Apart from astrocartography, are there any other methods to identify important, sensitive points in relation to the house plot?
For example, a point that is a source of danger or in some way more destructive, or vice versa, some point that is a signifier of a greater positive force?
Yes, I meant the house plot where is a home.
The house is important, but if there is a lot of land around the house, it might be good to think about where there are some important points on this piece of land.
One possibility would be experiment with astrocartography, for example, trying to set natal chart on a map of a land. But there may be more opportunities to discover something useful information.
Maybe it's good to avoid some certain points on the land (like a point of danger or something), and maybe it's just good to plant something somewhere or make a bonfire for certain time and place for the some kind of benefit. Something like that.
I understand the idea how to make astrocartography on a map and look at things like the Mars line, the Venus line, the Saturn line, etc. But maybe there are still some alternative possibilities when looking at the plot where is home.
A few big trees are a manifest, a water source is a manifest, a power line is definitely some kind of manifest, but maybe there are still some ways to find, for example, an important point in larger area of land to contribute to something or to avoid doing something.
Maybe I think too much about it and everything is much easier.
A few big trees are a manifest, a water source is a manifest, a power line is definitely some kind of manifest, but maybe there are still some ways to find, for example, an important exact point in larger area of land to contribute to something or to avoid doing something.
Maybe I think too much about it and everything is much easier. Vastu Shastra is a one possibility to discover important things, but maybe there is even something more? Finding exact points of "good" or "bad"?
Other than Vastu (which I don't know anything about), Feng Shui will address those issues.
I'll try to experiment a bit.