Black Hole Gateways

Find your gateways

Enter a placement from your chart — a planet, an angle, a progressed position — and see every black hole within orb. Add a birth date and the positions are calculated for that year rather than for today.

How to work with them

1. Start with the supermassive black holes. They carry the most weight.
2. Keep orbs tight. One degree or less.
3. Look for conjunctions and parallels of declination.
4. Add your progressed planets. They are keys too.
5. Watch transits. Transits turn the key and unlock what the placement holds.

Your natal and progressed placements are the keys. Transits turn them. When a collective transit lands on one of these degrees, read it as a shift in consciousness rather than an event.

Significant black holes

The full list from the talk, in zodiacal order, calculated for 2027. These are extragalactic objects, so precession is the only thing that moves them — about one degree every 72 years. For a natal chart, use the tool above and enter the birth date. Work with a one-degree orb, and check parallels of declination alongside conjunctions.

Anatomy of a black hole

The parts of the diagram, in case you want the vocabulary when you write or teach about this.

Event horizon

The boundary. Cross it and nothing returns, not even light.

Singularity

The center, where known physics stops describing what happens.

Accretion disk

Superheated matter spiraling in, blazing before it disappears.

Photon sphere

Where light itself is bent into orbit around the hole.

Event horizon shadow

The dark silhouette cast against the light behind it.

Particle jets

Energy thrown back out across the galaxy at near light speed.

Charts from the talk

Cast these yourself and look at the black hole contacts. That is where this research gets interesting.

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