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Astrology, the I Ching, and a different way to explore the circle. Meet the Astrology & I Ching Explorer.
I’ve been working on something, and I’m finally ready to show you. It started with a question: Are different astrology and divination systems saying the same thing in different languages? I wanted to put them side by side and see for myself.
That meant a LOT of spreadsheets. I wanted to enter my chart once, switch between Tropical and True Sky, and see how the positions, houses, and I Ching Gua.line correspond. Including Ophiuchus and my 13-house interpretation. Now it does all that—with actual wheels and a report you can print. I’m still a little stunned by that part. 😂
This is one piece of Spirals of Consciousness. I built it because I wanted to use it, and now you can too. My chart is already loaded so you can poke around before entering your own. Go look. I want to hear what you notice.
Enter your positions once. Toggle between Tropical’s twelve equal signs and True Sky’s thirteen unequal constellations, including Ophiuchus. Your Ascendant and chart points convert together, with both wheels available side by side.
Gua 1, line 1 begins at your exact natal Ascendant. The 64 Gua follow numerical King Wen order around the circle. Each chart point receives a Gua and line based on its distance from that personal anchor.
Explore twelve equal Tropical whole-sign houses alongside thirteen unequal True Sky whole-constellation houses. Your Gua.line stays the same across both views; the house shows the sphere of life in which you’re exploring it.
Ophiuchus has always been in the sky. Spirals of Consciousness recognizes it in the constellation circle and draws on its symbolism for an additional house stage between House 8 and House 9.
# is a sharp, raising the pitch. It’s also a ladder. After House 8’s Trance · Loops comes a place to recognize the pattern, integrate what you’ve learned, and choose a different response. Then the journey continues into Quest · Truth and the familiar Houses 9–12.
This is the Spirals interpretation of the house journey. Ophiuchus’s actual placement in your chart still depends on your Ascendant—it can occupy any house, including House 1.
Just want to look around first? My chart is preloaded. Poke around, try the toggle, and see how the pieces fit together before entering your own.
The Gua mapping follows the numerical King Wen sequence, 1–64, rather than the Human Design gate order. Each Gua spans 5.625° and each of its six lines spans 0.9375°. Anchoring Gua 1.1 to the natal Ascendant is a chosen Spirals rule.
Houses use a separate anchor: House 1 begins at the start of the rising sign or constellation. Each following sign or constellation forms the next house.
Tropical and True Sky use different boundaries. This tool’s True Sky conversion uses a fixed, provisional table of constellation midpoint boundaries, including Ophiuchus. It does not apply a birth-year correction, and converted coordinates may differ from other chart software.
The Explorer supplies positions, mappings, and house placements. It leaves room for you to study the meanings, reflect on the relationships, and develop your own interpretation.
Find your starting point.
See what unfolds around it.
Free to explore · No account required · Opens in a new tab · Works offline when saved
Divination speaks your subconscious language. Symbolism and colors in Tarot cards act as a map, guiding you to answers you already know deep within. Revealing your own intuitive knowledge, they bring confirmation, clarity and confidence to your conscious self.
Focus on a Question or Intention: Begin by centering yourself, taking a few deep breaths, and thinking about a specific question or simply asking for guidance for the day ahead.
Click on the card above to reveal your card: What do the imagery, symbols, and colors, say to you? Blend your own insights with its traditional meaning to read a more personal message from the card.
Interpret the Card: Reflect on how the card’s message may apply to your day or your question. Jot down your thoughts in a journal or a note for future reference.
Check Back at the End of the Day: In the evening, revisit the card and compare its message to your actual experiences. Reflect on how the card’s guidance appeared or was relevant, and what lessons you can carry forward from the day. This process helps deepen your understanding of the tarot and strengthens your intuition over time.
An Aspect Card in tarot is used to provide additional layers of insight or context to the main card(s) in a spread. It doesn’t stand alone as its own interpretation but is drawn to “clarify” or highlight a specific dimension, influence, or nuance of another card. For example, in a reading, after pulling a card representing a situation or person, an Aspect Card may be drawn to shed light on what underlying energies, emotions, or challenges are affecting that situation.
