Question 1

What type of astrology do you do?

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My background includes formal study at the Faculty of Astrological Studies, which gave me a rigorous foundation in both technical practice and symbolic interpretation. I’m often asked whether I consider myself a humanistic, Jungian, evolutionary, intuitive astrologer, among other labels. I don’t find it useful to define myself as a particular “type” of astrologer. Labels tend to narrow what is, in practice, a fluid and evolving engagement with the craft. Instead, I approach Astrology as a living system, it  has never been a single lane or a fixed label. Over time, I’ve explored a range of astrological traditions and methods, each offering its own framework for understanding human experience.  Astrology, for me, is a lifelong study.

Question 2

How does a natal chart reading session take place?

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When you book a reading, you will receive an e-mail with all the details.

Before our session begins, please make sure you have a stable internet connection and that your audio is working properly. It is also important that you are in a quiet place, free from distractions, ideally alone.

I will call you a few minutes before our scheduled meeting time.
We will begin by looking at your natal chart together. I will share the chart on screen, as it is important to me that you become familiar with its symbols.

From there, we will move into the reading itself. I usually start with an overview of the main themes that emerge from your chart, and then we can explore anything that feels meaningful or relevant to you. I place great importance on creating a space for open dialogue during my consultations. This is not just a one-way explanation, you are very welcome to ask questions at any point.

As an astrologer, I treat every reading with complete discretion, everything we discuss is strictly confidential.

The session will be recorded by me, unless you prefer otherwise. If you would rather not be recorded, I recommend recording the session yourself, as it can be very helpful to revisit it later.

After our meeting, you will receive the recording via email. Please note that no written material will be provided.

Question 3

Can I get a reading without my precise time of birth?

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Unfortunately, my readings require the exact time of birth, without it, the interpretation would risk being inaccurate. If you do not have your precise birth time, you can contact the municipality where you were born to request a birth certificate.
It is also possible to reconstruct the birth time using techniques such as birth chart rectification, I do not currently offer this service but I can put you in contact with astrologers who do.

Question 4

Can I reschedule my reading?

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If an unforeseen circumstance arises, we can reschedule your session. Ideally, I ask that you provide at least 24 hours notice. Payments are non-refundable, but the session may be rescheduled up to two times. Last minute cancellations are not accepted.

Question 5

Can I gift a reading, how does it work?

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If you would like to gift a reading, you can email me at lillithmoonastrology@gmail.com with your request. We will arrange the payment together, and  I will send a gift card to the person and personally contact them to schedule the session.
I recommend making sure that the person know their exact time of birth.

Question 6

But how can astrology work if the zodiac signs no longer match the real constellations?

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This question usually refers to a real astronomical phenomenon called precession of the equinoxes. Over time, the Earth’s axis slowly wobbles, causing the position of the constellations to shift relative to the seasons. As a result, the zodiac signs used in most Western astrology no longer align exactly with the constellations you see in the sky today. This shift was already known to ancient astrologers.
The Greek astronomer and astrologer Hipparchus (2nd century BCE) is credited with discovering the precession of the equinoxes. Later astrologers, including Claudius Ptolemy, explicitly chose to base astrology on the tropical zodiac, fully aware that the constellations would drift over time.
This means the astrological system was designed intentionally to be independent from the constellations. Tropical astrology is not based on constellations, but on the cycle of light as experienced on Earth. The zodiac is generally understood as a symbolic and cyclical framework that reflects a universal pattern of development tied to the annual solar cycle, rather than to literal seasonal conditions in a specific location. The zodiac begins at the equinox (0° Aries) and reflects twelve symbolic phases of increasing and decreasing light. These are best understood as psychological seasons, not literal ones. For example, Aries signifies a beginning, regardless of the physical season. As Carl Jung described, astrology can be seen as a “projected psychology”, a symbolic system mapping human experience onto the sky, rather than a literal map of the stars. 
There is a branch of astrology that works with the actual constellations. If that resonates more with you, I would recommend consulting a sidereal astrologer.

Question 7

Is astrology a science?

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If by science you mean modern science based on measurable results and clear cause-and-effect then astrology is not a science. There is no known mechanism by which planets physically influence our psychology or events on Earth, and most astrologers do not claim that they do. Astrology works differently. It is a symbolic and correlational system, observing meaningful relationships between celestial cycles and human experience. In this sense, the sky acts more like a mirror or a clock than a set of physical forces. Interestingly, modern physics has already challenged a purely causal view of reality. Phenomena like quantum entanglement suggest that connections can exist without direct, linear interaction. While astrology does not depend on physics for validation, this offers a helpful analogy for thinking beyond simple cause and effect. Astrology is therefore not a science in the modern sense, but a different way of understanding the relationship between the cosmos and human experience.

Question 8

If astrology is real, how come twins can have different personalities?

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Think of a birth chart like DNA.
Twins can share very similar natal charts  just as they share biological DNA, but DNA doesn’t produce identical individuals. It provides a set of potentials and tendencies, which are then expressed differently depending on environment, experience, and individual development. In the same way, a birth chart describes a structure of possibilities, not a fixed personality. Even small differences in birth time can shift certain details, but more importantly, each person lives their chart in their own way. So twins don’t disprove astrology, they show how the same underlying pattern can unfold differently in each individual. Astrology does not claim to determine personality in a fixed or identical way. A birth chart describes a range of potentials, tendencies, and patterns, not a single outcome. Two people with very similar charts can live those potentials in very different ways.

Question 9

If I don't have PayPal how can I schedule the consultation?

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You can write me specifying the date and time you would like to book the session and and I will provide you with alternative payments method. Please notice payments must be made two days in advance our sheduled meeting.

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