How to view the complete phase table?

There will be many aspects in a chart, but it is always only a part of them that is truly worth writing into the main line of the text. The value of the phase complete table is not to tell you "there are these connections", but to let you see which connections are the tightest, most core, and most likely to change the priority of understanding.

An unordered phase table only creates the illusion that all connections should be interpreted equally.

When reading an aspect chart, the first step should be to look at the smallest cardinal aspects of the Orb, especially when they connect the Sun, Moon, Ascendant, Ascendant, Venus, Mars, Angular Ruler. Because these connections are easier to get into the main line. If it is just a peripheral aspect that is tolerant, or just a pan-generational connection between distant planets, it usually should not be weighted alongside the core aspect.

What the phase meter really teaches people is a sense of weight.

If there are approach and distance markers in the phase table, they are good for helping the user understand whether certain structures are more like being heated up or more like being internalized. However, this level of information is detailed and should not overshadow the more basic question of "is this phase itself important?"

If the priorities are reversed, disk reading will become driven by technical details rather than judgment-driven.

When the text says, "There is strong tension but also strong attraction in a relationship," the user should be able to go back to the aspect table and see which aspects of Venus, Mars, the Moon, and the Seventh House support this judgment. When the text says "Career pressure is high and brings growth," the user should also be able to see which connections between the Sun, Saturn, and the Tenth House are speaking.

By being able to compare back and forth like this, the phase meter has really fulfilled its role.