

So I decided to finally make a blog that’s dedicated to my craft. On this blog I will be talking about my journey as a witch, the things I’ve learned and discovered. I will also be posting a bunch about divination readings, because I love them.

Guys, go follow my new side blog. I’m excited to finally dedicate a blog to my witchy shenanigans.

aur-ochs:

Well, my geomancy program is as feature-complete as I think I can realistically make it, now it automatically calculates querent and quesited signifiers based on company of houses, uses those to calculate the total aspect, andautomatically marks every house with whether it’s the index or part of fortune, whether it’s in its strong or weak house, whether it’s a signifier, and whether it has company with its paired house. Oh, and way of the points works the shield chart now. 

This kinda shifted from supplementing paper charts to borderline replacing them, especially with how much easier it is to archive old readings. I also need a lot less ‘cheatsheet’ space since the program does everything I was using the references for in the first place. 

I restricted myself to RGBCYMK because honestly this aesthetic works for me, I don’t know what aesthetic it is but it reminds me of old computers and I like it even though it burns my eyes

I think any other changes I make will just be visual, but I really want to stop changing my mind about tiny aesthetic tweaks so that I can start figuring out how I’m gonna get this out of jupyter and compile it.

witchblrgrimoire:

Digitized Traditional and Renaissance Geomancy Resource List