Method Atlas
64 methods for deep analysis of personality, destiny and reality. Choose the right tool and begin your exploration.
Popular methods
View all
Classical Western Astrology
Western / Hellenistic
Western astrology maps the sky at the moment of birth and reads in the arrangement of planets, signs, and houses a symbolic structure of personality and life cycles.
Ba Zi (Four Pillars of Destiny)
Chinese
Ba Zi, or the Four Pillars of Destiny, is a Chinese astrological system that constructs an individual chart from eight characters of the year, month, day, and hour of birth and reads in it the structure of life cycles.
Jyotish (Vedic Astrology)
Indian (Vedic)
Jyotish is the ancient Indian astrology that uses the sidereal zodiac, twenty-seven lunar mansions (nakshatras), and the planetary period (dasha) system to describe destiny and the quality of life phases
Human Design
Western (syncretic, New Age)
Human Design is a synthetic system combining astrology, Kabbalah, the I Ching, and the chakra map into a single 'bodygraph' that describes an individual's strategy for decision-making and engaging with the world
Hologenetic Profile (Gene Keys)
Западная (синтетическая)
Gene Keys reveals a person's evolutionary potential through contemplation of 64 Gene Keys — archetypal frequencies of consciousness calculated from the date of birth, each representing a spectrum from Shadow through Gift to Siddhi.
Cosmobiology (Ebertin)
Western (German)
Cosmobiology of the Ebertin school is a German astrological tradition that dispenses with the house system and works with sensitive midpoints between planets in a specialized circular cosmogram format.
Sankhya Shastra (Vedic Numerology)
Indian (Jyotish numerology)
Vedic numerology (Sankhya Shastra) is an Indian system that links the numbers 1-9 to the nine planetary grahas and uses three key numbers (Mulanka, Bhagyanka, and Namanka) to describe personality and destiny
Numerology: Pythagorean School
Western / Greek
Pythagorean numerology derives key numbers from a person's birth date and name, treating them as symbolic codes that define one's life path and destiny.
Big Five (Five-Factor Model)
Western (academic psychology)
Big Five is the most scientifically validated personality model: it measures five universal traits through standardized questionnaires and compares the result against a statistical norm.
MBTI (Myers–Briggs Type Indicator)
Western (academic psychology)
MBTI classifies people into 16 personality types based on four dichotomies rooted in Jungian psychology and is widely used for self-understanding and teamwork.
How the Atlas works
1. Choose a method
Pick the right tool from the catalog.
2. Enter your data
Provide your birth date or answer questions.
3. Get your analysis
The system generates a detailed structured reading.
4. Apply the insights
Use insights for growth and decisions.