u/Hecmateus

Hi everyone,

Today is Friday, and I wanted to share a small update from my Kickstarter campaign, Urtarmu Codex: The Legend of Two Wings.

The campaign is now live, and alongside it I’ve started a 49-day ritual journey on YouTube Shorts. Each day focuses on one archetype from the Codex, with a short symbolic reflection and a simple inner task.

Urtarmu Codex is not tarot. It is an original mythic and symbolic system built around 49 archetypes, the two wings of the human soul, and the movement between light, shadow, memory, and inner alignment.

So far, the first four days are live:

Day 1 — Udantor, The Golden Whisper
https://youtube.com/shorts/PASTE_DAY_1_LINK_HERE

Day 2 — Ezarsak, The Broken Wing
https://youtube.com/shorts/xB8YISKwlEc?feature=share

Day 3 — Merkud, The Electric Pulse
https://youtube.com/shorts/3VERm3bDJkQ?feature=share

Day 4 — Tinmusu, The Breath of Water
https://youtube.com/shorts/7uwbVUMd9xM?feature=share

If this kind of mythic, symbolic, and ritual-based journey speaks to you, you can also check out the Kickstarter campaign here:

https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/orhanoguzyilmaz/urtarmu-codex-the-legend-of-two-wings

The project includes the book, 49 Light Cards, and 49 Ritual Cards.

Thank you to everyone who watches, follows, shares, or simply takes a quiet moment with the journey. Every small step helps this world breathe a little further.

I’ve been developing a 49-card divinatory archetype system called Urtarmu Codex: The Legend of Two Wings.

It is not tarot, astrology, or I Ching. It is a symbolic reading system built around a mythic structure of two inner wings, seven elements, threshold cards, and 49 archetypes.

The central idea is simple:

one wing turns toward light, memory, direction, and awakening.
the other turns toward shadow, depth, fracture, and the hidden parts of the self.

A reading is not meant to tell the querent what will happen. It is meant to reveal the inner orientation already hidden inside the question.

Each card carries a star, an element, a talisman, a resonance, a cycle, and a form of reunion. The cards are meant to work as symbolic mirrors rather than external commands.

The system uses seven elements:

Fire, Water, Air, Earth, Ether, Gigkur, and Anud.

Gigkur is connected with fractures, fault lines, underground memory, pressure, and the moment when something buried becomes visible.

Anud is connected with clarity, alignment, crystallized sky, direction, and the return of light to its own axis.

There are also threshold cards in the structure, especially 4, 13, 22, 31, 40, 41, and 42. These are not just numbers in the deck. They act as turning points where the inner journey changes direction.

This system also comes from a book I have already written, Urtarmu Codex: The Legend of Two Wings, together with the 49 Light Cards.

The first book and the Light Cards are mainly connected with Anud, the element of clarity, alignment, crystallized sky, and light returning to its own axis.

If this first wing finds its readers, I also plan to write the second book, Shadowless Mystic, which will be connected with Gigkur and the 49 Shadow Cards. That second wing would explore fracture, shadow, underground memory, and the hidden parts of the self in greater depth.

I’m sharing this as a teaser because I’d love to hear how this kind of system reads to people who work with divination, oracle decks, symbolic reading, and archetypal interpretation.

I’m also preparing a short introduction PDF for readers who want to understand the structure of the system without having to enter the whole cosmology at once. If anyone is genuinely curious, I’d be happy to share it privately when it is ready.

Urtarmu Codex is not only a book or a card deck. It is a mythological and esoteric universe built around the inner journey of the human being, the balance between light and shadow, and the act of remembering what was never truly lost.

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At the center of this universe is the idea of the “two wings.”

One wing turns toward light.
The other turns toward shadow.
The human being begins to approach wholeness only when these two directions are carried together, without rejecting one for the other.

The first part of the project is built upon the 49 Archetypes of Light. Each archetype carries a star, an element, a talisman, a resonance, a cycle, and a form of reunion. Because of this, the Urtarmu cards are not tarot cards in the classical sense. They are closer to a symbolic reading system, a mirror for the movements already taking place within the inner world.

The card deck consists of 49 cards. Beneath these 49 structures lies a deeper inner architecture that may be understood through 40 gates and 9 stations. The first forty archetypes carry the human states of wound, direction, memory, transformation, longing, patience, joy, silence, and awakening. The final nine open toward higher thresholds, cosmic seals, and the hidden gates of the journey.

Seven primary elements move through the Urtarmu universe:

Fire, Water, Air, Earth, Ether, Gigkur, and Anud.

Gigkur is the element of fractures, fault lines, underground memory, and the moment when what is hidden is forced into visibility.

Anud works like crystallized sky. It is not simply brightness. It is alignment, clarity, and the return of light to its own axis.

Within this system, the thresholds numbered 4, 13, 22, 31, 40, 41, and 42 are especially important. They are not only numbers. They are turning points where the journey changes direction, where an old inner order closes and another gate of perception begins to open. Each cycle helps the traveler see another layer within the self.

The book of Urtarmu Codex carries the mythic story of this universe. The 49 Light Cards bring that story into symbolic practice, intuitive reading, and inner reflection.

This project gathers years of work around writing, mythology, archetypes, symbols, ancient languages, inner transformation, and the relationship between the human being and their own shadow.

When the Kickstarter campaign begins on May 5, your support will mean a great deal to me.

You can support the project by following the campaign, sharing it with others, backing it when it launches, or simply helping this universe reach the people it is meant to reach.

Urtarmu Codex was not created to build a dogma or declare a prophecy. It was created as a way of remembering the inner voice, the hidden trace, and the two wings that wait within the human being.

Project page:
https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/orhanoguzyilmaz/urtarmu-codex-the-legend-of-two-wings

If mythology, esoteric symbolism, archetypal cards, inner journeys, and original mythic universes speak to you, I warmly invite you to step into the first wing of Urtarmu.

I have been developing a 49-card mythic archetype deck built around the idea of two inner wings.

The system is not tarot in the classical sense. It is closer to a symbolic map of inner movement, memory, fracture, silence, transformation, and return.

Each card is connected to a star, an element, a talisman, a resonance, a cycle, and a form of reunion. The deck also works through seven primary elements:

Fire, Water, Air, Earth, Ether, Gigkur, and Anud.

Gigkur represents fractures, hidden memory, fault lines, and the moment when what is buried becomes visible.

Anud represents clarity, alignment, and the crystallized order of the sky.

The structure also includes important threshold points, especially 4, 13, 22, 31, 40, 41, and 42. These are turning points in the inner journey rather than just card numbers.

I am sharing this here because I would love to hear from people who are interested in archetypes, esoteric symbolism, mythic systems, inner work, and symbolic card decks.

I am currently preparing a small PDF introduction to the deck and its symbolic structure. If anyone is interested, I’d be happy to share it privately and hear your thoughts.

I’m especially curious about how the system reads to people who already work with tarot, oracle cards, mythology, mysticism, shadow work, or symbolic interpretation.