Sources & Method
Written in Rosemary's voice by the team that builds this site. The older material is retold, never quoted, from a 1927 astrology handbook now in the public domain in the US, Evangeline Adams's Astrology: Your Place in the Sun (Dodd, Mead), read from a scan of the original.
Pluto, the modern reading of aspects, retrogrades and the Moon's nodes came after that book and are written from present-day practice. Each sign's tarot card follows the book where it names one, and the Golden Dawn's pairing of 1888 where it does not. The book's passages on health, looks, gender and marriage are left out.
Birth places from GeoNames (CC BY 4.0). The planets are worked out with Astronomy Engine by Don Cross (MIT licence).
Astrology is a symbolic and spiritual tradition. It is not a scientifically validated way to predict events or to describe a person.