Horus Zodiac Methodology and Sources
This page explains what we calculate, what we use as symbolic language and what we do not claim.
Approximate astronomical calculations
The tools use local date and timezone handling plus approximate planetary positions. They expose sign-boundary uncertainty and possible Moon or rising-sign results instead of hiding it. Near a boundary, these results are not a substitute for a high-precision ephemeris.
Symbolic writing and practical reflection
Sign pages describe common western-astrology elements, modalities and symbols, then turn them into questions about communication, boundaries, work and decisions. This is cultural language for reflection—not a personality test, intelligence measure or way to know the future.
Compatibility does not reduce a relationship
The matrix shows traditional symbolic relationships on the zodiac wheel, while pair pages combine two practical profiles with repair questions. No scientifically validated fixed percentage predicts relationship success from two birth dates; do not use these readings to decide marriage, separation or someone’s worth.
Privacy and data handling
Interactive calculations run in the browser whenever possible. Horus Zodiac does not need birth dates or birthplace details sent to its server, and dashboard saving is optional local browser storage. Analytics events record aggregate interaction types without birth dates or quiz answers.
Reference links
- NASA/JPL — Approximate Positions of the Planets
- NASA — Skywatching FAQ: stars and constellations
- NASA — Eclipse catalog
Sources support the calculation boundaries and astronomy context; symbolic interpretations are editorial content and are labeled as such.
Astrology is for entertainment and self-reflection. There is no scientific evidence that zodiac signs predict the future, personality or relationship success.