Welcome to my horoscope guide.
With this guide, I will help you enter your birth data so you can generate your own horoscope. This makes it easier for you to follow along when I talk about palm reading, astrology, horoscopes, and therapy on both Facebook and Instagram.
Much of what I write about isn’t all that complicated.
I also hope you’ll find inspiration to start interpreting your own chart.
Always begin with your own.
Reading a horoscope is a lifelong, endless, and time-consuming journey of understanding.
YOUR DATA
You will need your birth details — that means the day, month, and year you were born.
You also need to know your exact time of birth.
If you don’t know your birth time, you can contact the Danish National Archives (Rigsarkivet).
Unfortunately, there’s a long waiting time, but it is possible to get it.
You also need to know your place of birth.
If you were born at home, your town may not show up when you type it in — in that case, use the nearest large city.
In this horoscope guide, I use the following sample data:
Birth data:
Birthdate: April 1, 1990
Birthplace: Copenhagen
Time of birth: 10:00 AM
I recommend these websites when you want to check your horoscope:
www.astro.com
www.astro-seek.com
If you use apps, I recommend TimePassages, which is free.
However, you have to pay for the pro version.
In this horoscope guide, I base the instructions on www.astro.com. You start by creating a profile or logging in as a guest. If you often check your horoscope, it’s a good idea to create a profile.
Set the language to Danish (at the top), if you are not comfortable with English (note that some pages afterward may not be translated into Danish, so often I leave it in English).
I recommend creating a profile so you don’t have to enter your data every time you log in.
Now you need to enter your data — then click “continue.”
Afterwards, you can register so you can be found again.
Then you will enter the site. Scroll down to the bottom until you see “View natal chart with transits.”
Click the link, and you will enter your horoscope wheel.
You can click on the wheel (one more time), then press Command + P (Mac) or CTRL + P (Print).
Save your horoscope as a PDF or send it to your printer.
This horoscope guide is for beginners.
For those of you who don’t know how to enter your data to access your horoscope.
Albert Einstein said, “Creativity is intelligence having fun.” Do yourself a favor and read your horoscope in your own way.
There is a sense of freedom, playfulness, and deep connection in doing it your own way. Even if you’re sitting there thinking, “But I don’t know how.” No, but that’s actually an advantage. You’re not influenced or biased.
Einstein also said, “Imagination is more important than knowledge. For knowledge is limited, whereas imagination embraces the entire world, stimulates progress, and gives birth to evolution.”
That said, it’s a good idea to read about the houses, signs, and so on, so you have a basic understanding.
I’ve already created an overview for you in my astrology guide.
Enjoy reading your horoscope!
