Astrology Reference
A chart is read one piece at a time. These pages explain each piece in plain language, with the astronomical facts shown alongside the interpretation, so you can look up a placement without being sold a prediction.
Guides
The reference pages explain one placement at a time. These guides explain how the pieces fit together, which is the part most people are missing when a chart looks like noise.
9 pages
Rising Signs
The Ascendant is the degree of the zodiac that was climbing over the eastern horizon at the moment of birth. It changes roughly every two hours, which is why it needs a birth time.
12 pages
Decans
A sign covers thirty degrees and has never been treated as thirty uniform degrees. Each one divides into three decans of ten, and a planet in the first decan of a sign behaves noticeably unlike the same planet in the third.
36 pages
Planet in Sign
Plain-language meanings for every planet in every sign, grounded in real chart data and reviewed by a practising astrologer.
120 pages
Planet in House
The sign a planet occupies describes how it behaves. The house describes where in a life it shows up. These pages cover the where, one placement at a time.
120 pages
Aspects
A planet rarely acts alone. The angles it makes to the others decide how it behaves, which is why two people with the same Mars sign can be so unalike.
45 pages
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