Circled in green, for example, is the position of the Sun. Please note, however, that you don’t have to know how to read the tables to understand the report since each factor listed in the table is listed and interpreted in the report/analysis.Ībove, on the left side of the table, you’ll find the listing of planets in the natal chart and their positions by sign and degree. Here, I explain various charts and tables in the report. This is the default chart (although there is no default location) in the Free Report Section here.Īfter entering this data in the Free Report Section of the site, you will see a list or table of planetary positions and house cusps in the report itself, which I have copied here:Įxample Chart: Table from Free Report SectionĮlsewhere, I have addressed the issue of duplicated and “missing” signs as well as planets in signs that don’t match the signs on the house cusps. I use various random charts for illustrative purposes, including one with data: January 1, 2000, at 12:00 PM, in New York, New York. If you need help understanding how the houses are arranged in the natal chart, see Understanding the Astrological Chart Wheel. You might also benefit from learning about the polarities or opposite signs here: Polarities: Opposite Signs and Houses.

If you want to learn to read the symbols, then please refer to them here: Astrology Symbols: Signs and Astrology Symbols & Glyphs. This article is here for those who want to explore what the tables in the report mean and is optional. Note that you do not need to know the zodiacal, aspect, and planetary symbols to read your astrology report since the tables spell out the symbols’ labels and the interpretations spell out the tables’ listings.

The following tutorial aims to demonstrate how to use and understand the Free Natal Chart report found on Cafe Astrology’s free report section. Understanding the Free Natal Chart Report Free Natal Chart Report: Understanding the Tables

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