Figure of the Day

Every day, one of the 16 figures of traditional geomancy (Ilm al-Raml) is highlighted with an interpretation faithful to the classical sources: Al-Zanati, Christopher Cattan and Agrippa.

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The 16 figures

• Via — The way, the journey, a change of direction.
• Populus — The crowd, the gathering, public opinion. A passive and receptive figure.
• Fortuna Major — Great fortune. Lasting success achieved through one's own efforts.
• Fortuna Minor — Minor fortune. Swift but fragile success that demands action.
• Acquisitio — Gain, acquisition, material or intellectual profit.
• Amissio — Loss, departure, what slips away. Favorable only to be rid of something.
• Laetitia — Joy, elevation, success and happiness.
• Tristitia — Sadness, heaviness, delay, melancholy.
• Puer — The boy. Energy, impulse, conflict, passion.
• Puella — The girl. Beauty, harmony, sweetness, charm.
• Rubeus — The red one. Violent passion, anger, danger. A highly unfavorable figure.
• Albus — The white one. Wisdom, peace, clarity of mind, good news.
• Conjunctio — Union, meeting, association, alliance.
• Carcer — The prison. Restriction, blockage, isolation.
• Caput Draconis — Head of the Dragon. Auspicious beginning, a new cycle, a threshold.
• Cauda Draconis — Tail of the Dragon. End, exit, conclusion. Favorable only for closing things.

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