The complete FORÊ rune codex contains 124 hand-inked seals across four color lines: amber (Y), vermilion (R), purple (P), and ink-black (B). Twelve of these seals are the classical Buddhist mudra hand gestures — Anjali mudra, Abhaya mudra, Varada mudra, Ushas mudra, Dharmachakra mudra, Kumbha mudra, Lotus mudra, Dhyana mudra, Gyan mudra, Shuni mudra, Bhumisparsha mudra, and Vitarka mudra. Each mudra card shows the finger geometry, the breath, and the one-sentence intention. The remaining 100 seals form a blind-pull pool: 25 per color, each carrying one four-character classical Chinese blessing. A separate 24 fixed-edition catalog (FR + FY) preserves the most-pulled seals as direct-buy SKUs.
A mudra card deck is a hand-gesture oracle — slower than tarot, more physical than rune reading. The 12 mudras in FORÊ follow the canonical Buddhist yoga system: each gesture is a specific finger geometry with a specific breath. If you have never read tarot or pulled a rune, start with the mudra cards: the learning curve is one evening, the body is involved, and the prompts are short. Each mudra card in this codex is also a working seal — pull one as a daily anchor.
The FORÊ codex is a working catalog, not a museum. Use it to browse all 124 seals, track what you have pulled, and start your own set. Login is optional: you can browse without an account. Login to keep a personal collection and unlock the daily-ritual reminder. The mudra cards section is the fastest way into the system for new readers.
The Complete Collection
The Rune Codex
One hundred twenty-four seals. Four colors. Two editions. Every word a blessing, drawn in cinnabar.