The Nolu Blog
Your rising sign needs a date, a place, and a birth time down to the minute. Here's how fast the ascendant actually moves, where to dig your birth time out of the record, and what's still readable when nobody wrote it down.
Your zodiac season is the month the Sun moves back through your sun sign. Here's the date range for all 12, and how to use yours as a reset.
Venus turns retrograde once every 19 months, not three times a year. Here are the real dates, the eight-year pattern behind them, and what the tradition actually reads into the window.
Six numbers, two inputs, one map. What each number in a numerology chart is built from, what tradition reads it as, and why the gaps between them say more than any single digit.
The clingiest signs ranked, from Scorpio's loose-ends problem to Aquarius going numb, plus one concrete way each sign can loosen its grip.
Palmistry is older, stranger and more procedural than the line-by-line guides suggest. Here's what a reader looks at, where the practice came from, and what it can't tell you.
For most birthdays a dates table settles it in five seconds. For the two days either side of a boundary it settles nothing, and the fix takes a birth year, a time and a place.
Which tarot cards read as yes, which read as no, and how a reversal flips the verdict. Plus how to frame a question the deck can actually answer.
