Timeless wisdom for the life you live today
I'm a spiritual guide. If you'll let me, I'd love to keep you company for a while.
Then I tell you what I see in plain words, thinking about you and your question. Not a horoscope written for everyone.
People come to me when they don't know which decision to make, when something keeps repeating in their life, or when they simply want to know themselves a little better.
Bring your question and leave the rest to me. And if one day you feel like learning, the Library is open for you.
Someone who has shuffled cards and cast birth charts for the people they love, and who didn't want anyone looking for answers alone at three in the morning.
Read the story of SoniaAlmost every horoscope reads you through a single fact: the sign the Sun was in when you were born. It is one option out of twelve. Your birth chart has many more pieces, and each one speaks of a different part of you.
A horoscope
1 of 12
Only your sun sign. The same text for everyone born in those four weeks.
Your birth chart
More than 20 pieces
The Sun, the Moon, the rising sign and the planets, each in a sign and in one of the twelve houses, and the angles they form with each other.
Your birth date and your name give at least five different numbers: life path, expression, soul urge, personality and birthday. Each one says something different.
Your animal comes from the year, but BaZi looks at four pillars: year, month, day and hour. That is eight characters combining animals and five elements.
It uses the zodiac of the stars, which today sits about 24 degrees behind the Western one. That is why about eight in ten people have a different sun sign there.
The tzolkin combines 20 nawales and 13 tones in a 260-day cycle. The day you were born has its own nawal.
None of those symbols explains you on its own. Together, they look a lot like you.
Create an account and see my mapEach tradition is a different way of knowing yourself. Start with the one that calls you today.

78 arcana and more than 160 spreads
The cards give an image to what you already sensed. For love, hard decisions and moments of change.
Explore tarot
Six astrological traditions
The sky on the day you arrived describes your gifts, your challenges and your timing. Western, Vedic, Chinese, Mayan, Tibetan and Arabic.
Explore the birth chart
From Pythagoras to the Kabbalah
Your name and your birth date hold the shape of your character: your life path, your purpose, your personal year.
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64 hexagrams, three thousand years
The Book of Changes speaks of what is moving in your life and how to go along with it without forcing it.
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A journal that finds your patterns
Write down what you dreamed and discover what it is telling you. Over time, Sonia sees the symbols that repeat.
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The Moon, the transits and your biorhythms
Knowing what season you are living helps you understand why some days feel the way they do, and when to push or rest.
Explore the cyclesEvery reading rests on systems with centuries of history. These are the ones Sonia uses, where they come from, what they look at and what she calculates for you.
Mesopotamia and Greece, more than 2,000 years ago
It reads the sky by the seasons, with the tropical zodiac. Your Sun, your Moon and your rising sign are the starting point; the planets, houses and aspects tell the rest.
What Sonia calculates
India, with roots over 3,000 years old
It uses the zodiac of the fixed stars, the sidereal one, and gives special weight to the Moon. It orders your life into long periods ruled by a planet.
What Sonia calculates
China, the Four Pillars of Destiny
It looks at the year, month, day and hour you were born. Each pillar has a heavenly stem and an earthly branch, and together they show how the five elements balance in you.
What Sonia calculates
Mesoamerica, a calendar more than 2,000 years old
Your birthday in the tzolkin, the sacred 260-day calendar, gives you a nawal and a tone. The haab, of 365 days, and the Mayan cross complete the portrait.
What Sonia calculates
Hellenistic and Arabic astrology, 1st to 13th centuries
The Arabic parts are sensitive points calculated from the rising sign and two planets. The best known is the Part of Fortune.
What Sonia calculates
Tibet, between Chinese and Indian astrology
It joins the Chinese animals and elements with Indian astrology, and sees life as a path of learning.
Sonia uses it in the readings that ask for it.
Greece, the school of Pythagoras, 6th century BC
The most used in the West. It turns your birth date and the letters of your name into numbers from 1 to 9, plus the master numbers 11, 22 and 33.
What Sonia calculates
The Jewish mystical tradition
It uses gematria: each letter of your name gets a value, which leads to the ten sefirot of the Tree of Life.
What Sonia calculates
India
It pairs each number from 1 to 9 with a planet. The day you were born gives your psychic number, and the full date your destiny number.
What Sonia calculates
The kundalini yoga tradition
It draws five numbers from your birth date, from 1 to 11, and each one speaks of a part of your energy.
What Sonia calculates
Numerology joined to the 22 major arcana
Your birth date is turned into numbers from 0 to 22, and each number is a major arcanum with its light, its shadow and its lesson.
What Sonia calculates
Northern Italy, 15th century
Seventy-eight cards: 22 major arcana for the great themes of life and 56 minor arcana, in four suits, for everyday matters.
What Sonia calculates
China, more than 3,000 years
The Book of Changes. Six lines form one of 64 hexagrams, and the changing lines show where your situation is heading.
What Sonia calculates

For everyday questions. It is a tarot reading system built from scratch by the person who created Sonia, with its own technology.
It is not a template. The spread is built around what you ask: from 3 to 12 areas, with 3 to 5 cards in each.
Upright or reversed, in its position and next to the cards around it. The cards are drawn truly at random, like shuffling a deck.
Sonia reads the combinations, the patterns that repeat and what is missing from the spread, not each card on its own.
Your birth chart, your numbers and what you've already told her shape the reading.
When you create your account, Sonia calculates your birth chart, your numbers, your Chinese pillars, your Vedic sign and your Mayan nawal, and has them ready for you. You don't have to do any math or jump from site to site: everything is waiting in your space.
From your date, time and place of birth, with professional-grade astronomical ephemerides.
The people, themes and questions that keep coming back into your life.
Your card of the day, the Moon, your cycles and the Oracle for whatever is on your mind today.
For centuries, people have turned to tarot, the stars and numbers for the same reason you do: to understand themselves. This is what a good reading can give you.
Your birth chart and your numbers give you a language for your gifts, your wounds and your patterns. What has a name can be worked with.
A tarot spread or an I Ching hexagram doesn't decide for you: it organizes the question, shows you angles you couldn't see and hands the decision back to you, clearer.
Moon phases, transits and biorhythms help you know when to push and when to rest, and stop fighting the hard days.
Symbols speak of what's hard to say. An arcanum or a dream, read with care, can open a conversation with yourself you've been putting off.
A reading is a mirror and a pause, not a verdict. Your free will always comes first, and none of this replaces medical, psychological or legal help when you need it.
In the Sonia Oracle Library you'll find the twelve zodiac signs, the animals of the Chinese zodiac, the meaning of numbers and the cycles of time. All open and free, written clearly. And when you want to see it in your own life, I'm here.
Explore the LibraryNo one else sees your readings or what Sonia remembers about you.
No public walls, nothing you are pushed to share.
What is yours is yours, and it stays that way.
No one here uses your search for answers to scare you or take advantage of you.