Ways to Read astrological charts

Author: Peter Berry
Date Of Creation: 14 February 2021
Update Date: 16 May 2024
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Astrology studies the interactions between planets, stars and human personalities. Astrological charts are used to explain human nature and predict their future. Learning how to read astrological charts will bring you important personal discoveries.

Steps

Part 1 of 3: Understand your zodiac

  1. Locate your zodiac sign. The outermost circle of the Zodiac chart is divided into 12 sections. Your date of birth will fall into one of those 12 sections. The part that contains your date of birth will be your zodiac sign. There are a total of 12 signs of the zodiac, each symbolizing different personality traits. Find where your date of birth falls to identify your zodiac.
    • On astrological charts often a small figure is drawn in the center. This person is drawn at the top of the vertical point down to your birthplace. You can draw a line from this person to the outermost circle of the chart. This will be your zodiac sign.
    • Stars, planets and bows are drawn in the way these elements appear on your date of birth.

  2. Find out the meaning of your zodiac sign. Each Zodiac is said to influence your personality. For example: If you belong to Aries, you are usually someone with passion, will, ambition, and extrovert. You can find information about human personality related to the zodiac online. You can also find astrology books at the library, or buy them at a bookstore or online. This will help you a lot in learning about yourself through the Zodiac.

  3. Understand the factors that influence the way you read your constellation. Remember, the Zodiac is only a small part of how to read astrological charts. There are many factors that affect the way this chart is read.You can use other elements of the chart, such as the house you are in or the constellation of paradigm, to consider fully understanding an astrological chart. This information depends on both your place of birth and your date of birth. advertisement

Part 2 of 3: Understanding Houses in astrology


  1. Find the Bow to Grow. Cung Rising is an extremely important part of the astrological chart. This is the point determined by the constellation and the angle, that will appear above the eastern region at the exact moment you are born. You need to find the Growing Palace to understand how the House symbol is in the diagram.
    • If you consider the Zodiac wheel as a clock, you can find your Zodiac at 9 o'clock. This point will point to the top of your First House.
    • Inside the astrological chart is divided into 12 parts with the shape each part looks almost like a triangle. Count the Houses in an anticlockwise direction, where Cung Moc marks the first.
  2. Learn about the first six Homes. Each House refers to different aspects of your life. Which Zodiac dominates which houses will influence your astrological chart.
    • The first house represents you at birth. That is your inherent identity, appearance, attitude, essence, and qualities. The planets and bows found in this House have a huge effect on your personality.
    • Your second home represents your money, personal possessions, your worth and your attitude toward those things. Financial stability and mental health throughout your life can be judged by the bow and planet found in a second home.
    • The third home represents communication and mobility. The way others communicate with you, forms of communication through objects like letters, and short trips will be found in the third home. This house also shows your mental attitude, how to learn, how to express yourself and how to talk.
    • The fourth home represents home, family and property. Your origins, past, childhood and inner feelings stemming from these things in your life are decided in this House.
    • The fifth house represents children and how you come into contact with them. Romance and love are also found at this House along with the way you approach joy and a sense of euphoria.
    • The sixth home is the home of health and service, representing physical wellness throughout your life.
  3. Learn about the last six Houses. Besides the first six houses, astrology also had six other Houses. The position of these Houses on the chart, which planets and bows dominate these Houses will help you read your astrological chart.
    • The seventh home represents a close and serious relationship. Things like marriage and romance are decided at this House. It can show you what you need from a long-term romantic partner.
    • The eighth house represents recovery and rebirth. Birth, death, decline, recovery, surgery, and trauma are all found in this House. Sex is also found here.
    • The ninth house symbolizes long trips. The journeys found in this House can be understood in a direct and metaphorical way. Aside from long trips, like when you travel thousands of kilometers, the journey of emotions and change is also found in the ninth house.
    • The tenth house represents career and status. Your ambitions and desires are found in this house. House ninth will also reveal its place in the community.
    • The eleventh house is often known as the House of Hope. This home represents the moment and the possibility of a dream come true. Usually, you should wait until an important planet moves through this House before making risky decisions.
    • The twelfth house represents secrecy. Hidden things, such as feelings or secret pieces of someone's past, are revealed at House Twelfth.
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Part 3 of 3: Understanding your planet

  1. Locate your planet. The planets that pass through different Houses affect your reading style and are displayed by separate icons.
    • The sun is always represented as a circle with a black dot in the middle. The moon is a small crescent moon shape.
    • Venus is represented by a female symbol, while Mars is a male symbol. Mercury is also indicated by a female icon, but with two additional small lines just above the circle.
    • Jupiter is shown with an icon that looks like the number 4. Saturn is shown by an icon that looks like the number 5.
    • Uranus, Neptune, and Pluto are all depicted with rather complex symbols. Uranus looks like an upside down female symbol with four lines, two on each side, curved in opposite directions and facing outwards. Neptune is like an upside-down cross with two arrow lines on either side, in a circular upward direction. Pluto looks like a combination of Neptune and Uranus. It is represented by the symbol of the female pointing upwards, with two curves pointing upwards in circles.
  2. Learn about individual planets. Planets are classified into two groups: individual planets and outer planets. The individual planets include: Sun, Moon, Mercury, Venus and Mars.
    • The sun represents the nature and fundamental purpose of man. The moon represents the way people react and reflect to events unfolding in their lives.
    • Mercury is the ability to understand and perceive people and things. Sao Kim describes what makes you feel comfortable and loved. Mars shows the will and action.
  3. Learn about outer planets. The outer planets include Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus, Pluto and Neptune. These planets show different aspects of your personality compared to the inner planets.
    • Jupiter shows how you integrate into your society and your own development.
    • Saturn represents your responsibilities and the rules you set for yourself over time.
    • Uranus represents the ability to learn and develop. Neptune refers to your ideal image and imagination.
    • Pluto represents change capacity and inner growth, often implying profound and personal change.
  4. Interpret your planets and zodiac signs. To read the astrological chart correctly, you will need to take into account where the planets will appear. Which planets will appear in the House and under which Zodiac? All of these will give you insight into your personality and life.
    • Planets represent your actions, or what you like and what inspires you. The house represents the method, the habit of completing the assigned work. Bows represent what aspect of your life you can expect to change or develop in certain things.
    • Let's say you have Uranus and Aries in the Fourth House. Uranus represents the ability to learn and develop. Aries represents ambition, passion and strong emotions. The fourth home represents home, family and property. This means you will experience stronger feelings of personal relationships, and a tendency to learn and develop primarily through family. You will likely spend more affection and introversion when dealing with family affairs.
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Advice

  • Making an astrological chart by yourself is extremely difficult, but you can find websites that provide you with your own astrology chart. Be careful because not all websites give you accurate results. Pay attention to user reviews and feedback to find a really good site. You can also find a professional astrologer where you live to have them create your chart.
  • You need to know your time of birth and date of birth in order to read graphs correctly.