Chokhmat HaMazalot
Kabbalistic Astrology Reading your Tikkun, mapped from your date of birth.
A Kabbalistic Astrology reading — rooted in Sefer Yetzirah, the Zohar, and the Arizal — looks past prediction to your Tikkun: the soul's specific correction. Generate yours free in under a minute.
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Past life, present work
Classical Kabbalah teaches Gilgul — the soul returns in cycles, carrying unfinished work. A Kabbalistic Astrology reading is the diagnostic: what pattern did you carry into this lifetime, and what is the Tikkun (correction) that resolves it?
The reading uses your mazal (Hebrew sign), its associated Hebrew letter and month, and the Sefirah it draws from, to describe your Soul's Shadow and your path.
What you receive
- Your mazal — Hebrew sign, month, tribe, and letter.
- Soul's Shadow — the Gilgul pattern the tradition associates with your sign.
- Your Tikkun — the specific correction your soul came to work on.
- Daily Kavanah — one intention to carry into today.
Sources
Drawn from Sefer Yetzirah, the Zohar, ibn Ezra's Reshit Chokhmah, the Arizal's Sha'ar HaGilgulim, the Baal HaSulam's commentary, and the modern English translations of Aryeh Kaplan.
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Frequently asked
- What is Kabbalistic astrology?
- Kabbalistic astrology (Chokhmat HaMazalot) is the mystical reading of the Hebrew zodiac. It traces back to Sefer Yetzirah and the Zohar and was developed by ibn Ezra, the Ramban, the Arizal, the Baal HaSulam, and Aryeh Kaplan.
- What does the reading actually tell me?
- Your mazal (Hebrew sign), the recurring patterns of your Soul's Shadow (Gilgul), the specific Tikkun your soul came to work on, and one daily Kavanah (intention) you can carry today.
- Is the reading really free?
- Yes. Enter your date of birth and the full reading is generated immediately. No account, no payment, no email required up front.
- Where does the framework come from?
- Primarily from Sefer Yetzirah, the Zohar, the Arizal's Sha'ar HaGilgulim, and Aryeh Kaplan's translation work. The full history and glossary is published on this site.
Curious about the tradition? Read the full history & glossary.