Arian Maverick
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Hello everyone
As you may know, I have an unfortunate habit of asking complex horary questions that are difficult or even impossible to answer utilizing traditional horary techniques.
About an hour ago, I asked myself when or if I would experience a moment of serendipity that would influence the course of my professional life. Parents and counselors alike have assured me that people often "fall into" a specific field of study or a particular career by life circumstances or a series of fortuitous events, so I've been awaiting some form of intuitive guidance--some inner knowing that I'm on the "right" path.
If I were to attempt to answer this question utilizing horary astrology, which house or planet would signify this kind of experience? I keep leaning towards the ninth house, perhaps due to its associations with philosophy and higher learning. Does this seem reasonable, or am I completely "off"?
As far as timing goes, I know certain signs/modalities are associated with different units of time, and that the number of degrees an aspect is from perfection is important. If the ninth house is correct, do I utilize the ruler of the ninth house, look at how many degrees it is from an aspect with my significator, and then apply the appropriate unit of time depending upon the modality of the signs the planets occupy? What do I do if my significator is the slower-moving planet? I can't move it forward to form a square aspect with a faster-moving planet, or can I?
I should probably just post the chart...
Here's my required interpretation:
I'm signified by Jupiter in Aquarius in the third house. I know the outer planets traditionally are not used in horary astrology, but it seems appropriate that my significator is conjunct Neptune because I desire an intuitive--perhaps irrational--"knowingness." So, if I attempt to interpret this chart the way I've described, the Sun would signify the clarity I'm seeking (the light of the Sun)? Even if the ninth house has nothing to do with inspiration, I know it's the house of higher education, so I'll stick with it, since my underlying question was about college majors--they represent different paths, and I want to "know" which path is "right" for me, or rather, know when I'll discover this path. So, can I say that Jupiter is about ten degrees away from a square aspect with the Sun and conclude that I'll "know" in some ten units of time--either days, weeks, months, or years? One of my horary astrology books has a chart which describes which signs are associated with certain units of time; I'll have to look this up.
So, how bad is my interpretation? Horary has always been my greatest astrological weakness; I can't seem to grasp it.
Arian Maverick
As you may know, I have an unfortunate habit of asking complex horary questions that are difficult or even impossible to answer utilizing traditional horary techniques.
About an hour ago, I asked myself when or if I would experience a moment of serendipity that would influence the course of my professional life. Parents and counselors alike have assured me that people often "fall into" a specific field of study or a particular career by life circumstances or a series of fortuitous events, so I've been awaiting some form of intuitive guidance--some inner knowing that I'm on the "right" path.
If I were to attempt to answer this question utilizing horary astrology, which house or planet would signify this kind of experience? I keep leaning towards the ninth house, perhaps due to its associations with philosophy and higher learning. Does this seem reasonable, or am I completely "off"?
As far as timing goes, I know certain signs/modalities are associated with different units of time, and that the number of degrees an aspect is from perfection is important. If the ninth house is correct, do I utilize the ruler of the ninth house, look at how many degrees it is from an aspect with my significator, and then apply the appropriate unit of time depending upon the modality of the signs the planets occupy? What do I do if my significator is the slower-moving planet? I can't move it forward to form a square aspect with a faster-moving planet, or can I?
I should probably just post the chart...
Here's my required interpretation:
I'm signified by Jupiter in Aquarius in the third house. I know the outer planets traditionally are not used in horary astrology, but it seems appropriate that my significator is conjunct Neptune because I desire an intuitive--perhaps irrational--"knowingness." So, if I attempt to interpret this chart the way I've described, the Sun would signify the clarity I'm seeking (the light of the Sun)? Even if the ninth house has nothing to do with inspiration, I know it's the house of higher education, so I'll stick with it, since my underlying question was about college majors--they represent different paths, and I want to "know" which path is "right" for me, or rather, know when I'll discover this path. So, can I say that Jupiter is about ten degrees away from a square aspect with the Sun and conclude that I'll "know" in some ten units of time--either days, weeks, months, or years? One of my horary astrology books has a chart which describes which signs are associated with certain units of time; I'll have to look this up.
So, how bad is my interpretation? Horary has always been my greatest astrological weakness; I can't seem to grasp it.
Arian Maverick
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