Small, free web apps in the mystic arts. Each one runs in your browser with no sign-up: draw the figures, play the tones, follow the sky, or read the cards.
The shapes found in nature and in temples: the Flower of Life, the Platonic and Archimedean solids, Kepler's cosmic cup of nested solids, the golden angle of the sunflower, the spirals of the nautilus and the galaxy, and the Sri Yantra.
Turn the five Platonic solids in 3D, see their duals and measurements, and print nets to fold your own.
All thirteen Archimedean solids in 3D, with their Catalan duals, measurements and printable nets.
The five Platonic solids nested between the spheres of the six planets, as Kepler saw it in 1596, and how close he came.
Grow a sunflower from the golden angle, nudge it a tenth of a degree to see spokes appear, and count its Fibonacci spirals.
The logarithmic, Archimedean, Fermat and Fibonacci spirals side by side, with the nautilus, the ram's horn and the galaxy.
Draw and export the Vesica Piscis, Seed of Life, Flower of Life, Metatron's Cube and the Golden Spiral.
The nine interlocking triangles with lotus petals and gates, drawn to scale, colorable and exportable as SVG or PNG.
Designs made as a practice, by hand and often in a single line: mandalas, labyrinths, the Zen circle and the Zen garden, the kolams of South India, Celtic knotwork, Islamic star patterns, Gothic rose windows, and the kumiko lattices and sashiko stitches of Japan.
Draw with mirrored symmetry, choose from 2 to 24 folds, and save your mandala as a PNG or an SVG.
Stars, rosettes and interlaced girih grown from tilings of polygons with Hankin's method, saved as SVG or PNG.
Paint breaks on a grid and the knotwork weaves itself, over and under, with George Bain's method.
South Indian dot-grid designs where a single unbroken line loops around every dot. Watch it being drawn, in one stroke.
Build Gothic tracery with compass and straightedge, step by step, like a medieval mason.
The Japanese wooden lattice: asanoha, goma and kikkō patterns, assembled piece by piece in a square, hexagonal or round frame.
Japanese running-stitch patterns, white thread on indigo: seigaiha waves, asanoha, shippō and more, stitched out line by line.
Paint the Zen circle in one breath: a generative ensō with dry-brush streaks on rice paper, or draw your own.
A Zen rock garden: rake the sand, place and move the stones, and let the ripples form around them.
Draw the Cretan labyrinth, a Troy Town or your own design from its path sequence, then walk it to the center.
Follow the cycles of the sky: the phases of the Moon, the retrogrades of Mercury, the eclipses and the meteor showers to come.
When is the next eclipse? Every solar and lunar eclipse from 1900 to 2100, where it is seen and what it looks like from your city.
Today's moon and month and year calendars of every phase, with moon signs, full moon names, supermoons, lunar eclipses and what each phase means.
When are the Perseids? Every meteor shower's peak, the Moon's interference, the best time and where to look from your city.
Is Mercury retrograde today? The stations and shadows, the loop it draws in the sky, and a calendar of every planet's retrogrades.
Tones and vibrations, and the patterns they make: healing frequencies, binaural beats, singing bowls of metal and of quartz, sand dancing on a vibrating plate, the harmonies of the planets and the pendulum drawings of the harmonograph.
Play a frequency and watch the sand settle into its Chladni figure, on a plate or a drumhead.
A live orrery where each planet sings as it orbits, rising and falling with its speed, as Kepler heard it.
Musical intervals drawn by pendulums: harmonograph spirals and Lissajous curves for the octave.
Strike or rub seven virtual singing bowls, synthesized live with their beating overtones, and run a sound bath timer.
Seven quartz bowls tuned to the chakras or the Solfeggio scale, with a guided chakra journey and the water shivering in the bowl.
Delta, theta, alpha, beta and gamma brainwave beats for sleep, meditation and focus, with an optional bed of pink or brown noise.
Digital tuning forks: Solfeggio, chakras, organs, the Cosmic Octave and more, plus a chart of the whole frequency scale.
Six divination traditions, carefully reconstructed: the tarot, the hexagrams of the I Ching, the runes of the Elder Futhark, the syllables of Tibetan Mo and the sixteen figures of medieval geomancy, with numerology.
Cast a hexagram with three coins and read its judgment, image and changing lines from the Book of Changes.
Strike sixteen lines in the sand to raise the four Mothers, then read the shield chart and house chart of medieval geomancy.
Throw the Mo die twice with the six syllables of Manjushri’s mantra and read your answer among the 36 divinations of Tibetan Mo.
Shuffle the 78 cards of the tarot, lay out a spread and get the meaning of each card, upright or reversed.
Your core numbers from your name and birth date, with a short interpretation of each.
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