• Your birth date (day, month and year)
• The time of day, as accurate as you can. Minutes count!
• Your place of birth (nearest big town or city).

That's all. Oh, and a name to put on your chart...

If you don't know the time of day we can still see many things but they will not be so specific.

Astrology is often misunderstood, laughed at and almost always undervalued.

When I was young, I was amazed at the idea that our birthday could predict our personality.
So I investigated astrology, found the deeper aspects of it fascinating and gave it a try.
I am not an 'away with the fairies' type - I have a degree in Physics and I have spent much of my
life programming computers: about as logical as you can get! The scientific method is deep in me.

I read many wonderful books about astrology when I was about 20 - and then discovered from
experience that full, detailed charts based on the time of day are astonishingly accurate.

Astrology is nothing to do with 'psychic power' - or 'spiritual energies'... As I said above, its use may
trigger psychic gifts in some people, I cannot say, but astrology itself is based on maths and
geometry: positions and patterns of where the planets were at the time we were born.

How could this be useful and why should it possibly work? I cannot claim to be able to explain this in
full, but there is a basis for accepting it as possible - and then, experience proves the rest.
Consider that planets exert enormous gravitational pulls. Gravity has been discovered to behave in
some ways as a wave form, like sound and light. So one could deduce that there would be patterns
of gravity interference, just as sound waves and light waves both show interference patterns,
referred to as constructive and destructive. If we allow for this phenomenon to apply in some way to
patterns in our life, then we get the flowing and conflicting areas of personality and life. Also between
two people: like the strings of a guitar, they don't play the same notes but they vibrate either
harmoniously if constructively tuned to each other or discordantly if not.

Despite this possible explanation, it still seems very unlikely that astrology would work! But Science
says that observation must be the deciding factor and I have discovered that astrology works so well
that it gives me a more accurate picture of someone than even their own description of themself.

My experience shows that we must be sensitive to these subtle forces. Indeed, for confirmation,
examples have been found in nature of even tiny, single-celled creatures responding to the moon's
gravitational pull - so why then shouldn't our billions of cells be sensitive, at some level, too?

The only way for you to decide is to try it, with an open mind. It's completely confidential, and I won't
tell you anything you wouldn't want to hear.

Why be interested? We all think our personality is 'normal'. It is easy for us to kid ourselves, so
perhaps the best use of astrology is to help us to be realistic about what goes on inside us, where
we have come from, and what have been the influences on us that make us how we are.

As I have said, our chart tells us nothing that we don't already know, deep down inside... but it has
the usefulness of helping us tidy up false ideas we may have developed about ourselves - from our
worries, other people's comments, and our own wrong conclusions, over a lifetime. There is nothing
'good' or 'bad' in astrology - just the way things are. That makes for peace.