The term ‘horoscope’ comes from a Greek word meaning ‘a look at hours’. Astrologically speaking, horoscopes are charters or diagrams that represent the positions of the planets, sensitive angles and celestial bodies at the time of any event, such as a person’s birth (i.e. why you are a Libra, Scorpio etc).

‘Daily Horoscope’ is the most common name, however it has also been commonly called a natal chart, natus, astro-chart, celestial map, astrological charter, sky-map, cosmogram, Vitasphere, soulprint, radical chart, radix and simply chart.

Daily Horoscopes can be found in the newspaper, magazine columns, on the internet and in many ‘coffee shops’. Horoscopes foretell the ‘future in a sense’ by describing influences for the placement of the sun and the time of your birth. Horoscope readings can give you insight on things such as your love life, finances, relationships, work status and more. However, Horoscopic Astrologers regard these forms of readings worthless because horoscopes are just ‘highly personalized and their interpretations cannot be generalized to thousands of readers just through one planetary placement.

While this fact remains true, there is still millions of loyal ‘daily horoscope followers’ who abide by everything their horoscope throws at them.