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Personal Weekly Forecast

Search actual major-aspect crossings for a selected transit body and natal target. View computed factors without outcome or intensity scores.

Provider chart calculation

Input

Natal chart plus weekly forecast

Enter birth details or load a saved physical chart, then choose the body pair and the start of the search interval.

Exact birth data

Natal chart

Birth settings establish the fixed natal target. Legacy charts with unknown settings are calculated again.

Select the exact city from the suggestions. Coordinates and timezone are stored automatically.

Use the time on the birth certificate if you can. Houses and the Rising sign depend on it. No birth time? The Sun Sign Calculator works from the date alone.

8 base position requests, plus root/station refinement; at most 96 requests and 960 estimated provider credits. Requests are paced; longer searches can take several minutes. Deadline: 10 minutes. No automatic charged retries. A fresh natal chart adds one request (20 estimated credits).

The weekly interval starts at local midnight. All five major aspects are included. Long intervals for fast bodies can exceed the bounded search budget.

Import stays on this device and does not contact a calculation provider. Imported results are not independently certified.

Output

Personal weekly forecast result

Computed factors for the selected body pair. Times display to the minute; UTC, residuals and convergence brackets are preserved in the private export.

Awaiting result

Choose a body pair and submit to search its crossings throughout the selected interval.

Input

Complete event calendar

Search all ten transiting bodies against all ten fixed natal positions, including repeated direct and retrograde hits.

The weekly interval runs from local midnight to the next interval boundary. One supplementary request, at most 120,000 ten-body sample evaluations and a 160-second deadline. If no completed source chart is available, one fresh AstroWay chart adds 20 estimated credits. Service availability is checked before that request. Private imports work now.

Import stays on this device and does not contact a calculation provider. Imported results are not independently certified.

Output

Complete calendar result

All declared bodies and intervals are required. PDF includes every event; JSON retains every source. PNG saves the displayed result page.

Awaiting result

A complete calendar adds computed events between the sampled checkpoints. Nodes, angles, asteroids and house changes are outside this declared method.

Method, examples and further reading

Guide

How this calculator works

Search actual major-aspect crossings for a selected transit body and natal target. View computed factors without outcome or intensity scores.

Who it is for

Readers exploring computed transit contacts to a selected natal planet.

Required input

Birth details or a saved physical tropical chart; one transit body, one natal target, start date and IANA forecast timezone.

Method note

Only the selected body pair is covered. Roots require a residual within 0.001 degrees and a bracket within 60 seconds. Broad independent event acceptance remains pending.
  • The natal chart establishes one fixed tropical longitude. Unknown legacy settings require recalculation.
  • A bounded continuous-angle search resolves directed major-aspect crossings, including station splits and repeated hits.
  • Each event exposes UTC, direction, angular residual and final bracket. Incomplete searches return an error, never a best window.

Guide

What the result means

These are measured angular contacts for the selected body pair. Their interpretation does not measure success, stress, wellbeing or wealth.

Example result

Personal Weekly Forecast example

A computed contact lists its aspect, minute-level local time, UTC instant and direction. Retrograde and direct repeats remain separate.

Compare another body pair while keeping the natal settings and interval explicit.

Guide

What this result helps you understand

Readers exploring computed transit contacts to a selected natal planet.

Search directed major-aspect crossings for one transit body and a physical natal target, with repeat hits and explicit timing coverage.

These are measured angular contacts for the selected body pair. Their interpretation does not measure success, stress, wellbeing or wealth.

Guide

Deeper guide to this calculator

Use this section before and after the result: first to understand what the tool measures, then to interpret the answer with context.

What it does

This page searches seven days, from local midnight on your start date, for every exact moment one moving planet forms a major aspect to one planet in your natal chart. Unlike the weekly sign horoscope, which samples seven noons for everyone with your sign, it measures against your own birth positions and finds crossing times to the minute.

Input required

You enter birth date, time and city (or load a saved chart), a start date, a timezone, a transiting body and a natal target, each chosen from the Sun through Saturn. Birth time matters most for a natal Moon target, which moves about half a degree per hour.

How it works

The tool calculates your tropical natal chart, takes the exact degree of your chosen natal planet, and steps through the week to find each moment the transiting body reaches 0, 60, 90, 120 or 180 degrees from it on either side. Every one of the seven bodies fits within a week, including the Moon, which is sampled every six hours.

How to interpret the result

Each hit is one card: aspect, direct or retrograde motion, local time and UTC. In a constructed example, natal Venus sits at 14 degrees Taurus and the transiting Moon starts the week at 20 degrees Capricorn; the search lists a square near 14 degrees Aquarius after about two days and a sextile near 14 degrees Pisces after about four. The default pairing, the Sun to your natal Sun, often returns nothing, because the Sun moves only about seven degrees in a week.

Why it matters

Transits to the natal chart are the main timing method of modern Western astrology. A weekly window suits the Moon and the fast inner planets, whose aspects form and pass within days.

Traditional meaning

Astrologers read a transit as the moving planet's theme touching the natal planet's theme, colored by the aspect. Lunar transits are traditionally described as brief emotional tones, while Mars or Venus contacts last a little longer.

Reflection use

Run the Moon against your natal Sun or Moon and write a line on each listed day about what you noticed. After a few weeks you can compare those notes with the aspect types.

Beginner mistakes to avoid

  • Leaving the Sun-to-Sun default and concluding that nothing is happening this week.
  • Reading the exact time as the only moment the transit matters, when astrologers usually allow an orb before and after.
  • Using a rounded birth time and then trusting a Moon-target crossing to the minute.

Limits to keep in mind

  • One body pair per run; Uranus, Neptune, Pluto and the chart angles are outside the standard search.
  • Crossings are listed without any score for strength or significance.

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FAQ

Common Questions

Does this cover every transit?

It searches the five major aspects for one selected transit body and natal target. Other pairs are outside its coverage.

Why is the forecast timezone needed?

It defines local midnight boundaries and display times. Geocentric transit longitudes do not depend on a forecast city's coordinates.

Does a contact predict an outcome?

No. The result records an angular event; it contains no intensity, success or category score.