Your current period
A question for this period:
Enter your birth date and we will create your matrix: an illustrated card and a sentence you may recognise yourself in.
Calculated in your browser; your date is not sent to a server.
Example: “I weigh fairly, including my own needs.”
Your matrix will appear here
After you enter a date, each point will show its arcanum and how it was calculated.
Five points that say the most about the whole matrix. Select a row to read more.
Shows what feels natural to you when nobody expects anything from you.
Describes your first instinct: what you bring into new places and conversations.
Points to the direction in which you grow for yourself, independently of others’ expectations.
Concerns what you bring to other people: at work, in your community and in close relationships.
Speaks to what gives meaning to your choices and what you grow towards over time.
The tail is three points below the centre: a recurring pattern and one step that helps you notice it. The channels show how you approach money and closeness. They offer food for thought, not a prediction.
How you approach work and money. This describes habits, not predicted amounts.
How you build closeness and what attracts people to you.
This point belongs to both channels: it is used to calculate both money flow and the picture of closeness.
The matrix divides life into periods of one to one and a half years and assigns an arcanum to each. These are a backdrop for the years ahead and a question to reflect on, not a prediction of events.
Your age is calculated in your browser from your birth date and today’s date.
A question for this period:
After age 80 the map starts again from the first period.
Enter your partner’s birth date. You will see your shared matrix and one sentence about you both. This date also stays in your browser.
Your shared matrix will appear here
| Point | Arcanum | Name | Origin |
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Each matrix point is one of the 22 Major Arcana. Point A is the birth day, B is the month and C is the sum of the year’s digits. The remaining points are sums of points calculated earlier. If a result exceeds 22, we add its digits until it is between 1 and 22.
Example for 15 June 1990: A = 15, B = 6, C = 1 + 9 + 9 + 0 = 19, and D = 15 + 6 + 19 = 40, so 4 + 0 = 4.