Your Harmonics in Depth

The examples in the book all concern groups, but a question Addey raises in Chapter Thirteen is about a single chart: to which harmonic must a chart be converted for the planets concerned all to be conjunct? Your Harmonics in Depth asks this question of your moment of birth. The report first counts how many groups of each number there are in your chart and whether that is more or fewer than in charts generally; where there are notably many it points them out, and where everything is about average it says so plainly. Orbs narrow with the number, following Addey's rule.

The report reads the fifth harmonic chart most closely, in two sections. Where your Sun, Moon, Ascendant and Midheaven fall in the fifth harmonic chart, and which planets they form aspects with, speaks of the craft you are good at, of where your power is directed, and of how you work together with another person in love. The ninth harmonic chart speaks of the ideal in your heart, that is, of what fruit the tree Addey describes will bear. Where inspiration comes from is read separately from the seventh harmonic chart. All positions in the harmonic charts are calculated precisely by software.

It reads your chart from the single angle of harmonics, covering abilities, inspiration and ideals; the other areas of the natal chart need a full natal reading. In the appendix Addey urges readers to calculate by hand, saying there is no more effective way to understand harmonics than to use them yourself, and your own chart can be your first piece of data.