Two charts, and the third thing they make together. Includes the ethics of reading about somebody who is not in the room.
The lessons, in order
Read them in this order — each one assumes the one before it. Every lesson opens with a free preview, so you can see what it covers before deciding anything.
- Synastry First Steps: Reading Two Charts in Relationship
Five conversations to check before anything else — Moons, Mercuries, the Venus-Mars circuit, Saturn glue and Neptune fog — plus how to read hard aspects kindly. - The Composite Chart: The Relationship as a Third Entity
Synastry compares two people; the composite chart reads the relationship itself — a third chart built from midpoints, with its own Sun, Moon and story. - The Lunar Nodes in Relationships
Why some strangers feel familiar and some relationships feel fated: nodal contacts in synastry — the South Node's déjà vu, the North Node's catalyst, and how to read them without doom. - Juno: The Vows We Make
Beyond Venus and Mars sits Juno — the asteroid of commitment, contracts and loyalty. Her sign shows what you vow for; her house shows where the vow is tested. - The Astrology of Desire
Attraction has an anatomy: Mars drives, Venus savours, the Moon bonds, and the 5th and 8th houses stage two very different kinds of intimacy. An adult look at desire in the chart. - Family Patterns: The Water Houses
The 4th, 8th and 12th houses hold the family story on three levels — the remembered, the unspoken and the inherited. How ancestral patterns surface in a chart, and what awareness makes possible.
What you get out of it
Each lesson carries a worked example, a section on where people actually go wrong rather than a vague warning, and something to practise the same day. There is a three-question check at the end of most of them.