Katydid/Courtney Love,
As an example, is the following correct :-
When someone was born at 08.00am in New York on 14th July 2009; it was 13.00pm in London and 22.00 in Brisbane on 14th July.
So if that person later chooses to relocate to London, we draw up a birthchart for 13.00pm Local Time on 14th July 2009 with Lat/Long for London rather than New York........And if they relocate to Bisbane, we draw up a chart for 22.00 Local Time 14th July 2009 with Lat/Long for Brisbane rather than New York..............[I think this produces three charts with identical Moon positions but different house cusps, as all use the Universal Time of 12.00 noon....(13.00 pm adjusted for daylight saving time)]
However, if we use the astro.com "relocated chart" facility, we need only enter the Lat/Long for the relocated place (because the site adjusts the time automatically).
EJ
Courtney Love said:
Use it to tell you why you don't fit well there; where you would fit well; when to relocate; what will change; how you will feel about it and who you might become if you make the move. (My thanks to Kipling's "I keep six honest serving men")
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noideaaboutastro said:
. I got mixed up with the two different relocation charts that I did
. So my natal MC is actually in Capricorn. And my ASC here is in Taurus......hmmmm I always felt Capricorn fitted better but okay.....And we want to help Noeye, because we can see how hard you're trying to understand........But, most of us are "visual"......We need to see the birth and relocation charts in order to steer you correctly.
The ruling planet of the sign on the MC (and those in it's line of dispositorship) indicate the kind of career which might be right for you.....The natal rulers of your MC are Mars/Pluto, but the relocated rulers are Saturn/Uranus......So, the career that's right for you in your natal location is likely to be very different from the one which is best in the re-location.........(But, what that career might be can only be determined by looking at the whole chart).
In the eyes of others, a 1st house sun "takes centre stage" (Mick Jagger of the Rolling Stones is an excellent example).........whilst a 7th house sun shines best through a partner.
So, you'll feel more emotionally secure at home (4th) than at work (10th)......whilst the reverse might be the case in your natal location.
Not "forced"...........more comfortable doing what might be uncomfortable in your natal location......and vice-versa........What it really indicates is that the people/culture in each location are very different, so your normal behaviour would be regarded differently by them........For example, a female might feel comfortable walking down a public street in the UK with her lower legs uncovered, but very uncomfortable doing so in a country that requires women to cover themselves fully in public.
EJ
noideaaboutastro said:
noideaaboutastro said:
Everything is now A-OK, Houston.........We are on our way
Here's the significant changes that I see (Natal Chart : Relocated Chart) :-
Chart Ruler - Pluto in Scorpio/12th : Mars in Pisces/11th
Location of opposing stelliums - 2nd/8th : 9th/3rd
Virgo Moon - 10th : 5th
Sun/Jupiter - 7th : 2nd
Pluto - 12th : 7th
Mars - 3rd : 11th
North Node - 4th : 12th
Also....Nothing is intercepted in the relocated chart......But natally, Aquarius/Leo is intercepted in 3rd/9th; Libra is duplicated on the cusps of 11th/12th houses and Aries is duplicated on the cusps of 5th/6th houses.
So, now the "homework" Noeye........How would you interpret these changes?
[Note : Think of the chart ruler as being the planet that you "see as yourself"/identify with most........Natally, "you R pluto in scorpio/12th" but, with relocation, "you R Mars in Pisces/11th".]
EJ
You're making me do homework?!?!?!
Well natally I am a bit of a freak - I mean, who has their chart ruler in the not on Pluto, but also Scorpio which is ruled by Pluto, and also in the 12th house, which is ruled by Scorpio
. Okay, so now my chart ruler is in Mars in Pisces. Well Pisces has nothing to do with Mars, it's supposed to be Neptune, and nothing to do with the 11th house. So maybe I become kinda less intense here and become more friendship orientated..........
Noeye said:
Actually, you gave a good analysis.
Your relocated ruler (Mars) is weak by both sign and house; squares the sun and is constantly engaged in sorting out the conflict/opposition between Saturn/Venus.......So, as you say, this is probably not the best location for you.............But if you moved to a place where Aquarius was on the Ascendant with Uranus in 11th house, life would be much more exciting and Pluto might be well-placed to boost your career.
Nothing is intercepted/duplicated in the relocation chart........So, ignore it for now.........However, if possible, try not to relocate to a place that produces a chart having the same sign on more than one house cusp.
EJ
WHat did you say? What is intercepted? What is duplicated? I am so confused