Welcome to The Intuitus Divination Pack guide. I collaborated with Google’s AI assistant Gemini to create a comprehensive guide for a divination pack I created called The Intuitus Online Divination Card System. A set of 66 cards broken into several categories for use as a tool to focus intuitive insights. I used Midjourney to build the card images, and Canva to standardise card borders and naming conventions per card. With a full set of cards, the comprehensive guide, and a set of rules I put together for how I wanted the online system to function, I used Claude AI to build a PHP/Javascript website. Several iterations in, I now have version 1.0 available for use on my website. The system is intuitive (pun intended) and easy to use, where all cards are randomly drawn, laid out with their face side hidden and available to select. A query is held in one's mind, and once chosen, the cards are displayed in the order they were selected, forming a story read from left to right. The divination pack works as a focus for intuitive insights because when we focus our actions with considered intent, anchoring them in the physical world, we influence the probability distributions of outcomes(a skill we can learn and practise). This happens not only forwards in time, but also in retrocausal ways. Our query influences the outcome, and the outcome influences the query. This is because in a way consciousness is fundamental, a play of energy between the larger reality system and our individual consciousness - collective consciousness of the planet. I’m grateful for the opportunity the new technologies have given us to collaborate and connect, leveraging human intuition in new and meaningful ways. 
The Intuitus Divination Pack: A Comprehensive Guide
This guide will help you understand and use the deck to gain insight into people and situations. The cards are designed to reveal the full narrative, from the core themes to the specific actions and lessons involved.

The 10 Major Arcana
These cards represent the core archetypes and fundamental life forces. They provide the overarching theme of a reading, signifying a major role, influence, or life lesson.
•	The Architect: A person or situation focused on purpose and building.
•	The Empath: A person or situation defined by emotional connection and sensitivity.
•	The Storyteller: The narrative from the past that is influencing the present.
•	The Challenger: The force of conflict and growth.
•	The Seeker: The desire for meaning and exploration.
•	The Catalyst: A person or situation that brings sudden, necessary change.
•	The Mentor: A person who is a source of guidance and wisdom.
•	The Weaver: The network of connections and relationships.
•	The Visionary: A person or situation focused on imagination and the future.
•	The Anchor: A person or situation that provides stability and security.

The 6 Minor Arcana
These cards describe the current state or transitional phase of a person or situation. They are the temporary circumstances that shape the core themes.
•	The Pause: A period of rest, hesitation, or delay.
•	The Crossroads: A moment of choice or a significant decision point.
•	The Echo: A situation or pattern from the past that is repeating itself.
•	The Flow: A state of ease, balance, and effortless progress.
•	The Shadow: A difficult period of confronting inner fears or unresolved issues.
•	The Spark: The beginning of something new, a sudden burst of inspiration.
The Dynamics
These cards provide the specific, tangible details that bring a reading to life. They show you the people, actions, and energies at play.
•	People: The Ally, The Rival, The Listener, The Teacher, The Student, The Nurturer, The Critic, The Supporter, The Innovator, The Traditionalist, The Observer, The Messenger, The Provider, The Healer, The Architect, The Catalyst.
•	Actions: Building, Releasing, Questioning, Connecting, Disconnecting, Waiting, Searching, Celebrating, Grieving, Healing, Repairing, Creating, Defending, Surrendering, Remembering, Forgiving.
•	Elements: Fire (Passion, Drive), Water (Emotion, Intuition), Earth (Practicality, Grounding), Air (Communication, Intellect).

The Lessons
This is a set of cards that represents core virtues. Their meaning is always positive unless it is immediately followed by The Antithesis card.
•	Courage: Acting in spite of fear.
•	Compassion: Empathy and care for others.
•	Integrity: Adherence to moral principles.
•	Patience: Graceful endurance in difficult situations.
•	Humility: The ability to be modest and without arrogance.
•	Forgiveness: The act of letting go of resentment.
•	Resilience: The capacity to recover from setbacks.
•	Generosity: A willingness to give more than is required.
•	Honesty: The commitment to truthfulness.
•	Gratitude: Appreciation for what one has.
•	Discipline: The self-control to achieve one's goals.
•	Authenticity: The quality of being true to oneself.

The Antithesis
This is a single, unique card in the deck. When The Antithesis is drawn immediately following another card, it reverses the meaning of the preceding card to its opposite.
•	When paired with a Major or Minor Arcana card: It signifies that the energy of that card is blocked, in decline, or operating in a destructive way. For example, if The Architect is followed by The Antithesis, it means there is a lack of purpose or that a plan is falling apart.
•	When paired with a Lessons card: It reveals the virtue's opposite. For example, if Patience is followed by The Antithesis, the reading is about Impulsiveness. If Honesty is followed by The Antithesis, the reading is about Dishonesty.

Detailed Card Guide
The 10 Major Arcana
These cards represent the core archetypes and fundamental life forces at play. They provide the overarching theme of a reading, signifying a major role, influence, or life lesson.
The Architect This card represents purpose, responsibility, and the act of building a life. When divining a person, it signifies a creator, a planner, or someone focused on deliberate action and long-term vision. In a situation, it highlights the importance of laying a solid foundation, strategic planning, and the need for a clear structural plan to achieve a goal.
The Empath This card represents intuition, emotional connection, and sensitivity to others. For a person, it is a healer, a compassionate friend, or someone who is deeply in tune with the feelings of others. In a situation, it highlights a need for emotional understanding, a gentle approach, or a call to listen to your intuition rather than just logic.
The Storyteller This card represents memory, personal narrative, and the lessons from the past. When divining a person, it points to someone who is defined by their history or who carries a significant legacy. In a situation, it suggests that the present is directly tied to past events and that a clear understanding of your personal history is needed to move forward.
The Challenger This card represents conflict, growth, and overcoming obstacles. When divining a person, it is a rival, a difficult figure, or someone who pushes you to be better. In a situation, it signifies a necessary test that, while difficult, will ultimately lead to increased strength and resilience.
The Seeker This card represents curiosity, exploration, and the quest for meaning. For a person, it is someone on a journey of self-discovery or a person who is constantly questioning and learning. For a situation, it suggests a time of open-ended exploration, a need for new knowledge, and a sense of not yet having all the answers.
The Catalyst This card represents sudden change, disruption, and new beginnings. For a person, it is a disruptive force or an innovator who shakes up the status quo. In a situation, it signifies a powerful event or a force that is necessary for growth, even if it feels chaotic.
The Mentor This card represents guidance, wisdom, and sharing knowledge. When divining a person, it is a wise figure who offers counsel and support. In a situation, it highlights a need to seek advice from someone with more experience or a call for you to be that source of wisdom for others.
The Weaver This card represents interconnection, relationships, and community. For a person, it is someone who brings people together or is a central figure in a social network. For a situation, it highlights the importance of collaboration, teamwork, and the strength that comes from your relationships.
The Visionary This card represents imagination, future-building, and long-term goals. When divining a person, it is an idealist, a dreamer, or someone with a strong sense of purpose. In a situation, it encourages looking toward the future and having a clear, inspiring goal to work toward.
The Anchor This card represents stability, grounding, and security. For a person, it is a steady, reliable figure who provides a safe foundation. For a situation, it signifies a need to find solid ground or to return to your roots to feel safe and stable.

The 6 Minor Arcana
These cards describe the current state or a transitional phase. They are the temporary circumstances that shape the core themes.
The Pause This card represents a period of rest, contemplation, or delay. When divining a person, they are in a state of stasis or inner reflection. For a situation, it suggests that action is not required and a period of waiting or stillness is necessary.
The Crossroads This card represents a moment of choice and a significant decision point. For a person, it is someone facing a major choice that will define their path. For a situation, it is a critical juncture where a clear decision must be made to move forward.
The Echo This card represents a situation or pattern from the past that is repeating itself. It suggests that a person is revisiting an old dynamic or that a current situation feels familiar because it is mirroring an earlier event.
The Flow This card represents a state of ease, balance, and effortless harmony. When divining a person, they are in a state of grace, where things are going well. For a situation, it signifies that everything is working together smoothly and progress is being made without struggle.
The Shadow This card represents confronting inner fears, doubts, or unresolved issues. For a person, it is someone struggling with internal conflict. For a situation, it highlights a difficult, hidden truth that must be faced before true healing or progress can occur.
The Spark This card represents a burst of inspiration, a new idea, or a moment of insight. It signifies the beginning of something new, whether in a person's life or in a situation, and it urges you to follow this sudden moment of clarity.

The Dynamics
These cards provide the specific, tangible details that bring a reading to life. They show you the people, actions, and energies at play.
People
The Ally: A person on your side. 
The Rival: A person who challenges you. 
The Listener: A person who is open to hearing you. 
The Teacher: A person who has something to teach you. 
The Student: A person with something to learn. 
The Nurturer: A person who provides care and comfort. 
The Critic: A person who judges or finds fault. 
The Supporter: A person who provides encouragement. 
The Innovator: A person who brings a new idea. 
The Traditionalist: A person who values old ways. 
The Observer: A person who watches from a distance. 
The Messenger: A person who brings important news. 
The Provider: A person who supplies what is needed. 
The Healer: A person who brings comfort and healing. 
The Architect: A person who designs or plans. 
The Catalyst: A person who brings change.

Actions
Building: The act of creating or developing. 
Releasing: Letting go of a person or situation. 
Questioning: Doubting or seeking more information. 
Connecting: Forming or strengthening a bond. 
Disconnecting: Separating from a person or situation. 
Waiting: A period of patience and stillness. 
Searching: Looking for something or someone. 
Celebrating: Honoring a milestone or success. 
Grieving: Mourning a loss. 
Healing: Recovering from a wound or hurt. 
Repairing: Mending something that is broken. 
Creating: Bringing something new into existence. 
Defending: Protecting yourself or someone else. 
Surrendering: Releasing control to a higher power or circumstance. 
Remembering: Recalling the past. 
Forgiving: Letting go of resentment. 
Loving: The active expression of compassionate, empathetic affection and care. 
Elements
Fire: Passion, anger, drive, and energy. 
Water: Emotion, intuition, dreams, and healing. 
Earth: Practicality, stability, security, and grounding. 
Air: Communication, intellect, conflict, and freedom.

The Lessons
This set of cards represents core virtues. Their meaning is always positive unless it is immediately followed by The Antithesis card, which reveals its opposite.
Courage: The act of doing something that frightens you. 
Compassion: A caring and empathetic concern for others. 
Integrity: The quality of being honest and having strong moral principles. 
Patience: The capacity to accept delay without becoming upset. 
Humility: The quality of having a modest or low view of one's own importance. 
Forgiveness: The act of pardoning an offense. 
Resilience: The capacity to recover quickly from difficulties. 
Generosity: The quality of being kind and giving. 
Honesty: The quality of being truthful and sincere. 
Gratitude: The quality of being thankful. 
Discipline: The practice of training to obey rules. 
Authenticity: The quality of being genuine and true to oneself.

The Antithesis
This is a single, unique card in the deck. When The Antithesis is drawn immediately following another card, it reverses the meaning of the preceding card to its opposite.
•	When paired with a Major or Minor Arcana card: It signifies that the energy of that card is blocked, in decline, or operating in a destructive way.
•	When paired with a Lessons card: It reveals the virtue's opposite (e.g., Courage becomes Cowardice, Honesty becomes Dishonesty).