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You have a Sun sign and a Chinese animal, and they come from two separate traditions that count time differently. Here is how each works and how to hold both at once.
Your name can be turned into three numbers: what you are here to do, what you want underneath and how you come across. Here is the letter chart, the method and the limits.
A step-by-step walk through the life path calculation, the special case of master numbers, and an honest look at how much weight a single number deserves.
Your Venus sign describes what draws you and how you show affection; your Mars sign describes how you pursue what you want. Together they explain more about attraction than a Sun sign can.
Mercury does not go backward. The astronomy behind a retrograde is simple, the astrology is more modest than the memes, and the useful advice fits on an index card.
Born near the edge of a sign and getting different answers? Sign dates are not fixed. Here is why they shift from year to year, and how to find your true Sun sign.
Planets say what, signs say how, and houses say where. This guide walks through the twelve houses, how they are drawn, and what to do when one looks empty.
Two fire signs can be nothing alike. The reason is modality, astrology’s sorting of the signs into starters, keepers and adapters. Here is how to spot yours.
Counting fire, earth, air and water across your whole chart is one of the quickest ways to get past a Sun-sign stereotype. The element you lack is often the most revealing.
Your Sun, Moon and rising sign answer three different questions about you. Here is what each one covers, why they so often disagree, and which one needs your birth time.
