PARTNER REVIEW · Proposed collaboration · No orders or payments
BENJAMIN ADAMAHMethod & notes ↗

A personal research companion

Your Asteroid Atlas

Small bodies. Close contacts. A clearer selection.

Begin with the whole birth chart. Calculate fifteen candidate bodies, examine the closest contacts, and follow them into a considered personal reading.

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Prepared by Johannes for discussion with Benjamin Adamah. An original proposal, not an endorsed product or a reproduction of his books.

01 / The natal foundation

Start with a recorded birth time.

Alex Morgan is a fictional example: 14 March 1990, 10:20, London. Replace the details to calculate another chart. Inputs stay in this browser and are not saved.

Check location, time zone and house system
Placidus houses

The same natal framework is used for the catalogue and the selected contacts.

Geocentric · tropical · true North Node. Historical time zone and daylight-saving rules are resolved from the selected location. Houses are assigned by ecliptic longitude. The half-degree catalogue rule is a proposal for review.

03 / Calculation, interpretation, observation

Make the reading testable in your own life.

Your calculated reading guide

Choose a qualifying contact, then open its chart context and a field-note prompt. The calculations are personal; the questions are proposed editorial material.

The complete-catalogue review

A new fictional reading for Alex Morgan includes all fifteen calculations and the newly selected Pelion contact. It is a fixed sample, separate from your inputs.

Read the new review PDF ↗

Demonstration only. No order, payment or email is created. The final interpretation library and commercial report require Benjamin’s approval.

For our conversation

A focused first review.

Suggested first step: Benjamin reviews the fifteen-body catalogue, the half-degree rule and the new Pelion passage. One 30-minute conversation and one round of notes would let Johannes revise the sample before a small reader pilot is scoped.

Benjamin’s part

Guide the selection method and interpretation, confirm permitted source material and approve the pilot. The review workload and any ongoing role are agreed in advance.

Johannes’s part

Develop the agreed calculations, text and design; handle personalisation, production and delivery. Readers could receive a substantial personal report without requiring a separate consultation for every order.

What would make this work on a partner website?
  1. Approve the method, sample, permissions, retail price, production cost, revenue arrangement and support responsibilities. No commercial terms are agreed by this demo.
  2. Place the generator on a dedicated subdomain or embed it in an iframe. Match the partner’s navigation, accessibility and privacy information; test mobile sizing and allowed embedding origins.
  3. Connect an approved order form to a server-side order record with consent, validated birth details and a unique order ID. The current demo has no customer database.
  4. Use the partner’s chosen checkout in test mode first. A verified payment webhook starts a single production job; retries must not duplicate orders or reports.
  5. Generate the agreed report, perform numerical and editorial checks, and deliver a private PDF link. Confirm retention, failed-payment handling, refunds and customer support before launch.

Production hosting and the Swiss Ephemeris licence model must be agreed before commercial release. This prototype provides its source under AGPL-3.0-or-later.

Calculation and editorial notes

The fifteen-body catalogue and uniform 0°30′ selection are prototype choices, not a claim to reproduce Benjamin’s complete method. The full books and a licensed interpretation library are not included.

Benjamin’s website · His publisher’s asteroid method · Centaur context · Independent calculation check · Source & licences