Quizzes

Beginner questions on the world's calendar systems: their types, epochs and structures.

Beginner questions on the world-ages and cosmic-cycle traditions this atlas records, from the Great Year and Hesiod's five ages to the Hindu yugas, Zep Tepi and Joachim of Fiore's three status.

A beginner quiz on the mythological and religious realms recorded in the divinity atlas: who holds authority over each realm, and what language its name comes from.

Beginner questions drawn from the atlas own record of central motifs across the world myths and sacred narratives section.

Nine questions about the nine flying stars of Xuan Kong feng shui: their elements, their trigram positions in the Lo Shu grid, and their traditional associations.

Test your knowledge of the twenty eight Chinese lunar lodges, their guardian animals, determinative stars, palaces and traditional meanings, from Jiao the Horn in the east to Zhen the Chariot in the south, as recorded in the Divinity Atlas.

Test what the atlas records about the eight trigrams of the Bagua: their natural images, their family positions, and their associated elements.

Twelve grounded questions on the element, polarity, ordering and Shang oracle bone origin of the ten Heavenly Stems.

Fifty questions on the basic correspondences of the Wu Xing (five phases) system of classical Chinese natural philosophy: color, emotion, flavor, direction, season, ruling planet, paired organs, and the generating and controlling cycles.

Questions on the twelve palaces of the Zi Wei Dou Shu chart, covering what each governs, its opposite palace, its trine group and its position in the traditional sequence.

Test your knowledge of the fourteen major stars of Zi Wei Dou Shu, Chinese Purple Star astrology, their elements, polarities, literal names and governing themes, as recorded in the Divinity Atlas.

Test your knowledge of historical figures recorded in the Divinity Atlas, from ancient historians and physicians to early modern scientists.

Questions on Organizations, beginner tier, drawn from attested facts recorded on this topic's entities.

Test your knowledge of virtue concepts drawn from religious and philosophical traditions worldwide, from Stoic and Roman civic virtue through Buddhist perfections, Jewish middot and Islamic akhlaq.

The recorded domains of eleven deities worshipped in Aztec religion.

The recorded domains of fourteen deities worshipped in Maya religion.

The one domain the atlas records for Isis, Osiris, Ra and the rest of the Egyptian pantheon.

The recorded domains of twelve gods of the Roman pantheon.

The recorded domains of twelve gods of the Mesopotamian pantheon.

The recorded domains, pronunciations, planetary correspondences and mythic details of all nineteen named gods and goddesses of Celtic Paganism.

The one domain the atlas records for Ganesha, Shiva, Vishnu and the rest of the deities of this quiz.

The one domain the atlas records for Odin, Thor and the rest of the Aesir and Vanir.

The recorded domains of fourteen orishas of Yorùbá religion (Ifá).

The recorded domain of twelve kami of Shinto.

The Aesir, the Vanir and the Jotnar as three distinct families, the Nine Worlds and Ragnarok as the tradition's own contested and settled cosmology, the Poetic and Prose Eddas as the two medieval manuscripts nearly everything is known through, and the sacred sites and core beliefs read from the atlas's own freshly verified Norse facts.

Eighteen Armanen runes by the sound Guido von List assigned each one, drawn from the atlas's own recorded roster.

Fifty common dream symbols by the category the atlas assigns each one, from falling and flying to water, teeth and the dead.

Fifty of the sixty four Gene Keys and the Gift each one carries, drawn from the atlas's own roster.

Sixteen geomantic figures by the English name the atlas records for them, drawn from the atlas's own recorded roster.

Type strategies, the nine centers and their gates, profile line pairings, and channel and gate names, drawn from the atlas's own Human Design roster.

The order and stroke patterns of the sixteen principal odu, and the shell counts of the sixteen parent Diloggun signs, drawn from the atlas's own recorded structure of the Odu corpus.

How each of thirty-seven numerology positions is calculated from a name or a birth date.

How six numerology systems calculate a value.

The letter values, bright keywords and pronunciations of the twenty-five Ogham fews, drawn from the atlas's own recorded structure of the tree-alphabet.

The recorded cartomantic keywords of the four playing card suits.

Fifty zodiacal degrees and the planet that traditionally rules each one's decan, drawn from the atlas's own roster.

The plain sequence number the atlas records for twenty Major Arcana cards.

Start with the one fixed element the atlas records for each of the twelve zodiac animals.

Test your knowledge of the thirty-six decans, the ten-degree subdivisions of the zodiac signs, their Golden Dawn tarot correspondences and their degree spans.

The plain sound the atlas records for each rune of the Elder Futhark, the Anglo-Saxon Futhorc and the Younger Futhark.

Twelve signs, four elements, three modalities. How well do you know the wheel of Western astrology?

The nine grahas and their western names, the twelve rashis and their western signs, nakshatra symbols and nitya yoga meanings, drawn from the atlas's own Vedic Astrology roster.

Sixty Adinkra symbols by their literal meaning, drawn from the atlas's own recorded roster.

The planet that rules each of the seven alchemical metals, and the laboratory vessels still in use today under other names.

Which archangel of the Kabbalistic tradition governs each of the ten sephirot of the Tree of Life.

The twenty one letters of the Enochian alphabet by their Latin sound, the twelve Zodiacal Kings by the tribe each rules, and the pronunciation of the first seventeen Aethyrs, drawn from the atlas's own Enochian roster.

The schools, texts and figures the atlas records under Gnosticism: Sethianism, Valentinianism and the Basilideans, the Demiurge, Sophia, the Nag Hammadi Library and its most famous finds.

The five doctrines and six esoteric texts recorded at the heart of Hermeticism, from the Corpus Hermeticum and the Emerald Tablet to the reception history of the Hermetica.

Thirty one Sacred Geometry forms by the keyword the atlas records for them, drawn from the atlas's own recorded roster.

The pronunciation of the first fifty of the seventy two angels of the Shem HaMephorash, drawn from the atlas's own roster.

Where the Enneagram symbol and the nine-type theory actually come from, and what the evidence for the typology does and does not show.

The plain position the atlas records for each of the ten sephiroth on the Tree of Life.

The classical passion Ichazo assigned each of the nine Enneagram types.

The recorded axiom of each of the seven Hermetic Principles of The Kybalion.

Beginner questions on the manuscript history and structure of John Dee's forty eight Enochian Calls, the Claves Angelicae, grounded in the atlas's own attested facts about the First, Third and Nineteenth Calls.

The planet each archangel rules, the element each guards at the quarters, and Raphael's journey with Tobias.

The rank and legion count of fifty-nine spirits of the Ars Goetia, the Lesser Key of Solomon.

The Tree of Life sephirah Agrippa assigns each of the nine angelic choirs.

The earliest textual or ethnographic attestation of twenty-eight subtle-energy concepts from around the world.

The recorded petal count of the seven major chakras.

The hot/cold, wet/dry qualities and astrological triplicities the atlas records for the four classical elements.

The archangels, colors, Golden Dawn initiatory grades and Hindu tattvas the atlas records as corresponding to Fire, Earth, Air, Water and Spirit.

The language the atlas records for eleven of the world's major scriptures.

Temples, shrines and holy places across the globe, do you know where they stand?

Church endowments, temple treasuries and diocesan tax receipts as their own institutions, regulators or courts have disclosed them, and the tithes, zakat, dasvandh and church tax that traditions across the world document as obligations on their own members.

Fifty questions on the point in a person's life that a named ritual marks, drawn from rituals recorded across many traditions.

Beginner questions on documented religious beliefs, taboos and restrictions.

Twenty five questions on named theological and religious doctrines, each grounded on an attested fact already recorded on the doctrine entity it tests. Below the fifty question floor; more remain to be written.

Introductory questions on sacred chant, cantillation and ritual sound traditions from the Divinity Atlas Sacred Sound topic.

Questions on Animals and Totems, beginner tier, drawn from attested facts recorded on this topic's entities.

A beginner level quiz on the founding, origins and record of secret and initiatic societies covered by this atlas.

Questions on the initiatory grades of Freemasonry, the York Rite, the Ancient and Accepted Scottish Rite, the Hermetic Order of the Golden Dawn, the Societas Rosicruciana in Anglia, the A A and the Martinist Order.

Beginner questions on religious and devotional broadcast programs, from radio ministries to satellite television networks.

Beginner questions on musical works recorded in the divinity atlas: their composers, origins and religious content.

Beginner questions on the languages, traditions, disciplines and attributed authorship of the divinity atlas esoteric texts.

Beginner questions on the sacred and liturgical languages recorded in the atlas.

Beginner questions on ritual and devotional performance traditions drawn from world religions, from Purim spiels to Greek tragedy.

Beginner questions on the ten canonical Quranic readings, their transmitters, and a handful of shadhdh readings kept for reference, drawn from attested facts recorded on each reading entity.