How do solar returns work?
In practice, I favor the natal chart, though I use Progressed and return charts as well. I allow the situation to guide me around which chart might provide insight. I always start with the natal but if the answer is not there or if I want more detail or other information, I look for it […]
Hello Elsa, Wondering what your opinion is on having a solar return chart “altered” by traveling somewhere far from home to change the rising/start point of the chart? I have read that it doesn’t actually change the chart because you come home and are at your home for the majority of the year. What is your take
Fresh idea regarding solar return charts. Might be crazy. You decide! Interested in your Solar Return? Reports available here.
My son was in high tide when he left the nest to go his own way. I kept an eye on his chart of course. In this case, I kept an eye on his Solar Return chart because it’s an easy way to glimpse a whole year of a person’s life.
A natal chart is a snapshot of the exact position of the planets on the day and in the location where you were born. The sun was here, the moon there, Mercury was Mars was here, etc.
A solar return chart is cast for the day and time the Sun (solar) returns to the exact place it was when you were born. Generally this occurs on your birthday but on occasion it happens the day before or the day after. Your solar return chart stands alone, independent from your natal chart. Most
For some reason, people are almost always daunted by their solar return. If you’re a beginner, a solar return is a chart of drawn for the time your Sun (solar) returns to the exact place it was when you were born. This is also known as your birthday! It’s possible for your solar return to
