Charts cast from real ephemeris data. Sigils traced letter by letter on the planetary squares of 1533. Planetary hours solved for your own coordinates. Then set in a designed document and sent to your inbox - or to someone else's, as a gift.
Every product can be read in full before you pay - complete specimens, not teasers.
What the historical source actually prescribes - Agrippa's tables, the Key's hours, the sidereal reckonings. Named and cited by chapter.
What we actually compute - your chart from Swiss Ephemeris data, your sigil traced on the kamea, your hours from the sunrise equation.
What no one can verify - stated plainly. We sell the craft and the document, not a promise the sources cannot keep.
A sixteen-page workbook: your chart derived across six areas of a life, then eighteen questions to answer in your own hand. No forecasts, every number cited.
See the page→ read a specimen firstA seven-page guide to Agrippa's 1533 kamea method, worked on your own name: letter values, the square, the traced route, every step numbered and checkable.
See the page→ read a specimen firstA ten-page guide to the Key of Solomon's operation - the hours, the seals, the seven conditions - with your own hours solved for your coordinates.
See the page→ read a specimen firstThe reading, the sigil and the full Solomonic kit - one order, one price. Same documents, same guarantee, nothing withheld for a higher tier.
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How planetary hours really work: the unequal-hours system of the Key of Solomon and Agrippa, the Chaldean order, and what holds up today.
Nothing published yet. When the first episode lands it appears here and on the channel.
Two public-domain editions carry every quotation in these documents. Both are linked so you can read the passage yourself - that is the point of citing by chapter.
translated by S. L. MacGregor Mathers, 1889 · read the scan at the Internet Archive
The pentacles of Book I ch. XVIII, the planetary hours and virtues of ch. IV, the operating conditions of ch. VIII, and the blank-name instruction of Book II ch. XXI.
Heinrich Cornelius Agrippa, 1533; Whitehead edition, 1898 · read the scan at the Internet Archive
The Latin letter table of Book II ch. xx and the seven planetary kameas of ch. xxii - the letter values and magic squares every traced sigil walks.
The full source list, and the texts we could not get honestly →