Astrocartography is a discipline of Astrology. It also known as Relocation Astrology where they say your birth chart 
is mapped against the world map. Your birth chart is looked at because it can predict a surprising amount of information about the events and direction and events of your life. It can also tell us about your personality and make up.
Basically, lines are drawn on top of a map of the world and the places that fall on lines or line intersections are taken to be more meaningful, powerful, and transformative for you. The different lines all have different meanings as well. Depending on which line or lines fall on a city or a place – this place can be very supportive for you – as it is supposed to help you succeed in an area of your life whether it be relationships, your job, or self-confidence. Ot, it can also be very challenging in a certain area of your life, pushing you to change something; remembering challenges can be just as transformative, if not more so, than support.
The energy of moving to or spending time in these new places awakens something in us, something that was already there but perhaps we’d repressed or ignored it; the change comes from within, the energy to do so comes from without.
That certain places can shift something inside us to inspire, support or challenge us to grow and transform can be fascinating. It further validates the reasons why people have periods of their life where they just have to uproot and move cities or where the only option seems to be taking an extended break from their home and regular life somewhere far away. Travel changes and heals us, it helps us to evolve.
How To Create Your Own Astrocartography Chart
First, gather the information you will need, these are: name, birth date, birth city (easy), birth time (not so easy). The time of your birth should be to the nearest half hour at the very least, you could find it on your birth certificate or your parents may remember.
Second, input your details into astro.com
Third, look up each part of the world you’re interested in, clicking on cities and lines all over the map, reading the automatic interpretation for you and that place in the world on the right hand side of the map.
Lastly, you can google the name of each line also to give you some greater depth of meaning behind a certain place falling on a certain line.
It’s exhilarating – we know we are not meant to be born and die in one place. For some of us our destinies are
somewhere else, far from home. And for some of us yet, true love can be found in another continent. The wandered in us is served by Astrocartography as it helps out figure which direction to take. Have you ever dreamed of place you would like to visit? A place you are really drawn to that you spend a large part of your life working your way with it as an unconscious goal, “I will be in Paris someday?”
While the idea of Astrocartography might sound appealing, we must critically examine its validity. Is there any scientific basis for these claims? It’s essential to differentiate between belief systems and empirical evidence when discussing such topics.
‘This article resonates with me deeply! I’ve always felt a pull towards certain places, especially Paris. Now I’m convinced it’s more than just whimsy—it’s written in the stars! Time to explore my chart!’
‘Oh great, now I have to worry about which cities are good for my self-confidence too! Thanks for adding another layer of stress to travel planning—like figuring out what suitcase fits all my existential crises.’
Astrocartography is an intriguing subject that deserves more attention! The connection between geographic locations and personal energies is fascinating. I think it’s worth exploring how our environments can impact our personalities and life events.
‘Travel changes and heals us?’ Sounds like the perfect excuse for a midlife crisis road trip! If only moving around could actually solve all my problems – I’d be booking flights left and right!
‘So let me get this straight: I just need a birth certificate and a world map, and I can find out if I’m meant to live in Antarctica? Next thing you know, I’ll be telling my boss I’m relocating because of my Astrochart!’
I absolutely loved this article! It opened my eyes to the possibilities of how our birth charts can influence our lives in different locations. I’ve always felt drawn to certain places, and now I understand why. Can’t wait to create my own Astrocartography chart!
This is just another way for people to rationalize their wanderlust. Sure, astrology has its followers, but claiming that moving to a different city can magically change your life feels like pure fantasy to me. Real change comes from within, not a map.