Where should we move? two charts, one best-fit place

The decision starts with what you both want, because each aim points to a planet, and that planet's lines are the ones the reading searches for convergence on.

Love → Venus. Warmth, connection, and ease between you. Career → Sun. Visibility and recognition. Home and relocation → Moon. Belonging and somewhere to settle. Adventure → Jupiter. Growth and a fresh start. Spiritual → Neptune. Meaning and imagination.

Once the aim is set, Zoracle computes the full line set for both charts and scores each place against both. The shared best-fit places are the convergences: spots where a line from each chart lands near the same place, within the roughly 1000-kilometre orb.

A convergence on the line that matches your aim is a place that lights up for both of you at once — which is what makes it a candidate you can both move to, rather than a place that only suits one of you.

Two things are worth being honest about. First, both people need exact birth times — without them the convergence breaks. Second, the chart is one input, not the whole decision: practical life — work, family, cost, visas — matters alongside it. Where the charts point in different directions, Zoracle shows each person's lines separately rather than inventing a shared answer.

For the full method behind two-chart readings, see the couples explainer. Astrocartography for couples →

The convergence method runs in three steps. First, compute the full line set for both charts — every planet on each of the four angles, projected onto the world. Second, score each place against both charts at once, weighted toward the planet that matches your aim. Third, surface the convergences: any place where a line from each chart lands within the roughly 1000-kilometre orb of the same spot.

As a hypothetical illustration: if one person's Venus line and the other's Jupiter line both pass near the same city, that overlap is a convergence — a place where warmth from one chart and growth from the other land together. (This is an example to show the method, not a claim about any real couple's cities.)

Aim → planet:
  love → Venus   career → Sun   home → Moon
  adventure → Jupiter   spiritual → Neptune

Step 1  Compute full line set for BOTH charts
Step 2  Score each place against both charts
Step 3  Find convergences within ≈ 1,000 km

Hypothetical illustration:
  Person A  Venus line  ─┐
                         ├─ near same city  →  convergence
  Person B  Jupiter line ┘

Birth time: both people need an exact time.
  +1 hour  →  that person's lines move ≈ 1,000 km

Both people need exact birth times. The angles move about 15 degrees of longitude per hour, so a wrong or unknown time for either chart shifts that person's lines by hundreds of miles and breaks the convergence. These positions are calculated from astronomical data using the open-source astronomy-engine library, not lookup-table approximations.

The illustration above is hypothetical. The maths is the same shape for any two charts. Ask Zoracle where you should move →