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The Atlas of Self

The cheat sheet for your own life.

Know exactly how you love, earn, work and bounce back, and what to do about each one. Your atlas reads your palms, your full birth chart, your Chinese year and your numbers, and turns them into 120 pages about one person: you. Your plans start next week.

  • Fix your love life. Know what you need from a partner, why the same argument keeps coming back, and how to end it. Thirty days of steps included.
  • Make your money work. See where it leaks, how it grows for someone built like you, and the one habit that stops the leak.
  • Do your best work. Know how you work at your best, then run a thirty-day work plan and a business plan built from your chart.
  • Handle the hard months. Spot the warning signs early and know exactly what gets you back on your feet.
  • Decide faster. A three-step check from your own chart ends the back-and-forth.

Choose your edition

    Start my atlas

    Every week without it is another week of guessing. Order now, add your photos tonight and start your plan next week.

    Shipping is added at checkout. You'll need your birth time for this book; it's usually on your birth certificate.

    Ten minutes of photos from youYou approve the tracing firstShipping at cost, by country

    Every part of your life, in one book

    Same you, same week. The difference is knowing exactly how you work, with a plan for each part of your life that starts next Monday.

    Without itWith your atlas
    Love & partnershipThe same fight every few months, and no idea why it keeps coming back.What you need from a partner, how you show love without saying it, and the argument you're most likely to keep having, with how to stop it coming back.Parts IX and X
    Money & wealthYou earn it, spend it and wonder where it went.Where your money leaks, how it grows for someone built like you, and the single habit that keeps the whole ledger honest.Part X
    Work & businessWorking hard and hoping somebody notices.How you work at your best, the trap that keeps good work from being noticed, a thirty-day work plan, a business plan and an essay on how you build.Parts VIII to X
    Hard seasonsPushing through and telling everyone you're fine.How you carry a bad stretch, the signs you're under more strain than you're letting on, and what gets you back on your feet.Part X
    Energy & restRunning on empty and not sure why.What really recharges you, what quietly drains you, and how to catch overload before it catches you.Part X
    Family & friendshipPlaying the role you've played since you were a kid.Where that role came from, and a family plan with steps for the people closest to you.Parts VIII to X
    DecisionsWeeks of going back and forth.A three-step check built from your own chart, with a worked example and a deadline for deciding.Part X

    Get all of it in your atlasFrom …

    A year from now

    Your next review at work

    You walk in with a month of your work plan behind you, and for once your best work has been seen by the people who decide.

    The fight that didn't happen

    It starts the way it always does. This time you catch it, because you've read the page on the argument you keep having.

    A rough month

    You notice the signs early and you already know what gets you back on your feet, so a bad month stays a bad month and goes no further.

    Your birthday

    You take it off the shelf, reread your arenas and set next year's plan from the same pages. It's the book you reach for when life asks a question.

    Start my atlas today

    A few lines from a real one

    Straight from one reader's atlas. Yours says different things, because it's made from your hands and your birthday.

    Before funding anything new, close or hand over something you're already running. It costs you almost nothing and it keeps the whole ledger honest.

    Money & wealth

    You build a case for love slowly and privately, and the person you're building it for can't see the case until you say it out loud.

    Love & partnership

    You finish quietly and let the work speak for itself, which means it often doesn't get heard at all.

    Work & ambition

    Set a real deadline for your own certainty before you start weighing anything, and once it arrives, decide with whatever you have.

    Decisions

    Find out what yours says

    Watch it open

    A real copy, opening to real pages. The cover lifts, and the first spreads turn on their own; tap the book to turn them yourself. Yours is drawn from your own hands and your own birthday, so every page comes out different.

    An essay page, written for one reader
    Your palm, traced across a full spread
    Your full birth chart wheel
    The moon phase you were born under
    Your life line, read from your photo
    The navy cover with your name beside an engraved moon

    I want mine

    What's in the 120 pages

    Palmistry, astrology, your Chinese year and your numbers, read together so they talk to each other, then turned into plans. Ten parts, in order.

    You, on one page

    The whole of you at a glance, so you know where to start.

    The hand

    Both hands traced from your photos, and what your life, head, heart and fate lines say about how you love, think and work.

    The sky

    Your full birth chart, read planet by planet, and what each placement means for you.

    Your year

    Your Chinese animal and element, the years ahead, and where to put your energy.

    Your moon and your numbers

    Your life path number, your personal year and the moon you were born under.

    The field and the eye

    Your aura, drawn around your selfie, and your iris, read from a close-up of your eye.

    The ten laws

    Ten famous ideas about how life works, from attraction to commitment, each with what it means for you and how to use it.

    Your plans

    Seven days, thirty days for work, thirty for love, a family plan, a business plan and six monthly rituals.

    Three essays

    On love, on family and on business, written for you alone.

    Your arenas, and a close

    Love, money, work, hard seasons, family, energy and decisions, each with a straight answer.

    Why it hits harder than a horoscope

    An open spread of the Atlas of Self: a palm drawn line by line beside its reading
    1. Written about you, and nobody else

      A horoscope talks to a twelfth of the planet at once. Your atlas reads your own palms, your full chart at the minute you were born, your Chinese year, your numbers, your aura and your iris, side by side, and writes about one person.

    2. It tells you exactly what to do

      The book ends in action: a seven-day plan, two thirty-day plans, a family plan, a business plan and six monthly rituals. Scan the code on the plans page and they're on your phone, with a tick for every day.

    3. The present nobody else can buy them

      They already own the candle, the whisky and the nice jumper. This is 120 pages about them, with their name on the cover and a plan they start using the week they open it.

    4. Built to last

      Hardcover, A4 landscape, 120 pages on heavy stock, posted in a box. Your palms and your chart don't change, so you'll come back to it for years. Or take the ebook and start reading sooner.

    Start my atlas

    The best present they'll get this year

    Most presents are lovely for a day. This one tells them who they are, in 120 pages they'll read out loud to you, with a plan for the week after they open it. It's made from their own hands and birthday, so it starts as an invitation: buy their edition, then choose how it reaches them.

    The printed gift card: the engraved moon from the cover and their name, beside its envelope

    …

    The printed card

    Their invitation on a heavy square card: the moon from the cover and their name on the front, your note and their QR code on the back. Posted to you with an envelope, so you can hand it over on the day. See the card

    The invitation open on a phone: a gift from Daniel, all paid for

    Free

    The email invitation

    We email them their invitation as soon as you have paid. Or take a private link and send it yourself, whenever you like.

    You choose right after paying, and they never see the price.

    Give it this week

    What people ask us

    The answers people look for most. Anything else, email hello@atlasandguide.com and a person writes back.

    I'm not really into astrology. Is it for me?

    Yes. You don't need to believe a word of astrology. You get 120 pages on how you love, work, spend and decide, and a plan to act on it. Use what lands.

    Does it cover money and work, or mainly love?

    All of it. There's a money and wealth arena, a work and ambition arena, a thirty-day work plan, a business plan and an essay on how you build, right alongside the love pages, your family plan and your hard seasons.

    Do I need my birth time?

    Yes, for this book. Your rising sign and houses depend on it. It's usually on your birth certificate, and we can point you to where to find it.

    What photos do you need?

    Six, all from your phone: both palms, each hand from the side, a selfie, and one eye close up. We check each one as you add it, so you'll know straight away if one needs redoing. They're only used to make your book, and one email deletes them.

    Can I buy it as a gift?

    Yes, and it's one of the main reasons people do. Choose "A gift" at checkout. Fill in their details yourself and it stays a surprise, or we post you the printed invitation card to hand over on the day.

    How long does it take?

    Ten minutes of yours. Then we make your book, print it to order and post it. If you're working to a birthday or an anniversary, email hello@atlasandguide.com first and we'll tell you if we can make the date.

    What if a palm line looks wrong?

    You see the tracing before anything prints, and you can flag any line. The book only names a line when your photo settles it.

    What turns up in the post?

    A hardcover or layflat, A4 landscape, 120 pages on heavy stock, with your name on the front, in a box. Every page is drawn from your own numbers and your own hands.

    Life doesn't come with a manual. Yours can.

    From …. Ten minutes of photos tonight, and the book about your love life, your money, your work and your hard days is underway.

    Start my atlas

    Making it for two of you: the Atlas of Us