FAQ
What is Astrocartography?
Astrocartography (also called locational astrology) is a branch of astrology that maps out how celestial influences change based on geographic location. It helps people understand how different places on Earth might affect their life, energy, and experiences. A personal astrocartography map is created using your birth chart (date, time, and place of birth). This map overlays planetary lines (such as the Sun, Moon, Venus, Mars, etc.) onto a world map. Each planetary line represents different energies, influencing various aspects of life, such as career, love, creativity, and personal growth.
What data do I have to provide for an astrocartography reading?
To generate an accurate astrocartography reading, you'll need to provide the following details: * Date of Birth – The exact day, month, and year you were born. * Time of Birth – The precise time (hour and minute) you were born. Even a small difference can impact your chart. * Place of Birth – The city and country where you were born. These details help create your natal chart, which is then mapped onto the world to show how different locations influence your life. If you're unsure of your exact birth time, try checking your birth certificate or asking family members, as an approximate time may lead to less accurate results.
Why should I get an astrocartography reading?
An astrocartography reading can help you understand how different locations influence your life, energy, and opportunities. Whether you're considering a move, planning travel, or just curious about where you thrive, a reading can provide valuable insights. * Find Your Best Places – Discover locations that support love, career, creativity, or personal growth. * Understand Challenges – Learn why some places feel difficult and how to navigate their energies. * Plan Major Life Moves – Relocate or travel with confidence, knowing how planetary influences affect you in different regions. * Gain Personal Clarity – See how your astrological chart interacts with the world around you.