Mazalot · The Hebrew Zodiac

Hebrew Astrology twelve mazalot, twelve months, twelve letters.

Hebrew Astrology — the reading of the twelve mazalot through Sefer Yetzirah and the Zohar — links each Hebrew month to a constellation, a tribe, and a letter of the Hebrew alphabet. Generate your free Tikkun chart from your date of birth.

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The twelve mazalot

The Hebrew zodiac is structured around the twelve Hebrew months. Each month is governed by a mazal (constellation), a planet, a tribe of Israel, and one of the twelve "elemental" letters of the Hebrew alphabet described in Sefer Yetzirah. Together they form the year's spiritual calendar.

Your sign is not your personality. It is the gate through which your soul entered this lifetime — and the field where its Tikkun (correction) is to be worked out.

From letters to soul

In the Kabbalistic system, the Hebrew letters are not just an alphabet. They are the building blocks the world was spoken into being with. Each elemental letter is paired with a month and a mazal, so reading your sign is also reading the letter your soul was sealed with.

Your free reading walks you through your mazal, the patterns associated with it, and the specific Tikkun the tradition points you toward.

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Frequently asked

What is Hebrew astrology?
Hebrew astrology — also called Jewish or Kabbalistic astrology — reads the twelve mazalot of the Hebrew zodiac. Each mazal is paired with a Hebrew month, a Hebrew letter, and a tribe of Israel, drawn from Sefer Yetzirah and the Zohar.
What are the 12 Hebrew zodiac signs?
Taleh (Aries / Nissan), Shor (Taurus / Iyar), Te'omim (Gemini / Sivan), Sartan (Cancer / Tammuz), Aryeh (Leo / Av), Betulah (Virgo / Elul), Moznayim (Libra / Tishrei), Akrav (Scorpio / Cheshvan), Keshet (Sagittarius / Kislev), Gedi (Capricorn / Tevet), D'li (Aquarius / Shevat), and Dagim (Pisces / Adar).
Does the reading use my Hebrew birthday?
You just enter your civil date of birth. The reading converts it internally to the Hebrew calendar to determine your mazal and Hebrew month.
Is this the same as Western astrology?
The constellations overlap with Western astrology, but the meaning is different. Hebrew astrology asks what your soul came to repair (Tikkun), not what fate has in store.

Curious about the tradition? Read the full history & glossary.