your lines drawn where they actually live — on the round Earth
Prototype
A flat map has to tear the Earth open to lie flat, and it distorts your lines worst exactly where
they bend hardest. Here they are drawn on a sphere — the rising and setting curves
wrapping the globe seamlessly, the meridian lines running true pole to pole. Drag to turn it in your
hands; scroll to zoom. The founding chart is shown by default.
Draw any chart or soul group, turn the globe, and read the power-places preview. No account, no charge.
$9 — the written Soul Map
The full interpretive reading of where your fields converge, delivered as a PDF. One-time $9, or included with the Constellation membership.
Add two or more people. Each person's lines are drawn in their own colour on the one globe, and below you'll see where your power places converge — the places on Earth where the group's strongest lines stack together.
Tap a planet in the legend to toggle its lines. All lines are drawn equal-weight in this prototype
(the field-coupled bold/faint weighting still lives in the flat renderer).
✦ building the globe…
drag to rotate · scroll to zoom
Planets — tap to toggle
MC / IC — meridian lines (overhead / underfoot), run pole to poleASC / DESC — horizon lines (rising / setting), curve around the Earth
✦ Your field, read freely
✦✦✦ Where your power places converge
✦ Your Soul Map — the full written reading
$9 · included in Constellation
Everything above is the free preview — the geometry and your power places. The paid Soul Map is the written reading of it: a full interpretation of
where your fields converge, what each meeting-ground asks of the group, who anchors whom, and how to use these
places together — delivered as a PDF you keep.
Checking your account…
What this is. Astrocartography is exact spherical astronomy: the four angular lines
(Midheaven, Imum Coeli, Ascendant, Descendant) for each body, projected across the Earth from your
birth moment. The line meanings are the traditional astrocartography layer, held as
correspondence — a map of place, never a forecast. The globe shows the same geometry the flat map does,
drawn without the distortion a flat projection forces on it.