Catalog · Forecasts and cycles

The year ahead

What to watch over the next 12 months: themes of the year, periods when it is easier to begin, and periods when it is better to slow down.

$49one-time payment

This is a guide for the year, not a forecast of events.

Who it is for

For anyone planning the year who wants to know in advance where to put their energy and where to wait.

What you get

The main themes of the year and what they are made of, each explained in plain words

Twelve months by area: work, money, relationships, well-being

Periods that usually suit new beginnings

More demanding periods and how to get through them more calmly

Suggestions for every quarter

A calendar of key dates you can check against your life

Sample from a reading

Example

March–April: a good time to discuss money and terms. Summer is calmer and suits rest and study. Fall tends to bring more movement in your affairs: a good time for new agreements.

An example of the wording. Your own reading will be entirely about your data.

How it is calculated

We calculate where the planets stood at the moment of your birth from your date, time and place. The calculation is fact: tropical zodiac, Placidus houses. We then describe it in plain words following the tradition of chart reading, and a theme only enters the text if at least two separate features in your chart support it.

Your sky, in your calendar

Calendar subscription: a morning note with the personal events of your day in Telegram or WhatsApp. $0.99 first month, then $6.99/month.

Frequently asked questions

Do I need my exact birth time?
Yes, for three things: the areas of life (“houses”), your Rising sign, and your Moon sign if the Moon changed signs on your birthday. Without an exact time we leave them out. Your other planets still hold from the date and place.
Which month does the year start from?
From the start date you choose when ordering, and for the next 12 months. It is a rolling window ahead, not birthday to birthday.
What if the reading doesn’t suit me?
The refund terms are described on the  refunds page.