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Topic: Relocation charts - Are you in the wrong place?
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ana_bee Knowflake Posts: 114 From: Registered: Aug 2013
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posted June 27, 2017 11:27 AM
If a relocation chart really has that much influence on us, then how valid can a natal chart be??I find all those chart options majorally confusing! IP: Logged |
MoonMystic Knowflake Posts: 1251 From: 🌛.🌜 Registered: Nov 2016
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posted June 27, 2017 04:12 PM
I tried it, although I've not left my birthplace. Very far from it anyway. I looked up 3 different places in relocation yet my chart looks the same.Edited: it did work! I input Buenos Aires and I'm a Pisc rising. Instead of Saggy rising. If I relocate to my hubby's family town, I'd be Cappy rising and my houses would be pretty differnt. My empty 1stHouse woyld be full and my NN in my 8H. I have thought of us moving there and on the travel portion of the astro.com choices, it's positive choice for me. Sabian for the relocation Rising: 16-17 deg Capricorn
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ant23 Knowflake Posts: 66 From: Registered: Dec 2014
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posted June 27, 2017 04:49 PM
what i like to do with relocation charts is to blend them together as composites.as i have moved a couple of times,i use each relocation chart as a different experience of myself blending together forming how i see me now. I use the multi composite option on astro.com. Dunno if it's valid but i find it interesting, especially when my progressed ascendant shows up to this new "composite self". IP: Logged |
Kannon McAfee Moderator Posts: 3402 From: Portland, OR - USA Registered: Oct 2011
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posted June 28, 2017 11:19 PM
quote: Originally posted by ana_bee: If a relocation chart really has that much influence on us, then how valid can a natal chart be??I find all those chart options majorally confusing!
Excellent question. And all those other charts do get confusing -- even for practitioners who are supposed to know. The use of more and more different charts for all these various purposes actually is a signal that the astrologer(s) in question hasn't yet learned how to get the relevant information from the birth chart itself or from its natural progressions. I've been working up a series for my blog related to this, about avoiding astrology-based confusion and faux concepts in astrology. Still working on it so as to be clarifying, informative, but not insulting to the intentions of astrologers using such charts. If anyone wants to contribute questions related to this here in this thread, maybe it'll help me craft more a Q&A article so I can create the clarity I'm looking to get across. Astrology should help us develop an objective understanding of ourselves that leads to clarity, not take us down a rabbit hole of confusion. Just because there are some event correlations to be found in charts like a relocation chart (like JFK's astrocartography Pluto line running through Dallas, TX) does not mean we can effectively use such charts for making decisions in our lives or avoiding every possible perceived negative thing that might happen to us. Unfortunately, there is commercial value in promoting all these things as you can see from a brief look at astro.com and its long list of chart options. The natal factors related to possible significant distant relocation from one's birth place are: - 4th house factors - 9th house factors - Lunar Node axis and aspects - Planets like Jupiter, Uranus, etc, in major aspect or configuration with Asc/Moon/MC. * both longitudes and declinations must be used as planetary positions and aspects, house cusps are functioning in both. The most common problem in getting this accurate information comes from charts with an inaccurate Ascendant degree, which throws off some or all house cusps and aspects to Asc/MC. What has happened typically in modern astrology is that enthusiastic students are frequently too eager to move on to fancier more advanced concepts and fail to understand the natal chart deeply enough. Beginning or intermediate level students then jump to the various 'other' types of charts (relocated charts, persona charts, relationship/composites, etc), before gaining a truly clear view of how the Earth rotates and planets move. All the while they fail to see how to gain fuller information from the natal chart itself. I know because I did it too, and a decade ago I had to backtrack and fill in some gaps in my understanding. Modern astrology is defined by a kind of eclectic attitude that isn't necessarily bad, but too readily substitutes some 'other' chart or procedure for a deeper understanding of the natal.
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llewsacm Knowflake Posts: 960 From: Registered: Mar 2015
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posted June 28, 2017 11:43 PM
Kannon, time is a factor. The amount of time you develop "into" your natal and accept your aspects for what they are, and what you can do with them...before moving on to other forms of analysis...I would mention that. Most folks come to astrology to learn about synastry without ever learning who they are as a prerequisite, and I believe they do not fully grasp their natal as a result. This really should be the first step. It becomes much more difficult for one to hone in on their "stuff" if they are adding someone else to the equation. Can't wait to see the article and thanks for your contributions. IP: Logged |
Kannon McAfee Moderator Posts: 3402 From: Portland, OR - USA Registered: Oct 2011
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posted June 29, 2017 05:27 PM
I agree. And thank you.------------------ The Declinations Guy Expert birth chart rectification Rising Sign Descriptions ♈ ♉ ♊ ♋ ♌ ♍ ♎ ♏ ♐ ♑ ♒ ♓ IP: Logged |
manderin Knowflake Posts: 675 From: New York, NY USA Registered: Nov 2013
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posted June 29, 2017 06:06 PM
No... You cannot escape your birth chart by moving. I've tried and many others have tried and failed. So called Relocation astrology has shown itself to be a failure.The only time relocating works is with people who's natal birth chart already says that moving to a foreign place will improve their life. There are birth charts that clearly indicate that one's life will improve by moving to a foreign place (this could mean a foreign country or a place that is so different that it might as well be foreign) and when these people move it does change everything. But this is already a part of their Natal Birth chart to begin with. The only way to escape your natal chart is via death. IP: Logged |
Selenite Knowflake Posts: 1651 From: Lyra Registered: Aug 2013
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posted June 29, 2017 07:52 PM
Hey, I'll let you guys know when I move in December  My Relocation chart changes my natal very much: Moon in 11th instead of 9th 5th house stellium (Venus, Pluto, Jupiter, NN, Vertex) instead of 4th house stellium Cancer AC instead of Leo, trine my Scorpio Venus and Pisces Saturn Moon is the new chart ruler, and heavily aspected Pisces MC instead of Taurus MC, square my Sun/Mercury, and with the ruler Neptune conj. Uranus in the 7th square my moon Another thing is that I'm moving for my boyfriend, and my Relocation AC is conjunct his natal DC.. I know it'll be a huge change for me no matter what but my ideal situation would be living in a creative space with my boyfriend and completely focused on art ^_^ that's the goal.. I do see the possibility in the Relocation chart, but it's also very present in the natal IP: Logged |
Sulkyarcher Knowflake Posts: 1765 From: Registered: Dec 2013
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posted June 30, 2017 02:38 AM
The state where I'm from squares my Sun, and is in my 12th house!It's not the best place for me to live. IP: Logged |
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posted October 21, 2017 06:28 PM
Bumping this up because I think it could add more info to another thread.IP: Logged |
colorful butterfly Knowflake Posts: 2091 From: USA Registered: May 2015
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posted October 21, 2017 07:39 PM
I met a guy a few years ago that spoke about this, your chart and location and that the time zones have a certain theme of where you are located at. Like I think one time zone was more for mars than venus and he told a woman to find love , she would only find volatile relations in her area due to the mars influence and she needed to move. i think he said she did and found someone that she married or something like that. I was really interesting. IP: Logged |
StoneMoon Knowflake Posts: 31 From: Registered: Apr 2018
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posted June 13, 2018 07:16 PM
I definitely think they work. Natally I have a Scorpio ASC but when I moved, it became Sag. I do feel lighter, happier and more free here. My Venus and Mars move into the 9th house and I have definitely spent my time here learning and expanding. Likewise, my partner has a 12th house Sun and 10th house Saturn here. Years ago he lived in Phoenix and loved it, and still talks about it very fondly. I looked his relocation chart up and sure enough his Sun becomes conjunct his ASC and it moves Saturn to his 9th. This was a much better fit for him.
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