My daily horoscope

The twelve signs, every day, from the real positions of the Moon, the Sun, Mercury, Venus and Mars — calculated here, not copied. A mirror game for the day, not a prediction. Further down, today’s Chinese horoscope for the twelve animals.

What is my sign?

Enter your date of birth: your zodiac sign and your Chinese animal appear, with a direct link to their cards for today. The calculation runs in your browser, from the Sun’s real position that day and the date of the Chinese New Year of your year; the date stays on your device.

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Every morning the Moon has moved, and every two or three days it changes sign; Venus, Mars and Mercury move more slowly. This page looks at where they are today relative to each of the twelve signs and draws a few lines from it — the same logic astrologers use, applied honestly to today’s positions. The closing advice is a piece of common sense drawn by the date.

Only know your date of birth? The form above gives you your sign. Want more? Calculate your ascendant and read that sign’s lines too: the ascendant describes how the day reaches you.

Aries

21 March – 19 April

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Taurus

20 April – 20 May

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Gemini

21 May – 20 June

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Cancer

21 June – 22 July

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Leo

23 July – 22 August

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Virgo

23 August – 22 September

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Libra

23 September – 22 October

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Scorpio

23 October – 21 November

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Sagittarius

22 November – 21 December

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Capricorn

22 December – 19 January

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Aquarius

20 January – 18 February

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Pisces

19 February – 20 March

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Today’s Chinese horoscope

The Chinese calendar does not only count years: each day also carries an animal and an element, in a sixty-day cycle (ten “heavenly stems” combined with the twelve “earthly branches”). Popular Chinese astrology compares the day’s animal with your birth animal — same animal, secret friend, triangle of affinity, clash, “harm” or “punishment” — and then the day’s element with your animal’s fixed element, following the cycle of the five elements (Wood feeds Fire, Fire feeds Earth, Earth feeds Metal, Metal feeds Water, Water feeds Wood; and each restrains the one two steps further on). The result below applies those rules to the letter, and invents nothing else.

Your animal is that of your lunar birth year: if you were born in January or February, check it with the calculator — Chinese New Year falls between 21 January and 20 February.

Rat

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Ox

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Tiger

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Rabbit

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Dragon

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Snake

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Horse

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Goat

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Monkey

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Rooster

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Dog

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Pig

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Where these texts come from

From a small astronomical engine published on this site, which calculates every day the longitude of the Moon, the Sun and the planets (accuracy: minutes of arc for the Moon, about a degree for the planets). For each sign, the text assembles what tradition associates with the relationship between those positions and the sign: Moon in the sign, opposite, trine, square… There is no prediction and no scientific claim: astrology is a language, not a law of nature.

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