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How to calculate and read your Cards of Truth chart based on your astrology

Discover the Cards of Truth in under 5 minutes.

Let’s get started right away​

Let’s begin by creating a new chart.

Go directly to the site​

To do this, use the site recommended by my teacher. You can interact directly with the site below to generate a complete chart:

What do you need?​

Here’s the information required to create an accurate chart:

  • Date of birth: Make sure it is exact.

  • Place of birth: Indicate the city or region where the person was born.

  • Time of birth:

    • Verify its accuracy using your health record or an official birth certificate.

    • Important tip: Don’t blindly trust your mother, even if she’s sure. To confirm, ask her specific questions:

      • Was it day or night?
      • What events happened just before or after the birth? These details can help jog her memory and reduce the risk of error.

Create a new chart

To generate an astrological chart, simply enter all the required information (date, place, and time of birth). Once this is done, the chart will appear.

A specific layout​

On my TikTok account, I share examples of the Cards of Truth:

📘 TikTok: Lorris Turpin

The simplicity of Vedic Astrology: a few basic techniques​

The cards here are based on astrology. Each card shows a facet of a person’s consciousness. There is a card for each planet, following the order of the days of the week, starting with "Sunday".

1. The Sun: leadership and confidence​

The Sun symbolizes:

  • Leadership: The ability to guide and inspire.
  • Stability: Having solid and consistent goals.
  • Self-confidence: Believing in one’s skills and abilities.
  • Courage: Overcoming fears and facing challenges, especially if the Sun is in Aries (the Sign of Mars, which boosts courage).
  • Responsibility: Making decisions aligned with one’s skills.
  • Honor and respect: Being respected long-term and honoring commitments.

2. The Moon: personality and the subconscious​

In Vedic astrology, the Moon represents:

  • Personality: How a person presents themselves to the world.
  • Emotions: The ability to express one’s emotions authentically.
  • The subconscious: A hidden yet influential part of the mind.
  • Adaptability: How a person adjusts to new environments.
  • Emotional security: Feeling comforted and protected.
  • Sociability: Being able to form social connections.

Tip: A well-placed Moon gives a person emotional balance and adaptability. A weakened Moon can lead to emotional insecurities or difficulty adapting.