Synastry
Transits, progressions, solar return, profections, releasing, firdaria
Synastry Techniques: How to Read Two Charts Together
Synastry is the comparison of two natal charts, not two Sun signs. This guide covers inter-chart aspects and orbs, weighting contacts, the Sun, Moon, Venus, Mars and Saturn, the lunar nodes and house overlays. It sets out a step-by-step method, two worked examples, common mistakes and the limits of interpretation, with emphasis on repeating themes rather than a single aspect.
The Davison Relationship Chart: Time, Space and the Chart of a Union
The Davison relationship chart is cast for the midpoint in time between two births and the midpoint in space between two birthplaces. This guide covers Julian-day calculation, coordinate conventions, angles, houses, planetary interpretation, a worked example, comparison with composite and synastry, timing methods and common mistakes.
Karmic Synastry: Nodes, Saturn, Chiron, Lilith and Pluto
Karmic synastry reads the lunar nodes, Saturn, Chiron, Lilith and Pluto as markers of recurring relationship themes, not as proof of past lives. This guide separates symbolism from biography, distinguishes intensity from coercion, explains nodal contacts and house overlays, and offers a consent-based reading protocol, three worked examples, red flags, common mistakes and a checklist for responsible interpretation.
Chart Compatibility: A Practical Guide to Synastry
Synastry compatibility is not a Sun-sign comparison: it is the disciplined comparison of two charts through cross-aspects, house overlays and the composite chart. This guide explains the roles of the Sun, Moon, Venus, Mars and Saturn, orbs and weighting, red and green flags, responsible reading, a worked couple example and a step-by-step checklist.
The Composite Chart: Calculation, Midpoints and Interpretation
The composite chart is a derived relationship chart built from the midpoints of two natal charts. This guide explains short-arc midpoint calculation and the 0° crossover, the composite Sun, Moon and angles, the main approaches to houses, aspect weighting, a worked example, the difference from synastry, and the mistakes that most often distort a reading.