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How do our charts meet?

I'll need your chart first. Your date, time and city — no account, no card.

When were you born?

The day is enough to start. I can be more exact if you know more.

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A chart comparison — synastry — is not a verdict on two people. It is a list of where two skies touch: which planet of theirs sits at an angle to which planet of yours, and which part of your life theirs falls into.

That list is arithmetic. What it means is the interpretive part, and worth keeping separate from the measurement.

Why there is no percentage

Because I would have to invent it. There is no number in the sky that says two people are eighty-seven percent compatible — somebody picked the weights, and then the weights did the talking.

What I can do honestly is name the closest contacts and say what each one tends to mean.

What they have to give me

Their birth date is enough to start. If they know their birth time and city, the reading gets sharper — their Moon comes back into it, and so do the houses.

They enter it themselves. I never ask you to type in someone else’s birthday.