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Astrocartography & Relocation

Planetary lines, relocated charts and local space.

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Specialisation · levels: 125 available lessons · Units: 5About 2.3 hours
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Level 1Units: 5

Level 1 · Unit 1

Planetary lines in depth

Jim Lewis's Astro*Carto*Graphy, why lines bend as they do, in mundo and zodiacal lines, orbs, crossings and paran latitudes, and reading lines by planet and angle.

  1. One moment, one map
  2. Why the lines bend
  3. Orbs, crossings and parans
  4. Reading lines by planet and angle
  5. Checkpoint: Planetary lines in depth

Level 1 · Unit 2

Relocated charts in depth

Casting for the same instant, exact time and RAMC arithmetic, how east–west and north–south moves shift angles and houses in each system, and high latitudes.

  1. The same instant, anywhere
  2. East–west and north–south
  3. House systems on the move
  4. High latitudes and reading relocations
  5. Checkpoint: Relocated charts in depth

Level 1 · Unit 3

Local space

Horizon-based azimuth lines from the birthplace, the work of Michael Erlewine and Steve Cozzi, local space in the home, and using relocation tools practically and ethically.

  1. The horizon as a compass
  2. Local space lines on the map
  3. Local space in the home and city
  4. Using relocation astrology ethically
  5. Checkpoint: Local space

Level 1 · Unit 4

Plotting lines from the sky

Sidereal time and right ascension, computing MC and IC line longitudes, how far ASC and DSC lines swing at a latitude, where lines end, and zodiacal offsets.

  1. Sidereal time and right ascension
  2. A worked map: MC and IC lines
  3. How far the curves swing
  4. Line ends and zodiacal offsets
  5. Checkpoint: Plotting lines from the sky

Level 1 · Unit 5

Relocation case study

One invented client's shortlist worked through: distances to lines, relocated charts for each city, birth-time doubts and a responsible write-up.

  1. Measuring a shortlist
  2. Relocated charts for each city
  3. Testing the birth time
  4. Writing up the case
  5. Checkpoint: Relocation case study
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