There are several ways to study a relationship astrologically. The composite chart is based on the midpoints of the planetary positions. The Davison chart starts from a different principle: casting a real sky, for a moment and a place located between the two births.
The date and time are set halfway between the two moments of birth. The location is the geographic midpoint between the two birthplaces.
Astraema then casts a chart for that moment and place, as if it were the birth chart of the relationship.
Unlike the composite, which builds its positions from planetary midpoints, the Davison uses the astronomical positions of a precise moment.
Astraema calculates the planets, angles and houses for that intermediate moment.
You get a new chart wheel that you can explore as a chart in its own right.
The Davison chart also lets you explore the karmic dimension of your relationship.
With the Ishtar Key, Astraema offers a reading of the seed associated with the Davison, to examine symbolically what this bond carries and what it invites the two people to experience together.
This approach offers another perspective on your relationship's Soul Mission.
Like every astrological chart, the Davison has its own nodal axis.
Astraema lets you explore its position in the signs and houses, distinguishing the resources symbolized by the South Node from the direction shown by the North Node.
A complementary reading to approach the bond's Life Mission and the themes of growth associated with it.
The Davison can be studied on its own, but also compared with both people's charts.
Astraema lets you layer up to three chart wheels, combining the Davison with either person's birth chart, the transits for a given date or the progressed Davison.
So you can observe how the different charts correspond and explore the astrological evolution of your relationship.
Astraema offers different views: classic, karmic or angle-focused.
With focus, you can isolate a planet and its aspects, or select up to three objects at once to examine how they interact.
Another way to explore a relationship's chart, starting from a sky that really existed.
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