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Transit forecast

Your birth chart, against the sky as it moves.

A birth chart does not move; the sky does. Everything on this page is the arithmetic of that difference — where the planets stand now, measured against where they stood at your birth, across the period you name. What comes back is dated conditions rather than events: when a contact is exact, which part of your life it lands in, and how long it stays open. What you do inside them was never the chart's to say.

Forecast period
Can't find the current location?

Try a nearby city in the same time zone so the current week or month remains exact.

Last resort: choose the UTC offset. A named city is better where daylight-saving rules apply.

This is where the week or the month begins and ends for you. It is separate from your birth-place time zone, and it is never read from an IP address or the device clock.

Can't find your place?

Type a nearby town in the field above — it keeps your birth houses accurate.

Last resort — set your UTC offset (houses will be approximate):

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Interpretation

Turn this week's facts into clear priorities.

Running the week is free, and it comes back as a sketch of what the calculation found: how much the week holds, where it gathers, and the first questions it raises. The subscription opens that calculation in full and adds the reading built on it — direct answers, the dates worth preparing for, and priorities tied to the contacts behind them.

Running the calculation is always free — a purchase adds the result in full and the reading built on it. See prices

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How this is computed, and what it will not say