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Life Graph

Life Graph: A Chart You Build from Yourself

Not a chart that says what will happen to you, but one that helps you see how things are inside right now.

The Self1 min read

Most charts tell you what is going to happen to you. This one does something else: it helps you see how things are inside you right now.

The graph is calculated from your real birth date using the traditional twelve-house method — the Thai lunar month and the zodiac animal year. Not a number picked at random.

What this has to do with IFS

What sets the life graph apart from a reading is what happens after you have looked at it.

You can keep a daily journal alongside it, and those entries are read back through an IFS lens. Not to predict tomorrow, but to show which part of you has been working hardest lately.

How to start

Enter your birth date, look at the graph, and keep the chart if you want it. Then start journalling, a day at a time.

Open your life graph

If part and Self are new words, read the IFS basics first, or take the self-check to see which part is working hardest right now.

When reading isn’t enough

Map this one with someone.

If this story is yours, you don’t have to walk it alone. Map it, part by part, with one of our psychologists.

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