Horary Astrologers, which answer is correct on this Horary Chart?

Question

Horary Astrologers, which answer is correct on this Horary Chart?

Answer 1

The reason why there are so many different House systems used in Astrology is because some astrologers try to take into consideration those individuals who are born far away from the equator, namely close to the North & South Poles. 2 of the most impt aspects to be considered in the chart are the Ascendant & MC whi are exactly at right angles (90 deg apart). On the Equator, the Asc & MC will always be at right angles to eahc other but the further one goes to the North or South, the angle will vary drastically. It is important to understand that even though the house cusps are irregular in these other systems, the space they represent is regular. This is because although the chart is presented on flat paper, it is in fact a three dimensional sphere. The most popular House systems are as follows: - Equal House System To 'correct' the problem, the oldest and most popular form of Hose system - the Equal House System - is most often used. Every House is divided into 30 degs and once the starting point is always the Ascendant. Once it's calculated, one simply divides the rest of the chart using the Ascending degree as a starting point. Placidus House System This is an unequal house system. Depending on the latitude used, a Placidus chart may have entire signs contained in a house, known as intercepted signs. As with most unequal systems, charts drawn for higher latitudes often have houses that are either very small or very large, with houses being more "equal" in size, the closer to the equator the latitude for the chart is. Koch House System This is a relatively new unequal House System used to generate the most accurate house cusps, especially for forecast timing using planet transits to the natal chart. It is becoming more popular with astrologers inr ecent years. To sum up, the difference between the various house systems is mainly the actual degree and minute on the house cusps according to the Tables of Houses used to generate the calculations.

Answer 2

Hello, I'm Sid Hawkes. I've been doing this for approx. 40 yrs now. Very good answer, clear and easy to understand.

Answer 3

the answer is No.



The rules of Horary are very clear, and not like the rules for reading natal astrology.



You have to take the 1st house to represent you (the 1st always represents whoever is asking the question).

Since Scorpio is on the cusp of the 1st house, you are represented by Mars and by Pluto (both are rulers of Scorpio).

And, always, the asker is co-ruled by the Moon, so Moon represents you too.



When doing a horary, there are 3 things that you have to settle:

(1) That the time your use for the chart WAS the "birth" of the question .. not some other time, and

(2) You are very clear in your own head just what you are asking

(3) You know which houses you are going to use.

That is the mistake here ... he is not your husband, so you cannot use the 7th house.



In a Horary chart, the 7th is... your spouse, your partner, someone you have never met, your lawyer, an opponent (especially in a legal action).

Nor is he Venus: Venus rules Taurus and Libra, and in this Horary chart, Taurus is on the 7th house and Libra is on the 12th house (representing hidden enemies, widows, orphans, prison guards, kidnappers, informers).

Since he is none of these things, Venus does not rule him.



He IS someone you hope to have a love affair with, so we use the 5th house of love affairs to represent him. With Pisces on the cusp of the 5th, both Jupiter and Neptune rule him.

Now ... is there anything APPLYING aspect to between any of your 3 rulers and either of his 2 rulers? If there is no applying aspect, there is nothing to bring the two of you together.

A separating aspect means something that has already happened, and an applying aspect indicates something that has YET to happen. So without applying aspects, nothing will happen in whatever the Horary question is about.



There IS an applying aspect between one of your rulers and one of his rulers, but it is a negative one.

Jupiter is applying to an opposition aspect to Pluto.

Oppositions and squares mean "No".

Even if you two were able to start something it would not work out.



It doesn't matter if someone has a planet in the other person's sign (assuming you WERE asking about your husband .. which you aren't).

Nor do we follow the planets into the next sign. In other words, once someone's ruler (or the ruler for what or who was asked about) leaves the sign it is in, you stop following it. The question ends when one of the rulers in the Horary leaves its sign.

So if Venus WAS his ruler (which is isn't) you would NOT follow it into Pisces. When it reaches 29:59 Aquarius, it goes not further .. in terms of the question you have asked. Therefore, in terms of the Horary question, Venus never WILL trine Jupiter. because it never moves into the next sign. Not in regard to the question you asked.