Your sign in three astrologies

Your Western signs come from the tropical zodiac, your Vedic signs from the sidereal zodiac, and your Chinese animal from the Lunar New Year of your birth year. Enter a date and place. Add a birth time to include Rising and Lagna. We flag a Sun or Moon within 1° of a sign cusp.

How it works

One engine chart supplies every Western and Vedic number. The request is a non-compact sidereal chart: each body has both a sidereal and a tropical longitude. Western signs use the tropical Sun and Moon. Vedic signs use the sidereal Sun and Moon. Chinese uses the birth date against the Lunar New Year table, not the planets.

Western Rising is the sidereal lagna plus the Sun’s tropical minus sidereal offset from that same chart. We show Rising and Lagna only when you give a birth time and the live engine reports version 0.19.0 or newer. If the engine version cannot be read, they stay hidden.

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Questions

Why are my Western and Vedic signs different?

Western signs start at the spring equinox. Vedic signs start from the fixed stars. The two zodiacs are now about 24° apart, so the Vedic Sun is often the sign before the Western Sun.

Do I need a birth time?

Sun, Moon and the Chinese animal work from the date and place. Rising and Lagna need a birth time because the ascendant changes about every two hours. Without a time we still show the Moon, and we note that it can move if the time is wrong.

Why is Rising missing?

We hide Rising and Lagna when no birth time is given, when the live engine is older than 0.19.0, or when we cannot read the engine version in time. The lagna was 180° off on earlier engine builds.

What does a boundary note mean?

The Sun or Moon was within 1° of the next or previous sign. A small change in birth time, or the difference between tropical and sidereal, can move that placement.

Where does the Chinese animal come from?

From the Hong Kong Observatory Lunar New Year tables for 1901–2100. A Chinese year starts at Lunar New Year, not on 1 January, so a January or February birthday can belong to the previous animal.

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