Category: Chart Readings


  • The Astrology of Inheritance: Who Gets the Money

    People rarely think to look at the chart before a death in the family. They think to look at it afterward — when the will has been read, when the conflicts have started, when someone who expected to receive something did not. By then the chart has already shown exactly what was going to happen.…

  • Astrology and Prison: What Charts Show About Legal Trouble

    The chart does not make anyone a criminal. What it shows is the specific constellation of configurations that produce a life with elevated exposure to legal systems — to courts, confinement, persecution, and the loss of personal freedom. These are not the same thing, and the distinction matters. Some of the people whose charts carry…

  • The Astrology of Enemies: Who Makes Them and Why

    Some people move through life accumulating allies. Others accumulate something else — the specific kind of opposition that follows them from one context to the next, that is not explained by bad luck or isolated conflict, but by something structural in how they engage with the world. The chart has two houses for this. The…

  • Astrology and Accidents: Why Some People Are Accident-Prone

    Every astrologer who has worked long enough has seen this pattern: the chart that carries the accident configurations, the reading where you note them carefully, and then — sometimes months later, sometimes years — the message from the client confirming what the chart showed. I do not enjoy this part of the work. But I…

  • The Astrology of Betrayal: Who Betrays and Who Gets Betrayed

    Betrayal is one of the most consistently devastating human experiences — and one of the most predictable, if you know what to look for in a chart. Not predictable in the sense that it can be precisely timed or prevented, but predictable in the sense that the chart shows, with considerable accuracy, who is structurally…

  • The Astrology of Loneliness: Why Some People Are Structurally Alone

    There is a difference between being alone and being lonely, and a further difference between circumstantial loneliness and the kind that persists regardless of circumstances. The person who is surrounded by people and still experiences profound isolation. The person who forms connections easily and finds none of them sustaining. The person whose relationships consistently disappoint…

  • The Astrology of Narcissism: What the Chart Shows About the Person Who Cannot Love

    Everyone is using the word narcissist now. It has become the shorthand for any difficult, self-absorbed, or hurtful partner — which means it has also become somewhat meaningless. But clinical narcissism, the actual psychological structure, is something specific. It has specific features, a specific internal architecture, and — in the chart — specific planetary configurations…

  • Sexual Magnetism in the Birth Chart: What Makes Someone Irresistible

    There is a specific quality that some people carry — not beauty exactly, not charm exactly, but something more visceral than either — that produces a specific response in others: the experience of being pulled toward someone before you have consciously decided to be. The person who makes others lose their thread, who generates an…

  • The Darkest Configurations in Astrology: What the Chart Shows About Extreme Difficulty

    Most astrology content focuses on the promising parts of a chart. The Jupiter placements. The Venus trines. The configurations that support love, success, and expansion. That content exists because it is pleasant to produce and pleasant to consume. This article is about the other end. Every chart contains both. And the configurations at the difficult…

  • Can Astrology Show Why You Have No Children?

    This is one of the questions people bring to chart readings with the most emotional weight. Not always — sometimes people choose not to have children and are entirely at peace with that choice. But often the question arrives accompanied by years of trying, of grief, of a sense that something that should have happened…