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Learning paths

Choose what you want to learn.

You do not need to learn everything at once. Begin with the question you have now, and return to the deeper material when it becomes useful.

Start with the basics

Learn what the calculator returns, what the positions mean, and how to read your first five numbers.

Understand a result

Learn the nine types

See what each type tends to notice, what draws it forward, what it protects, and how it can look at its best or under strain.

Open the Type Library

Learn combinations

See how one type changes the expression of another. Begin with ordinary examples before moving into the deeper mechanics.

Compare two sequences

Put it into practice

Use real situations to notice what a pattern is trying to do, decide whether it is helping, and try a more deliberate response.

Start with the free courses

Explore the research

See what the calculation determines, what repeated observation suggests, and which questions remain open.

Open Research

Go deeper

Members can use Academy, Atlas, the Codex, comparison tools, and teaching materials for sustained study and repeated profile work.

See what membership adds

A useful order for most newcomers

  1. Calculate a real sequence.
  2. Read the first type.
  3. Read the first two together.
  4. Add the rest of the first five.
  5. Practice with real situations.
  6. Study the deeper mechanism and research when you want it.

Members can continue the same work in Atlas.