This book keeps a tight focus on reading your own birth chart, and is really chock full of exercises to help you interpret your placements, aspects, and other features in detail along with journaling prompts to reflect more broadly on different areas of life. Whether or not you believe in cosmic influence- or if you are on the fence- it is certainly an interesting and challenging exercise in introspection.
I highly recommend this workbook as a starting point for anyone interested in studying astrology on their own. Again, other texts can be helpful in understanding the more abstract concepts presented here.
As you fill in the blanks with each exercise, some of the terms provided won't seem to logically or gramatically fit, which can be confusing it's important to remember that part of personal astrology is your own interpretation and that nothing is set in stone. Some concepts were difficult to understand- particularly aspects- using only the information in this book, but I think the authors did a fantastic job of presenting something extremely complex (complete chart interpretation from the very beginning) in a simplified way.
#Understanding astrology chart free#
Over the course of a few months I worked gradually through this workbook, armed with a free birth chart I found online. I started off knowing nothing outside of my sun sign (Aquarius). An incredibly helpful introduction to astrology, though I used it in combination with many other books to gain a well-rounded perspective on each component of my natal chart.
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