Magic Square Spread
01, 02, 03 01 – 03 What they're thinking or planning.
04, 05, 06 04 – 06 What they're doing, actions.
07, 08, 09 07 – 09 Undercurrent. Emotional undercurrent and how it affects querent or situation.
Round 1: Mind
01, What you were thinking.
02, What you are thinking.
03, What you will be thinking.
04, What you were doing.
05, What you are doing.
06, What you will be doing.
07, What you were feeling.
08, What you are feeling.
09, What you will be feeling.
Round 2: Circumstance
01, Wealth & Prosperity
02, Fame & Reputation
03, Love & Relationships
04, Children & Creativity
05, Spiritual Health, Well-being
06, Family & Physical Health
07, Wisdom, Knowledge, Epiphany
08, Career, Travel, Moving
09, Helpful people, Luck
Round 3: Undercurrent
01, Individuality, What affects the situation now
02, External Influences, Unexpected factors
03, Environmental factors, Family Home, Friends
04, Hopes & Fears of the consultant
05, Alternatives, Options to problem, Opportunity
06, Belieds & Aspirations regarding query
07, Limiting Factors, Contrarian factors
08. Positive Influences, Key to success
09. Strength. Power in face of a problem
This spread adds many layers of information and context to only nine cards. This is a great spread to try with majors only tarot decks, full tarot decks, playing card decks, lenormand decks, and some oracles.
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Y'all ever just tat a cube? (In progress, obviously). Also, I'm tatting continuously!! (ie, I'm not making individual square units and joining them).
This is my 3D take on tattingbythebay's "magic square" variation on Mary Konior's "patchwork" square.
Magic squares are cool. I decided to make a cube with a magic square pattern because cubes are made of squares. You can "path" a cube's faces if you cut them into triangle halves.
I don't have a good two dimensional representation of this but this might make sense to someone:
You start at the squiggly line on the right and follow it left. Or vice versa.
This is great because magic squares are actually made of units that are this exact shape: triangles (specifically, right isoceles triangles).
Four magic square units makes one square. You may be thinking, this math doesn't add up! How is it both two and four units that make a square?
Here's the pattern (from the article above):
See how the unit is a right isoceles triangle? If you join four along their shorter sides, you get a square. Joining two along the longer sides also gives you a square, just smaller.
Magical!
Anyway I've completed the dark blue portion of the diagram above, and am working on the first purple section.
I need to find a clever way to stiffen the whole thing. I don't think the usual starching will do. Trying to think of a clever way to incorporate wire...
If you're interested in this, give it a try! I'm having to adapt the corners of the triangle units -- left the third blue unit unfinished and used two split rings to start the first purple triangle. I suspect similar things may happen later on, and we'll see if the pattern is completeable.
I do suspect that magic square patterns can simply be adapted into magic cubes.
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“Down at the Crossroads” (2024)
Meet the Devil (Horned God) at the centre of the Crossroads, the centre of Reality, the Centre of Eternity, the centre of Now.
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I Love any White Ultra Magnus Repaints with his own Unique Blaster
(And Not those Lazy White Magnus Repaints that came with Optimus Prime's Gun)
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...woah...this is...something else...
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Lee Sallows Stair Square
Via the Futility Closet.
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a magic square depicted as some sort of '3D- distribution plot'
I played around with a simple magic square and the Lo-shu-technique - and I recognized a simple pattern:
- The average value of this magic square is at the center [5]
- The sum of each row and column and diagonal is 15 - 3 times the 'average' in this case.
There also appear 'symmetries' - see the violet writing: 4 [1 less than 5] and 6 [1 more than 5] - as well as the other colors: blue [ 3 [2 less than 5] and 7 [2more than 5]... etc...
somehow this rather unconventional and dreamy mind wandering led me to drawing this tiny 3D plot...
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the Judas kiss
seasonal salutations
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Nine cards fall on the table.
Man.
Ship. 10 of Spades.
Travel, foreigners and foreign places. Transitions and nostalgia. Bodies of water. Trade. An inheritance. A literal ship.
Rider.
News, delivery or visit. Speed, agility, mobility. Cars. Transportation. A horse.
Scythe.
Cutting away, endings. Suddenness. Jeopardy. Threat. Physical pain. Harvest and gathering. Serving and removing. A young male / Peter Pan complex. A literal sharp object that can cut. Use caution.
Child.
Purity. A new chapter or circumstance. Something small, as in a small amount. A literal child, or someone with child-like tendencies.
Snake.
An older woman. A female rival. A very bright intellectual. Curved shapes. A roundabout way or change in direction. A literal snake.
Moon.
Fame and public recognition. Success in creative outlets. Romance. Soul tending. Natural cycles. Literal moonlight and evenings.
Letter.
Written messages. Correspondence. Memos. Notes.
Clover.
Luck. Lucky offers. A nice surprise. A new opportunity. Pleasure, enjoyment, happiness and good fortune. Literally a clover.
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Magic square (from Céline et Julie vont en bateau, 1974)
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Nearly there.
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Geomagic
Another disgustingly clever Lee Sallows panmagic geomagic square. Found at the Futility Closet.
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