I am fairly new to astrology, but I have a hard time wrapping my head around the 2D image of a birth chart.
At the bottom of this post you can find a little moving 3D animation to illustrate where my confusion comes from.
I understand that the equator has been divided in 12 equal parts of 30 degrees, which are projected into space. So, if you are born on the equator it easy to say in which sign a planet is.
Then, I also have read various reasons why the whole house system should be used. One of the reasons being that all houses are of equal importance. Then, based on the place where someone is born, you draw the houses around that place on earth.
Now, I can understand this all, as long as someone is born on the equator. However, if someone is born on another latitude, it all goes wrong in my head. My little 3D visualization also shows this. If you try to combine a 2D view of the 12 signs and a 2D view of the 12 houses, there is no way these two can both consist of 12 equally sized parts in the birth chart.
Again, I am a newbie when it comes to astrology but I really want to understand this. Can someone maybe help me out here? Am I missing something? Thanks a lot in advance...
--> See the little animated gif of my visualization here:
--> So, summarized, this is my confusion:
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To start off, the man I'm talking about is a capricorn sun, taurus moon and I am a pisces with an aquarius moon. I own my own business and teach yoga on the side (i'm very ambitious, every capricorn mans dream, right?!)
anyways,
I have a man that has b
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If I ran my chart using my native language - would that be any different from using English? Because my name is translated in English.
So what I am trying to understand - does name matters when creating chart?
Just going to put this here for safe keeping. How to find your dominant planet/elements/signs:
http://astroasteria.com/post/130307761590/finding-your-dominant-planets.
This uses the Pullen chart from Astro.com
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Also, either way, are there other rules before one's birth chart can be considered to b
Continued.
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I am fairly new to astrology, but I have a hard time wrapping my head around the 2D image of a birth chart.
At the bottom of this post you can find a little moving 3D animation to illustrate where my confusion comes from.
I understand that the equator has been divided in 12 equal parts of 30 degrees, which are projected into space. So, if you are born on the equator it easy to say in which sign a planet is.
Then, I also have read various reasons why the whole house system should be used. One of the reasons being that all houses are of equal importance. Then, based on the place where someone is born, you draw the houses around that place on earth.
Now, I can understand this all, as long as someone is born on the equator. However, if someone is born on another latitude, it all goes wrong in my head. My little 3D visualization also shows this. If you try to combine a 2D view of the 12 signs and a 2D view of the 12 houses, there is no way these two can both consist of 12 equally sized parts in the birth chart.
Again, I am a newbie when it comes to astrology but I really want to understand this. Can someone maybe help me out here? Am I missing something? Thanks a lot in advance...
--> See the little animated gif of my visualization here:
--> So, summarized, this is my confusion: