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Ka & Karma PSV for Time Cycles are optional precision layers that deepen insight within any PSV Time Cycle reading.
While PSV for Times reveals the active aspects governing each day, phase, or cycle, Ka & Karma PSV analyze the emotional and cause–effect dynamics operating inside those aspects.
In other words:
Time Cycles PSV answers what forces are active
Ka & Karma PSV answer how those forces are emotionally experienced and causally expressed
These layers relate to any specific aspect within a phase, not to the phase abstractly.
The Ka Triangle reveals how emotional magnetism behaves during a given time window.
It identifies three emotional forces active within the phase:
Top Ka
The emotional force that must be followed, engaged, or consciously addressed during the period.
Bottom Ka
The emotional force that follows you — what you attract, encounter, or receive from others.
Horizontal Ka
The emotional tension, fear, or support line balancing the two.
Together, these three points form an emotional forecasting map for the time period, showing how relationships, moods, and internal states are likely to develop.
The Karma Layer identifies the cause–effect chains active during the phase.
It reveals:
Karma 1 (Cause)
The force that stimulates action, attention, or reaction during the time window.
Karma 2 (Effect)
The force that is naturally expressed once stimulation occurs.
This layer shows what is being triggered and how it will tend to express, allowing conscious interruption, redirection, or reinforcement of outcomes.
These layers do not replace Time Cycles PSV
They refine it
They are used when:
Emotional clarity is needed
Relationship dynamics matter
Decision-making carries consequence
Precision timing is critical
Because of their depth, Ka & Karma PSV layers remain optional, applied only when additional resolution is desired.
Ka & Karma PSV for Time Cycles are optional precision layers that deepen insight within any PSV Time Cycle reading.
While PSV for Times reveals the active aspects governing each day, phase, or cycle, Ka & Karma PSV analyze the emotional and cause–effect dynamics operating inside those aspects.
In other words:
Time Cycles PSV answers what forces are active
Ka & Karma PSV answer how those forces are emotionally experienced and causally expressed
These layers relate to any specific aspect within a phase, not to the phase abstractly.
The Ka Triangle reveals how emotional magnetism behaves during a given time window.
It identifies three emotional forces active within the phase:
Top Ka
The emotional force that must be followed, engaged, or consciously addressed during the period.
Bottom Ka
The emotional force that follows you — what you attract, encounter, or receive from others.
Horizontal Ka
The emotional tension, fear, or support line balancing the two.
Together, these three points form an emotional forecasting map for the time period, showing how relationships, moods, and internal states are likely to develop.
The Karma Layer identifies the cause–effect chains active during the phase.
It reveals:
Karma 1 (Cause)
The force that stimulates action, attention, or reaction during the time window.
Karma 2 (Effect)
The force that is naturally expressed once stimulation occurs.
This layer shows what is being triggered and how it will tend to express, allowing conscious interruption, redirection, or reinforcement of outcomes.
These layers do not replace Time Cycles PSV
They refine it
They are used when:
Emotional clarity is needed
Relationship dynamics matter
Decision-making carries consequence
Precision timing is critical
Because of their depth, Ka & Karma PSV layers remain optional, applied only when additional resolution is desired.