A natal chart is where the planets stood at the moment you were born. An astrologer reads it as a description of tendencies: where things come easily, where you keep walking into the same wall, what you take for character and what is actually circumstance.
It isn't a schedule. The chart doesn't say when you'll change jobs or meet someone - it describes how you usually make those decisions and what recurs in them.
Building it needs your date, time and place of birth. Without an accurate time the houses and ascendant can't be calculated - roughly half the reading. We'll tell you that plainly rather than pretend everything is fine.
How it works
Send your birth details
Date, time (as precise as you can) and city. The time is usually on your birth certificate.
The astrologer builds the chart
And says up front what can be read reliably and what can't with an imprecise time.
The reading
Your strengths, your blind spots, and the patterns that keep repeating.
What we don't do
- We don't name dates for future events
- We don't quietly build a chart from an approximate time - we flag the limits
- We don't draw conclusions about health, law or finances from a chart
- We don't answer questions about lifespan - yours or anyone else's