Method & assumptions

• What counts: three or more of the ten personal, social, and outer planets — Sun through Pluto — sharing one zodiac sign, or sharing one house.
• Signs and houses are scored independently: a chart can turn up a sign stellium, a house stellium, both at once (marked “also a house/sign stellium” below), or none at all.
• Why outer planets still count: Uranus, Neptune, and Pluto move so slowly that most of your generation shares their sign — but a cluster made up only of these three (marked “Generational” below) is still deeply personal. It means you’re carrying that generational current with unusual intensity, and it takes on its individual flavor through the house it falls in and the faster, more personal planets it connects with elsewhere in your chart.
• Not included: Chiron, the Lunar Nodes, and asteroids — this reading uses only the ten classical-through-modern planets.
• Houses: use whichever house system your birth chart was calculated with — this reading only needs the house number, not the cusp degree.
• Accuracy depends on an accurate birth chart — house placements in particular are sensitive to birth time, so a chart cast without a confirmed time may shift a planet into a neighboring house.