posted November 22, 2004 08:41 PM              

Or what if the person was unsure of the time they where born???

how whould you go along doing a birthchart???
thats accurate???

posted November 27, 2004 05:43 PM              

Otherwise you would have to rely on a Solar chart. Which just takes the person's sun sign and uses it as their Rising sign. It wont be accurate. This is how astrologers come up with generalized Sun Sign forecasts. So if you want an more accurate forcast when you read the horoscopes in magazines and whatnot, read your Rising sign's forecast.

Do some research if you need to find out your birthtime. Call the hospital you were born at, they keep records.

If it's for someone else and you decide to erect a Solar chart, dont rely too much on it. It wont be too accurate, the houses will be all off and you cant be too sure of the exactness of the planet degrees, especially the Moon.

Look into someone who will Rectify a chart for you, if you really want to know.

* BTW, the person who the chart is for would need to give the info to have it rectified. No one else could do it for them. Because the astrologer relies on significant events in that person's life, while looking at transit and other chart factors to come up with the correct chart. It's not something that another can give - accurate info to the astrologer. It has to come from that person.

posted November 27, 2004 11:27 PM              

But I'd be careful about just reading through descriptions and trying to figure out someones birth data that way.