So how should i read all the aspects from the natal chart ? I would really like to know how to interpret them so i come up with a whole description.
That's what professional astrologers are for. Learning how to interpret all the aspects and all the placements in any chart takes a long course of study. If you want a full description of your natal chart, consult a professional. And if you want to learn it yourself, be prepared to spend years learning. This forum can help, but can't provide all the information you need. Classes, books, practice... you need all of that in order to learn astrology.
But they do show other relevant infos - like, my mother's health problems, or the death of some significant person, etc etc. If the birth chart does not determine the exact facts for this subject [and i'm not referring to the timing], how can the mentioned above facts be determined by reading it ?
Incorrect. Birth charts don't show that, either. Astrology can, but it takes a different type of chart.
Your birth chart is a snapshot of the sky at the moment you were born, and it shows the energies that you brought into this life. A transit chart, for predictive astrology, would show what's where in the sky in relation to your birth chart. For instance, Mars might be squaring your natal sun, or Venus opposing your natal Venus, or Mercury conjunct your natal moon, or Saturn entering your third house... and those kinds of aspects would indicate the kinds of things that are likely to play out in your life. Something like your mother's illness or the death of a significant person would be indicated by transits, but even those transits don't spell out the details. They just give a general sense of the energies, and an astrologer familiar with predictive astrology (I am not, I'm barely learning natal astrology!) would have a good idea of what kinds of things could happen.
You mean personal issues not related to my birth chart ? If yes, I'm not having any. If not, please detail. I want to understand this.
Everyone has personal issues all the time, and how your personal issues play out happens within the framework of your birth chart. Again, it's like a skeleton. If you have a digestive problem, for instance, that isn't a problem with your bones, but it happens within the framework of your body, which is shaped by your bones.
Your birth chart doesn't highlight any of the houses traditionally associated with partnership. Your seventh house (partnership/marriage) and your fifth house (friendship, personal relationships, lovers) and your eighth house (sexuality, deep intimacy) are all empty houses. That doesn't mean you don't have any of those things in your life, just that they're not the key growth areas for you. The houses where you have planets are all houses associated with development of self, individuality, and self in relation to society. That indicates that your key life lessons, including any difficulties you experience, have to do with developing yourself as an individual, dealing with societal expectations, and finding a healthy balance between them.
PS: My lesson in this life is to avoid all selfish things and put me on second place. How does that complete the puzzle ?
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I don't think so. Your chart's karmic indicators show that putting yourself in second place and stifling your own desires, or allowing them to be stifled, has been the biggest problem for you in the karmic past. Karmic past could be interpreted as past lives, reincarnation, or, if that model doesn't work for you, it could also be interpreted as ancestral past, expectations of your family and society. We could go into some greater detail on that if you're interested, but it would take much more time than I have right at the moment, so all I'll do for now is suggest it.
So which one is actually the one i should follow ? Should i develop myself and let love come naturally or should i continue to search the love and this will lead me to evolution ?
Based on what I see in your chart, I think you're asking the wrong question. Start with this one: why do you want a partner?
All of us need to be loved, of course, and it's legitimate to want romantic love. But there's also a strong societal expectation that everyone
should want romantic love all the time, and that's not always so. There are plenty of other things in life to want, but society doesn't always think it's all right to want them. So people sometimes get roped into believing that what they want most in life is a partner, when they really only have a small desire for a partner, or perhaps not really any desire at all. In that case, desire for love becomes a substitute for the heart's real desire, which is something entirely different.
So is it really a partner that you want? Really, deep down? Or are you perhaps going along with the social expectation that if you're single, a partner must be what you want, and surely it's that, not anything else?
Your birth chart doesn't have any indicators of partnership itself being a major issue for you, but it does have lots of indicators of social expectations versus genuine personal desires being a major issue. That leads me to suspect that your conflicts over not finding the right partner are actually conflicts over what you're expected to want versus what you really want. That doesn't necessarily mean you don't want a partner at all, ever, but it does mean the real meat of the issue is somewhere else.