
Above is the image known as the Wheel of the Lords of the Days. This astrological wheel integrates multiple systems, which are described below from innermost to outermost circle:
- The four suits and four princesses of the Tarot
- The seven classical planets
- The 36 decans, numbered 1 through 36
- The Roman numerals II to X, representing the Sefirot from Chokmah to Malkuth
- Planetary symbols associated with each Sefirot:
- II - Uranus
- III - Saturn
- IV - Jupiter/Neptune
- V - Mars
- VI - Sun
- VII - Venus
- VIII - Mercury
- IX - Moon
- X - Earth
- The planets in order from the Sun, with the Moon at the end:
- II - Mercury
- III - Venus
- IV - Mars
- V - Jupiter
- VI - Saturn
- VII - Uranus
- VIII - Neptune
- IX - Pluto
- X - Moon (Sun I and Moon X form a dualistic pair)
- The dates attributed to each decan (all months rounded up to 30 days each)
- The seven classical planets matched with their traditional Tarot decan attributions
- The zodiac signs
- Their associated Tarot cards
- The Thoth Tarot cards associated with each decan (e.g., 25 is "Dominion," the Two of Wands)
- The court cards (King, Queen, Prince) aligned with their zodiac signs in the outermost ring
- The elements of each quadrant
Experiment in prediction - a tale of two systems
Of interest are the Thoth tarot associations of the decans with the Roman numeral systems, the planets in order and the planets matched with the sefirot.