Birth Time Unknown — Rectification Intake

Your birth time is missing, and it isn't a problem. It's the most common gap in this work and there's a real method for closing it. I narrow the time from the shape of your life and your body's own history, then tell you how confident I am in what I found.

Ten questions. Dates matter more than detail. Give the exact day if you know it. Month and year is fine if you don't. Skip what doesn't apply.



Your birth


A birth certificate, a parent's memory, a guess, or even a clue like "before breakfast" or "Dad was still at work". If you have nothing, write "none".

2. What part of the day were you born?
Ask whoever was there. Even "it was light" or "it was dark" cuts the search in half.

Your body

Every chart shows where the body is strong and where it needs care. Your answers help me check your rising sign. This is not medical advice.

3. Which parts of your body have given you the most trouble in your life?
Injuries, surgeries, or problems that keep coming back. Choose up to three.


What happened, which part of the body, and the date.

The turning points

Give each date as MM/DD/YYYY if you know the day, or MM/YYYY if you don't. The method works from the hardest moments, so please don't soften the list.


A parent, the person who raised you, a grandparent, a sibling or a partner. Who, and when. List more than one if you have them.





A job or business that started or ended, an inheritance, a windfall, a loss.


The year everything happened at once belongs here too. The more dated events you give me, the closer I can get.

Your report will state the exact time I'm working from and how confident I am in it. You will never get a guess dressed up as a fact. If a birth certificate turns up later, I'll re-run the time-dependent sections at no charge.