The Recursive Astrology · a library, held to the record

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Chart viewer — cast & read your own chart ↗

The voices' own libraries — public-domain source grammars, each tradition speaking in its own words (never as prediction or command): Ptolemy — Tetrabiblos (Ashmand, 1822) · Alan Leo — the Theosophical revival · Proctor — the skeptical Victorian (1896) · the flagship interpretation set · back to the historiographies

Castings — never a random draw. Every casting position resolves to an aspect of your own chart: the Wheel (twelve houses) · the Big Three (Sun · Moon · Ascendant) · One Aspect (the smallest casting). A chart is a mirror and a calendar, never a command.

This whole page is one small HTML file reading one JSON grammar. No backend, no build step. The data is the point: grammars/historiographies-of-astrology/grammar.json is the library, and every view has an evidence dossier under research/. See the README for the first hour, and The Recursive Tarot for this library's parent — same creed, different domain.

Browse every grammar

Every grammar in this repo, with working preview links — Cards, Study, and Tree all open on recursive.eco, Open in app opens the live oracle on flow.recursive.eco, and Raw JSON is the file itself, right here. Want one house or planet read across traditions instead? See Lenses.

Interpretation sets & voice libraries

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Castings — spread-grammars (positions, not interpretations)

These hold chart positions the oracle fills from an aspect of your own chart (never a random draw) — not standalone interpretations, so they read differently from the grammars above. See the Wheel for the twelve-house casting rendered live.

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