Astro*Carto*Graphy Maps In The Mountain Astrologer Magazine
The Dec/Jan 2007 issue of "The Mountain Astrologer" magazine has articles where Astro*Carto*Graphy maps are used.
The first article is called "Scorpionic America in 2007" by Jim Shawvan. He examines a chart for the United States that is calculated for 15th November 1777 when the Articles of Confederation was passed by Congress. The author writes that transit Pluto is activating natal Neptune in this chart. He then examines where Neptune lines are located on an Astro*Carto*Graphy map drawn for this chart to find out which countries will be in the news during this Pluto transit.
The other article is about using Astro*Carto*Graphy with astrometerology. The title of this article is "Storm Warnings - Mapping Extreme Weather through May 2007" by Robin Pouncie. The author examines several Astro*Carto*Graphy maps that are calculated for dates when certain aspects are exact, and when there is an eclipse. Although this article is interesting to read it would have been very helpful when the exact data for these charts was listed. The reader could then draw the maps easily as not everyone has computer software that can calculate the time when an aspect is exact.
This current issue of The Mountain Astrologer can be ordered from:
https://www.mountainastrologer.com/order.html
The first article is called "Scorpionic America in 2007" by Jim Shawvan. He examines a chart for the United States that is calculated for 15th November 1777 when the Articles of Confederation was passed by Congress. The author writes that transit Pluto is activating natal Neptune in this chart. He then examines where Neptune lines are located on an Astro*Carto*Graphy map drawn for this chart to find out which countries will be in the news during this Pluto transit.
The other article is about using Astro*Carto*Graphy with astrometerology. The title of this article is "Storm Warnings - Mapping Extreme Weather through May 2007" by Robin Pouncie. The author examines several Astro*Carto*Graphy maps that are calculated for dates when certain aspects are exact, and when there is an eclipse. Although this article is interesting to read it would have been very helpful when the exact data for these charts was listed. The reader could then draw the maps easily as not everyone has computer software that can calculate the time when an aspect is exact.
This current issue of The Mountain Astrologer can be ordered from:
https://www.mountainastrologer.com/order.html
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