Question first
One question, one time frame, one area. The broader the question, the weaker the judgement.
- • one question
- • time frame
- • area
Geomancy · ritual
Ritual of marks
Geomancy begins not with pretty phrase, but with odd or even remainder: hand makes marks, question receives a body.
Three honest launch technologies
Sand preserves the seeker’s 16 uncounted rows; Physical Manual records real counts from an external physical cast; Blind Digital creates rows only on the server and first sends them through the same canonical SHA-256/HMAC lock. No mode chooses a ready-made Mother.
- • Sand · historical core
- • Physical · external source
- • Blind Digital · modern server equivalent
13th-century mechanical tablet · research exhibit
The 1241–1242 instrument remains a separate research reconstruction: the four movable arcs are documented, but OmenHall will not invent the exact figure sequence or full operating procedure. For now it is a source-backed future museum technology, not a fourth production cast.
- • four arcs
- • Mothers
- • no false exactness
Then judgement
The answer must show genealogy: where the judge came from, what witnesses said, and which step is safe.
- • witnesses
- • judge
- • step
Checklist
Boundaries
- • Geomancy does not replace a lawyer, doctor, financial adviser, or official procedure.
- • A figure is not evidence of another person's love, guilt, betrayal, or intention.
- • The Judge shows the symbolic form of the question, not a guaranteed outcome.