Your sky over time
A day. A week. A wider perspective.
Explore what changes in the sky across a calendar period, alongside your birth chart. Check the dates and price, then return to the same saved edition whenever you like.
What the reading uses
A clear interval, calculated context, and visible limits.
Your birth chart
Natal positions and houses based on the birth details you enter. Uncertain inputs limit what can be interpreted.
Transits across the period
Planetary positions sampled across the selected dates, including observed sign and motion changes. The reading states the sampling limits.
Dasha intervals
The major and subperiods overlapping the selected dates. Their calculated boundaries provide context; they are not dates when a personal event will happen.
An edition you can return to
One calendar period. One saved result.
The preview shows the calendar dates and reading timezone before you start. The full period can include days that have already passed. Once created, that edition keeps its original inputs and explanation; reopening it does not request a new generation or spend more credits.
New editions and earlier snapshot readings remain available in your reading library.
Before you choose a reading
How do the three periods differ?
A daily edition covers one local calendar day, a weekly edition runs Monday through Sunday, and a monthly edition covers a calendar month. Antara calculates dasha intervals and samples transits across those dates. Sampled changes are reported as intervals, not exact event times; brief changes between samples can be missed.
What does it cost?
The listed rates are 5 credits for a daily edition and 15 for a weekly or monthly edition. The preview shows the current price before you start. Reopening the same saved edition uses no credits. A replacement after a failed or deleted attempt is an explicit new purchase.
Can it predict what will happen?
Its traditional interpretations have no validated prediction-accuracy rate. Use the reading as a perspective for reflection; the planetary calculations do not establish that a personal event will happen.
What if I do not know my birth time?
Keep the time marked unknown unless you have a real estimate. Personalized period editions do not yet support unknown birth times, and the preview explains this before any credits are used. With an approximate range, sampled birth-time checks show which chart details change, while period interpretations still use the entered time.