Your solar return, progressions and returns, the eclipses that touch your chart, the void-of-course Moon and planetary hours, all worked out from your own birth details.
Shares your details with the birth chart and horoscope pages, in this browser only. “Where you are now” sets the solar return’s houses and the planetary hours; it starts as your birthplace.
Each day is judged at local noon. The Moon in one of the signs that suit the activity adds 2. A waxing Moon for things you start, or a waning one for things you end or rest from, adds 2 (the wrong phase takes 1). Mercury retrograde takes 3 for talk, travel and contracts; Venus retrograde takes 3 for love and money. A Moon void of course for half the waking hours (08:00 to 22:00) takes 2. With your birth chart, the Moon within 6° of a conjunction, sextile or trine to the planets that matter for the activity adds 2; a square or opposition takes 1. Traditional electional rules of thumb, the same for everyone without a chart, and never random.
Positions from Astronomy Engine. Solar return: the moment the Sun returns to its exact birth longitude, cast for where you are. Progressions: secondary (one day after birth for each year of life); progressed angles by solar arc. Returns: each pass of Saturn or Jupiter over its birth position, and the Moon’s return to its birth position. Eclipses: Astronomy Engine’s eclipse search, at the moment of greatest eclipse; “touches” means within 3° of a point in your chart. Void-of-course Moon: from the Moon’s last exact major aspect to any planet, Sun to Pluto, until it enters the next sign. Planetary hours: daylight and night each split into twelve hours from the local sunrise and sunset, in the Chaldean order starting from the day’s ruler. Everything is calculated in your browser; nothing is sent anywhere.