We begin by looking at the chart and getting some idea of the sort of person this is. 

The chart was first drawn without angles, so as to see the basic structure better. Here it is drawn with angles. Angles are important for the aspects made to them

After getting the overall picture, there are various analytical ways of looking at the chart. We can make assessments by element, quality, character type, aspect type, and come to an overall conclusion. These are useful techniques, but we should not get too bogged down in detail. Do it, then forget it and go back to what you feel about the chart. I use a points system for this. Points are out of fifty. Double the results to get percentages.

1. Points rating. Sun, Moon = 10; Mercury, Venus, Mars = 4; Jupiter, Saturn = 3; 

Uranus = 2; Neptune, Pluto = 1; Asc = 8

Explanation of Aspect Types

Type A are the 'hard' aspects - conjunction, square, opposition. These aspects motivate and force action in the native. Type B are the 'soft' aspects - sextile and trine. These indicate natural talent and an ability to forge links and create harmony. Type C are the 'minor' aspects. They are the consciousness raisers - they give an added pizzaz to the native, and indicate individuality.

Overall Assessment -