here is a trial of classifying those plants
each plant head
COULD be linked to the correct gate
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as they are 8 types of plants
each type is linked to one of the 8 gateway
and each has its own spiritual magic recipe to be used so you can use the correct gate for the correct talisman
===== CHATGPT 5.6 Traial =====
Yes. The
cleanest way to make the “8 gateways + center” hypothesis work is not to invent eight planets. Medieval cosmology already supplies an elegant 8+1 structure:
7 classical planets + the 8th sphere of the fixed stars → surrounding a central terrestrial/microcosmic world.
The seven “planets” were Moon, Mercury, Venus, Sun, Mars, Jupiter, and Saturn; above them was the sphere of the fixed stars. This eight-sphere structure is well attested in medieval cosmology. (You are not allowed to view links.
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Laṭāʾif al-ishārāt is especially interesting here because his system treats celestial forces as flowing downward through mediating levels into the material world. (You are not allowed to view links.
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So I would test your nine-rosette image as:
8 outer gateways = 7 planets + fixed stars
central rosette = Earth / human microcosm / place of generation
The mapping below is
my proposed symbolic reconstruction, not an attested table from al-Buni.
My strongest one-to-one mapping
Gateway in Rosettes
Celestial power
Plant category
Why
Top
☉
Sun
7. Star-shaped & disk-shaped flowers
The top rosette itself is a huge radiant wheel. Category 7 contains flowers that literally resemble stars and solar disks.
Upper-right
✦
Fixed stars / 8th sphere
8. Rare & ornamental forms
This rosette contains a dense field of little dots, almost like a star field. Category 8 contains the strangest, least uniform plant forms—good candidates for individual stellar “signatures.”
Right
☾
Moon
3. Broad-leaved & rosette plants
This gateway is visually watery, cellular, and fluid. Broad, rounded, soft leaves and circular basal rosettes fit a lunar/moist symbolism well.
Lower-right
♄
Saturn
5. Bulbs, tubers & roots
Saturn gives the strongest symbolic match to what is hidden below: roots, depth, enclosure, heaviness and slow development. The lower-right rosette also looks unusually architectural/earthbound.
Bottom
♂
Mars
2. Upright flowering plants
The bottom rosette has sharp, blade-like radial forms. Category 2 is dominated by erect stalks, spikes and vertical growth: the most “spear-like” group.
Lower-left
♀
Venus
6. Creeping & climbing plants
Vines join, entwine, embrace and spread between supports. That makes category 6 the best morphological expression of Venusian connection, fertility and attraction.
Left
☿
Mercury
4. Fern-like & compound-leaved plants
Mercury fits division, multiplication, branching and complexity. Compound leaves and ferns repeatedly split one structure into many smaller units.
Upper-left
♃
Jupiter
1. Trees & shrubs
Jupiter is the best fit for expansion, stature, abundance and large branching structures. Trees are the most developed and spatially expansive plants in your classification.
The central circle would therefore be
neither a ninth planet nor another plant class. It would be the
recipient:
Earth → body → womb → garden → microcosm
depending on which layer of the manuscript is being expressed.
Why this is interesting visually
What surprised me when comparing the two images is that several assignments are supported not merely by the plant categories but by the
actual appearance of the corresponding rosettes.
The
top gate is almost impossible not to notice: it is a large radiant wheel. That makes a solar reading much stronger than randomly assigning the Sun somewhere else.
The
upper-right gate has perhaps the most important clue. Its interior is filled with
many tiny isolated marks/dots. If the eight-gate hypothesis is celestial, that is exactly the place where I would test the
fixed-star sphere first. It is visually different from the singular radial centers associated with a planet.
The
right-hand gateway is dominated by blue, flowing, droplet/cellular forms. That makes it the strongest candidate for a
lunar/watery station.
The
bottom gateway has the most aggressive geometric radial structure: large pointed wedges projecting from a center. That makes
Mars a remarkably natural experimental assignment.
And the
lower-right is distinctive because it contains something that looks almost like a constructed platform, grid, enclosure or machine embedded inside the circle. Compared with the organic rosettes, it feels
material, bounded and heavy—which makes Saturn/roots an interesting fit.
So we get an approximate polarity:
TOP — Sun / light / radiation
↓
CENTER — generation / embodiment
↓
BOTTOM — Mars / action / penetration
while another axis could be:
LEFT — Mercury / branching / differentiation
CENTER — integration
RIGHT — Moon / moisture / nourishment
That is much more coherent than simply placing eight random symbols around the center.
And the plant categories themselves form a progression
There is another layer that may be worth testing. Your eight plant families can almost be treated as
eight modes of growth:
Saturn — root → hidden foundation
Moon — leaf/rosette → nourishment and moisture
Mars — erect stem → upward thrust
Mercury — branching leaf → differentiation
Venus — vine → connection and reproduction
Jupiter — tree → expansion and maturity
Sun — flower/star → visible culmination
Fixed stars — unusual forms → individual signatures
That creates what looks like a
cycle of manifestation rather than merely a botanical taxonomy:
Root → leaf → ascent → branching → union → expansion → flowering → differentiation into many forms.
If the Rosettes page is a flow diagram, the plant section may therefore be doing something much more interesting than saying “this is plant A, this is plant B.” It may classify plants according to
the kind of cosmic force they embody.
Al-Buni is relevant because his esoteric astrology explicitly treats celestial influence as a world-shaping efflux transmitted into lower reality, rather than treating planets as merely decorative astronomical objects. (You are not allowed to view links.
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The 9-rosette structure then becomes especially suggestive
Under this hypothesis, I would read the entire diagram as:
NW — Jupiter — Trees / expansion
N — Sun — Star/disc flowers / radiance
NE — Fixed Stars — rare forms / stellar signatures
W — Mercury — compound leaves / branching
CENTER — Earth–Human–Generation
E — Moon — broad leaves / moisture
SW — Venus — vines / joining
S — Mars — upright plants / thrust
SE — Saturn — roots / enclosure
And there is an important consequence.
The apparently strange fact that there are
nine rosettes suddenly stops being a problem. Medieval cosmology commonly placed
seven planetary spheres beneath the eighth sphere of the fixed stars, with the terrestrial world at the center. (You are not allowed to view links.
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So geometrically you get:
8 celestial domains around 1 terrestrial/microcosmic center.
That is almost exactly the structural problem we started with.
I would currently rate
Sun–top, Moon–right, Mars–bottom, Saturn–lower-right and Fixed Stars–upper-right as the most visually testable assignments. Mercury/Venus/Jupiter are more dependent on the botanical morphology and therefore should be treated as the next layer of the hypothesis rather than established identifications.
===== END OF CHATGPT 5.6 Trial =====
please note that GPT Halicunate and its not a good source but its making things easier to be recognized as a pattern