Astromazal

Give a birth sky

The gift

Give them their birth sky

Their exact Hebrew date, their mazal, the day and hour of their birth according to tradition — a portrait written for them alone, drawn from the Talmud, the Book of Creation and the Book of the Angel Raziel.

You do not need their birth date: you receive a gift link and a card to send them. They enter their own date, in their own time.

What you are giving

Choose the gift

Optional — the names appear only on the card you will send.

Secure Stripe payment · the gift does not expire · no sign-up for them.

How it works

Three steps, two minutes

  • 1You pay. No birth date is asked of you — neither yours nor theirs.
  • 2You receive a card in the site's colours, with its reference on it. Save it and send it by WhatsApp or message, or print it.
  • 3They enter their date on the site and the code: their sky opens. The code stays valid — they can use it today or in six months.

Why it makes a fine Rosh Hashanah gift

The Jewish new year is when we wish one another a good inscription — and when we look back at the road travelled. Giving a birth sky means giving a reading of oneself drawn from the sources, not a magazine horoscope. And it is a gift that does not wear out.

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Questions

What people ask us most

Do I need their birth date?
No. They enter it themselves. You need nothing but their first name — and even that is optional.

Does the gift expire?
No. It stays valid until it is used, and once activated the access is for life, for that person.

What if they do not know their time of birth?
It does not matter: their chart stays correct. The hour only adds the rising sign and the planetary hour — it appears on the full birth certificate.

Can I give several gifts?
Yes — simply repeat the process: each purchase generates its own access.