Ogham — the tree alphabet
The Celtic feda, each letter a tree with its own word. Cast three for a gentle mirror — where you've been, where you are, and what helps.
The Celtic feda, each letter a tree with its own word. Cast three for a gentle mirror — where you've been, where you are, and what helps.
A reading from the 20 primary Ogham fews (feda) — the Celtic tree alphabet — drawn deterministically from a seed.
The 20 fews are grouped in the traditional four aicmí (groups of five) in Beith-Luis-Nin order, using the attested Unicode Ogham block. The draw uses the same seeded engine as the site's rune and tarot draws.
We don't add the five supplementary forfeda letters, and we don't invent a 'reversed' meaning — Ogham has no firmly-fixed reversed tradition, so every few is drawn upright only. This is a symbolic mirror, never a score.
The forfeda are five later supplementary additions, not part of the settled 20-few primary alphabet — adding them would mean inventing beyond the attested core.
No — Ogham has no firmly-fixed reversed tradition, so we draw every few upright only rather than inventing a reversed meaning that isn't attested.