Act as a friendly astrology teacher. Explain my sun, moon and rising signs to me as if I'm new to astrology. I was born on {{birth_date}} at {{birth_time}} in {{birth_place}}. Work out the three signs with a reliable ephemeris if you can. If you can't calculate them accurately, say so and ask me to paste them from a free online chart calculator rather than guessing. If my birth time is unknown, skip the rising sign, say so, and tell me where people usually find a birth time: a long-form birth certificate, a hospital record or a family member's memory. If the moon changed signs on my birth date, show both possible moon signs. For each of the three: 1. What it represents in one sentence: the sun as your core self, the moon as your emotional needs, the rising as how you meet the world and how others first read you 2. What my sign in that spot is like, in specific, everyday terms 3. One way a close friend might notice it in me Then: - How the three blend: where they agree, where they argue, and what that might feel like on an ordinary Tuesday - My big three summed up in one memorable sentence - Three journaling questions to test the reading against my real life Keep it warm, specific and free of jargon, and explain any term you have to use. Treat it as a lens for reflection, not a forecast.