School of Ancient Geomantic Education (SAGE)
Prophetic Wisdom of the Dots
Meet the Sixteen Figures
Every geomantic reading—whether Indian Ramal or Western Geomancy—is built from just sixteen symbolic figures. Think of them as the alphabet of an ancient symbolic language. Each figure represents a recurring pattern found in human experience: movement, stability, conflict, growth, endings, beginnings, partnership, loss, and more.
The same sixteen figures are interpreted through two living traditions.
Switch between them to compare names, symbolism, and emphasis.
Switch between them to compare names, symbolism, and emphasis.
Western Geomancy
Indian Ramal Shastra
The 16 Holy Figures Each figure is a combination of four lines. A single dot (·) represents active, solar energy; a double dot (··) represents receptive, lunar matter. Together, they map the descent of spirit into form.
Essential Terms
New to geomancy? These are the terms you'll encounter most often while exploring SAGE.