Astrology and Tarot Course

By Rubi Astrologa

The Tarot is an ancient practice, a path by which we begin understanding towards oneself, towards our inner sacred. The Tarot is an oracle, a means, by which, in some way, and through its drawings and colors, we stimulate our psychic sphere, the deepest part that goes beyond the rational. When we move the cards, a secret and powerful mechanism is put into operation, to open doors and means that connect us to the Universe. The Tarot is full of secrets, wonderful and powerful symbolisms that go beyond a great pictorial work. Magic, clairvoyance, or however you want to define it in you, will awaken little by little, as you practice and enter the intimate world of each card. Astrology is an exact, holistic science. In ancient times, in medieval times, you had to study many years to be an astrologer. Being the "mother science", you had to learn seven years of astrology in advance to be able to dedicate yourself to medicine, architecture, painting or any other discipline. Astrology is the complement to any technique of personal growth, it offers you the opportunity to know what your vital mission is, to know what you have come to in this reincarnation and what your challenges are in this life, that is, to know your natal map. The natal chart allows you to know yourself much better to the point of understanding, for example, because you do not find your ideal partner, or because your partners last you so little time, or confirm that you made a good decision, or because you have such a conflictive relationship with a member of your family, or because you live a very strong crisis in your work etc. The natal chart explains why and why you give a situation and who you are, gives you information about how and when these issues will be resolved, marking the changes that your soul asks you to make.

• Language: English
• Publisher: Rubi Astrologa
• Release date: Apr 2, 2023
• ISBN: 9798215007648

Rubi Astrologa

Alina Rubí es astróloga certificada por la Asociación Americana de Astrólogos, además, posee certificaciones en Psicología, Hipnosis, Reiki, Sanación Bioenergética con cristales, Sanación Angelical, Interpretación de Sueños y es Instructora Espiritual; también posee conocimientos de Gemología. Rubi escribe los Horóscopos Mensuales para la página de internet de la American Asociation of Astrologers, escribe semanalmente una columna en el diario El Nuevo Herald sobre temas de astrología y psicología publicada todos los viernes en forma digital y los lunes en el impreso. Tiene su propia columna digital sobre astrología en el periódico Diario las Américas, Rubí Astrologa. Rubí ha escrito varios artículos sobre astrología para la publicación mensual "Today's Astrologer", ha impartido clases de Astrología, Tarot, Lectura de las manos, Sanación con Cristales y Coaching Espiritual. Tiene un segmento en el canal de YouTube del Nuevo Herald todos los domingos acerca de astrología y temas de actualidad. Tuvo su propio programa de Astrología trasmitido diariamente a través de Flamingo TV, ha sido entrevistada por varios programas de TV y todos los años se publica su anuario con el horóscopo signo por signo y otros temas místicos interesantes. Ha escrito varios libros, todos publicados en Amazon, “Arroz y Frijoles para el Alma, Parte I y II” “Dinero para todos los Bolsillos”, “Rice and Beans for The Soul”, “Salud para Todos los Corazones”, “Clases de Astrología, aprendiendo con tu Carta Natal”, y “Rituales para el 2022”, todos publicados en cinco idiomas. Actualmente reside en Miami, Florida.

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Astrology

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Tarot Course

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Learn Astrology with your Natal Chart. Without a Map, you can't reach your destination.

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Alina A. Rubi and Alina Rubi

This book is dedicated to all people who want to grow spiritually, raise their consciousness, and make our world a better place by knowing themselves.

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Authors: Alina Rubi and Alina A. Rubi

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Astrological Glossary

Astral Study Charts for the Course

Course Instructions

Module #1

Origins of Astrology. A bit of history

What is Astrology?

Heliocentric and Geocentric Model

What is a Natal Chart?

What is your Natal Chart for?

Most Important Components of a Natal Chart

The Signs of the Zodiac.

Classification of Signs

The Two Polarities

The Three Modalities or Qualities

Cardinal signs

Fixed Signs

Mutable signs

The Four Elements

Fire Signs

Earth Signs

Air Signs

Water Signs

The Planets

Order of the Planets

Synthesis of the Meaning of the Planets

Personal Planets

Social Planets. Jupiter and Saturn

Transpersonal Planets. Uranus, Neptune, Pluto

The Astrological Houses

House I. Personality

House II. Resources

House III. Communication

House IV. Home and Family

House V. Creativity, Children and Speculation

House VI. Health, Labor, and Services

House VII. Close Relationships

House VIII. Shared resources, sex, death.

House IX. Abroad, Philosophy, Long Trips, Advanced Studies

House X. Vocation, Status, Career. Father or Mother

House XI. Friends, Teamwork, Hopes

House XII. Subconscious, hidden enemies

Aspects in the Natal Chart

The 30° Aspects

Conjunction: 0º

Semi-sextile: 30º

Sextile: 60º

Quadrature: 90º

Trine: 120º

Inconjuction: 150º

Opposition: 180º

Study Module #1

Module #2

The Personal Planets

The Sun

The Moon

Mercury

Venus

Mars

The Social Planets

Jupiter

Saturn

Transpersonal Planets

Uranus

Neptune

Pluto

Study Module #2

Module #3

The Elements

Fire Element

Earth Element

Air Element

Water Element

Imbalance of Elements in the Natal Chart

Imbalance of the Fire Element

Imbalance of the Earth Element

Air Imbalance

Water Imbalance

The Hemispheres in the Natal Chart

The Eastern Hemisphere

The Western Hemisphere

The Northern Hemisphere

The Southern Hemisphere

The Quadrants

First Quadrant

Second quadrant.

Third quadrant

Fourth quadrant

Studio Module #3

Module #4

The Qualities

Cardinal Quality

Fixed Quality

Mutable quality

Polarities of the Zodiac

Zodiac Signs, Characteristics and Keywords

Aries

Taurus

Gemini

Cancer

Leo

Virgo

Libra

Scorpion

Sagittarius

Capricorn

Aquarius

Pisces

The opposite signs

Regency, Detriment, Exaltation and Fall of the Planets

Domicile, Exaltation, Detriment and Fall for Every Planet

Stellium

Study Module # 4.

Module #5

Introduction to Jones Patterns

The Splash

The Bundle

Locomotive (locomotive)

The Bowl.

The bucket.

The Seesaw.

Splay.

Asymmetrical patterns

The Houses in Astrology

The Sign of the Ascendant. (ASC.)

Ruling Planet of your Natal Chart

Classification of Houses in Astrology

Angle Houses

Sucedent Houses

Cadent Houses

The first house. Ruled by Aries and Mars. Angular House

The Second House. Ruled by Venus and Taurus. Sucedent House

The Third House: Ruled by Mercury and Gemini. Cadent House

The Fourth House: Ruled by Cancer and the Moon. Angular House

Study Module #5

Module #6

The Fifth House. Ruled by the Sun and Leo. Succedent House

The Sixth House. Ruled by Mercury and Virgo. Cadent House

Seventh House. Ruled by Venus and Libra. Cardinal House

Eighth House. Ruled by Pluto, Mars, Scorpio. Succedent House

Ninth House. Ruled by Jupiter and Sagittarius. Cadent House

Tenth House. Ruled by Saturn and Capricorn. Cardinal House

Eleventh House. Ruled by Uranus, Saturn, and Aquarius. Succedent House

House twelve. Ruled by Neptune, Jupiter, and Pisces. Cadent House

Study Module # 6.

Module #7

What is an Aspect?

Conjunctions

Sextile

Square

Trine

Opposition

Minor Aspects

Semi-square - 45°

Sesqui Squares - 135°

Semi sextile - 30°

Inconjuction 150°.

Quintile - 72°

Biquintile - 144°

Difference between Quintile and Biquintil

How to Find the Aspects

Special Patterns or Configurations

The Grand Trine

The Grand Cross

The T-Square

Kite (Comet)

Mystic Rectangle

Grand Sextile, or Star of David

Yod or Finger of God,

Studio Module #7

Module #8

Chiron in Astrology

The Retrograde Planets

Mercury Retrograde

Venus Retrograde

Mars Retrograde

Jupiter Retrograde

Saturn Retrograde

Uranus Retrograde

Neptune Retrograde

Pluto Retrograde

Chiron Retrograde

Signs and Planets Intercepted

Aries – Libra

Taurus – Scorpio

Gemini – Sagittarius

Cancer - Capricorn

Leo – Aquarius

Virgo – Pisces

Sun Intercepted

Intercepted Moon

Mercury intercepted.

Venus Intercepted

Mars Intercepted

Jupiter Intercepted

Saturn intercepted.

Uranus intercepted.

Neptune intercepted.

Pluto intercepted.

Lunar nodules. Karmic portals.

The Moon Nodes: Dragon Head and Dragon Tail

The North Node

The South Node

Study Module # 8.

Module #9

The Decans

Mutual Reception

Different Branches of Astrology.

Natal Astrology

Predictive Astrology

Medical Astrology

Karmic Astrology

Horary Astrology

Elective Astrology

Mundane Astrology

Business Astrology

Meteorological Astrology

Vocational Astrology

Astrology of Relationships or Synastry

Studio Module #9

Epilogue

Major Arcana

Minor Arcana

Wands

Cups

Swords

Pentacles

Introduction

Module #1

History of the Origin of the Tarot.

Preparation of the Cards.

Knowing the Cards.

Cleaning and Consecration of the Cards.

Ways to Enhance Your Intuition.

As should be the place to consult the Tarot.

Individual Study Module #1

Module #2

How the Tarot Cards are divided.

Order of the Minor Arcana.

Card Positions

The inverted cards

The Personality Charter

The Soul Card.

Simple Roll to start familiarizing yourself with the Major Arcana

Study Module #2

Module #3

The Fool. 0

The Magician. I

The Priestess. II

The Empress. III

The emperor. IV

The High Priest V (Hierophant).

The Lovers VI

Cart VII

Force VIII

The Hermit IX

The Wheel of Fortune X

Justice XI.

Study Module #3

Module #4

The Hangman XII.

Death XIII

Temperance XIV

The Devil XV.

The XVI Tower

The Star XVII.

The Moon XVIII.

The Sun XIX.

The Last Judgment XX

The XXI World.

Study Module #4

Module #5

How to ask the questions?

How to move the cards or shuffle them?

Rolls with three cards.

Roll with Five Cards.

The Celtic Cross

Gypsy Roll (Major Arcana).

Individual Study Module #5

Module #6

Minor Arcana.

Wands. Related to the Fire element.

Drinks. Related to the Water element.

Spades. Related to the Air element.

Pentacles. Related to the Earth element.

The Aces.

The Cards with Numbers.

Court Cards.

Physical description of the characters of the court Cards.

Kings

Knights

Pages

Ace of Cups.

Two of Cups.

Three of Cups.

Four of Cups.

Five of Cups.

Six of Cups.

Seven of Cups.

Eight of Cups.

Nine of Cups.

Ten of Cups.

Page of Cups.

Knight of Cups.

Queen of Cups.

King of Cups.

Individual Study Module #6

Ace of Pentacles.

Two of Pentacles.

Three of Pentacles.

Four of Pentacles.

Five of Pentacles.

Six of Pentacles.

Seven of Pentacles.

Eight of Pentacles.

Nine of Pentacles.

Ten of Pentacles.

Page of Pentacles.

Knight of Pentacles.

Queen of Pentacles.

King of Pentacles.

Homework Module #7

Module #8

Ace of Wands.

Two of Wands.

Three of Wands.

Four of Wands.

Five of Wands.

Six of Wands.

Seven of Wands.

Eight of Wands.

Nine of Wands.

Ten of Wands.

Page of Wands.

Knight of Wands.

Queen of Wands.

King of Wands.

Homework Module #8

Module #9

Ace of Spades.

Two of Swords.

Three of Swords.

Four of Swords.

Five of Swords.

Six of Swords.

Seven of Swords.

Eight of Swords.

Nine of Swords.

Ten of Swords.

Page of Swords.

Knight of Swords.

King of Swords.

Determining the time with the cast Celtic Cross.

Homework #9

Fundamental symbols of the Tarot

Bibliography

About the Author

Introduction

In this astrology course astrological knowledge is placed at your disposal, you will learn directly from your own natal chart. The goal is for you to become your own astrologer and not let anyone fool you.

The biggest advantage of studying at a distance is that you can learn at your personal pace, which allows you great flexibility of schedules; Another advantage is that it is not necessary to travel, and you have the studies at your fingertips.

The classes consist of 9 practical modules through which you are introduced to the roots of your destiny, you know the purpose of your soul, you understand the reason for the events that happen to you in life, and most importantly, you raise the quality of your being, so that the external events of life do not interfere with your internal states in a negative way.

Astrology is an exact, holistic science. In ancient times, in medieval times, you had to study many years to be an astrologer. Being the mother science, you had to learn seven years of astrology in advance to be able to dedicate yourself to medicine, architecture, painting, or any other discipline.

Astrology is the complement to any technique of personal growth, it offers you the opportunity to know what your vital mission is, to know what you have come to in this reincarnation and what your challenges are in this life, that is, to know your natal map.

The natal chart allows you to know yourself much better to the point of understanding, for example, because you do not find your ideal partner, or because your partners last you so little time, or confirm that you made a good decision, or because you have such a conflictive relationship with a member of your family, or because you live a very strong crisis in your work etc.  The natal chart explains why and why you give a situation and who you are, gives you information about how and when these issues will be resolved, marking the changes that your soul asks you to make.

The natal chart is unique and original for each person and reflects the life plan: talents, defects, tastes, way of being and reacting, hidden personality skills and untapped potentials, among other aspects. It's your fingerprint.

Astrological Glossary

Angle: the four cusps of the cardinal houses. 1,4,7 and 10. the ASC., FC, Desc. and M.C.

Ascendant: (ASC.): is the sign of the zodiac that corresponds to the easternmost point (ascending through the sky) of the celestial vault at a certain time and place. Top of house #1.

Aspects: angular relations between two planets, measured in degrees, the main ones are: the conjunction 0º, the sextiles 60º, the quadrature 90º, the trine 120º and the opposition 180º.

Fall: A planet is falling when it is in the opposite sign to that of exaltation. Their nature is hindered, weakened, stuck, prevented from giving or providing their own elements.

Houses: the twelve sectors into which the zodiac is divided at a certain time and place of birth. They are ordered counterclockwise from the first one that has its apex in the Ascendant.

Qualities: general bases of interpretation of the signs grouped according to their way of being. They are divided into cardinal, fixed or mutable. According to this criterion of division we will have: Cardinal signs (Aries, cancer, libra and Capricorn). Fixed signs (Leo, taurus, aquarium and scorpion. Mutable signs (Sagittarius, Virgo, Gemini, and Pisces).

Cusp: it is called cusp at the beginning of the houses, that is, the degree to which they have their beginning.

Address: it is said that a planet is in its domicile, when it is in the sign that rules, example: Mars is at its home in Aries or in Scorpio. In this case it gives all its energy or nature since it is comfortable in its sign.

Exile: a planet is in exile, when it is in the opposite sign to that of its sign, example: Mars is in exile in Libra. In this case the energy or nature of the planet is restricted, altered, modified by being at a point diametrically opposite to yours.

Exaltation: a planet is in exaltation, when the sign in which it is, this allows it to develop or manifest, to give the maximum of its energy.

Descending: (desc.) indicates the sign that occupies the westernmost place of the sky, it is the point opposite to the Ascendant. Peak of the seventh house.

Ecliptic: it is the plane on which the planets move in their movement around the Sun and the Sun and the other planets around the earth. It occupies about 9º to 10º to the north or to the south. In it are located the signs of the zodiac (that is, the space of each constellation) and on this same plane is the orbit of the planets.

Eclipses: it is called eclipse, to the intersection of the orbit of a planet or luminary, by another planet or luminary.

Elements: are fire, earth, air, and water. Each zodiac sign is associated with an element. We would have fire signs (Aries, Leo, Sagittarius). Earth signs (Capricorn, Taurus, Virgo). Air signs (Libra, aquarium, gemini). Water signs (cancer, Scorpio, and Pisces).

Hemispheres: division of the natal chart to study general characteristics. Southern hemisphere (upper half of the chart) is the one that occupies houses 7, 8, 9, 10, 11,12. Northern hemisphere (lower half of the chart) is occupied by houses 1, 2, 3, 4, 5.6. Eastern hemisphere (east) is occupied by houses 1, 2, 3, 10, 11,12. Western hemisphere (west) is the one that occupies houses 4, 5.6, 7, 8.9.

Sky background (FC): place where the sun is at midnight. Point opposite the midheaven also called Imum Coeli. Peak of house #4.

Luminaires: luminaries are called the Sun, and the Moon, that is, who provides us with light and who reflects it.

Midheaven: place occupied by the Sun at noon. Point where the meridian of a place meets the ecliptic when the Sun is at the highest point above the horizon. It is also called Medium Coeli. Peak of house #10.

Revolution: movement of a planet to travel its full orbit over the zodiacal belt, returning to the same degree and sign in which it began.

Polarities: general principles of signs or grouping into a gender (male - female or positive - negative). Starting with Aries they are alternately positive (+) and negative (-).

Signs: are the twelve equal divisions (of 30º each) of the zodiac, they are located counterclockwise from the vernal point (equinox that begins spring) in the following order: Aries, Taurus, Gemini, Cancer, Leo, Virgo, Libra, Scorpio, Sagittarius, Capricorn, Aquarius, and Pisces.

Zodiac: animal belt. It is the circular band around the earth on which all the planets move.

Astral Study Charts for the Course

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Course Instructions

This course is designed for you to learn the essentials of Astrology with your own Natal Chart. For that reason, before starting, you must send the following information to [e-mail] because you will work with your chart, and with those of five people close to you, among others.

Data you must send:

Full name.

Date of birth.

Time of Birth (as accurate as possible, if you don't know it, send an approximate)

Place of birth.

The above data should also be sent to five people who are family or friends. *** Remember that with these natal charts you will learn. You can also get your birth chart in www.astro.com. Chart.

Good luck!!!!

Module #1

Content:

- Origins of Astrology. A bit of history.

- What is Astrology?

- Heliocentric and Geocentric model.

- What is a Natal Chart?

- What is your Natal Chart for?

- Most important components of a natal chart.

- The signs of the zodiac. Classification of signs.

- The Planets. Synthesis of the meaning of the Planets. Classification of the Planets.

- The Astrological Houses.

- The aspects in the natal chart.

Origins of Astrology. A bit of history

The origin of astrology is lost in time. Some say that he was born in Mesopotamia in 2500 BC, but numerous evidence indicate that his origin is much older. In addition, indications of ancient cultures point to very precise astronomical data, which are not explained by the means of observation that were available. It seems plausible the hypothesis that astrology was transmitted by a more evolved civilization that disappeared for reasons we do not know.

If we focus on the known origins of astrology practiced in the West, the oldest document available are clay tablets with astrological predictions dated around 2300 BC during the reign of Sargon of Akad, in Mesopotamia. Also, in Egypt there are abundant indications of a highly evolved astrology, but the secrecy of the Egyptian priests, in this and other matters, makes it difficult to know details about it. Many centuries later, the conquest of Babylon by Alexander the Great in 331 BC led astrology to reach Greece, where it was enriched by the contributions of Greek philosophy and mythology. By the second century BC, Roman expansion reached Greece and astrology reached Rome where it experienced a very favorable period.

However, from the fourth century astrology degraded in Europe, beginning a dark age. In the ninth century astrology developed very significantly in the Arab world. And it was precisely the Arabs who introduced it back to Europe through the Iberian Peninsula. In the fifteenth century, during the Renaissance, astrology reached its maximum splendor. A century later astronomy separated from astrology, giving rise to two separate sciences. Scientific rationalism born in the eighteenth century rejected astrology as a baseless superstition. It was not until the late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries that astrology reappeared hand in hand with the theosophical movement of that time and was soon enriched by the contributions of modern psychology.

What we can assure is that with the emergence of the first agricultural communities in the prehistory of man, the precise calculation of time became an important element for survival, as the success of crops depends on the opportunity of planting.

The Babylonian priests were also astronomers and astrologers. The planets, whose movements through the sky allowed time to be measured, were considered divinities with power over the things of men.

Astrology is often accused of lacking scientific rigor. Due to the historical antiquity of this discipline, its methods, based on the combination of its own language of symbols (signs, houses, planets, etc.), with the observation over the centuries, of the correspondence between these symbols and the facts or characters symbolized, does not adapt to the demands of rigor of the most modern disciplines. This has not been inconvenient for personalities of science, of the category of Newton, Kepler, or Jung have considered it with respect and practiced it.

What is Astrology?

Astrology is the science and art that studies the relationships that exist, seen from the earth, between the universe, stars, and planets, with the activities on planet Earth, those concerning man.

Why can astrology be considered a science?

Simply because it comprises a series of principles and laws that have been accumulated through observation, and because many of these principles are dependable.

Astrology is like many other sciences, it is not difficult, but it takes time and patience to learn the accumulated knowledge of thousands of years. Don't despair, the rewards will be great. You will find, as you progress through the course, a growing sense of personal worth and accomplishment, a feeling that for the first time, the world has meaning and value. You will discover that there is much more to the Sun than your zodiac sign. Astrology, before becoming the property of popular magazines and newspaper columns, was a sacred art.

The difference between astrology and astronomy is that the former studies the influence of the planets on the different events of life. The second studies the physical composition, color, distance, and position not only of the planets, but of everything that is composed of the universe, such as stars, constellations, and others.

There is a great deal of confusion about what a horoscope is. The word horoscope comes from hour and scope (observe), that is, it means observation according to the time of birth. The first conclusion we can draw about it is that the so-called horoscopes of newspapers are not, for the simple fact that they do not consider the hour, day, month, and year of birth of each person, but only the day and month. Therefore, it is not astrologically valid to divide people into 12 groups, saying from March 21 to April 22, Aries; from April 22 to May 22, Taurus, etc. and pretend that all the people of Taurus are going to have the same things happen.

It is for this reason that horoscopes in magazines and newspapers have extraordinarily little validity since they are based only on the position of the Sun. Itis understandable the distrust generated by these horoscopes since, if this were true, all Libras would get married on the same day, all Pisces would win the lottery at the same time, etc.

Astrology is not a religion either, but it can offer us a guide for the interpretation of our present and our future. This information can show us the reasons behind disagreements or guide our steps in making life-changing decisions.

The position of the stars at the exact moment of the birth of a person, animal, country, company, or any other entity, have great influence on their personality, health, profession and therefore on their destiny.

Astrology is a symbolic language, to understand it we need to become aware that we are creators of our reality, since we look at the world with filters, given by the natal chart. So, by knowing astrology we know our filters, our beliefs of reality and our judgments of things. The astrologer is an interpreter of the stars, a translator of the sky, for this we need to start looking at life from symbols and signs. To study astrology is to start thinking about images, with our right cerebral hemisphere. Think creatively.

Heliocentric and Geocentric Model

In the Heliocentric system, planets, including Earth, revolve around the sun. For the study of astrology, the geocentric system is used, that is, the planets revolve around the earth.

What is the heliocentric theory and how it works?

Geocentric Model Heliocentric Model

What is a Natal Chart?

The natal chart is a seed of everything that, in a potential way, belongs to a man's personality if he were able to flourish fully and be fully conscious. It is in the most authentic of senses, a map, because the object with which it is studied is not to overcome the influences of the planets, but rather to let in life itself there is a margin to express all those qualities and impulses that are represented in the chart. Only then can the individual approach the original plan for the evolution of his life.

It is a picture of heaven at the time and place of your birth. It is the map of your life. The astral chart represents the planetary configuration of the moment of birth. This configuration describes the innate personal qualities that condition our perception of the world. Therefore, we experience and act in life according to that energetic model that we bring at birth.

Saying horoscope is the same as saying astral chart (graph of the stars). There are several types of birth chart, which are used by astrologers to make their studies. The basic and fundamental astral chart is the so-called natal chart or birth chart.

This consists of a graph of the sky for the exact time and place the person was born. If the time of birth is not known exactly, the natal chart can be made with an approximate time. It is even possible to establish the natal chart knowing only the day, month, and year of birth, but the conclusions are more general.

Here you can see that each house, that is, each sign has 30°, to add up to a total of 360°.

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As you can see in the graph above, an astral chart has 360 degrees. Every 30° is marked the beginning of a new zodiac sign and the end of the previous one. This circumference with 12 sectors of 30° each (the 12 zodiac signs) represents the so-called zodiac, which you have surely heard of at some point. In the zodiac, formed by the twelve zodiacal signs, the ten astrological planets move. These are: Sun, Moon, Mercury, Venus Mars, Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus, Neptune, and Pluto. The Earth is not counted as a planet, because astrology is based on the positions of the planets seen from Earth (geocentric system). That is, our observation point is the Earth, so it cannot be considered as a planet.

The Sun, as seen from Earth, travels through the twelve signs of the zodiac, about one per month, to complete a complete return to it after a year. Thus, approximately on March 21 of each year (beginning of spring), the Sun is placed at the beginning of the zodiac, which coincides with the 0° of the sign of Aries; on April 22, more or less, the Sun is 0° from Taurus; the Sun continues to advance (almost one degree per day) and on May 21 it is at 0° Gemini; and so on, until the following March 21 is placed again at the beginning of the zodiac (0° of Aries). 

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You can already understand why it is so limited to do an astrological study based only on the sign of the person. For example, if we know that someone is Cancer, it is because he was born between June 21 and July 22. We would have to say that the sun sign of this person is Cancer, because the only thing we know so far is that when he was born, he had the Sun in one of the 30° of Cancer. But where did this person have now of birth to the Moon, Mercury, Venus, and the rest of the planets? This can only be known by making the birth chart.

The necessary data to make a natal chart are:

1. The name of the person (not necessary for calculations).

2. The exact date.

3. The exact time or as close as possible.

4. The place of birth.

What is your Natal Chart for?

There are many utilities according to the astrologer's approach. From discovering health problems, diseases or DNA tendencies or family inheritances, through professions, type of relationships, partner or marriage, children, creations, trips, difficulties, tests, or obstacles to overcome, trends, friends, hobbies, beliefs, philosophy of life, mission of the soul, karma, etc.

All persons or entities are composed of three signs; The solar, which is what we all know as our sign, is given by the position of the Sun at the time of our birth and marks our essence and identity. The moon sign is given by the position of the Moon according to the day we were born and marks our emotions. Finally, the Ascendant sign, which results from the time of birth and marks our personality. Therefore, all people have different combinations and therefore do not have the same characteristics, nor the same luck despite being of the same sun sign.

It is recommended that all people have their birth chart from a young age since it reflects their studies, their career, their partner, if it suits them to live abroad, etc. This is important since through it a mother can guide her children, regardless of age, since an astral chart is made with the date and time of the moment of birth.

In the natal chart are recorded for life, the potentialities, aptitudes, weaknesses, defects, and character of the person which thanks to the consultation with a professional astrologer can channel from childhood. For example, for the career or profession in which, according to the birth chart, you are destined to succeed. Parents see in our children’s aptitudes that we confuse with the true vocation, but it does not mean that this is the profession in which they will succeed. This is one of the reasons why many people work in a different job for which they have prepared.

Through the astral chart it is also possible to know and prevent health problems long before the symptoms appear, or that they are diagnosed by a doctor.

As for the economic part, a correct astrological advice will inform you about the possible