Electional Presets Doctrine
Definition
Electional presets are public workflow bundles built from reviewed electional doctrine rather than historical categories handed down as exact modern products.
the overview explains the grouping while keeping individual weights and public review separate from source claims.
History and sources
The local note draws from Dorotheus, Bonatti, Choices and Inceptions, and fixed-star sources where relevant to individual election families.
these methods are treated preset labels as product organization layered over older electional priorities.
Variants
Electional workflows can prioritize different factors depending on the action, urgency, and source lane.
This overview does not claim that preset weights are quoted from one source.
What this doctrine covers
The cited material supports public explanation of electional preset families as reviewed workflow bundles with cited rationale.
It may name broad priorities such as Moon condition, Ascendant handling, durable signs, travel, and selected fixed-star use when tied to narrower preset pages.
Scope and limitations
The cited sources do not establish full preset scoring, exact weights, or every source-specific electional judgement.
Weights and filter choices remain public review unless a narrower reviewed rule says otherwise.
Related practices
Electional presets draw on lunar mansions, fixed stars, dignity, sect, aspects, houses, and planetary condition.