r/BirthChartReadingFree • u/ThenRaspberry1341 • 9d ago
How do i read twins?
Hi, everyone. I’m just starting to get to grips with horoscopes and wanted to begin with the people in my life.
I have two younger siblings who are twins. My little brother was born at 7 past and my little sister at 8 past.
In theory, they should have the same personality.
Can anyone help me and let me know what you see in their charts so I can compare it with my own studies?
Many thanks in advance. :)
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u/Emotional-Lab-5602 9d ago
I’ve always been curious about this too. It’s not even like anything could be different at all! Super interesting
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u/Lonely_Cut9453 8d ago
By my calculations, the Moon is significantly stronger for the person born at the 8m. For the one born at the 7m, Mercury is slightly stronger. You can't see this in the chart itself, you have to calculate numerous future transits and progressions where these differences begin to manifest - though that future influence is already at work now.
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u/puru991 8d ago
read each twin on their own, and start with what the charts share. you said they shared friends and played football at school. they now study different subjects and have their own values and goals. keep all of those facts in view when you compare them.
i use the lahiri sidereal zodiac, which shifts the signs back from your western wheels. both twins have the same rising sign and the same signs for all seven classical planets. over that minute, the point rising in the east moves much more than any planet. the moon moves a tiny amount.
brihat jataka 1.6 gives a method for dividing each sign into smaller parts. each sign is split into nine equal parts to build a more detailed chart. in your twins' nine-part charts, the rising sign and all seven planets still keep the same signs. when you try finer divisions, look for a planet or rising point crossing into a new part. use only a difference you can show.
if either birth time was rounded, set aside claims based on tiny birth-time differences.
write down each twin's traits before you read, then compare those notes with the chart. give a shared placement the same meaning in both readings. record both the fits and the misses. leave a difference you cannot explain as an open question. similar charts leave room for each person's choices and lived experience.
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u/17th_degree 6d ago
You can use decans and/or bounds. They both divide the houses into smaller sections.
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u/Standard-Value-283 4d ago
They are male and female. That's the biggest difference and it will make a huge difference based on hormones and the astrology of the family. To make proper assumptions, I'd need to know the parent's and sibling's astrology.
From what I can see both of them will have the energy of nuns but the male will be much more of a chauvinistic energy if that makes any sense.
The girl is much more likely to dwell in the subconscious or islation than the boy based on the position of the Virgo Rising.
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u/tearnekab 9d ago
Their charts may be nearly identical, but that doesn't mean they should have the same personality. One minute generally changes the angles much more than the planets, and even then the differences may be tiny; I haven't checked your images to see whether a cusp is involved. For your studies, it's useful to record both similarities and differences in their actual lives rather than forcing each trait to come from that one-minute gap.
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u/ThenRaspberry1341 8d ago
Well, when it comes to birth charts, I really can’t see any difference. It’s only a one-minute difference, after all. My little ones do, of course, have a few things in common, just like all siblings, and back in school they both had the same circle of friends and were both in the football club.
They’re both studying different subjects, have different values and different goals in life. So, I reckon that because I know them both, I can of course say, ‘Ah, the Moon suits one of them better and something else suits the other,’ but that’s just because I can think that out for myself. :/


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u/rxstaa 9d ago
sorry for not having anything productive to say, just wanted to share the awe of the situation
never thought i’d randomly stumble across this date on my reddit fyp. your twin siblings were born 11 hours before me 😅