THE VAULT OF ARCANA · CORRESPONDENCE CODEX · V2
Everything speaks in relation.
Explore a 27-system matrix, trace unexpected echoes between traditions, and keep every claim attached to its original row. A living atlas for inquiry—not a map of absolute truths.
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THE ORIGINAL ATLAS · CLASSIC EDITION
There’s more to the story.
Browse profiles from the original edition—including deities, stones, and other subjects you won’t find as separate entries here. The original filters, summaries, overviews, and detailed pages are still there whenever you want to go deeper.
BEYOND THE SCREEN · THE CORRESPONDENCE CODEX
Seven volumes. One living atlas.
Follow the symbols across the seven-volume Correspondence Codex, then bring the map into your own practice with its 20-page printable Companion. A doorway for the curious; a field guide for the devoted.
About the Correspondence Codex
The Codex sets 27 symbolic systems beside one another and records where a traditional source asserts a link. A single row in the I Ching may be annotated with a deity, a plant, a colour, a crystal and a frequency; the Codex holds 22,171 such links across 824 source entries, so you can read one tradition's row and see immediately which others speak to it.
Entries are drawn from a single source file (supermatrix-v3.csv), parsed without altering the source cells, and annotated with 8 traditions. Of the 824 rows, 803 carry a distinct label and 16 are ambiguous — marked as such rather than silently merged.
Mappings are source assertions, not verified historical, medical, or causal claims.
The 27 systems
Each system below is a browsable facet of the matrix. Row counts are the source entries each contributes.
- Deities202
- Plants102
- I Ching64
- Minor Arcana56
- Crystals51
- Physiology33
- Latin Letters26
- Frequency25
- Hebrew Letters22
- Major Arcana22
- Geometry20
- Mayan20
- Archetypes19
- Colors16
- Geomancy16
- Vices16
- Virtues16
- Numbers14
- Alchemy12
- Notes12
- Zodiac12
- Kabbalah10
- Metals10
- Planets10
- Chakras7
- Platonic Solids6
- Elements5
Most cross-referenced entries
These rows carry the widest set of recorded links, making them the most useful places to enter the matrix.
- C — Latin Letters (Greek, Other, Hindu)
- D — Latin Letters (Greek, Norse, Other)
- F — Latin Letters (Greek, Other, Hindu)
- G — Latin Letters (Greek, Other)
- A — Notes (Greek, Hindu, Other, Egyptian, Aztec/Mayan)
- A♯ — Notes (Greek, Other, Egyptian, Angelic, Aztec/Mayan, Norse)
- C — Notes (Egyptian, Hindu, Other, Greek, Angelic, Aztec/Mayan)
- C♯ — Notes (Greek, Egyptian, Other, Norse, Aztec/Mayan)
- D — Notes (Greek, Norse, Egyptian, Hindu, Other, Angelic, Aztec/Mayan)
- D♯ — Notes (Greek, Other, Aztec/Mayan, Egyptian, Norse)
- F — Notes (Greek, Other, Egyptian, Norse, Angelic, Aztec/Mayan, Hindu)
- F♯ — Notes (Other, Egyptian, Greek, Angelic, Aztec/Mayan, Hindu)
Frequently asked
- What is the Correspondence Codex?
- A navigable index of 824 source entries drawn from 27 symbolic systems, connected by 22,171 recorded correspondences — from deities and plants to the I Ching, arcana, crystals, letters and geometry.
- Are these mappings historically verified?
- Mappings are source assertions, not verified historical, medical, or causal claims.
- Which systems are included?
- 27 systems: Deities, Plants, I Ching, Minor Arcana, Crystals, Physiology, Latin Letters, Frequency, Hebrew Letters, Major Arcana, Geometry, Mayan, Archetypes, Colors, Geomancy, Vices, Virtues, Numbers, Alchemy, Notes, Zodiac, Kabbalah, Metals, Planets, Chakras, Platonic Solids, Elements.
- How many traditions are annotated?
- 8 tradition annotations — Other (525), Greek (524), Egyptian (262), Hindu (244), Angelic (185), Norse (153), Aztec/mayan (52), Sumerian (39).
The full index is also available as open data: correspondence-v2/index.json