Fading Hills

The zodiac,
one sign at a time.

A sign is a mirror, not a forecast. We take the twelve one at a time — what each has meant in traditional astrology for centuries, and what it might be naming in your own life right now. Clear, grounded, and honest about where the sun-sign story ends and your whole chart begins.

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The Twelve Sun Signs

Start with your sign.

The sun sign is the first coordinate on the chart — the one everybody knows. Each gets its own page: its element, modality, and traditional ruler, what it looks like at its best and under strain, and how it shows up in love and at work. Dates are given roughly; they shift a little year to year.

Aries roughly Mar 21 – Apr 19 The first move, made before the fear catches up — courage, drive, the clean start. In the works
Taurus roughly Apr 20 – May 20 The pleasure of enough, held onto — steadiness, the senses, a will that won’t be rushed. In the works
Gemini roughly May 21 – Jun 20 Curiosity as the engine — wit, motion, a mind that keeps more than one thing true. In the works
Cancer roughly Jun 21 – Jul 22 Feeling as a form of memory — care, loyalty, the shell that guards a soft centre. In the works
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Moon Signs

The inner life has a sign too.

In traditional astrology, the moon sign names the habits beneath the sun sign: what feels safe, what leaves a mark, and what you need before you can put it into words. Scorpio Moon is the first guide in this growing section.

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Rising Signs

The way you arrive has a sign too.

The rising sign is the first layer of contact: how you meet a new room and how the world meets you. Leo Rising is the first guide in this growing section.

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The Books

A book for every sign.

The first titles are being charted. New books arrive soon.