Year-ahead forecast

Plan your year

When to start things and when to conserve your energy, which months will be harder, and how to get through them. Plus what to check before a big decision: a move, a new job, a business of your own.

$179

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Does this sound like you?

  • A rough stretch has dragged on for years now, with no end in sight.
  • You’re facing a big decision: a move, a new job, a business of your own. You’ve listed the pros and cons, but you’re afraid to commit. What if it’s another mistake?
  • Life feels like it’s on pause. Plans keep falling through, and you’ve stopped planning ahead.
  • You don’t have the energy for everything, and you need to know when to push and when to take care of yourself.

The year-ahead forecast shows what this year is about for you and how it unfolds month by month. It also explains what kind of period you’re in and why.

What you’ll see in the forecast

You’ll see your whole year: what it’s about for you and how to prepare.

  • Which months are better for starting things, when to conserve your energy, and why.
  • What to check and prepare before a move, a launch, or a job change.
  • What this year is about for you: the main themes that run through the whole year, and what will take effort.
  • Which months will be harder, which will be easier, and how to get through the hard ones.
  • Turning-point dates, after which a lot changes, and a calendar of the year with an action for each period.
  • When rushing costs more than usual. In those weeks, it’s better to finish what you’ve started and hold off on anything new.
  • How your energy and mood change over the year: when you’re on the rise and when you need rest.

What the forecast looks like

The heart of the forecast is the calendar of the year. On the left are the dates, in the middle what’s happening in those weeks, and on the right an action you can copy into your planner.

When What’s happening What to do
October 18 - November 21 Weeks when your work is more visible: people notice what you do Put your work out there: publish it, send it, name your price
October 24 - November 13 Three weeks when paperwork gets tangled: loans, taxes, and shared money Don’t borrow, and don’t sign anything involving other people’s money until November 13
An example, with details changed.

Start with the calendar. Go through it with your planner and copy in the three to five periods that line up with your plans: a trip, a renovation, signing a contract, a big purchase. Read the rest once, front to back.

See the contents of the forecast

How to use this document

  1. 1 The year at a glance
  2. 2 What this period brings you
  3. 3 Who you’ll be this year
  4. 4 Work and reputation
  5. 5 Home and relationships
  6. 6 What will take effort
  7. 7 The theme that’s still dragging on
  8. 8 What runs in the background all year (long themes)
  9. 9 Periods when rushing costs a lot
  10. 10 Turning-point dates
  11. 11 How your energy and mood change
  12. 12 How you’re changing with age
  13. 13 Calendar: when, what, and what to do
  14. 14 What comes next

Why the forecast will be about you

A forecast is calculated for the minute and place of your birth, and a difference of a few minutes moves the dates in it. That’s why we begin by pinning down your exact birth time. It’s included in the price.

Records often give the time only roughly, because it’s written down after the birth and rounded. Your mom remembers “around noon.” So we pin down the exact minute using events that have already happened in your life. With the right minute, they all fall into place.

The minute where your past lines up becomes the basis of the forecast, and all the periods and dates are calculated from it.

Don’t know your exact birth time? That’s common, and you don’t need to do anything in advance.

Check whether your case is a good fit

Is your case a good fit?

Your minute of birth decides whether a reading is about you or about someone born ten minutes earlier. A few short questions will show whether we can work with your birth time.

Who we can help

Your case What we’ll tell you
Up to three hours, and five or more dated life events Your case is a good fit. We’ll check and refine your birth time against events in your life. With a birth chart reading or a year-ahead forecast, that’s included in the price.
Three to four hours, or fewer than five dated life events We may be able to take a case like this, but we decide case by case. The search is harder, and the price depends on the details. Write to us and we’ll take a look.
No birth time at all, or more than four hours We don’t take on cases like this: unless you know your time to within three or four hours, any minute we found would be made up. What we can offer instead is a personality reading without a birth time. It covers your character, your strengths, and what’s harder for you, but without tying them to areas of life or dates.

We don’t work with the charts of children or teenagers, or with people born near or above the Arctic Circle.

We’ll need your date and place of birth, the time as you know it, where you live now, and a few dated events in your life. The month and year are enough. We’ll ask for all of this in the questionnaire we send with our reply. We use the event dates only to find your minute of birth.

All the calculations come with the forecast. If you like, another astrologer can double-check them.

Every “be careful” comes with a “here’s what to do”

The forecast warns you about difficult weeks in advance and tells you what to do about them right there. It doesn’t predict illness or loss.

If a rough stretch has dragged on for a long time, the forecast shows which months of the year will be harder, which will be easier, and what to do in each of them.

A forecast is a map, not a verdict. In the same weeks, one person signs a contract and another sleeps right through them. The decisions are yours.

On health, the forecast covers routine: when to conserve your energy and how to recover. It doesn’t replace a doctor, a lawyer, or a therapist.

What’s included and what it costs

Year-ahead forecast, $179. A 14-section document with a calendar of the year that gives each period its dates and an action. The birth time check is included in the price. Along with the forecast, you get the first issue of the monthly forecast.

Year-ahead forecast Plus, $219. The document comes with a private podcast in your language (two voices talking through your forecast) and a short slide summary of the key points.

Complete package, $299. Birth chart reading with a podcast and a slide summary, a year-ahead forecast, and the first issue of the monthly forecast.

The forecast starts on the day you receive it and covers at least twelve months ahead. We’ll give you the exact dates it covers when we confirm your order. Each year is calculated separately, so several years means several forecasts.

The price you see is what you pay, with no surprise charges along the way.

For two weeks after you receive the document, you can send us your questions about it in one email. We answer them at no extra cost.

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Questions

Is this a schedule of events?

No. The forecast shows the weather of the year: where there’s support, where there’s tension, which way the year is heading. What you actually do in those weeks is up to you and your circumstances. The weather doesn’t cancel your decisions; it tells you when to bring an umbrella.

What if the forecast shows something bad?

The forecast doesn’t predict illness or loss. It warns you about difficult weeks in advance and always tells you what to do about them.

How is the year-ahead forecast different from the monthly forecast?

The year-ahead forecast shows the whole year and its major periods and answers “Where is this year heading?” The monthly forecast takes one month and goes through it week by week and day by day and answers “What should I do right now?” Open the year-ahead forecast once a season, and read the monthly one before each month begins. The first monthly issue comes with the year-ahead forecast.

I don’t know my exact birth time. What should I do?

Nothing in advance. Finding the time from events in your life is part of the work on the forecast. We check a recorded time and search for an unknown one. The quick check “Is your case a good fit?” will show which cases we can take.

Does it matter where I live?

Yes. That’s why we ask for both your place of birth and where you live now, because part of the calculation depends on where you live. If you spend your birthday somewhere else, we’ll ask about that place too.

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How the forecasts are made

Each forecast is made by a practicing astrologer working with a calculation system. The system does the math, so the astrologer’s time goes where it matters most: your chart. The astrologer reviews each forecast and stands behind the result.

So every forecast combines a person’s judgment with precise calculation. Every document states that it was prepared with the help of artificial intelligence.

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A request doesn’t commit you to anything. We’ll reply, look at your case, and confirm the price. The decision is always yours.

How can we reach you?
About your birth time

Two quick questions to see how much work the search will take.

How do you know your birth time?
How precisely do you know it?
A few words are enough: what’s going on for you right now, or what decision you’re facing. We’ll send the full questionnaire with our reply.

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