Transits, Progressions, Synastry and Horary

The natal chart is the sky at birth. To look at the present and the coming months, or at a relationship, astrologers use the methods below; you will find each section under your natal chart once it is cast.

Transits

The planets' current (or chosen) positions compared with your natal chart. Transiting Saturn square your natal Sun, for example, often marks a time of pressure and course correction. Our timeline shades busier periods darker: more change, not good or bad.

Secondary progressions

A chart advanced by "one day after birth for each year of life". It changes slowly and symbolises inner growth; the progressed Moon, for instance, changes sign about every two and a half years.

Life cycles

Jupiter returns (about every 12 years), Saturn returns (around 29 and 58) and the Uranus opposition (early forties) are turning points many people share.

Synastry

Enter another person's birth details to compare the aspects between your two charts: attraction, complement and friction.

Horary

No birth data needed: the chart is cast for the moment you ask a specific question, such as "Will I get this job?". Choose the question type and our chart finds the house and planets that stand for it by traditional rules.

These methods describe rhythms and themes, not precise predictions of events. For important decisions, rely on the real situation and professional advice.

This is fixed text compiled from general convention, not a reading of any individual and not a prediction. For important decisions, please consult qualified professionals.