CC33 · Field
Cheat sheet
A pocket script for a live reading. Clean the handle, name the path, then give one charge.
See the whole. Use the pieces. Come back. The decision is yours.
Method
- 1Clean. Drop the @ sign, keep A through Z, and read digits as letters. One is A, and zero is the Fool.
- 2Role. The first letter of the first word is the house, which is how you enter.
- 3Weight. Letters that return count more. The next two heaviest are how you work, then where you work.
- 4Path. Say the three roles out loud. Give one invitation from the first house.
- 5Day. Today’s date-letter and its allies run warm. Its enemies ask you to wait. Then say what to do, what to wait on, and who to ask.
See the whole name first. Count the letters. Then look back at the person they came from. We read usernames. We do not read birthdays or legal names. Give them one thing they can do before sunset. Luck is willingness, not fate. Hand them the card, then stop talking.
Houses — first letter is the role
| Lt | Role | Field | Do this | With | Against |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| A | Seeker | Threshold | Say what you actually want, then do one thing that matches it. | DEJ | BNP |
| B | Caregiver | Hearth | Keep what is actually alive. Let go of the care that is really control. | KNS | ACO |
| C | Rebel | Spark | Start one change worth keeping, then stay long enough to make it livable. | FTX | BPU |
| D | Hermit | Well | Let one private practice become visible. Depth that never speaks starts lying to itself. | AIQ | FLM |
| E | Explorer | Horizon | Expand toward one place you could actually love, not every empty distance at once. | AJY | KMR |
| F | Fool | Gate | Keep the open space, and give it one promise that is still yours. | CWY | DPS |
| G | Creator | Grove | Tend one living work, and let it rest when it asks. | LNO | QTX |
| H | Prophet | Vista | Keep the far line, and be decent to the person already in the room. | KRV | NUY |
| I | Sage | Lamp | Say one unused insight out loud, and let ordinary life test it. | DQS | LVW |
| J | Hero | Road | Take the next honest mile, and let joy come along instead of waiting at the end. | AEM | KQW |
| K | Orphan | Table | Offer one precise kindness to kin, then one to someone who has no claim on you yet. | BHN | EJX |
| L | Lover | Flame | Give your attention to one true thing. Stop lighting every hallway. | GOU | DIY |
| M | Warrior | Wheel | Give the real work a daily return, and know which battles are beneath you. | JPU | DEZ |
| N | Healer | Garden | Feed what is already alive in you. Then feed what is alive near you. In that order. | BGK | AHT |
| O | Priestess | Circle | Open the door that is actually yours to open, and give the space a simple, kept order. | GLW | BTX |
| P | Ruler | Crown | Name the work that would still matter if it were slower, then do the next inch of it. | MUZ | ACF |
| Q | Mystic | Cloister | Ask the one question that would change the week, and stay beside it without needing an audience. | DIZ | GJW |
| R | Bard | Song | Listen for the note that is yours, and return to it once before night. | HSV | EUZ |
| S | Weaver | Weave | Join what wants joining, and keep a name that is still yours. | BIR | FVY |
| T | Alchemist | Crucible | Name the one thing that is already over, and cross with as much tenderness as courage. | CXZ | GNO |
| U | Peacemaker | Vessel | Hold the whole, and keep one unblended contour of yourself. | LMP | CHR |
| V | Oracle | Sanctum | Tell the true picture, then take the ordinary step that proves you mean it. | HRX | ISZ |
| W | Innocent | Dawn | Look again at what you think you already understand, then join two strands with your hands. | FOY | IJQ |
| X | Trickster | Edge | Honor what does not match the pattern, and bring it back so others can use it. | CTV | GKO |
| Y | Shapeshifter | Fork | Bend where bending is wisdom. Then keep one unbent vow. | EFW | HLS |
| Z | Magician | Peak | Give zeal one worthy height, and practice the walk back down as part of the work. | PQT | MRV |
Luck
| Doors ajar | Make the move this house already names. |
|---|---|
| Warm | Do the house’s work. |
| Workable | Keep one aim and finish it. |
| Mixed | Do not take a crown, and do not take an excuse. |
| Gentle | Do the small necessary thing. |
| Wait | Hold. Do not launch. |
Letterize the act
| home | The act shares your first letter. It is your job if the day is willing. |
|---|---|
| ally | The act is a friend of the role. Help with it. Do not become it. |
| friction | The act is a known opponent. Name the cost before you move. |
| foreign | The act is guest work. Do it without making it your identity. |
| now | The act and the day agree. Move before noon. |
| today-ok | The day will carry it if you keep it small. |
| wait | The day withdraws. Keep the act written. |
| reframe | Rename the act, then read it again. |
Two names
| Role | Compare first letters: same, ally, enemy, or foreign. |
|---|---|
| How | Compare second letters: one workshop, or two crafts. |
| Where | Compare third letters: one field, or two rooms. |
| Gift | Name the ally one lacks that the other already carries. |
| Fit | The number is a fit of materials. It is not a soulmate. |
Count
| A–I | These letters write one through nine. |
|---|---|
| J–R | These letters write ten through eighteen. |
| S–Z | These letters write nineteen through twenty-six. |
| AA | AA is twenty-seven. |
| 0 | Zero arrives as the Fool, which is a blank. |
Never say / say this
| This is your destiny. | This is a portrait of the letters you already use. |
|---|---|
| The legal name is the real one. | We read the username you walk around in. |
| A close fit means you should stay. | How the II names meet is a fit of materials, not a reason to stay or leave. |
| A hard day means you are unlucky. | A hard day is weather. Do a small necessary thing. |
| The pile of letters is the person. | Whatever the name can carry is not the name itself. |
| Greek is Latin in other clothes. | Greek is a II instrument. Do not translate it into Latin in the room. |
Never say: This is your destiny. The legal name is the real one. A close fit means you should stay. A hard day means you are unlucky. The pile of letters is the person. Greek is Latin in other clothes. Say this: This is a portrait of the letters you already use. We read the username you walk around in. How the II names meet is a fit of materials, not a reason to stay or leave. A hard day is weather. Do a small necessary thing. Whatever the name can carry is not the name itself. Greek is a II instrument. Do not translate it into Latin in the room.