Rich in Other Ways
Rediscovering who you are through your cosmic blueprint
We are born at a given moment, in a given place and, like vintage years of wine, we have the qualities of the year and of the season of which we are born. Astrology does not lay claim to anything more.Carl JungRead your birth chart
Your blueprint has four keys
The mind projects its patterns onto the world around it. Ancient people mapped those patterns in the sky, in numbers, and in letters. Start with what was given to you at birth.
Your name
The letters you were given carry number values in Chaldean and Pythagorean systems, and each letter has its own origin story.
Your birth place
Where you were born sets the horizon of your chart: your rising sign and the houses of your life.
Your birth time
The exact minute fixes the sky above you, placing each planet in the constellation it was visibly in.
Your body
Every sign rules a part of the body, an idea traced from Babylon through Greek and medieval medicine.
The cosmos in the body
Ancient astrologers drew the zodiac across the human form, from the head to the feet. Find your sign and see where its energy lives in you.
- ♈AriesHead and face
- ♉TaurusNeck and throat
- ♊GeminiArms, hands, lungs
- ♋CancerChest and stomach
- ♌LeoHeart and spine
- ♍VirgoDigestion and intestines
- ♎LibraKidneys and lower back
- ♏ScorpioReproductive organs
- ⛎OphiuchusHealing and renewal
- ♐SagittariusHips and thighs
- ♑CapricornKnees, bones, skin
- ♒AquariusCalves and ankles
- ♓PiscesFeet
Every tradition, respected
No single culture owns the sky. Each one read it in its own language, and each still has something to teach.
Babylonian
The first star catalogs and omens, and the birthplace of the zodiac's twelve divisions.
Egyptian
The decans, the rising of Sirius, and a calendar built around the flooding of the Nile.
Greek
Planets named for gods, the four elements, and the birth chart as a map of the soul.
Roman
The names we still use for planets, months, and days of the week.
Indian (Jyotish)
A sidereal zodiac tied to the actual stars, the 27 lunar mansions, and the cycles of karma.
Chinese
Twelve animals, five elements, and the 60-year cycle of yin and yang.
The library
Study guides drawn from history, religion, language, and psychology.
Tarot
The 78 cards, their imagery, and how they mirror the journey of the self.
Alchemy
Turning lead into gold as a picture of inner transformation.
The periodic table
From the seven planetary metals to the modern elements.
The Gregorian calendar
How Rome, the Church, and the sun shaped the way we count days.
The horoscope
What the word really means, from the Greek for watcher of the hour.
The origin of numbers
Where our digits came from and why numbers have carried meaning.
The origin of letters
From Egyptian pictures to Phoenician signs to the alphabet in your name.
Signs and symbols
The glyphs, sigils, and shapes humanity keeps returning to.
Psychology of the stars
Jung, archetypes, and why the sky works as a mirror for the mind.
Read your birth chart
Enter your birth details to see where the planets were visibly in the sky when you were born, measured against the true constellations, including Ophiuchus.
Don't know your birth time? Uncheck the box. Your sun, moon, and planets can still be placed, but your rising sign and houses need the exact time.