Horospire Publishes Ancestral Astrology Reading Across Seven Generations

It maps seven planets onto seven generations from a ninth century Zoroastrian text and says on every page what is calculated and what is interpreted.

VILNIUS, LITHUANIA, September 10, 2026 /EINPresswire.com/ -- Horospire has published an ancestral astrology platform that reads a birth chart across seven generations of a family line rather than the single chart used in conventional horoscopes. The company describes the reading as a symbolic framework for self-reflection, not a scientific instrument, and states that position on every page of the site.

The system maps the seven classical planets, from the Sun to Saturn, onto seven generations of ancestors, following the planetary order preserved in the Bundahishn, a ninth century Zoroastrian text on the creation of the world. The Sun stands for the reader, the Moon for the parents, and each planet after that for a deeper generation, out to Saturn for the great-great-great-great-grandparents.

A reading begins with a birth date. Horospire calculates planetary positions from standard astronomical ephemeris data and assigns each planet to a generation. The astronomy is computed; the meaning attached to it is interpretation, drawn from historical texts. Optional details such as birth time, birth place and parents' birth dates extend the reading, and the site labels each addition as coming from the tradition, not from any measurement.

"Most astrology sites promise more than they can show. We wanted to build the opposite," said Vytenis Jakubauskas, founder of Horospire. "We name every text we draw from and we say plainly what is calculated and what is interpreted. A reader who knows where the ideas come from can decide for themselves what to make of them."

The platform names three public domain sources: the Bundahishn; the Farvardin Yasht of the Avesta, a hymn dedicated to the Fravashi, or ancestral guardian spirits; and the eleventh century scholar al-Biruni's Chronology of Ancient Nations, which recorded the Zoroastrian planetary correspondences. The mapping of seven planets onto seven generations is Horospire's own interpretive contribution and appears in no scientific literature, which the site states directly.

The site also discusses published epigenetic research on inherited effects of stress and nutrition, and is explicit about what that research does and does not show. The human evidence reaches children and grandchildren, not seven generations, and none of the studies examined astrology or tested the Fravashi model. Horospire presents the research as a cultural parallel to an old idea, not as validation of the reading.

The full method, the source texts and the stated limits are published openly, so a reader can check every claim against the texts it draws on. Horospire is available on the web and in apps for iOS and Android.

About Horospire

Horospire is an ancestral astrology platform built and operated by MB Libranet, a software company in Vilnius, Lithuania. It maps a birth chart across seven ancestral generations using the classical planetary order preserved in Zoroastrian tradition, and presents the result as a symbolic framework with its sources named and its limits stated. How the system works is described on the ancestral astrology page and the texts behind it on the philosophy page.

Vytenis Jakubauskas
Horospire
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