Start with this tool
Find actual planet-to-natal-chart aspects for twelve months starting from your chosen month. Create a personal calendar that preserves retrograde repeat passes and house placements.
Calculation and interpretation method
Moving longitudes of the Sun and Mercury–Pluto are compared with fixed natal planetary and true lunar-node longitudes. Exact roots of the five major aspects are solved within the selected complete local months. Fast Moon transits are excluded from this period view and remain available in the daily tool. Separate retrograde passes are retained; a calculated date does not guarantee a life event.
Build a route from the starting month
Choose a starting month relevant to a subject you are working on. The tool considers twelve complete months from that month rather than counting 365 days from the present instant. Make a small observation plan for the first three months and leave later dates as review points. This identifies what to revisit when more information is available instead of turning a distant theme into a certain outcome now.
Move the starting month forward and check which records enter and leave the interval. Preserve the order of separate dates for the same contact. A year-long frame does not require dealing with everything at once; begin with the concrete question you have today.
Exact crossings, repeat passes and local dates
This period view compares Sun and Mercury–Pluto transits with fixed natal longitudes. The fast transiting Moon is excluded, while planetary aspects to your natal Moon can still appear. Retrograde motion can produce multiple exact passes over a natal degree, so keep distinct dates separate. The interval uses complete local-month boundaries. A date list identifies the geometric contacts found rather than calculating the type or outcome of an event in your life.
Sources and approach
These sources explain the page's traditional concepts or calculation context. Original Starmora examples and reflection prompts are not predictions attributed to the sources.