Your map of the world

What you can explore

Astrocartography projects part of a birth chart onto geography. Its lines mark places where a planet occupied one of the main chart angles at the moment of birth. It offers a way to explore the symbolism of a location, rather than a city ranking or a promise about moving abroad.

Inside this section

• ASC, DSC, MC and IC lines for the calculated planets, with individual explanations.
• A world map and a globe with continents, place selection and camera controls.
• Saved places and results, with comparisons through the tools available on your plan.

How to get your result

1. Choose a profile with a known birth time and check its place and time zone. Angular lines are sensitive to time errors.
2. Open the map, find a city or select a point. Review nearby lines and their distances.
3. Read the planet’s meaning together with its angle, then save the place and your own note for comparison.

How to read the result

A Sun-MC line and a Sun-IC line describe different symbolic emphases. Consider both planet and angle. Distance is a geographical measure, not a measure of a promised event’s intensity. A natal map does not change with the day selected elsewhere in the app. Practical relocation choices also depend on employment, budget, documents and living conditions.

Try it for yourself

Compare a familiar place with somewhere you would like to visit. Write your associations before reading the explanations, then separate symbolic connections from concrete facts about each city.

Continue exploring

Save your result to your account to keep its inputs and your notes. Explanation depth and additional tools depend on your plan; core calculations do not require AI.

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