Forecast

Your chart is fixed: it is the sky at the moment of birth. The planets continue to move and from time to time form a significant angle to points in this chart. Such an encounter is called a transit, and a forecast consists of them.

Therefore the forecast for two people born on the same day differs: the transit does not hit a “sign”, but a specific point in an individual chart — the Sun, the Moon, the Ascendant, the house cusp.

This is a single calculation with different windows, not three separate predictions. Only the time interval over which the platform searches for hits in the orb changes.

A week shows fast transits — the Moon, Mercury, Venus, Mars: they come and go within days. A month adds Jupiter and Saturn. A year retains only the slow ones: Uranus, Neptune, Pluto and Saturn returns, which last for months and define life periods rather than the mood of a day.

The theme of a transit is not defined by itself, but by the point it hits. Venus to the Ascendant and Venus to the second house cusp are different matters: the former about how you are perceived, the latter about money.

The platform categorises hits by themes: relationships, work and recognition, money and resources, strength and health, major period events. The categorisation follows houses and transit participants, not generic terms.

A transit does not start and end on a single day. It enters the orb, reaches the exact angle and exits — for slow planets this stretches over months and is felt differently in each phase.

Therefore each transit shows three dates: entry, exact angle and exit. This also answers the common question “why I have been feeling this for a week, while the calendar shows a single date”.

No prediction of events. A transit describes a theme and tension, not a fact: “you will argue on Tuesday” should not be inferred, and the platform does not write such.

No medical, legal or financial advice. The forecast is an entertaining and psychological interpretation, and this is noted alongside each text.