Beginner’s Guide to Birth Charts
A birth chart is a snapshot of the sky at your first breath. It doesn’t lock you into fate; it offers language for tendencies, strengths, and learning curves. Start with the Sun for vitality, the Moon for needs and care, and the Ascendant for how you move through the world. Then add the houses for life areas and aspects for dialogue between parts. Keep notes simple and return to them as you live and learn; astrology grows with you.
Try a three-column note: strengths to lean on, patterns to watch, and timing prompts. Use it to plan one small habit and one focused experiment this month.
