
Explore locational astrology and its two main goals: personal relocation and celestial events reflected in nations and nature, showing how location shapes talent, relationships, and career opportunities.
Discover locational astrology as a toolbox of free will by relocating to activate your natal chart, influencing midheaven or Venus on the descendant, with forecasting methods transits and progressions.
Explore the four main methods of locational astrology—classical relocation, astrocartography, local space, and geodetic projections—and learn how charts and maps identify optimal places.
Locational astrology uses multiple methods to analyze complex lives. Relocation, astrocartography, directions, progressions, and geodetic projection reveal the most informative approach for each case.
Explore classical relocation within locational astrology by creating charts for the same birth moment in different places, revealing how location reshapes life and personality, including astro surfing and astrocartography.
Explore astrocartography and relocation charts to identify planetary lines on midheaven and other cusps, guiding location choices for career, love, and business success.
Explore local space, a locational astrology method using birth place directions. Transform the local space chart to reveal location potential and differences between nearby cities.
Explore geodetic equivalence by projecting zodiac signs onto the earth to assign locations their own houses with ascendant and midheaven lines. Identify resonance locations and eclipse patterns.
Relocation charts apply the same moment as the natal chart to a new location using universal time, accounting for time zones, daylight saving, and house differences.
Relocation charts reveal how moving shifts emphasis in the natal chart, highlighting hidden talents without canceling the natal chart, akin to a progression in space.
Explore how house emphasis in relocation charts signals key life areas and priorities after a move, using simple methods to guide early interpretation.
Learn how angular, succedent, and cadent houses influence relocation outcomes by scoring planetary placements—luminaries 3, personal planets 2, others 1—and why angular dominance yields clearer results.
Explore how the ascendant and midheaven rulers shape relocation charts, revealing which life areas and career themes emerge when moves place rulers in new houses.
Explore an in-depth approach to astrological relocation by balancing favorable and problematic configurations, using aspects, house rulership, and declination to identify a desirable move.
Analyze how a natal chart reveals strongest points and how relocation in locational astrology can enhance career and image, using Schwarzenegger and Meghan Markle as examples.
Explore locational astrology's claim that you can experience a place remotely through people or organizations, illustrated by a Basel relocation chart with a Jupiter-Neptune grand trine and professional success.
Consider relocated house cusps in forecasting; they complement natal cusps. Transits to the relocation chart, like Uranus trine to the relocation midheaven in a Scotland move, signal a new career.
Explore the vertex and vertex axis as a sensitive factor in relocation charts and synastry, acting as an alternative to the descendant.
Explore the east point–west point axis and how aspects heighten social status, career, and relationships. See its synastry use and enable east point display in your software.
Explore how the medieval firdaria method splits life into planetary periods and subperiods to inform relocation charts, using day–night horizons and planetary rulers to identify favorable locations.
Learn to assess planetary strength in relocation charts using Hellenistic sects, horizon placement, signs, and the haze status to predict a planet's influence.
Explore Keanu Reeves's natal and relocation charts, including Toronto and Los Angeles placements, highlighting mercury in virgo and sun-uranus conjunctions in the 12th house.
Analyze Hemingway's natal chart to reveal how Mercury in Leo fuels verbal creativity, early journalism, Paris relocation, 88 stories, Midheaven, North Node, and Pamplona's greatest work.
Frederick Perls's natal chart, with Mars conjunct Venus in the first house, signals social and professional potential, while the Big Sur relocation aligns Mars with the midheaven and descendant.
Explore Claudette Colbert's astrological relocation from Paris to New York and Hollywood, highlighting how planetary configurations—Venus, Mars, Moon, Neptune, and a mystic rectangle—shaped her cinema success.
Explore astrological relocation for Elon Musk, highlighting Mercury on the ascendant and Sun and Venus in the twelfth house. Palo Alto relocation chart suggests success through Jupiter-Neptune and Mars alignments.
Create a relocation chart with your preferred astrological software and identify your best location. Assess angular house cusps, rulers, aspects: declination parallels, vertex axis, and relocated house cusps for forecasting.
Analyze a chosen relocation using course methods, documenting birth details including time, date, and place of birth, and charts to assess changes, then submit a pdf or word document.
Locational Astrology is a branch of astrology that studies connections between the sky, in its astrological meaning, and the Earth, different locations on the Earth. Why Locational Astrology is so important? In a few words, it can help you to change your life for the better.
We all have some talent, and if we manage to discover it and to fully use it, we'll have a chance to become successful, and fulfilled, and happy. According to Locational Astrology, there are places on the Earth where we'll have much better chances to discover and to develop our talents, and there are other places, where it will be more difficult for us to do that. Arnold Schwarzenegger became world-famous after he moved to California, and the same can be said about Charlie Chaplin.
Classical Relocation is the oldest of the methods we use in Locational Astrology. Sepharial described it in the 19th century, and some people say it was already known in the Middle Ages. The method is actually very simple, so it could exist for as long as we are casting natal charts, for a couple of thousand years perhaps. And it is still very relevant and useful. It actually serves as a foundation for Astrocartography, which we'll study in my next course.
In this course, we'll ask ourselves: how to decide whether it's a good or a bad idea to move to the location we are interested in, which criteria we should use? Some of those criteria might be quite simple, others rather complex, we'll discuss them and see how they work on examples of celebrities.
I hope you'll find this course interesting and useful.