aquarius7000
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Hi,
So, Rose, a work colleague, asked me to check what Astrology has to say about how the imminent legal case will unfold for her.
Background: Rose has a rented apartment in NY, and one of her own in Jersey City, where she spends some of her weekends. Her NY landlord has alleged that she does not live in the NY apartment she has rented from him, and he wants her out. She says: "On March 28th we (her lawyer and she) are due to go before a judge, who will decide based on what my lawyer proves vs. what the landlord's attorney proves. I want to stay in my NY apartment. However, I am afraid the judge might rule that I have to leave it and I will have to move to my own Jersey City place. Even if the judge rules in my favour and I can continue renting my NY apartment, I fear harassment by my landlord."
Question - asked by Rose directly: Will the judge rule in my favour on March 28th, so that I can continue living in my NY apartment?
My interpretation: I don't think the judge will decide in Rose's favour.
Rose = The Sun, in its house of joy, the 9th house
The judge = Mars, via the 10th house, in Taurus, which is its sign of debilitation, so weak
The landlord (opponent) = Saturn, via the 7th house
The lawsuit/case itself = Jupiter, via the 9th house
The house itself = Venus, via the 4th house
The Moon is also debilitated in the chart being in Scorpio
The Sun (Rose) will soon perfect its square (quarrel) to Saturn (the landlord). Now, the house itself, Venus, is debilitated being in Aries. However, Mars, the judge and the Moon, co-sig of the querent, mutually receive each other. Now Mars also disposits the Moon, which is in the 4th house, so that is a +1 for Rose.
The Sun joys in the 9th house and is disposited by Jupiter, which is on the IC (4th house). The Moon, though weak (perhaps showing Rose's fear), does trine the Sun out of the 4th house. Also, Venus, in Aries, exalts the Sun, so the house will remain with Rose?
However, the fact that Saturn (landlord) and Jupiter on the IC, mutually receive each other, so will the case go in the landlord's favour? I think this aspect is stronger than the above.
Also, Jupiter (the lawsuit) is in the sign of the Sun (Rose's) fall. I do hope I am wrong.
What do you think?
Thanks
So, Rose, a work colleague, asked me to check what Astrology has to say about how the imminent legal case will unfold for her.
Background: Rose has a rented apartment in NY, and one of her own in Jersey City, where she spends some of her weekends. Her NY landlord has alleged that she does not live in the NY apartment she has rented from him, and he wants her out. She says: "On March 28th we (her lawyer and she) are due to go before a judge, who will decide based on what my lawyer proves vs. what the landlord's attorney proves. I want to stay in my NY apartment. However, I am afraid the judge might rule that I have to leave it and I will have to move to my own Jersey City place. Even if the judge rules in my favour and I can continue renting my NY apartment, I fear harassment by my landlord."
Question - asked by Rose directly: Will the judge rule in my favour on March 28th, so that I can continue living in my NY apartment?
My interpretation: I don't think the judge will decide in Rose's favour.
Rose = The Sun, in its house of joy, the 9th house
The judge = Mars, via the 10th house, in Taurus, which is its sign of debilitation, so weak
The landlord (opponent) = Saturn, via the 7th house
The lawsuit/case itself = Jupiter, via the 9th house
The house itself = Venus, via the 4th house
The Moon is also debilitated in the chart being in Scorpio
The Sun (Rose) will soon perfect its square (quarrel) to Saturn (the landlord). Now, the house itself, Venus, is debilitated being in Aries. However, Mars, the judge and the Moon, co-sig of the querent, mutually receive each other. Now Mars also disposits the Moon, which is in the 4th house, so that is a +1 for Rose.
The Sun joys in the 9th house and is disposited by Jupiter, which is on the IC (4th house). The Moon, though weak (perhaps showing Rose's fear), does trine the Sun out of the 4th house. Also, Venus, in Aries, exalts the Sun, so the house will remain with Rose?
However, the fact that Saturn (landlord) and Jupiter on the IC, mutually receive each other, so will the case go in the landlord's favour? I think this aspect is stronger than the above.
Also, Jupiter (the lawsuit) is in the sign of the Sun (Rose's) fall. I do hope I am wrong.
What do you think?
Thanks