Build your order

Sun, Moon and Ascendant first, then every planet by sign, house and aspect, the ruler of your chart, and the elements and modalities that dominate it. Temperament, motivation, blind spots, and the patterns you repeat. This is the foundation reading. Every other report builds on it.

We test candidate times against dated events you supply, such as moves, losses, marriages and career changes, using solar arc directions, secondary progressions and transits to the angles. You get the rectified time, the reasoning behind it, and the corrected chart.

Moon for emotional needs and what settles them, Mercury for how they take in information, Ascendant for how they meet the world, and the fourth house for what they need from home. We also map the significant transits and progressions between now and eighteen.

We track the transits of Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus, Neptune and Pluto to your natal placements, add your secondary progressions and the eclipses falling in your houses, and mark the exact dates each contact is active. Month by month you get the theme, the houses involved, and what is opening or closing.

The return usually arrives in three passes over 18 to 30 months, and the sign and house of your natal Saturn set the terms. You get the exact dates of each pass, what the return is asking you to build or end, and what typically resolves once it clears.

The Solar Return Ascendant, the angles, and the house each planet falls in set the emphasis for the year. We read it against your natal chart, so the forecast is specific to you rather than generic to your sign.

Same year, different city, materially different chart. We calculate your return for a set of candidate locations, compare the Ascendant and angles each one produces, and tell you where to be on your birthday and what that choice emphasizes for the year ahead.

First the vocational picture: the Midheaven and its ruler, the tenth, sixth and second houses, and where your Sun, Saturn and North Node point. Then the windows: transits of Jupiter and Saturn to those points, your progressed Midheaven, and the dates that favor moving versus consolidating.

We read the cross-aspects between both charts, the house overlays each person creates for the other, and the composite chart that describes the relationship as its own entity. Attraction, friction, security and long-term viability are treated separately, because they rarely come from the same contacts. Birth data for both people is required.

We run the synastry between every pair, look at the house overlays that create the recurring friction, and identify the placements repeating across the family, which is usually where inherited patterns sit. You get each person individually, then the map of how the group actually functions. Birth data is required for everyone included.

We read the seventh house, its ruler, Venus, Mars and the Descendant to describe the partner and the dynamic, then track the transits and progressions that activate that house: Jupiter and Saturn contacts, progressed Venus and Moon, and the eclipse axis. You get dated windows, not a promise.

Each planet draws four lines marking where it sat on the Ascendant, Descendant, Midheaven or IC at the moment you were born, and a place reads differently depending on which lines cross it. We identify your strongest lines for work, relationships, visibility and rest, and name the cities that sit on them.

North and South Node for what you are moving toward and what you are leaving behind, the Midheaven and its ruler for public direction, and the chart ruler for how you get there. We then run your astrocartography and select the ten cities whose lines support that direction, with the reason each one qualifies.