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This site contains information about mushrooms, botanical raw materials and protocols. It is intended for adults and does not replace consultation with a doctor.
Terms of useThis site contains information about mushrooms, botanical raw materials and protocols. It is intended for adults and does not replace consultation with a doctor.
Terms of useA system that builds a chart from date, time and place of birth: a bodygraph with centers and gates. We explain how to read it, where it came from, and what in it is interpretation rather than proven fact.
Initiates and informs.
Responds to what comes in.
A combination of two strategies.
Waits for an invitation.
Reflects the environment and waits for a lunar cycle.
The wheel has 64 gates. They are associated with the I Ching hexagrams, with the codons of the genetic code, and with the astrological positions of the planets.[1]
The system was described in 1987. We present it as a language for self-observation: the chart is read as a set of questions to yourself.
Take the chart as a hypothesis about yourself. Write down what matched and what did not. After a month, the diary will show whether this framework is useful to you.
Self-observation protocol →Centers, channels, gates: what the filled and white ones mean.
Date, time and place of birth, planetary positions.
Four weeks of observation, template in PDF.
Where the system's 64 elements come from.
