Matches appear as you type.
Mercury governs thinking, learning and explaining. It sits in a different sign from your Sun about half the time, and it accounts for far more of your working style than your Sun sign does.
Phase and sign are separate pieces of information running on separate cycles. Confusing them is the most common mistake in lunar astrology, and it is easy to stop making.
Printed date ranges approximate a moving line. If your birthday sits near an edge, the year you were born decides your sign — and no table can tell you which.
Two placements that sun-sign writing almost never mentions, neither of which follows from your Sun. Together they explain more about attraction than any compatibility table does.
The effect is real, precisely predictable, and entirely a matter of perspective. Here is the actual astronomy, and the considerably narrower thing the tradition claims about it.
Almost all beginner confusion about chart reading comes from mixing up two things that answer completely different questions. Separate them and the twelve houses become straightforward.
Your birth month, your sign and your element each carry a stone list, and they were assembled by different people for different reasons. Knowing which one you are reading explains why every source tells you something else.
There is a traditional catalogue of meanings for 111, 444 and the rest, and there is a well-documented reason these sequences appear to follow you. Both are worth knowing, and neither one cancels the other.
Numerology offers dozens of calculations. Two carry most of the tradition, they are derived differently, and the rule about master numbers applies to only one of them.
