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Versana brings together numerology, astrology, tarot, synchronicities, oracles, and pendulum and crystals: meanings to read, calculations shown step by step, and free tools. A framework for reflecting on what you are going through, never a prediction.

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By Thomas Guilhot · updated

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Six practices

What you will find on Versana

Each practice has its own section, its meanings, its free tools, and its named method. None is placed above the others.

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Our rules

Our editorial line

The same rules for every practice: a tool for reflection, nothing that decides for you.

  • No predictions

    No event is announced, whether in love, money, or success. The horoscope, transits, and solar return, the only pages that look at the period ahead, stay in the conditional, under a visible warning.

  • A tool for reflection

    Each reading offers tendencies and questions to ask yourself. A spread is an image to reflect on; yes or no tarot gives a tendency to weigh, never a verdict.

  • Traditions reported as such

    Messages from angels, planetary correspondences, the meanings of the cards: each tradition is reported in the conditional, with its origin. The meaning you find in it belongs to you.

  • Nothing about health

    No diagnosis or health advice. The Destiny Matrix and crystal lore report traditional correspondences with the body, under a warning, and refer you to a professional.

  • Disagreements pointed out

    When schools disagree, we say so: tarot birth card formulas compared, house systems to choose from, two tarot decks side by side.

  • Written for everyone

    The texts address you directly, without assuming the gender of the reader, and none of them replaces medical, legal, or financial advice.

Calculations and traditions

Our methods

Each practice follows a named method. Calculations are shown on real examples and can be redone by hand.

  • Numerology

    The French school, as presented by Fermier: each letter is worth a digit from 1 to 9; you add them up, then reduce.

    Master numbers
    11, 22, and 33 (read as a 6)
    The letter Y
    Always a vowel
    The name
    Birth name, with the first given name
    Personal year
    From January 1 to December 31
    Compare the schools

  • Matrix and arcana

    The method of Natalia Ladini, first spread in Russian: a date of birth read with the 22 Major Arcana.

    Reduction
    Any total above 22
    The month
    Taken as is, from 1 to 12
    Tarot birth card
    Day + month + year, reduced
    The Fool
    Counted as 22

  • Astrology

    The sky calculated by Astronomy Engine, an open-source library, and checked against Swiss Ephemeris, the astrologers’ reference.

    Precision
    Less than 20″ of arc
    Time of birth
    Legal time of the period
    Houses
    Placidus, or three others to choose from
    Zodiac
    Tropical
    Astrology method and sources

  • Tarot

    Two reference decks, described from their images: the Marseille deck of Nicolas Conver, dated 1760, and the Rider-Waite of 1909.

    Correspondences
    Golden Dawn, reported
    Reversed cards
    Optional, unchecked by default
    Shuffle
    Unbiased, in your browser
    Your question
    Never sent
    Tarot basics

  • Synchronicities

    The digits of a time or a number are added up, master numbers kept, then read like the numbers from 1 to 9.

    Mirror hours
    50 in a day
    The angel
    One of the 72, for each 20-minute slot
    The card
    The number of the hour, from 01:00 to 22:00
    Angel numbers
    The total of their digits
    Mirror hours

  • Dreams

    A dream is read through its symbols and through what you are going through: the keys of the traditions are reported, never presented as omens.

    Sources
    Artemidorus, Freud, Jung
    The context
    Your life before the symbol
    Omens
    None
    Your dream
    Never sent
    Dream meanings

  • Oracles

    Runes, I Ching, Lenormand, and Belline: what the ancient sources attest, then the modern reading, without confusing the two.

    Shuffle
    Unbiased, in your browser
    Reversed runes
    Optional, unchecked by default
    The I Ching
    Coins or yarrow stalks
    Your question
    Never sent
    The oracles

  • Pendulum and crystals

    The practices are described the way their followers practice them, and what science says about them is written alongside, plainly.

    The pendulum
    The gesture and its limits
    The home
    What can be measured, set apart
    Crystals
    Traditions, with no health claims
    Health
    Never a substitute for care
    Pendulum and crystals

  • Our checks

    Every version of the site goes through a series of automated checks before it goes online.

    Written calculations
    Recalculated by a test
    Site and engine
    Same results
    Facts
    Checked at the source
    Reported error
    Corrected, page dated
    Report an error
Where the data comes from

The sources

The data and images come from public sources, cited with their license; the interpretation texts are written by Versana.

Ephemerides
Astronomy Engine, by Don Cross (MIT license), checked against Swiss Ephemeris by Astrodienst; formulas by Jean Meeus, Astronomical Algorithms.
Birth times and places
The IANA time zone database; places from GeoNames (CC BY 4.0) and from Insee, the French national statistics institute (Licence Ouverte 2.0).
First-name popularity
Insee, Fichier des prénoms (French first names), 2025 edition, under the Licence Ouverte Etalab 2.0.
Name days
Nominis (nominis.cef.fr), a website of the Catholic Church in France; each date links to its source.
Birth dates of well-known people
Wikidata (CC0); their life path number is recalculated with the site’s method.
Destiny Matrix
Natalia Ladini, official website and book “Матрица судьбы. Первоисточник” (Eksmo); interpretations written by Versana.
Tarot de Marseille
Cards by Nicolas Conver, dated 1760, version restored by Tarot World Project, CC BY-SA 4.0 license, via Wikimedia Commons.
Rider-Waite tarot
Drawings by Pamela Colman Smith, 1909, public domain, via Wikimedia Commons; diagrams of the Marseille minor cards drawn by Versana.
Guardian angels
Lazare Lenain, “La Science cabalistique,” Amiens, 1823, public domain: names, dates, and times of the 72 genii.
I Ching
Translations by James Legge and by Paul-Louis-Félix Philastre, from the 19th century, public domain; texts written by Versana based on these sources.
Runes
Inscriptions in the Elder Futhark, including the Kylver stone, around 400, and the Anglo-Saxon, Norwegian, and Icelandic rune poems; divinatory readings, which are modern, are marked as such.
Lenormand cards and the Belline oracle
The Game of Hope by Johann Kaspar Hechtel, Nuremberg, around 1799; the Belline deck published by Grimaud in 1961. Card names and numbers given as facts; pictograms and readings written by Versana.
Dreams
Artemidorus of Daldis, “The Interpretation of Dreams” (Oneirocritica), 2nd century; Sigmund Freud, “The Interpretation of Dreams,” 1900; Carl Gustav Jung. Their readings are reported, never presented as omens.
Crystals
George Frederick Kunz, “The Curious Lore of Precious Stones,” 1913, public domain, and the ancient authors he cites; the virtues attributed to stones are reported as traditions.
Home and measurements
The World Health Organization and Anses, the French health safety agency, for waves and indoor air; the Hartmann and Curry grids are presented as unconfirmed hypotheses.
Illustrations
Open Peeps, by Pablo Stanley (CC0).
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  • Nothing in the address

    No first name, no date, and no time of birth in the address of a page; a report opens through a secret link.

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Thomas Guilhot, creator of Versana
Thomas GuilhotCreator of Versana
Who is behind it

Who publishes this site

I am Thomas Guilhot. I have been interested in esotericism for many years, and I created Versana to make my work and research accessible: numbers, stars, cards, and everyday signs, gathered in one place.

What matters to me: that everyone can understand and practice on their own, with clear information, cited sources, and calculations you can redo, without depending on a practitioner. These disciplines are too often associated with charlatanism; here, no promises or predictions, just an explained method.

Versana is published by Thomas Guilhot, who is also its publication director. The mandatory information is in the legal notice. Personal website: thomasguilhot.fr.

Partnerships and press: contact@versana.shop

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