Building the tropical and draconic comparison…
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Building the tropical and draconic comparison…
Find your draconic Sun, Moon, and rising sign. Compare them with your natal placements in one chart.
See your natal and draconic positions together, with degrees and a full comparison.
A draconic chart does not recalculate a different sky. It subtracts the natal True North Node longitude from every planet, angle, and house cusp.
Compare Sun, Moon, and Rising before moving into the full table.
A changed sign adds a second symbolic language; a repeated sign strengthens continuity.
Tight draconic-to-natal aspects show where the two chart layers meet directly.
Regu uses the same tropical natal positions and the astronomical True North Node. Every longitude is rotated by one identical amount, so natal aspects and planet house numbers remain unchanged. The new information comes from the shifted zodiac signs and contacts between the draconic and tropical layers.
The longitude of the True North Node is subtracted from every natal longitude. This places the North Node at 0° Aries and rotates the rest of the chart by the same amount.
No. It is a derived comparison layer. The tropical chart remains the natal reference, while the draconic chart is read beside it.
Every point is moved by the same number of degrees. The distance between two natal planets therefore stays unchanged, even though their zodiac signs shift.
An exact time is required for reliable angles and houses. Without it, Regu still calculates the planets using a noon estimate but clearly withholds the time-sensitive parts.
Regu uses the astronomical True North Node and states that method in the result.