chart types -
relationship charts
synastry chart, synastry chart w/ outer circle, and natal w/partner outside.
These three options are all the same. The only difference is a prefrence for how you observe the chart. A synastry chart is a combination of two individuals natal chart. Putting one on top of another to see how two individual's interact and how one perceives the other. Here you can easily observe where your partner's planets land or fall in your chart and vice-versa. This may help you determine if someone perceives you romantically, platonically, professionally, or familiarly.
composite midpoint and composite reference place method
A composite chart is a theoretical chart. It is how two or more individuals function as a whole, as a unit, or as a team. This is a great chart for observing marriages or business partnerships. Interpreting a composite is slightly different than Interpreting a natal. Here you must think of the the first house in terms of the individuals or relationships persona, the fourth as the shared intimacy, the 7th as outside the relationship (us verse them) and 10th as relationship goals.
The midpoint composite literally calculates the midpoint or median between the natal sun and the other's natal sun sun position as so on. Example: The composite Sun or a natal 0° Aries and 0°Libra will give you a 0°Cancer composite sun. and so.
The composite reference place method however uses the geographical locations to determine the midpoint positions of each position.
Davidson chart, corrected and not corrected.
The Davidson chart is another hypothetical chart that calculates the midpoint of one natals time and place of birth and another. The "corrected" Davidson accounts for adjusting the MC to the meridian which sometimes cannot otherwise be possible given the midpoint of time and place. Some say that thecdavidson is best for considering transits and progressions because it can exist in time and space unlike the midpoint chart.
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