The sky's schedule for the next twelve months, solved from the ephemeris to the minute: retrograde windows, eclipses, lunations, and the rare headline of an outer planet changing sign. For the interactive version with your own chart overlaid, use the Transit Command Center.
A solar eclipse is a new moon with the volume turned all the way up: beginnings that arrive rather than beginnings you plan. Tradition reads the weeks around one as a hinge, especially for the houses the eclipse sign occupies in your chart. Plant deliberately; avoid forcing outcomes during the eclipse itself.
A lunar eclipse is a full moon intensified: culminations, disclosures, and emotional weather that finishes chapters. What has been quietly true tends to become visibly true. Best used for release and acknowledgment rather than launches.
A solar eclipse is a new moon with the volume turned all the way up: beginnings that arrive rather than beginnings you plan. Tradition reads the weeks around one as a hinge, especially for the houses the eclipse sign occupies in your chart. Plant deliberately; avoid forcing outcomes during the eclipse itself.
A lunar eclipse is a full moon intensified: culminations, disclosures, and emotional weather that finishes chapters. What has been quietly true tends to become visibly true. Best used for release and acknowledgment rather than launches.
An outer planet changing sign re-themes years at a time and is felt generation-wide. Retrograde re-entries mark the revision pass: the planet backing up to finish business in the previous sign.
Each row is a planet. Shaded bands are retrograde periods, ticks are sign ingresses (the glyph shows the sign being entered), dots on the top row are new moons (filled) and full moons (open). Everything is solved to the minute from the ephemeris, not transcribed from tables.
Load a chart and the lab computes every exact aspect from transiting Mars through Pluto to your natal planets and angles inside the window. Each entry is the moment of perfection. An "Rx pass" tag means the transit planet was retrograde then: most outer transits hit a degree three times (direct, retrograde, direct), and the series reads as opening, review, and integration.
Not all hits weigh the same. Prioritize slow planets over fast, hard aspects (conjunction, square, opposition) over soft, and hits to your Sun, Moon, Ascendant, and chart ruler over the rest. One Saturn conjunction outweighs a month of Mars trines. Click a hit to read its full interpretation.