The Imperial Guide to Feng Shui & Chinese Astrology: The Only Authentic Translation from the Original Chinese by Thomas F. Alyward.
There are some few shortcomings yet still well worth reading.

Thank you again for the interesting thread and the informative links. And I very much appreciate your reply about my linked thread and your response to the initial questions. I hope the thread continues with interest. It would be interesting to garner more astrologers focus (even if just opinions) o...

Hi Ouranos,
Thanks for the interesting thread. Have you any thoughts on Zairja?

Quote... "For each of the ten planets there are four possible ways a planet can be in aspect to an axis – namely conjunct the Ascendant, Descendant, Medium Coeli or Imum Coeli. A total of 40 lines can be found on the Astrocartography map. The vertical straight lines show where planets are conju...

... ... The key thing here is to study the movement of the southern pole of the ecliptic which is where the twelve equal divisions of the ecliptic (zodiac signs) meet below horizon. See that this is in a constant state of regular motion about a fixed point. Unfortunately, Walter's graphic doesn't ma...

Thank you. First let me say I'm an avid and appreciative reader of the forum and your contributions. I'm especially glad you've mentioned the Zodiacal Belt which (please correct me if I'm wrong) generally extends 8 degrees north and south of the Ecliptic. Zodiacal positions are usually given in Ecli...

A fully interactive Demonstrator.