Positions calculated to the arc-second, Placidus houses, aspects with classical orbs, transits and progressions — and a reading written by hand, in plain words, by someone who has studied the sky for thirty years.
Date, time and place of birth. If you don't know the time, the chart is cast for sunrise and I say so clearly: Ascendant and houses stay indicative.
The Swiss Ephemeris — the same engine astro.com uses — does the maths. I write the reading myself, looking only at the tight aspects in your chart and at the planetary passages of the next twelve months.
Seven pages in English or Italian, to keep and print. With the subscription, every Monday the week's transits and on the first of the month the updated chart.
“A birth chart is a photograph of the sky at the moment you were born. I don’t invent it: I read it.”
I have studied astrology for thirty years, with the classical methods: Swiss Ephemeris, Placidus houses, traditional orbs. My readings are not horoscopes: I look only at the tight aspects in your chart and at the real planetary passages of the months ahead, and I tell them in plain words, with dates. I live in the United States and write in English and Italian.
Charts are a tool for personal reflection, not medical, legal or financial advice. Your birth data stays yours: I don't share it and I delete it when you ask.