Sacred Tones · Astryx

ASTRYX

You were born into a chord.
It is still sounding.

Twelve bodies were turning somewhere at your first breath, each at its own rate, and that arrangement has a sound. Not a metaphor. A number.

Astryx works out which tone your chart is leaning on today, and where on the body to let it ring. Nothing here asks you to believe it first — put your volume up and touch one.

$9.99 a month · 30 days free · Already bought the forks? Your access came with them.
The twelve tones—
Tap to sound
Earth Year is the one that belongs to no planet. It is this planet’s own year, and every other tone is measured against it.
Where the numbers come from

An orbit, folded until you can hear it

Earth takes a year to go once around the sun. That is a frequency — an impossibly slow one, a single cycle in three hundred and sixty-five days. Too low to hear, but not too low to double.

Double it, and double that, thirty-two times, and it arrives somewhere your ear can follow. Hans Cousto worked this out in 1978 and called it the cosmic octave. Every one of the twelve forks is the same arithmetic run on a different body.

That is the whole trick, and it is checkable. No one has to take anything on faith.

Earth Year · worked
One orbit of the sun365.256 days
As a frequency0.0000000317 Hz
Doubled, thirty-two times× 232
Audible. Machined into steel.136.10 Hz

Now look at the ladder again. Saturn sits at 147.85 and Jupiter at 183.58, and nothing fills the space between them. Nothing was left out. That silence is the actual shape of the solar system, printed in a row of forks.

Show me

This is what it looks like when it is working

Every phase names the fork, the frequency, the named point and how long to let it ring. You are never guessing where a thing goes. Tap any of these and hear the tone that belongs to it.

A practitioner sounds a fork above the crown of a reclining man’s head.
Adhipati · the crownNeptune · 211.45 Hz
A practitioner rests a weighted fork on a seated woman’s upper trapezius.
Urdhva Skandha · the shoulderUranus · 207.33 Hz
A practitioner applies a fork at the heel of a client lying face down.
Parshni · the heelEarth Year · 136.10 Hz
A fork held a clear distance above a reclining client’s belly, never touching.
Swept, never touchedSix inches above the body
That last one has no button, on purpose. Two named points are met at six inches and swept rather than touched — the reproductive point below the navel, and the tail bone. For every fork, every chart, every person. A rule that holds without exception is worth more than one that mostly holds.
The 6-Sense Protocol

Six channels. Every one opens both ways.

There is an instrument you pick up, and there is a faculty it trains. The fork and the ear. The oil, and the nose that starts catching what is not in the room.

Astryx works the outward side, because that is the side that can be measured. What opens on the inward side is yours. Nobody can hand it to you, and nobody should promise you they can.

A luminous figure: the body in cyan filament with the chakra column burning crown to root.
Channel
What you pick up
What it trains
Sound
Today’s fork, at its own frequency
Clairaudience — clear hearing
Sight
The colour the chamber bathes you in
Clairvoyance — clear seeing
Scent
The oil tied to the planet carrying your signal
Clairalience — clear smelling
Taste
A tea and a plant ally, safety notes shown
Clairgustance — clear tasting
Body
The breath, the posture, the placement
Clairsentience and clairtangency
Field
The auric layer — swept, never touched
Claircognizance and clairempathy
Astra, the Astryx guide, rendered in neon and circuitry.
Your guide

Meet Astra

Astryx is the instrument. Astra is the one who explains it. She holds your chart, the whole fork canon, this morning’s sky and every corner of the app — and she will not make you feel foolish for asking.

Ask her why Saturn turned up today. Ask what a marma point is, or how to cancel. She answers plainly, she makes no claim about your body, and the moment a question belongs to someone who can examine you, she says so and means it.

Astra
Which fork is for grounding?
The grounding fork is the Earth Year fork at 136.10 Hz — the Om tone. It’s the regulator in the system, the one that doesn’t belong to any single planet but to the ground under all of them.
Can I put the fork on my pelvis?
Mostly yes — the hips and the sacrum are ordinary contact. Two points are the exception: the reproductive point below the navel and the tail bone. Those are met six inches above the body and swept, never touched.
Real answers, word for word out of the live app.
The Chamber

Five ways to sit down with it

One is built from your chart and this morning’s sky, so it is different today than it was yesterday. The other four are the same map for every body — walk in, press play, follow the cards.

Today’s Calibration
15 or 30 min
Your chart against the sky as it stands right now.
Full Spectrum
28 min
All ten planetary forks, feet to head, in order.
Full Body
35 min
The twelve-fork ladder, up the body and back down.
Chakra
27 min
Seven centres, crown to root. Solfeggio or planetary.
Marma
30 min
Twelve forks at their named Ayurvedic points.
A man seated in a candlelit room, eyes closed, bathed in cyan, sound spiralling around him.
Sacred Tones

Twelve forks, cut to the sky

A fork is not a symbol here. It is a machined length of steel that rings at one number, and the number came from an orbit. Strike Earth Year and you are listening to this planet’s year, folded upward until your ear can reach it.

The twelve-piece unweighted Sacred Tones set in its case, each fork engraved.
12-Piece Planetary Set — Unweighted
$699
The full ladder, 126.22 to 221.23 Hz. Unweighted forks carry further through air — the choice for working around the body and in the field.
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The twelve-piece weighted Sacred Tones set, weights visible at the tines.
12-Piece Planetary Set — Weighted
$799
The same twelve tones, weighted at the tines. You feel these through bone and tissue when the stem rests on a point.
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You do not need the forks to begin. The app sounds every tone for you and says plainly that it is simulating — exactly like the ladder at the top of this page. Tick a fork in Settings once you own it and the app stops standing in for that one.
For practitioners

The chart is on the screen. Your hands are on the body.

In Practitioner mode Astryx runs on your client’s chart, not yours. The screen beside you names the fork, the frequency, the point and whether that point is contact or field. You read a protocol instead of trying to remember one.

A practitioner sounds a fork over a reclining client while a screen beside them shows the Astryx chamber.
The Astryx practitioner screen: dominant configuration, planetary positions with frequencies, and the session protocol.
The actual screen, out of the running app. Sun–Mercury conjunction, 74% confidence — every planet with its Cousto frequency, and the fork order with nerve plexus and application point.
Your roster
Enter a client’s birth data once. Their blueprint is waiting every time they come back.
Your modality
Eight lenses — medical astrology, Reiki, bodywork, naturopathy, Ayurveda, TCM. The same chart, read in your language.
Your notes
A vagal-tone rating and observations per session, kept with the client.
Your paperwork
A PDF export carrying your name and your claimed modality on the footer.
Access

Two ways in

Your chart, your history and every session you have run stay yours. Nothing is deleted if you pause.

Individual
$9.99 / month
  • Your full reading and the daily plan across all six channels
  • Every session type, Marma included
  • Today’s sky read against your chart
  • The body map and your energy trends
  • Twenty questions a day with Astra
Practitioner
$39.95 / month
  • Everything in Individual, turned toward your clients
  • A client roster — enter their birth data once
  • Run any session on a client’s chart, not your own
  • Session notes with a vagal-tone rating
  • PDF export with your name and modality
  • Unlimited questions with Astra
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