Your astrology chart has a geography. Mine led me to Tokyo.
I ended up in Tokyo twice before I was 25. The first time, I went to study Japanese at university. The second time, I was sent there for a work project. Neither felt like a decision I had made -- they both just happened, the way certain things in life seem to arrange themselves without much input from you. What I remember most is the feeling. Tokyo is one of the largest, busiest, most relentlessly alive cities on earth. And yet every single time I arrived, something in me went quiet. Calm in a way I couldn't explain and didn't try to. I learned the language, I lived there, I kept being pulled back on layovers and trips from Bangkok, where I lived for many years. I never asked myself why Tokyo specifically. I just accepted it the way you accept the things that feel like yours. Then I looked at my astrocartography chart. What is astrocartography? Astrocartography is a branch of astrology that maps your birth chart onto the globe. Rather than asking what the planets mean for you...