Rohinijee, What's your opinion about astrocartography??

[Guest guest]

Rohinijee and other experts,

can we combine sideral astrology/vedic with cartography ? Can we

find the best places for excellence and prosperity in Dharm, kaam,

Moksha etc.? if so can we decide destiny? if we can not decide

destiny all the foreign goers were destined to go abroad?

pl throw light....

sudhir

[Guest guest]

I have not played around with it or local space astrology enough to

form an opinion. Perhaps some of the western astrologers turned

jyotishi might prove to be better resources for this fascinating area.

 

RR

 

, "sud_bob" <sud_bob@h...>

wrote:

>

> Rohinijee and other experts,

> can we combine sideral astrology/vedic with cartography ? Can we

> find the best places for excellence and prosperity in Dharm, kaam,

> Moksha etc.? if so can we decide destiny? if we can not decide

> destiny all the foreign goers were destined to go abroad?

> pl throw light....

> sudhir

[Guest guest]

Dear

What is astrocartography??

 

-- In , "rohiniranjan" <rrgb@s...>

wrote:

>

> I have not played around with it or local space astrology enough

to

> form an opinion. Perhaps some of the western astrologers turned

> jyotishi might prove to be better resources for this fascinating

area.

>

> RR

>

> , "sud_bob" <sud_bob@h...>

> wrote:

> >

> > Rohinijee and other experts,

> > can we combine sideral astrology/vedic with cartography ? Can we

> > find the best places for excellence and prosperity in Dharm,

kaam,

> > Moksha etc.? if so can we decide destiny? if we can not decide

> > destiny all the foreign goers were destined to go abroad?

> > pl throw light....

> > sudhir

[Guest guest]

Hello Inder ji,

 

Almost missed this post!

 

Cartography as you know is the craft of drawing maps.

Astrocartography is the craft of redrawing maps in a way which

superimposes the ecliptic (zodiac) and planets etc over the world

map. It is almost like looking at your horoscope drawn over the map

at the epoch of your birth and then utilizing the layout in your

horoscope to determine which places in the world would be beneficial

for you or not so beneficial. As a very rough example and utilizing

jyotish terms, if your 10th lord is beneficially disposed and

involved in a rajyoga, for instance, then at the epoch of your birth,

the place where the 10th lord was prominent in the world (highest

planet, in the meridian for instance), then that place will be very

conducive for that rajyoga (and hence your career) to be expressed

fully. That is one of the theories, expectations anyway. It is a lot

more complex than that and similarly one could determine 'ideal'

places for finding love, children, money, etc. Now mind you since the

world has more oceans and lands, the high points may tend to fall on

the ocean, but I suppose one could always join the navy to better

one's prospects ;-)

 

Seriously, though, it might be something interesting to look at.

Michael Erlewine of Matrix (producer of many astrological software)

was one of the pioneers of what he termed as "Local Space" astrology

and a very nice book was written by Steven Cozzi (Planets in

locality) which gives further insights and details.

 

In some ways conceptually it is somewhat similar to vastu and feng

shui, though applied on a global scale, literally.

 

As an aside, Parashara Light in the newer versions incorporates a

world map (similar to what is used by astrocartographers) dubbed

as "change Location tool". The map shows the zodiacal lines on the

world map and one can change the location of an epoch or birth and

the chart moves for the location and lets one play around with the

place where the 10th lord will culminate or join the ascendant (for

the moment of birth) and so on. Not quite astrocartography but an

interesting tool, none the less.

 

RR

, "Inder"

<indervohra2001> wrote:

>

> Dear

> What is astrocartography??

>

> -- In , "rohiniranjan" <rrgb@s...>

> wrote:

> >

> > I have not played around with it or local space astrology enough

> to

> > form an opinion. Perhaps some of the western astrologers turned

> > jyotishi might prove to be better resources for this fascinating

> area.

> >

> > RR

> >

> > , "sud_bob" <sud_bob@h...>

> > wrote:

> > >

> > > Rohinijee and other experts,

> > > can we combine sideral astrology/vedic with cartography ? Can

we

> > > find the best places for excellence and prosperity in Dharm,

> kaam,

> > > Moksha etc.? if so can we decide destiny? if we can not decide

> > > destiny all the foreign goers were destined to go abroad?

> > > pl throw light....

> > > sudhir

[Guest guest]

Dear Rohiniji,

Thankyou for explaining it so nicely.

It looks interesting and funny.

Inder

, "rohiniranjan" <rrgb@s...>

wrote:

>

> Hello Inder ji,

>

> Almost missed this post!

>

> Cartography as you know is the craft of drawing maps.

> Astrocartography is the craft of redrawing maps in a way which

> superimposes the ecliptic (zodiac) and planets etc over the world

> map. It is almost like looking at your horoscope drawn over the

map

> at the epoch of your birth and then utilizing the layout in your

> horoscope to determine which places in the world would be

beneficial

> for you or not so beneficial. As a very rough example and

utilizing

> jyotish terms, if your 10th lord is beneficially disposed and

> involved in a rajyoga, for instance, then at the epoch of your

birth,

> the place where the 10th lord was prominent in the world (highest

> planet, in the meridian for instance), then that place will be

very

> conducive for that rajyoga (and hence your career) to be expressed

> fully. That is one of the theories, expectations anyway. It is a

lot

> more complex than that and similarly one could determine 'ideal'

> places for finding love, children, money, etc. Now mind you since

the

> world has more oceans and lands, the high points may tend to fall

on

> the ocean, but I suppose one could always join the navy to better

> one's prospects ;-)

>

> Seriously, though, it might be something interesting to look at.

> Michael Erlewine of Matrix (producer of many astrological

software)

> was one of the pioneers of what he termed as "Local Space"

astrology

> and a very nice book was written by Steven Cozzi (Planets in

> locality) which gives further insights and details.

>

> In some ways conceptually it is somewhat similar to vastu and feng

> shui, though applied on a global scale, literally.

>

> As an aside, Parashara Light in the newer versions incorporates a

> world map (similar to what is used by astrocartographers) dubbed

> as "change Location tool". The map shows the zodiacal lines on the

> world map and one can change the location of an epoch or birth and

> the chart moves for the location and lets one play around with the

> place where the 10th lord will culminate or join the ascendant

(for

> the moment of birth) and so on. Not quite astrocartography but an

> interesting tool, none the less.

>

> RR

> , "Inder"

> <indervohra2001> wrote:

> >

> > Dear

> > What is astrocartography??

> >

> > -- In , "rohiniranjan"

<rrgb@s...>

> > wrote:

> > >

> > > I have not played around with it or local space astrology

enough

> > to

> > > form an opinion. Perhaps some of the western astrologers

turned

> > > jyotishi might prove to be better resources for this

fascinating

> > area.

> > >

> > > RR

> > >

> > > , "sud_bob"

<sud_bob@h...>

> > > wrote:

> > > >

> > > > Rohinijee and other experts,

> > > > can we combine sideral astrology/vedic with cartography ?

Can

> we

> > > > find the best places for excellence and prosperity in Dharm,

> > kaam,

> > > > Moksha etc.? if so can we decide destiny? if we can not

decide

> > > > destiny all the foreign goers were destined to go abroad?

> > > > pl throw light....

> > > > sudhir