#Natal chart
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Read current transits against your own chart
A practical follow-up to 'What is a transit?' Start with the Moon and Sun, then see where today's sky touches your natal chart.
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See the shape of your natal chart
Before reading each planet, step back and look at the whole chart. The way ten planets gather or spread can reveal how your energy tends to move.
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The 12 houses in everyday life
The houses show where an astrological theme tends to play out. Here is a practical tour of all twelve, using scenes from everyday life.
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An introduction to synastry: reading two charts laid over each other
Synastry reads a relationship by laying two natal charts over each other. What it shows, and where to start reading.
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What is a transit? The sky right now, and your own chart
If your natal chart is the terrain, a transit is the weather moving over it. A plain look at how the planets overhead relate to you right now, with none of the warnings.
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Reading your natal chart: the first step
Your natal chart is the map of the sky at the moment you were born. To start, three points are enough: the Sun, the Moon, and the Ascendant. A first step into the skeleton of the chart.