Davison chart

A chart for the relationship ITSELF, rather than for either person in it. It is cast for the exact midpoint in time between the birthdays, at the midpoint in space between the birthplaces, so it is a real moment: on that date, at that spot, the sky genuinely looked like this. That means it has its own Sun, Moon and Rising sign, and you read it the way you read a person's chart. Named for Ronald Davison, the British astrologer who set the method out in 1977. Where cross-aspect synastry shows how two charts touch, this shows what the two of you make together.