Astrological Cartography
The topic of Astrological Cartography is the astrological study of the relationship of individuals such as subjects or objects to places on Earth by the projection of valid horoscopes on to the Earth`s surface. The most popular method in Astrological Cartography was based on findings by Don Neroman, Gustav Schwickert, Cyril Fagan, Roy Charles Firebrace und Donald A. Bradley and developed from about 1930 until the 1960s. In the 1970s and 1980s it was further developed and made popular by Jim Lewis under the trademark of "Astro*Carto*Graphy". Another Astrological Cartography system is named "local space astrology," developed by German astrologer Friedrich Sieggrün and later popularized in the United States by Steve Cozzi and astrological software developer Michael Erlewine.
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