Thirty-two named winds blow around a single still point and the point is you.
Thirty-Two Winds is not a personality test and not a horoscope. It is an instrument for orientation: a four-dimensional cartography, shown as a rotating three-dimensional projection, with thirty-two tesseract edges around one unmoving center. It does not tell you who you are. It shows you where you stand, and lets you move.
The frame is forced, pure geometry you could derive again from first principles. What rests upon it is a matter of lenses. Six great systems: the I Ching, the sixteen MBTI types, the thirty-three archetypes, and six alchemical phases, a dual cosmography/cosmology of Kabbalah and physics, and the author's 4D philosophical system. Each find a natural seat on the same figure, as though the geometry had been quietly underlying them all along.
One geometry, six overlays, three modes of exploration, all in the browser, nothing to install, no account, no email, nothing tracked, privacy respected.
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- The Frame: A tesseract projected into 3D: sixteen vertices, thirty-two edges, and one still point at the center. Left drag to rotate, right drag to move, scroll to zoom. Animate the frame rotating through 3D, or 4D, or both simultaneously.
- The Maps: Slip six lenses over the same geometry: hexagrams, MBTI types, the 33-card archetype deck, the six alchemical phases, a dual cosmology of Kabbalah and physics, and the author's philosophical system.
- The Witness: A Personal Mode that asks nothing of your past, no birth date, no user account. Two short present-tense questions place your concern and your starting point on the frame, then let it pass like weather.
- The Question: Not an identity, fixed for all time. Where you stand right now, and which way the winds are blowing you. Take a reading of your bearings.
