Hi,
sorry for not making it clearer. The moon isn't void of course, it's applying to a conjunction with Jupiter, so that's not an issue.
No, I've had no luck with antiscia either, despite hours and months of reading they still make little sense to me, although some seem to find them of great value.
The Moons last aspect is the conjunction to Jupiter... that's usually a very positive indication - many take it to mean a woman who can have a very positive influence on your life... it's her co-significator conjuncting the major benefic, It's usually a "feel good" kind of aspect... often connecting with someone of that nature... Jupiter's about to change sign, indicating a change in a situation somewhere, perhaps she should travel and meet new people? Given that Jupiters rules the 9th and 11th... I hadn't really given much thought to the moon, although that was an oversight on my part.
The moon's last aspect was a square to Venus, although they didn't part on bad terms (that I'm aware of - they may have...?)
However, people repeatedly tell me the horary answers the question as you ask it, so a no answer, would be no it's not over... but it also looks like nothing is going to happen... nothing will change, which, in itself, leads to a yes it's over answer... now I've confused myself completely :/ lol.
Thanks for the help and sorry I wasn't clearer. I don't want to give negative answers when there might be a positive hiding in there somewhere.
Mila
Thanks, Milarian. Sometimes I'm slow on the uptake. I didn't understand what "it" meant.
Let's reverse your question. What gives a favorable "yes" answer? An applying sextile, trine, or conjunction. Good reception of essential dignities, notably mutual reception. I've not had much luck using antiscia, but some horary astrologers use them successfully. As you mention, translation/collection of light.
If the main significators apply to an aspect, but it's an opposition or a square, that indicates a connection, but one that doesn't go well. A couple might reconcile but they won't get along this time, either.
So what's the opposite of a "yes" answer?? It looks like a "no" to me. Especially with a separating aspect between the main significators.
Saturn in the first traditionally means the outcome won't be what the querent hopes.
Then there are the cautions against judgement. I take a VOC moon to mean the current situation is unlikely to change. If they're apart now, then this situation is likely to persist.
In the chart you posted, Venus (quesited) has past its last aspect with Mars: they're separating. Mars falls in Cancer.
The moon applying to a conjunction with Jupiter is hard to read. Maybe you have some thoughts on what this means.