The Moon, Dignity and Timing in Horary
The Moon's double role in horary, the void-of-course Moon, Lilly's scoring of essential dignity and the almuten, how the classical rules time an answer, and the considerations before judgement.
History, symbolism and practice, tradition by tradition.
The Moon's double role in horary, the void-of-course Moon, Lilly's scoring of essential dignity and the almuten, how the classical rules time an answer, and the considerations before judgement.
The three medieval rune poems are the closest we come to a voice from inside the runic tradition. What each one is, why they differ, and how to read their kennings.
What the Irish sources say about druids divining with ogham on yew rods, the other ways early Irish seers sought hidden knowledge, and how a modern ogham reading is laid out.
What Tacitus really says about Germanic lot-casting, how modern rune layouts work, why reversed runes are a modern convention, and how to make your own set of runes.
How a horary question is assigned to a house, how the wheel is turned for other people's affairs, and how applying aspects, translation, collection, prohibition and refranation decide whether a matter comes about.
Three famous stones (Kylver, Rök, Jelling), what bind runes really were on the old inscriptions, and how some runes were taken over by 20th-century movements.
How Egyptian magic actually worked in objects, names and handbooks, how its script shaped our alphabet, and how its papyri reached the European grimoires while tarot's Egyptian past was invented.
Horary astrology answers one question from a chart cast for the moment it was asked. Its method, its history from Dorotheus to William Lilly, and why it is the one branch of astrology that can be checked.
A practical guide to consulting the I Ching: framing a good question, casting with coins or yarrow, finding changing lines, reading the Judgment and the Image, and reading change rather than fate.