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Birth charts, transits and horoscopes. Included as culture rather than as physics, and enjoyable on exactly those terms.
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Weekly writing on current transits that assumes you want the mechanics rather than the vibes. Unusually technical for the genre.
Generates a genuinely handsome natal chart and flags the rarer patterns, with celebrity charts on hand to compare against.
Wiki of some seventy thousand birth charts with sourced birth times, each graded by how reliable the underlying record is.
Free birth charts, synastry and transit calculators with more configuration options than most paid software. No account required.
The Swiss Ephemeris people: the technical reference the whole field quietly runs on, plus free charts and very long interpretation texts.
Susan Miller's famously long monthly forecasts — several thousand words per sign, published without fail since 1995.
Long-running Vedic astrology portal with free kundli generation, matchmaking and a daily panchang in several languages.
The AstroTwins' horoscopes and explainers, including a decent plain-English guide to what a transit actually is.
Enormous plain-text library explaining what every placement and aspect is supposed to mean, unpaywalled since the early 2000s.
NASA ephemeris data, brutal one-line notifications and a design language everyone copied. Astrology delivered entirely deadpan.
Precise Hindu calendar giving tithi, nakshatra and auspicious timings for any date and location. Astronomically rigorous throughout.
Tarot taught properly, with free card meanings, a clean illustrated deck and lessons that never ask you to believe anything.
The Vedic side of the practice: kundli, dasha periods and panchang, calculated free with the underlying reasoning shown.
Timeline readings that describe periods rather than days, phrased as amateur psychology rather than fortune telling.
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