04 · Report
The year ahead
The coming twelve months as occasions to notice, not events to expect.
Traditionally read through the slower planets' contacts to the chart across the coming twelve months, each as an occasion in its own dates.
What it explores
The coming twelve months as a series of occasions: the slower planets' contacts to your chart, each with its own dates, read as themes to notice rather than events to expect.
Besides the chart, it reads the slower planets' contacts to it across the coming twelve months, each as an occasion in its own dates.
Questions it may open
- Which of these themes is already present in your life?
- What would you like to pay attention to as the year turns?
- When a theme comes around, how do you want to respond?
What the reading contains
Each reading is written for one chart, so its words are its own. These are the sections it is written in.
- Overview
- Occasions
- About these dates
- Aware expression
- Automatic expression
- Questions to reflect on
- What this may miss
- Helpful focus
What it never does
It never says what happens in the year ahead. Its dates are the sky's geometry; what they may mean is yours to test.
Your birth details stay on your device. The reading is written from your chart's facts alone, never from your name or your birth details.
Words this report uses
- TransitsA transit is a planet in today's sky making an aspect to a point in your natal chart, which the tradition reads as an occasion for reflection on both themes.
- RetrogradeA planet is retrograde when, seen from the Earth, it appears to move backward through the zodiac for a while; the tradition reads it as a time to revisit that planet's theme.
- Collective aspectsA collective aspect is an aspect the planets make to each other in the sky, the same for everyone, which the tradition reads as a shared theme of the time.
- JupiterJupiter is traditionally associated with growth and meaning: in a chart, an invitation to notice how that theme shows up in your experience.
- UranusUranus is traditionally associated with change and freedom: in a chart, an invitation to notice how that theme shows up in your experience.