Upward vector: the second arcanum is greater than the first

Spheres that use this interpretation:Year arcana and vector

Interpretations are currently available in Russian only — a translation is in progress.

When the arcanum of the second block is greater than the first, the vector of the year points upwards. The system reads this as an ascending stretch: someone born in such a year arrives with the intention of changing the state of things rather than accepting it.

In such people there is a visible dissatisfaction with the way whatever they have landed in is arranged — the family, the profession, the surroundings. It does not necessarily express itself loudly: more often it is a stubborn refusal to put up with what "is simply done that way". From this comes the ability to turn around a situation that others had already given up on.

The system reads the ascending vector more broadly than the fate of a single person as well: years with this ratio it holds to be a time when society is able to turn for the better — and when the efforts of many add up more visibly than usual.

The price is restlessness. The ascending vector tolerates stability badly and is inclined to break what works, simply because it was not of its own making. The task here is not to change things, but to choose what is worth changing.

Year arcana and vector

Year → two blocks → a pair of arcana and a vector

The year, read through the arcana, describes maturity: the task for the future, the attitude to one's own health, and the goal a person came for. What is examined here is the part of it that shows the drive — how strongly a person is pulled towards changing the state of things.

The year is split into two blocks of two digits each. The first — the beginning of the year: 19 or 20. The second — the last two digits; no reduction is performed, but if the result is greater than 22, 22 is subtracted from the number as many times as needed to arrive at an arcanum from 1 to 22.

The first block is responsible for the task towards the country and the people. The relation between the blocks sets the vector: the second greater than the first — the vector points up; the first greater than the second — down; equal — a point of balance, from which both directions are equally possible.