✦ Prepare your experience

Your draconic chart

Compare your tropical positions with those measured from the north lunar node. Explore each planet and discover what changes and what stays the same.

Prepare your experience

How it works

The tropical longitude of the mean north node is subtracted from each position, wrapping into 0°–360°. Angular separations stay unchanged. The wheel does not calculate houses; the ascendant appears only with a known time and absolute latitude below 66.5°.

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Compare your tropical positions with those measured from the north lunar node. Explore each planet and discover what changes and what stays the same.

What it is for

This comparison explores another symbolic frame for your birth. The tropical chart starts at the equinox; the draconic chart starts at the north lunar node. Select a planet to read both positions together, without treating them as claims about your soul or past lives.

How to use it

Enter date, time and city. You may enter coordinates and a UTC offset if you know those more accurately. If the time is unknown, select that option: you will see possible signs and no invented ascendant. The table compares every planet; the selector opens its reading.

Reading your result

A sign change suggests a contrast in symbolic language, not a new personality. Without a time, ranges replace the wheel and exact degrees; if two signs appear, neither is definitive. Save the comparison to revisit with your notes.

Frequently Asked Questions

How it works
The tropical longitude of the mean north node is subtracted from each position, wrapping into 0°–360°. Angular separations stay unchanged. The wheel does not calculate houses; the ascendant appears only with a known time and absolute latitude below 66.5°.
Can I save and share the result?
Yes. Save reading and Share appear when it finishes. My readings lets you reopen it, add notes and download text without an account. Data is saved in this browser.