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Transit Chart Calculator

Generate a transit chart to explore how current planetary positions influence your natal chart, revealing trends in career, relationships, and personal growth.

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What is a Transit Chart?

A Transit Chart compares the current positions of planets with those in your natal chart, showing how celestial movements influence your life. Transits highlight opportunities, challenges, and trends in areas like career, relationships, and personal growth.

Transits involve aspects (e.g., conjunctions, oppositions) between transiting planets and your natal planets. Major transits, like Saturn returns or Jupiter transits, can mark significant life events or periods of growth.

Transit Chart vs. Natal Chart vs. Progressed Chart

FeatureTransit ChartNatal ChartProgressed Chart
PurposeCurrent planetary influencesBirth snapshotLong-term personal evolution
TimeframeShort-term (daily to monthly)Fixed at birthLong-term (years)
Key UseTiming events and trendsCore personalityInner growth
FlexibilityDynamic, changes dailyStaticEvolves slowly

How to Use the Transit Chart Calculator

  1. Birth Date: Enter your date of birth (e.g., YYYY-MM-DD).
  2. Birth Time: Input your exact birth time for precise house placements (e.g., HH:MM). If unknown, use 12:00 PM.
  3. Birth Location: Specify your city of birth to calculate accurate planetary positions.
  4. Current Date: Enter the date for which you want to generate the transit chart (default is today).
  5. Calculate: Generate your transit chart to see how current planetary positions interact with your natal chart.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

Why is birth time important for a transit chart?

Birth time determines the Ascendant and house placements, which are critical for accurate transit chart interpretations. Without it, results may be less precise.

How often should I check my transit chart?

Check your transit chart during significant life events, major astrological periods (e.g., retrogrades, new/full moons), or when seeking guidance on decisions.

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