How this horoscope is made
Most horoscopes do not say where they come from. This one is worked out from the real sky: the positions of the Moon and planets are calculated with the same engine as our birth chart calculator, which is checked against the Swiss Ephemeris. Your sign is treated as the first house of a chart, the next sign as the second house, and so on round the zodiac. This is the solar chart method astrologers use for Sun-sign forecasts. The house each planet, new moon or full moon falls in decides which part of life the reading is about.
The Moon changes sign every two to three days and sets the mood of each day. New and full moons, planets changing sign or direction, and exact aspects between planets mark the key dates of a week or month. Read it as tradition and a prompt for reflection, not as a prediction.
For transits to your own birth chart, see planetary transits today. Not sure of your sign? Use the big three calculator.
Questions
Should I read my Sun sign or my rising sign?
Sun-sign horoscopes are written for your Sun sign. Many astrologers suggest also reading the one for your rising sign, because the solar chart method works the same way from the Ascendant. Find yours with the rising sign calculator.
Why is this horoscope different from other sites?
Each site writes its own. This one follows the actual positions of the Moon and planets and shows them, so you can see which houses of your sign each reading is based on.