The full reading · written · delivered by email

The sky you were born under, read all the way through.

The free reading finds the one tender place. The full reading reads the whole chart the way the old astrologers did: every planet judged by its condition before its sign, the house it works through, whether it is in sect, the planet it is tied to, the mansion of your Moon, and who inside you gets the last word.

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  1. Tell

    Birth date, time and city at checkout. No time? Say so: the houses are withheld rather than guessed, and the rest still holds.

  2. Cast

    The chart is computed with the Swiss Ephemeris, tropical zodiac, Placidus houses, essential dignities by the Ptolemaic table.

  3. Read

    The reading arrives in your email within minutes, as a page you can keep and print. Reply if a birth detail was wrong and we recast it.

What is in it

About 2,000 words, one chart wheel, no filler paragraphs copied from a sun-sign book.

The core three Sun, Moon and rising, each in one line you will recognize and one paragraph you might not want to.
The shape of it Elemental lean, what you start and what you keep, which half of the sky your life happens in, and the one argument between your Sun and Moon.
The seven planets Each classical planet judged the old way: its sign, its house, whether it is at home or a stranger there, whether it is in sect, and the one planet it is tied to tightest.
Who has the last word The dispositor chain: which planet every other placement answers to when you have to decide.
The Moon’s mansion The one of twenty-eight mansions the Moon was crossing when you were born, and the work the tradition assigned it.
The tender place The one placement the sky left working against the grain, and the remedy the tradition wrote down for it.

What it is not

It is not a prediction and it is not a diagnosis. The tradition reads a chart the way a doctor reads a body: this is strong, this is tender, this is where the weight will fall. What you do with the tender place is the only part that is up to you.