In Christopher Cattan’s Geomancy book, he used the ideas of aspects to strengthen and flavour the […]
My series on the Arabic meanings of the Geomantic figures continues with Cauda and Caput Draconis. I […]
My series on the Arabic meanings of the Geomantic figures continues with Puer and Puella In my […]
My series on the Arabic meanings of the Geomantic figures continues with Albus. In my book Stars and […]
My reluctant series on the Arabic meanings of the Geomantic figures continues with Fortuna Major and […]
In modern geomancy, it is possible to have a conjunction where the Querent (or the quested) […]
Modern geomancy has two schools of thought about the identification of the Querant in a geomancy […]
The court The court is made up of the right and left witnesses and the judge. […]
As with the other parts of this series I will start with what Christopher Cattan wrote […]
I realised that some of the court tables that Cattan gave out in his The Geomancie […]