The Kindle Translate version of Andrea Rossetti and I’s 138-page book “Astro&Geography,” which we published in 2011 in the US only, is now available in six languages (English, Italian, French, Brazilian Portuguese, Spanish, and German).
The first important piece of news, for many, starting with me, is that the beloved Andrea Rossetti, whom I often praise in my books, “hasn’t disappeared at all,” but has devoted himself to even deeper studies of astrology, which he himself will tell us about, if he wishes.
I’d also like to point out that between the late 1980s and early 1990s, I created astro-cartography software that was cutting-edge for its time because it had a plotter as its output device, and I believe there are still users who use it that way.
Later, when I created both Aladino and MyAstral many years later, I didn’t upgrade the software because today there are super-cheap or free programs that do that.
Furthermore, both I and my colleague Andrea Rossetti, as we explained in the book in question, always recommended that everyone study a “combined” astro-cartography, that is, one that takes into account multiple factors simultaneously, such as avoiding placing a Mars relocated to the Ascendant in order to obtain a Jupiter relocated to the Midheaven. This can be done much better by rotating the birth chart on the screen (or in our mind) crossing the different terrestrial longitudes.
