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Interpretation field guide

Locational and relocation study

Examine how the same birth instant projects onto different places. Relocation changes local angles and houses; geometric astrocartography follows places where an object is on a meridian or horizon. These are coordinate relationships. Turning them into narratives about travel or belonging is a separate interpretive choice.

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What you need

  • Birth instant
  • Geographic coordinates
  • The chosen angular or azimuthal model

A reading workflow

  1. Keep the birth instant fixed and specify candidate locations.
  2. Choose relocation, meridian/horizon lines or local-space azimuths.
  3. Record refraction, parallax and line-distance conventions.
  4. Use any symbolic discussion alongside real information about the places.

Use cases

  • Understanding chart geometry
  • Reflecting on experiences of place

Where this approach stops

The engine provides sampled geometric line coordinates, not a complete relocation recommendation. A line does not establish safety, opportunity, belonging or a reason to make a costly move.

Sources behind the approach

  1. Swiss Ephemeris Programmer’s Manual ↗technical specification
  2. Skyfield: Coordinates ↗technical documentation

The workflow is an educational synthesis. Its references establish context and conventions; they do not validate all possible readings.