The_Sundance_Kid
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Hey guys,
Would love some help with this horary - I've given my interpretation below but I'm an intermediate horary astrologer at best, and also heavily biased as I am the querent.
Factual Background:
So the quesited is someone I work with who has been my best friend for two years and although neither of us admit it, we've kind of become more than friends. However that has caused some tension (we had a big argument in February caused by his irrational anger) as he likes to keep his head in the sand (natal moon square neptune and mercury) but I want to talk about the relationship and try and figure out what's really going on (Scorpio stellium). His Mars / Pluto conjunction conjuncts my own Venus / Pluto conjunction. His Saturn conjuncts my Mercury and Asc. and my Saturn conjuncts his Venus/Uranus conjuncts. His moon trines my sun.
Horary Reading:
So the question is along the lines of what will happen next / will there be an ending that will make us both happy / will we stay friends / be more than friends, or will this end acrimoniously (we will still need to work together but both of us are thinking of changing jobs). I first cast a chart two days earlier when I was quite angry about things and the moon was in the via combusta. After 2 days I had changed my perspective and recast the chart to obtain the attached.
The first thing I did was check whether the chart was "radical". The planetary hour, by my calculation, is Saturn, which is also the Asc ruler, so I deem this to be radical. Saturn, as my significator is also in the final degree of the 10th house (using the whole sign / house system) and, if I'm reading the table of dignities correctly, has "term" (from 27-30 Scorpio) and the moon, as co-significator, has "face" (10-20 Sagittarius). Therefore my significators are relatively well dignified and the chart should give a stable reading.
Q1 - have I got the above right? I hate those tables and never really figured out how to use them.
Both the moon and Saturn are at the top of the chart, suggesting that my thoughts and emotions on the matter are culminating and maturing. This is a good time for me to obtain perspective. Not sure if there is any career aspect to this - I've been offered a job which would mean we would not longer be colleagues. I also live a continent apart from the quesited. Not sure if the moon conjunct the MC indicates travel but this is imminent (in a sucedent house this would be in 1 week - which is true as I return home at the end of next week).
Q2 - does the moon conjunct the MC have any other meaning? Is it just coincidence that 10 Sagittarius is the same degree as our Venus-Saturn conjunction in synastry? I see this as meaning that I (the moon) will be getting clarity (MC) on this relationship (Venus-Saturn in synastry) if I can get this chart reading right.
Q3 - how about Saturn being on the anaretic degree? Is this another indicator that the querent is reaching a moment of transition (although reluctantly as Saturn is retrograde?) Or is Saturn nearing a moment of transition but will he miss this opportunity because he is retrograde?
Q4 - not sure how the 11th house bears upon the query. "Hopes and wishes"...?
Now let's look at the quesited.
He is primarily symbolised by the sun. The sun is moving a few degrees away from Mars, suggesting that he was previously angry. In a cadent house that would be a few months ago - which is true as he became irrationally angry at me in February). The sun is in the quesited's 12th house. Does this mean that he is feeling confused or has concealed feelings (or even feelings of anger or hatred given that there is a "secret enemies" meaning to the 12th house). My view is that he is his own worst enemy as he is putting his head in the sand and knows he is.
Q5 - Do I read Venus and Jupiter as describing the quesited by virtue of their conjunction to the DC? If so how does that interact with the somber sun placement? He is engaged to someone else - would this suggest that he is happily engaged? I partly feel he is, but then again if he was he wouldn't act out so much with me.
Now putting it altogether, the moon (me) rules over the sun in Cancer, while the sun (him) has dignity over the moon by triplicity. So we "receive" each other (I still find some of these terms confusing). This is good, meaning we there is still a strong affinity. I am in a stronger position than him because I seek clarity and my rulership over him is stronger, while he languishes in his own 12th house. My moon falls in his 5th house which is a good house for a relationship. Saturn is anaretic on his 4th house - don't think there's much to read into that. This means I should take the lead to get us to a situation I want us to be in.
Q6 - Does my moon conjunct his IC? Meaning his feelings for me run quite deeply? Or is that not how horaries work?
Q7 - if Jupiter is a significator of his, being conjunct the DC, does that mean he has dignity over my moon? Similarly as he is a physically active and very fit man and Mars is conjunct the sun, does Mars rule over Saturn? If true that would mean he is in a much stronger position than I am but will be unable to use that power well because the sun is weak and he is his own source of undoing. (And so ultimately the relationship is doomed).
The sun falls in my 6th house - and I definitely see him as a responsibility or liability. He has a way of making me feel guilty (e.g. claiming he had a breakdown while I was away because of his family).
The moon's next aspect is a conjunction to the MC and an opposition to Mercury.
Q8. Having difficulty reading this bit. Also Saturn is void of course as it is anaretic. Is this relevant? Does the opposition to the Mercury signify impending misunderstandings?
The moon has just come out of a quincunx with the Sun, which I guess shows our most recent argument (we haven't spoken since February and last week, when we met for the first time since, he pretended that everything was fine, which annoyed me so much I told him he was basically deceiving himself. He thinks bad things go away if you ignore them).
Q9. Am I supposed to see what the sun aspects next?
I think I'm supposed to look at the ruler of the 4th house for an overview of the "end of the matter". The 4th house, by whole sign, is Taurus. Venus is in the 7th house, conjunct Jupiter. It is ruled by Jupiter by triplicity and by term (if I read the tables correctly, it's rulership of itself by term ends at 19 Leo). This looks overwhelmingly positive - a beneficial relationship will ensue in the end. This will be satisfactory to me (as Jupiter rules my moon) and him (as Jupiter receives the sun by term).
Q10. But what kind of relationship - the 7th can rule any kind. Colleagues? Friends? Enemies? Full-on relationship? And how do we get there?
What if I'm wrong about Venus / Jupiter. What if it means he will proceed with his current engagement instead? Could Venus / Jupiter refer to his fiancee?
I think that's all I can do on my own
Would love some help with this horary - I've given my interpretation below but I'm an intermediate horary astrologer at best, and also heavily biased as I am the querent.
Factual Background:
So the quesited is someone I work with who has been my best friend for two years and although neither of us admit it, we've kind of become more than friends. However that has caused some tension (we had a big argument in February caused by his irrational anger) as he likes to keep his head in the sand (natal moon square neptune and mercury) but I want to talk about the relationship and try and figure out what's really going on (Scorpio stellium). His Mars / Pluto conjunction conjuncts my own Venus / Pluto conjunction. His Saturn conjuncts my Mercury and Asc. and my Saturn conjuncts his Venus/Uranus conjuncts. His moon trines my sun.
Horary Reading:
So the question is along the lines of what will happen next / will there be an ending that will make us both happy / will we stay friends / be more than friends, or will this end acrimoniously (we will still need to work together but both of us are thinking of changing jobs). I first cast a chart two days earlier when I was quite angry about things and the moon was in the via combusta. After 2 days I had changed my perspective and recast the chart to obtain the attached.
The first thing I did was check whether the chart was "radical". The planetary hour, by my calculation, is Saturn, which is also the Asc ruler, so I deem this to be radical. Saturn, as my significator is also in the final degree of the 10th house (using the whole sign / house system) and, if I'm reading the table of dignities correctly, has "term" (from 27-30 Scorpio) and the moon, as co-significator, has "face" (10-20 Sagittarius). Therefore my significators are relatively well dignified and the chart should give a stable reading.
Q1 - have I got the above right? I hate those tables and never really figured out how to use them.
Both the moon and Saturn are at the top of the chart, suggesting that my thoughts and emotions on the matter are culminating and maturing. This is a good time for me to obtain perspective. Not sure if there is any career aspect to this - I've been offered a job which would mean we would not longer be colleagues. I also live a continent apart from the quesited. Not sure if the moon conjunct the MC indicates travel but this is imminent (in a sucedent house this would be in 1 week - which is true as I return home at the end of next week).
Q2 - does the moon conjunct the MC have any other meaning? Is it just coincidence that 10 Sagittarius is the same degree as our Venus-Saturn conjunction in synastry? I see this as meaning that I (the moon) will be getting clarity (MC) on this relationship (Venus-Saturn in synastry) if I can get this chart reading right.
Q3 - how about Saturn being on the anaretic degree? Is this another indicator that the querent is reaching a moment of transition (although reluctantly as Saturn is retrograde?) Or is Saturn nearing a moment of transition but will he miss this opportunity because he is retrograde?
Q4 - not sure how the 11th house bears upon the query. "Hopes and wishes"...?
Now let's look at the quesited.
He is primarily symbolised by the sun. The sun is moving a few degrees away from Mars, suggesting that he was previously angry. In a cadent house that would be a few months ago - which is true as he became irrationally angry at me in February). The sun is in the quesited's 12th house. Does this mean that he is feeling confused or has concealed feelings (or even feelings of anger or hatred given that there is a "secret enemies" meaning to the 12th house). My view is that he is his own worst enemy as he is putting his head in the sand and knows he is.
Q5 - Do I read Venus and Jupiter as describing the quesited by virtue of their conjunction to the DC? If so how does that interact with the somber sun placement? He is engaged to someone else - would this suggest that he is happily engaged? I partly feel he is, but then again if he was he wouldn't act out so much with me.
Now putting it altogether, the moon (me) rules over the sun in Cancer, while the sun (him) has dignity over the moon by triplicity. So we "receive" each other (I still find some of these terms confusing). This is good, meaning we there is still a strong affinity. I am in a stronger position than him because I seek clarity and my rulership over him is stronger, while he languishes in his own 12th house. My moon falls in his 5th house which is a good house for a relationship. Saturn is anaretic on his 4th house - don't think there's much to read into that. This means I should take the lead to get us to a situation I want us to be in.
Q6 - Does my moon conjunct his IC? Meaning his feelings for me run quite deeply? Or is that not how horaries work?
Q7 - if Jupiter is a significator of his, being conjunct the DC, does that mean he has dignity over my moon? Similarly as he is a physically active and very fit man and Mars is conjunct the sun, does Mars rule over Saturn? If true that would mean he is in a much stronger position than I am but will be unable to use that power well because the sun is weak and he is his own source of undoing. (And so ultimately the relationship is doomed).
The sun falls in my 6th house - and I definitely see him as a responsibility or liability. He has a way of making me feel guilty (e.g. claiming he had a breakdown while I was away because of his family).
The moon's next aspect is a conjunction to the MC and an opposition to Mercury.
Q8. Having difficulty reading this bit. Also Saturn is void of course as it is anaretic. Is this relevant? Does the opposition to the Mercury signify impending misunderstandings?
The moon has just come out of a quincunx with the Sun, which I guess shows our most recent argument (we haven't spoken since February and last week, when we met for the first time since, he pretended that everything was fine, which annoyed me so much I told him he was basically deceiving himself. He thinks bad things go away if you ignore them).
Q9. Am I supposed to see what the sun aspects next?
I think I'm supposed to look at the ruler of the 4th house for an overview of the "end of the matter". The 4th house, by whole sign, is Taurus. Venus is in the 7th house, conjunct Jupiter. It is ruled by Jupiter by triplicity and by term (if I read the tables correctly, it's rulership of itself by term ends at 19 Leo). This looks overwhelmingly positive - a beneficial relationship will ensue in the end. This will be satisfactory to me (as Jupiter rules my moon) and him (as Jupiter receives the sun by term).
Q10. But what kind of relationship - the 7th can rule any kind. Colleagues? Friends? Enemies? Full-on relationship? And how do we get there?
What if I'm wrong about Venus / Jupiter. What if it means he will proceed with his current engagement instead? Could Venus / Jupiter refer to his fiancee?
I think that's all I can do on my own