The Truth About the Heliocentric Chart: Why It Matters in Astrology

Hello everyone, I’m Duy Magi – an Multiverse Astrology Practitioner. Today, let’s talk about the importance of Heliocentric Chart in Astrology.

Nowadays, many people want to learn astrology or sign up for astrology consultations to understand themselves better, their relationships, and what lies ahead in the future.

And I’m sure you’re quite familiar with astrologers usually using just one Geocentric chart for analysis and interpretation during their work.

But do you know about the existence of the Heliocentric chart?

And did you know that many great astrologers in history used both the Geocentric and Heliocentric chart when working?

So why does this paradox happen?

So, today, let’s find out more about this phenomenon.

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The Truth about Solar System

So, what’s a Geocentric chart? And why do most astrologers use it?

First off, a Geocentric astrology chart is made by fixing Earth’s position at the center and then figuring out where other planets are from there.

That’s why you won’t see Earth in a Geocentric chart.

But what many folks don’t know is that Geocentric astrology charts actually come from ancient astronomy.

So, let’s go back to the ancient times to figure it out.

Back in ancient times, people thought Earth was the center of the universe because they observed the movements of celestial bodies from Earth.

This led them to believe that the Earth was the center and that the Sun, Moon, and planets revolved around it. And this belief gave birth to the Geocentric chart in Astrology.

But as astronomy advanced, people realized the Earth wasn’t the center after all; the Sun was.

And the Earth actually revolves around the Sun.

This groundbreaking discovery shook up a lot of things in society.

When this discovery was announced, lots of old-school folks tried to deny it, mainly because it clashed with beliefs in religious texts.

And the peak of this resistance was when astronomer Giordano Bruno was burned at the stake just for publicly supporting the truth that the Sun is the center of the solar system.

But thanks to the efforts of genuine scientists, the truth eventually prevailed.

So, since then, it’s been widely accepted that Earth orbits the Sun.

And society had to adjust to this new reality.

The Meaning of Heliocentric Chart

However, most astrology communities didn’t wanna change and stuck to using Geocentric charts only.

And they refused to explore Heliocentric chart, which are made by fixing the Sun at the center to determine where other planets are.

Specifically, they avoided Heliocentric chart because:

Firstly, there’s no Rising sign or 12-house system in Heliocentric chart.

Secondly, in many cases, planets fall into different zodiac signs in the two charts.

For example, someone born on January 1st, 1990, might have Mercury in Capricorn in a Geocentric chart.

But in a Heliocentric chart, Mercury might jump to Taurus.

Because of this inconsistency, astrologers couldn’t explain it and didn’t welcome using Heliocentric chart.

And this mindset persists to this day.

However, some forward-thinking astrologers experimented and discovered the incredible power of Heliocentric chart. Among them:

Benjamin Franklin, often called the founding father of the US, used both Geocentric and Heliocentric astrology charts to choose the date for signing the Declaration of Independence, which birthed the US.

Also, he picked the date for the first US Constitution. And history has proven the US to be the world’s superpower today.

Similarly, legendary stock market trader William Delbert Gann applied astrology in both Geocentric and Heliocentric realms to forecast stock market trends and achieved massive success.

As a result, we see that exceptional astrologers throughout history always use Heliocentric chart in their interpretations.

And studies of Multiverse Astrology confirmed that Heliocentric chart plays an equally crucial role as Geocentric charts.

But there’s a big difference between them.

Geocentric chart reflects a person’s inner world. In other words, they focus on how we connect with and understand ourselves.

On the other hand, Heliocentric chart reflects how we express ourselves to the outside world and how others perceive us.

Therefore, for a comprehensive understanding of a person through astrology, we need to use both Geocentric and Heliocentric chart.