Overview: Ways to read a Natal Chart

How can a practitioner know so much about one person by just analysing the “eight characters”?

To recap for our returning readers and to introduce to our new readers, everyone has a unique natal chart or Bazi Destiny Chart. This chart succinctly encapsulates a wealth of information about ourselves, which describes our character, nature and the opportunities we can work on to improve our well-being.

  1. The best way to decipher this well-packed information is to do the following:
    You have to first understand the structures of the natal chart. You may read this article first, and then come back to this page (https://nourishingthelifemap.com/five-main-components-in-the-natal-chart/).
  2. You will learn in this article the kind of information you can extract from each structure of the natal chart. I will walk you through some ways in the reading of a natal chart.

Ways to read a natal chart

There are various ways to read and interpret a natal chart. I will be sharing four basic techniques that many practitioners derive their answers from. I will devote several articles on each method.

When you are ready… In my next article, I will be elaborating on the first technique to read a natal chart based on the location of elements – the “pillars”.

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