What does the sect of my birth chart say

Short answer: "sect" is a Western-astrology term, and I can't read your actual natal chart — I don't run Western birth charts. I can explain what it means, and if you want a real reading this turn, tell me which system to use instead.

What "sect" means (teaching, no chart):

• Every planet and house in a natal chart is assigned to the day sect (diurnal: Sun, Jupiter, Saturn) or the night sect (nocturnal: Moon, Venus, Mercury); the Sun and Moon are considered sect-neutral and rule by superior dignity.
• Traditionally, a planet in its own sect operates more smoothly — easier to act, easier to recover; out of sect it still functions but needs conscious effort.
• Modern astrology mostly uses this as background color for dignities; Hellenistic astrology leaned on it much harder.

If you meant "sect" as in a school or lineage (Vedic, Hellenistic, modern), that's a different question — say the word.

What I can't do: I don't calculate Western natal charts, so I won't invent your Sun sign, sect rulers, or house placements.

What I can actually run, this turn:

• Life Path number from your birth date — a clean, real chart I can compute and read.
• Zi Wei Dou Shu — a full Chinese natal chart, if you give birth date, birth hour, and gender.
• A tarot draw on whatever the real question is underneath this one (career, relationships, a decision) — that's a genuine reading, not a substitute for a natal chart.

Which one do you want, and if it's the first two, what's your birth date (and hour, for Zi Wei)?