Jim Lewis with Kenneth Irving, The Psychology of AstroCartoGraphy

Jim Lewis with Kenneth Irving, The Psychology of AstroCartoGraphy is an astrological source represented here through cited material on orbs, angle meanings, angles, angularity, and ascendant.

The cited material covers orbs, angle meanings, angles, angularity, and ascendant.

The appendix places ACG among earlier locality techniques, explains line calculation and empirical orb conventions, and outlines comparison options between two maps or between one person's map and another person's relocated positions. These are historical and technical notes, not relationship or relocation advice.

The CycloCartoGraphy introduction treats location as a timing key and overlays movement on natal lines, favoring progressions of faster inner bodies and transits of slower outer bodies so geographic activation is read relative to the natal map rather than alone.

Lewis and Irving tie line meanings to the four angles: Midheaven for social expression, Ascendant for outward embodiment, Descendant for projection through others, and IC for foundational context, with side-of-line placement adding house coloring.

This overview is limited to the cited portions. It does not stand in for the complete work, reproduce source passages, or make every documented technique a universal chart interpretation.