GENERAL MORPHOLOGICAL COMPOSITION
22 Major Arcana	10 individuals (cards 1 to 10)
	12 moments of process (cards 11 to 22)
56 Minor Arcana	4 series of 14 cards each one	9 enneagrams (cards 1 to 9: composition)
		5 images (cards 10 to 14: vibration scale) (Complement to Sychic: the ambit)

WORK WITH THE 'T' MACHINE
1° The Question (static)	To fix the interest and to formulate the question correctly. To fix the major ambit. To fix the relations with the ambit. To fix the minor ambit.
2° The Process (dynamic)	Cycles and rhythms of the major ambit	periods dodecanarean cycles, cuaternarean, etc. rhythms of o-o, o- ,'
	Relations of the individual with ambit
	Transformation of the elements in the individual
3° The Triads	The Triads descend when Sychic becomes Alchemy and ascend when Sychic becomes Cosmic. In each Triad, the question is both static and dynamic.

The ten cards of Individuals (1 to 10) present analogies of different planes.

The twelve cards of Process (11 to 22) are additionally prepared to indicate three possible and independent forms of transformative work:

• The lower parts of the cards show the whole process of the 'Alchemical Arts'.
• The middle parts, the process of the Discipline called 'Our Yoga'.
• The high parts, the process of 'Transcendental Meditation'
  
  (See: School Notebook #3 "THE TRANSMUTATION").

However, that is not relevant for the working with the Method. During the diverse studies and research, only the morphological designations are taken into account.

RHYTHMS

• Dodecanarean cycles: complete cycles from to
• Quaternarean cycles
• Accommodating, relative, variable cycles: several vertical, diagonal, etc., orderings

3° Maturity		2° Youth
1° Birth

The subject relates to him/itself in different moments of process.

COMPOSITION

• 12 moments (each moment as a Triad).
• 3 (complete systems of Cosmic, Sychic and Alchemy).

Links Relations

As a moment of dodecanarean process (ascending zig-zag).

Internally within a quaterna:

There is a system that descends from the Cosmic to the Alchemical and from there to its Morphology as a step that includes the other three (this is valid only when just one quaterna is used).

Moments of process considered as individuals:

They relate to other moments of other planes (i.e. , , ).

Positional relations:

1. CONJUNCTION (or repetition). At the end of conjuction (0°) of the second process in relation to the first, is observed the tendency in the second one to replicate the first (determinism of the previous processes).

2. TRINE (120° similitude individuals-processes) affinity between moments of different planes;

3. SQUARE (relations of 90° with a different individual for each plane) = counteracts;

4. OPPOSITION (relations of 180° with a different individual from a different plane) = counteracts or compensate;

5. SEXTILE (relations of 60° with two individuals: one of its plane and another one of a different plane although both are similarindividuals but different regarding the central one).
   The central individual regarding the one of the same plane shows affinity of process and difference of time.
   The central individual regarding the individual of another plane shows difference of process and of time.
   The lateral ones show affinity of time but difference of process.

Consequences of the positional relations:

1. In conjunction, there is repetition. There is morphological inertia.
2. In trine may be rectification or reinforcement of process.
3. In square there is no freedom of action.
4. In sextile there is no freedom of action, least of all with a different individual from another plane.

Processes

• Transmutative processes: the individual liberates himself from his origin.
• Evolutionary processes: the individual transforms himself without loosing his identity.
• Regressive processes: The individual involutions.
• Crystalisation processes: the individual is fixed.

Conventions:

• The angular circle of the triangle at level C. designates the position of the Quaterna (left A.; up S.; and right C.). The circle inscribed within the square shows the position of the card in the Quaterna (left-down M.; left-up C.; right-up S.; and right-down A.). The reading order is first, the triangle, then the square.

• In each card the planes are divided and connected with each other. In this way the central plane when connecting with C. for instance, it indicates a cosmic card and, the middle plane, when connecting with the other two planes, shows a sychic card. It is always the middle plane that indicates the plane in which it is itself placed.

• The reading goes ascending from Aries to Pisces (providing they are evolutive and transmutative processes.

		Vitality - Other living elements (+)
Fertilisers (or having that function)		Disinfectants (or having that function)
Light and temperature		Atmosphere and pressure
		The Plant (Tree)
Water		Soil
		Regression - Other living elements (-)

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MICROSYSTEM OF RELATIONS AMONGST COMPONENTS
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COMMON RELATION OF THE COMPONENTS
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'Machine' to study the composition of the individual. Its constituents inter-connected and related. Elements that modify the components and allow the internal transformation of the individual.