How It Works
You ask.
For horary readings, the moment you frame a sincere question is the moment the sky records it. The question needs to be genuine — not a test, not a vague wish, but something you actually want to know. The sincerity of the asking is part of the method.
For natal readings, your birth data is the foundation: date, time if known, and place. If you do not know your birth time, say so — there are techniques that work without it, and the astrologer will note the limitation in the manuscript.
The chart is cast.
The calculation engine computes the chart using the Swiss Ephemeris, running client-side. For horary, this happens at the moment your order is submitted — the chart is for that exact moment. For natal, it uses your birth moment.
The chart is then assigned to a member of the order with the appropriate specialisation. No reading is assigned to an astrologer who has not trained in the relevant tradition.
The astrologer reads it.
A member of the order takes the chart through classical analysis: the essential dignities of each planet, the lords of the relevant houses, the Moon's testimony, receptions between significators, and the aspects that describe the matter's development.
Every step is named and reasoned, not intuited. If the chart does not show a clear testimony, the astrologer says so — equivocation is not a judgment.
The manuscript arrives.
The reading is delivered to your private library as a structured manuscript. It contains the question as submitted, the significators identified, the judgment, the timing where the chart shows one, and — where applicable — a note on revision: what to watch for that would indicate the matter is unfolding differently than described.
The manuscript is yours. It remains in your library indefinitely and can be downloaded at any time.
The follow-up.
Every reading includes one follow-up question at no additional charge. If the chart was ambiguous on a point, or the manuscript raised a question you want pursued, submit it through your library and the astrologer will revisit the figure.
The follow-up is not a new reading — it is a return to the same chart, with the specific point clarified. It is part of the work.