Short answer = it dependsHow many degrees does it take for a planet to be in the next house? Can a planet be in two houses at the same time? This has made my interpretation difficult. It happens with my Moon, Venus and Sun. Can a planet be in two houses at the same time?
What is your opinion on the subject?
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a slightly more detailed answerHow many degrees does it take for a planet to be in the next house?
Can a planet be in two houses at the same time?
This has made my interpretation difficult.
It happens with my Moon, Venus and Sun.
Can a planet be in two houses at the same time?
What is your opinion on the subject?
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Should I do my chart reading as if my Venus is in the 2nd house without doing a 1st house interpretation?
I ask about the sun because I read an astrologer who stated that it depends on the size of the house and my 12th house is very large next to the 1st house. I do not plan to follow the equal house system. Not now.
I use both whole signs and Placidus.
The original idea of quadrant based house systems
was to determine angularity,
and never to replace the concept of topics.
So
I count signs for topics
and use a house system overlaid onto it.
Because, as I mentioned above, capability
and angularity/ability to act
are two different things.....
Yes, the dominant house system in Greco-Roman astrology
(until about the time of the end of the Classical Period) was whole sign,
but (among the famous very early Arabic astrologers of the transitional period)
only Abu'Mashar continued the ancient Greco-Roman practice,
and the whole sign house format became virtually forgotten (in the West)
until the mid-1990's.
Personally I think it was an historical tragedy for our astrological art
that whole sign houses became lost to memory,
for my experience
over the past nearly 20 years of exclusively using whole sign houses
has convinced me
of the more consistent accuracy of this house system, over any other...
My method, in cases like this, is to read the house meanings for where they overlap. First and second house both have to do with self. First is the face you wear, the self you meet the world as. Second is self image, personal values, body, possessions.Should I do my chart reading as if my Venus is in the 2nd house without doing a 1st house interpretation?
I ask about the sun because I read an astrologer who stated that it depends on the size of the house and my 12th house is very large next to the 1st house. I do not plan to follow the equal house system. Not now.
You don't. That's a way I read it, but that doesn't mean it has to be your way.Thank you.
I follow your advice with the overlap interpretation for Venus and the moon as ElenaJ said also. My sun is in the 12th house but I don't understand why I have to interpret it in the overlap way.
In the whole sign system, each sign is a house. The sign the ascendant is in is the first house, the one after that is the second house, and so on. It's the only one of the house systems in which the ascendant is not the first house cusp (unless it's at 0 degrees 0 minutes of its sign, which yours is not).what do you mean by whole sign?
I don't feel identified with the sun in the 12th house really, I guess it must be caused by other planets in my chart.
Because he seems, someone shy, focused on withdrawing from the world, collectivist and focused on sacrificing himself for the sake of others. He is literally the opposite of me. Plus his relationship with like I said before sick people, prisons, old people, monks and all that. I don't feel like I want to shine by sheltering myself, or being volutary and it doesn't fulfill me either. The truth is that I am intrigued by this position.
One might assumeElena, the truth is that no, I don't feel related because I don't like nursing homes, taking care of the elderly, sick animals, other people's children, I'm not interested in that subject, nor in prisons, nor in secluding myself in a convent, not even in secluding myself in my house. Much less work in something that is not mine. I like independence, my own things, leadership and socializing. If I help someone, it should be something that I also benefit from. Obviously sometimes helping is not bad but I don't think I would make it my lifestyle as this position say.
Nor have I ever spent time in seclusion or been religious or anything like that.
In fact I feel more identified with the confidence to reach higher and have fun in the 1st house process, the sun in the 12th seems to be afraid to shine and is overly focused on others. It's not that I have anything against that, I just don't feel like it.
Of course I feel related to Plutonian themes such as death, almost deaths of family members have changed my life, my relationship with power and sex. I could consider that if I like to know the why of things.
The only thing I can relate to the 12th is my innate talent with art in general since I was born and my taste for art but I also have other astrological positions that could be the cause.
I don't know what interpretation you would give it, I am not that experienced in astrology.But, to be clear, what is it about Sun in the 12th that you don't identify with?
Because he seems, someone shy, focused on withdrawing from the world, collectivist and focused on sacrificing himself for the sake of others. He is literally the opposite of me. Plus his relationship with like I said before sick people, prisons, old people, monks and all that. I don't feel like I want to shine by sheltering myself, or being volutary and it doesn't fulfill me either. The truth is that I am intrigued by this position.Fact is, JUPITER has limited dignity in ARIESIt's up to you. Depends on the house system you use. I generally use whole-sign house system, so I would count it in the first house, especially since the Sun is widely conjunct the ascendant.
That Sun-Jupiter conjunction though, and exalted in Aries! I'm jelly
that of NIGHT TRIPLICITY RULER
as well as having minor TERM DIGNITY if located first six degrees ARIES
Because he seems, someone shy, focused on withdrawing from the world, collectivist and focused on sacrificing himself for the sake of others. He is literally the opposite of me. Plus his relationship with like I said before sick people, prisons, old people, monks and all that. I don't feel like I want to shine by sheltering myself, or being volutary and it doesn't fulfill me either. The truth is that I am intrigued by this position.
Leo, I laughed. What has the sun conjunct jupiter? I read that it was something like a lot of faith. Could you explain it to me?
How would you interpret it, my friend?
Entirely dependent on the individual natal chartHow would you interpret it, my friend?
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