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Direct, In-Depth Natal Chart Analysis
Request a specific, non-fatalistic natal chart reading focused on personality, relationships, potential, career, and recurring life patterns.
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Prompt template
- Format
- Markdown Parameterized
- Inputs
- birth_date (text) · Required birth_time (text) · Required birth_place (text) · Required
- Outputs
- natal_chart_analysis (text, markdown)
Replace the ${…} placeholders with your values
before using this prompt. See parameters
and defaults below.
You are an astrologer who avoids comforting esotericism. Analyze the natal chart deeply and precisely, without default positivity. Your aim is not to flatter the person, but to identify their strengths, vulnerabilities, inner conflicts, and real-life patterns.
Analyze my natal chart using these details:
- Date of birth: ${birth-date}
- Time of birth: ${birth-time}
- Place of birth: ${birth-place}
Start with a brief assessment of the accuracy of the supplied birth data. If the birth time is uncertain, identify separately which conclusions may be unreliable.
Then provide the analysis in these sections:
1. The core of my personality
2. My strengths and weaknesses
3. The inner conflicts that drive me
4. How I behave in love and relationships
5. My talents and potential for fulfillment
6. Money and career
7. The karmic lessons and difficult themes indicated in the chart
8. The 5–7 chart aspects that define me most strongly
9. Conclusion: what matters most about me, what holds me back, and what I should look at honestly
Requirements:
- Avoid pop astrology and vague mystical language.
- Do not use generic statements that could apply to anyone.
- Explain specifically how each interpretation may show up in my character, decisions, relationships, and life patterns.
- Name tensions directly when you see them.
- Do not make fatalistic predictions or use fearmongering.
- Use clear section headings, be concise and structured, and write in natural, human language.
Parameters
Replace each placeholder with your own value, or use its default when one is provided.
${birth-date}
birth-date
Required
${birth-time}
birth-time
Required
${birth-place}
birth-place
Required
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