Working notes, real-chart analyses and observations from research practice — without hasty conclusions or astrology jargon for its own sake.
A horary chart is the horoscope of the situation itself, not of the question you ask. What a radical chart is, when horary astrology works and when it does not — and why horary is counted among the most accurate methods of traditional astrology.
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The astrology market is overcrowded. Four verifiable signs of a professional astrologer: accreditation (APAI, ISAR, NCGR), publications, examples of forecasts, professional community. A short overview of schools and astrologers worth looking at.
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A modern astrologer reads character; a forecaster reads the persistent patterns of fate. How the stars shape fate through imprint and trigger, which natal charts are more fatalistic, and why context decides everything.
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Synastry shows compatibility, but not a couple's future. Why psychologically stable couples are often locked in complementary scripts, and why horary astrology predicts relationships more precisely — with a real example.
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Can statistics prove astrology? Why p-values, effect sizes and power aren't enough without a causal model and a testable mechanism.
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Testing astrology using the scientific method: neural networks, data, and statistics. Implementing validation code from scratch in NumPy.
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Can astrological predictions be turned into a rigorous mathematical model? Learn how to train a computer to make predictions.
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Did you know astrology uses atomic time, cosmic clocks, and Earth’s rotation? Read how to use them for predictions
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Learn how UT, UTC, TT, and sidereal time influence astrological calculations. A simple explanation of complex concepts.
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Explore the pilot study comparing the accuracy of horary astrologers to random individuals in predicting event timings.
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