Astrology Guide

A map of the sky at the moment of birth. Calculated based on date of birth, time of birth, and place of birth, it shows the positions and relationships of planets. It is the foundation of all astrological analysis.

Refers to the Sun, Moon, and Ascendant. The three most important elements in astrology, representing appearance, inner self, and first impression respectively.

The birth chart divided into 12 areas. Each house represents a different area of life. The 1st house represents the self, the 7th house represents relationships, and the 10th house represents career.

The 12 zodiac signs that the Sun passes through in a year. Western astrology uses the Tropical system (based on the vernal equinox), while Vedic astrology uses the Sidereal system (based on fixed stars).

The zodiac sign rising on the eastern horizon at the moment of birth. It represents first impression, external appearance, and behavior.

The 12 signs are classified into 4 elements (Fire, Water, Earth, Air). Each element consists of 3 signs and represents the nature of energy.

Zodiac signs are classified into 3 modalities (Cardinal/Initiating, Fixed/Stable, Mutable/Changing). It represents how energy moves.

Pioneer modality. Energy that initiates new beginnings. Aries, Cancer, Libra, and Capricorn belong to this modality.

Fixed modality. Energy that represents stability and persistence. Taurus, Leo, Scorpio, and Aquarius belong to this modality.

Mutable modality. Energy that represents flexibility and adaptability. Gemini, Virgo, Sagittarius, and Pisces belong to this modality.

The intersection of the Moon's orbit and the ecliptic. The South Node represents past patterns and innate talents, while the North Node represents the mission and growth direction of this lifetime.

Represents past karma and innate talents. It shows comfortable patterns that need to be left behind for growth.

Represents the mission and growth direction of this lifetime. It shows the challenging but necessary path for soul growth.

Refers to the moment when planets in the current sky meet planets in the birth chart. Used to read the flow and timing of changes for specific periods.

A technique that progresses the birth chart over time. Calculated as 1 day = 1 year to analyze the development process of life.

The chart at the moment of birthday when the Sun returns to its birth position. Used to analyze the flow and themes for the upcoming year.

The chart when the Moon returns to its birth position. Occurs approximately every 28 days, analyzing the emotional flow and flow of a month.

A technique that analyzes relationship relationship harmony by comparing two people's birth charts. Understands the nature of the relationship through angles and harmony between planets.

A relationship chart created by synthesizing two people's charts. Shows the third energy formed when two people meet.

Traditional Indian astrology that uses the Sidereal Zodiac, unlike Western astrology. Analyzes karma and dharma through the Nakshatra (27 lunar constellations) and Dasha (planetary periods) systems.

The 27 lunar constellations in Vedic astrology. Each Nakshatra occupies 13°20', enabling more detailed personality analysis.

The planetary period system in Vedic astrology. Predicts the flow of life through the periods ruled by each planet.

A phenomenon where a planet appears to move backward when viewed from Earth. Represents a time when the planet's energy turns inward or requires review.

The period when Mercury is retrograde. Occurs 3-4 times a year, known as a time requiring caution in communication, contracts, and electronic devices.

A phenomenon where the Moon covers the Sun. A powerful new moon that brings energy of new beginnings and change.

A phenomenon where Earth covers the Moon. A powerful full moon that brings energy of completion and liberation.

The period when the Sun and Moon are at the same position. Good energy for new beginnings and setting intentions.

The period when the Sun and Moon are in opposite positions. Brings energy of completion, achievement, and liberation.

Your "representative zodiac sign" found by combining the most frequently appearing element and modality in your birth chart. It may differ from your actual Sun sign, but shows how your energy is most expressed.

Refers to the starting point of each house. The zodiac sign located at the house cusp determines the energy of that house.

Refers to the 1st, 4th, 7th, and 10th houses. The most powerful houses, where planets have great influence.

Refers to the 2nd, 5th, 8th, and 11th houses. Represents stability and persistence.

Refers to the 3rd, 6th, 9th, and 12th houses. Represents learning and adaptation.

The planet with the strongest influence in the birth chart. Determined by factors such as the chart ruler, ascendant ruler, and the planet with the most aspects.

The planet that rules each zodiac sign. For example: Mars rules Aries, Venus rules Taurus.

The zodiac sign where a planet acts most powerfully. For example: The Sun is exalted in Aries.

The zodiac sign where a planet acts weakly. Corresponds to the opposite sign of its ruler.

The zodiac sign where a planet acts most weakly. Corresponds to the opposite sign of its exaltation.

Refers to the Sun, Moon, Mercury, Venus, and Mars. They have direct influence on individual personality and daily life.

Refers to Jupiter and Saturn. Represents social roles, growth, and responsibility.

Refers to Uranus, Neptune, and Pluto. Represents collective energy that affects an entire generation.

Refers to the 10th house cusp. Represents career, public image, and life goals.

Refers to the 4th house cusp. Represents home, roots, and private areas.

Refers to the 7th house cusp. Represents partnerships, marriage, and relationships with others.

A state where two planets are at the same position (0 degrees). The energies of the two planets merge and act powerfully.

A state where two planets are 120 degrees apart. Represents harmonious and positive energy flow.

A state where two planets are 60 degrees apart. Represents energy of opportunity and cooperation.

A state where two planets are 90 degrees apart. Represents tension and challenge, but also an opportunity for growth.

A state where two planets are 180 degrees apart. Means opposition and balance, and is energy that requires integration.