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One person suggests what they will share and what they hope to see.
A private layer for two people who already know each other. Each person approves the exact traditional reading applied to their own data. The selected traditions span three equal lanes: personality and character, life development and fortune, plus love, affinity, and marriage. Each tradition speaks for itself; the platform adds no compatibility verdict. No stranger marketplace.
A request is not consent. Every reading is an asymmetric, versioned scope with named subjects, viewers, method, input list, and retention policy.
One person suggests what they will share and what they hope to see.
The other person accepts, declines, or replaces each requested method.
Both confirm the exact same revision before any sensitive input is collected.
Approved independent reports unlock for their agreed viewers; raw inputs remain private.
Core models may address personality and behavior, life development and fortune, or love, affinity, marriage, and native partner analysis. No model needs to cover all three lanes, but the atlas must preserve all three. Adjacent traditions can answer bounded relationship questions. Everything else remains research reserve and does not enter the product queue merely because it was discovered.
Akra-din / soul-day names
An Akan naming tradition linking the weekday of birth and soul-day name to appellations, spiritual qualities, character associations, and individual destiny concepts.
Akan scholarship directly records weekday birth names, appellations, spiritual qualities, character associations, and concepts of the individual's destiny.
Բնական ափագիտություն
An Armenian-language historical palmistry witness copied in Constantinople and explicitly compiled or translated from Greek material about hand lines, their nature, and their causes.
The Library of Congress identifies a complete historical Armenian-language manuscript devoted to natural palmistry and the nature and causes of hand lines.
Wariga / Paweton / Tĕnungan
A Balinese lontar family using birth-day and calendrical calculations for personal prognostication, ceremonial guidance, and selected relationship concerns.
Balinese lontar witnesses document birth-based astrological calculations, day-of-birth predictions, and a separate couple-harmony concern, establishing a distinct Bali-specific personal fortune lane.
八字 / 四柱
A birth-time method organized around year, month, day, and hour pillars, with lineage-specific interpretive rules.
A birth-chart system with established personal, life-course, relationship, and marriage research lanes suitable for separate versioned packs.
မဟာဘုတ်
A Burmese birth-astrology research lane covering natal horoscopes and the Mahabote family of weekday and calendrical chart methods.
Institutional collections establish a Burmese natal-horoscope tradition relevant to individual identity and life course, while current evidence does not yet support a bounded marriage algorithm.
Cham Zodiac Fortune Telling
A Cham manuscript tradition that uses a zodiac calendar to predict future concerns including work, wealth, love, and other life developments.
Cham manuscript records describe zodiac-calendar fortune telling for work, wealth, love, and other life developments, establishing a distinct individual fortune and love-pattern lane.
面相
A family of traditional face-reading lineages that map visible regions and proportions to interpretive themes.
Face-reading sources directly target personal disposition and life development, matching the consented self-upload dating scenario.
手相
A traditional palm-reading family that interprets hand form, mounts, fingers, and lines through declared lineages.
Palm-reading sources are oriented toward disposition, development, and relationship themes and can use subject-controlled images.
ዐውደ ነገሥት
A Geʽez divination manuscript family using question tables, circular diagrams, zodiacal material, birth dates, and letters of names to address personal fortune and life developments.
British Library Cycle of Kings manuscripts document structured personal divination through question tables, circular diagrams, zodiacal content, and calculations using birth dates or name letters.
Csízió
A sixteenth-century Hungarian perpetual-calendar tradition whose title and contents include the natures of children by birth and the qualities of days alongside astrological guidance.
The 1592 Hungarian Csízió title and institutional documentation explicitly identify birth natures and day qualities within a historical astrological perpetual calendar.
रेखाशास्त्र
A South Asian palm-line tradition represented by Rekhashastra manuscripts that label hand lines and connect them with personal prognostication and character themes.
A nineteenth-century Sanskrit Rekhashastra manuscript explicitly connects palm lines with personal prognostication and character themes, establishing a South Asian palm-reading lane distinct from Chinese and Western traditions.
四柱推命
A Japanese Four Pillars tradition with localized terminology, schools, and interpretive practice.
The 1906 Shichu Suimei witness establishes an early Japanese individual-fortune transmission with local terminology, while no paired method is established by the current source set.
Weton / Primbon Jawa
A Javanese calendrical tradition using weekday and pasaran birth combinations for character readings and documented partner-matching calculations.
National-library and university sources document both character readings from weton and direct comparison of prospective partners in Javanese matchmaking.
사주
A Korean Four Pillars tradition that shares historical roots with Chinese systems while requiring Korean sources and review.
A Korean-held Myeongri Jeongjong manuscript establishes a country-specific historical personal-fortune lane while current evidence does not establish a native two-person comparison method.
合婚書
A Lanten textual tradition of human horoscopes and marriage matching preserved in Chinese-script manuscripts used to judge the fortune of married couples.
Two nineteenth-century Lanten manuscripts are cataloged as human-horoscope and married-couple-fortune manuals used in matchmaking, making this a direct community-specific paired tradition lane.
bri sá tsu
A Lepcha-language handmade manuscript explicitly titled Wedding astrology: bri sá tsu, preserved in a family manuscript collection and dated broadly between 1894 and 1963.
EAP281/1/19 is a 76-page Lepcha-language manuscript explicitly titled Wedding astrology: bri sá tsu, establishing a native marriage-analysis lane even though its procedure remains unread.
Chol Q’ij / Tzolk’in
A 260-day Maya sacred-calendar family in which named day signs can describe behavior, personality, strengths, weaknesses, destiny, and life development.
K’iche’ daykeepers explicitly describe Chol Q’ij as analysing behavior, personality, strengths, weaknesses, destiny, life development, and some marriage themes.
מזלות / גורלות
A bounded medieval Hebrew manuscript witness containing divination of a person's character and future from the zodiac sign under which the person was born.
The fifteenth-century Hebrew manuscript catalog explicitly identifies a section for divining character and future from the zodiac sign of birth.
Phrommachat / zodiac divination manual
An Old Mon illustrated manual assigning explanations and personal characteristics through the twelve zodiac animals and recording additional lucky and unlucky omens.
The Old Mon manuscript and museum description explicitly connect the twelve zodiac animals with the personal characteristics of people born under each sign.
Tōnalpōhualli
A Nahua 260-day calendar tradition in which named day signs and accompanying forces inform birth character, life fortune, conduct, prosperity, and selected marriage prospects.
Florentine Codex Book IV contains explicit day-sign birth judgments about disposition, behavior, life fortune, prosperity, and selected marriage prospects.
أحكام المواليد / Kitāb al-Mawālīd
A medieval Persianate and Arabic-language natal tradition organized around judgments of birth charts, life development, annual revolutions, and named life topics.
Institutional historical witnesses and curatorial records establish a mature nativities tradition for individual birth judgments, annual development, and named life topics including marriage.
පොරොන්දම්
A Sri Lankan horoscope-matching practice that evaluates named porondam factors between two birth charts in a marriage context.
Sri Lankan living-tradition documentation records comparison of two horoscopes through Visi Porondam and a Nekat patraya of auspicious marriage times.
Ban Seng / Phe Lung Phe Ban
An eighteenth-century Tai Ahom manuscript lane containing birth-date fortune calculations, auspicious marriage-ceremony days, and a grid for matching boys and girls from their birth dates.
The Tai Ahom Ban Seng and Phe Lung Phe Ban manuscripts explicitly cover birth-date fortune, auspicious marriage days, and a birth-date grid for matching boys and girls.
சோதிடம்
An eighteenth-century Tamil palm-leaf astrology lane whose rasi and bhava material addresses personal fate, character, and activities, while a separate star-matching manuscript addresses male-female suitability, children, and relationships.
Two eighteenth-century Tamil palm-leaf witnesses separately document rasi and bhava judgments for fate, character, and activities, and male-female star suitability for relationships and children.
พรหมชาติ
A broad Thai manuscript genre combining horoscopes, calendrical rules, zodiac material, omens, relationship advice, and question-based divination.
The manuscript family is a promising Thai-specific lane for personal fortune, life-course, and marriage analysis under the clarified scope.
འབྱུང་རྩིས / nag rtsis
A Tibetan calculation tradition using elements, year signs, trigrams, numeric squares, and related cycles for natal and life-event readings.
Institutional records identify a dedicated marital astrological text and sources describe element, sign, trigram, and numeric-square comparisons for marriage.
ज्योतिष
A diverse South Asian astrological tradition with multiple computational and interpretive lineages.
Jyotisha contains both individual life-course interpretation and explicit marriage-matching research lanes that fit the clarified product goal.
Tử Vi Đẩu Số
A Vietnamese natal-chart tradition using birth hour, day, month, and year to organize personal fortune across named palaces for property, children, parents, siblings, marriage, virtue, wealth, and attendants.
The Hán manuscript An tinh tử vi cẩm trạch explicitly derives individual fortune from birth hour, day, month, and year across named palaces including phu thê, children, parents, siblings, property, virtue, and wealth.
Warlpiri subsection system
A living Warlpiri subsection classification that structures kin relations, reciprocal obligations, and culturally valid or prohibited marriage relations.
A named Warlpiri living-tradition account documents subsection categories that structure spouse relations, prohibited relations, sibling equivalence, and wider kin obligations.
Natal astrology
A broad family of natal-chart methods whose zodiac, house, rulership, aspect, and interpretive lineage choices must be declared.
Natal interpretation and separately versioned synastry provide direct personal and relationship-analysis candidates for the product.
Palmistry / Chiromancy
A family of hand-shape, finger, mount, and line-reading systems transmitted through distinct Western manuals and schools.
Wellcome MS.228 establishes a mid-sixteenth-century chiromancy witness for individual hand-reading vocabulary; relationship-specific claims remain a transcription question.
紫微斗數
A Chinese natal-chart tradition that places stars across life palaces to interpret character, life development, relationships, and other named domains.
Zi Wei Dou Shu sources explicitly organize personality and life-course interpretation by palaces, including a spouse palace for native marriage themes.
Ὀνειροκριτικά
A historical dream-interpretation tradition represented by Artemidorus's five-book Oneirocritica and its contextual method rules.
Dream interpretation can provide subject-controlled reflection on personal and relationship themes but is not counterpart screening.
Fa
A living Beninese divination tradition practiced by Bokonon and documented as working through 256 spiritual forces for individual, collective, or national inquiry.
UNESCO's accredited-organization record documents a living Beninese Bokonon practice of Fa for individual divination through a 256-force knowledge system.
易经 / 周易占筮
A family of line, trigram, and hexagram divination practices using the Yi Jing through declared casting and interpretation methods.
A named Yi Jing method can address a disclosed relationship or development question, but it does not create a persistent personality profile.
علم الرمل / Ilmou ramli
A Djenné Arabic manuscript lane for sand divination in which generated figures and houses are interpreted for life questions including marriage, inheritance, wellbeing, and fortune.
The Djenné manuscript description and folio study explicitly identify sand-divination questions about marriage, inheritance, wellbeing, bliss, and personal fortune.
Dogon divination table / art
A living Dogon divination art in which a prepared ground table or story board is read through fox or pale-fox traces, documented by Mali's heritage inventory process and institutional field records.
Mali's UNESCO periodic report identifies the Dogon divination table or art as a living heritage element, while Smithsonian records locate fox-divination practice and oral tradition in Bandiagara.
Loossbuch
A sixteenth-century German-language lot book using a wheel or chance procedure to answer questions about the future, domestic life, health, harvest, and family concerns.
The Library of Congress identifies the 1546 Loosbuch as a chance-based fortune book answering future questions that include choosing a good wife and family relations.
علم الرمل
A divinatory family based on generated figures, houses, and lineage-specific judgment rules known in Arabic as ilm al-raml.
The identified Book of Stars manuscript documents geomantic questions about marriage and other life concerns and a separate numerological spouse-suitability procedure.
おみくじ / 御籤
A Japanese lot tradition associated with shrines and temples, with multiple textual families, poetry forms, ranks, and local practices.
The Edo-period 元三大師百籤和解 establishes a named historical lot-text family; love, marriage, and timing categories remain unproven until its lots and commentary are transcribed.
Sikidy
A Malagasy divination family using seed, sand, or related patterned procedures through regional ombiasy and other specialists for life questions and fortune concerns.
A named Tandroy ombiasa record documents romantic problems, bad fortune, and life concerns, while the IRD study supplies separate Sakalava-Menabe technical context.
Ramuloo
A Mandinka Ajami regional transmission of Khatt al-Raml documented in manuscript collections from Casamance and neighboring areas.
Ramuloo may have relevant personal and relationship question uses, but the current catalog establishes a distinct lineage rather than executable rules.
Монгол зурхай
A Mongolian and Kalmyk astrological tradition used to select auspicious timing for major life events, including weddings, rituals, travel, and household activities.
A Cambridge living-tradition record documents Mongolian astrology selecting auspicious timing for weddings and other major life events.
فالنامه
A Persianate illustrated omen-book tradition in which a ritual opening yields a named image and text with favorable, unfavorable, or mixed forecasts and prescribed responses.
Historical Falnama witnesses answer disclosed life concerns through ritual opening, and institutional documentation identifies marriage among their question domains.
合婚集良书
A late nineteenth-century South Yunnan Yao manuscript tradition explicitly devoted to calculating auspicious dates for weddings.
The late nineteenth-century South Yunnan Yao manuscript is explicitly a sutra for calculating auspicious dates for weddings.
མོ
A family of Tibetan divination methods using dice, grains, rosaries, wheels, texts, or lineage-specific ritual procedures.
A named Mo lineage can potentially answer bounded life or relationship questions without becoming a generic personality model.
Ifá
A living Yoruba knowledge and divination system organized around 256 odu and extensive practitioner-transmitted verses and procedures.
Ifa concerns individual destiny and life relationships, making it relevant in subject matter while not yet suitable as an automated dating module.
دلائل الأنواء
A historical manuscript category connecting calendrical, stellar, weather, and omen observations through region-specific rules.
Meteorological divination does not currently supply an individual personality, development, marriage, or partner-analysis method.
纳西东巴占卜文献
A manuscript and ritual knowledge lane within the Naxi Dongba corpus, recorded in a living pictographic writing tradition.
Harvard-Yenching L-1 establishes an exact Naxi divination manuscript, but its pictographic text has not yet established a bounded individual or relationship method for this product.
𐰃𐰺𐰴 𐰋𐰃𐱅𐰃𐰏
A complete Old Turkic dice-divination booklet containing 65 poetic and prose omens indexed by three throws of a four-sided die.
The historical oracle is valuable corpus material but does not currently define a stable personality, development, or marriage-analysis model.
Pythagorean numerology
A provenance-audit lane for modern name and birth-date numerology marketed under a Pythagorean label without an identified ancient rule authority.
The identified name and birth-number source is a modern occult manual and does not establish an ancient Pythagorean personal or partner-analysis tradition.
Xooy
A Serer divination ceremony in which recognized seers communicate forecasts and guidance in a collective annual setting.
Xooy is currently documented as a communal forecasting practice rather than an individual personality or dating relationship model.
Tarot
A provenance-audit lane for card divination whose identified early occult witnesses are named authored schools rather than accepted ancient or continuously inherited rule authority.
The identified divinatory witnesses belong to named authored modern occult schools rather than the project's accepted ancient or continuously inherited traditional authority classes.
Physiognomy
A historical reference corpus used to map terminology and document unsafe face-to-character claims rather than enable a product reading.
Historical physiognomy is retained as a negative and comparative research corpus rather than a product model for judging a date.
Code constructs the chart or extracts declared features. Language generation explains approved facts; it never invents the method result.
Korean Saju, Japanese Shichu Suimei, and Chinese BaZi need distinct sources, terminology, reviewers, and versions.
Historical texts, manuscripts, and continuous living traditions may authorize rules. Modern research and catalogs can locate and explain them, but cannot create a model.
Modern individuals' reconstructed or self-created analysis systems are excluded. A missing traditional authority source blocks rule extraction and execution.