I have not come across this in my studies so far. In this chart the Sun would thus be co significator for both parties. Is this possible? or allowable?
Yes, and it's standard for 1st/7th House Matters concerning most relationship questions, law suits, disputes between two parties, conflicts, battles, contests, wars, buying and selling etc.
The only real difference is that for relationships we also use Venus for women and Sun for men, and in relationship questions (there are a couple of exceptions) the Querent and Quesited will always have at least one primary significator and one secondary significator. If Taurus is Ascending then the Querent will have only 3, Venus, the Moon and the Planet the Moon last aspected, unless Moon last aspected Venus, in which case the Querent would have only 2 significators.
Generally when the same Planet is the
primary significator for the Querent and the Quesited/Matter it destroys itself. That would be most common for career-related questions where Jupiter or Mercury rule both the 1st and 10th Houses, or real estate questions where Jupiter or Mercury rule both the 1st and 4th Houses, and certain other questions where Mars or Venus could rule both the 1st and 6th or 1st and 8th Houses.
For secondary significators, we use Triplicity Rulers to distinguish when a Planet represents the same person or thing. For Sun in Capricorn in an Night Chart 1st Triplicity Ruler is Mars and 2nd Triplicity Ruler is Venus. I would actually give him the Sun, and then blend Mars and the Sun for you.
It takes a little getting used to and a lot of practice, but you just have to remember to clear your head a focus on the significator. Apart from the Sun representing you and he, the Sun also represents the father, authority figures, employers, managers and supervisors at work, male co-workers, credit, reputation and standing and a few other things.
The Sun being within 5° of the 5th House Cusp we'd read the Sun as actually being in the 5th House, which is his 11th House, so how do his friends see him as far as his reputation or standing goes? The condition of the Sun will answer that.
Is this a condition only determined by the Moons aspets? I thought that an interception of an perfecting aspect by another planet caused a "blockage" but in this case it becomes a co significator? If this is the case, is this aspect between the moon and Mars in this chart taken into considreation, or is the applying orb too large at this point?
Yes, all we're doing is looking for the Moon's last aspect, and it's current or next aspect, without taking anything else into consideration. We don't care about Reception, Blocking, Cutting-Off, Planetary Friends or Enemies or anything else. We just want to know what aspects were/are being made by degree by the Moon.
If the Moon is early in Pisces, it's possible the Moon made no aspects in the early degrees, so you have to back the Moon up into Aquarius to see if the Moon made any aspects there, and if not, then back the Moon up into Capricorn, and so on.
Even if the Moon is Void of Course, you still run the Moon forward through the Signs to see what aspect it makes next, and that Planet would be given to the 7th House/Quesited.
If the Moon is in aspect by Moiety orb or in a Partile aspect with a Planet, then that Planet is given to the 7th House and you don't need to look further.
If the Moon is in aspect by Moeity or Partile to two Planets, then you take the Planet that is closest in aspect to the Moon and give it to the 7th House/Quesited.
What indicates this change?
The House Type. Angular Houses indicate action. Succedent Houses indicate no change. Cadent House indicate change, especially when the Sign on the House Cusp is Mutable (Gemini, Sagittarius, Virgo or Pisces) or Moving (Aries, Cancer, Libra or Capricorn). A Fixed Sign on a Cadent House would suggest very slow changes.
That's why on an Electional Chart for a marriage you want a Fixed Sign on the Ascendant. A lot of action lasting a very long time, or a Mutable Sign. You don't want a Moving Sign on the Ascendant for a marriage.
Well, that would be good. Moon and Jupiter are Planetary Friends, and Jupiter receives Moon by Rulership. That would be a case of perfect Reception and an example of a good conjunction.
Not all conjunctions are good. Jupiter and Mars hate each other. In John Wayne Gacy's chart Mars is applying to conjunct Jupiter in Gemini. Jupiter hates Gemini almost as bad as he hates Mars, and that would be like locking two sworn enemies in a room and giving each a fork and telling them they can come when one is dead.
Conjunctions are good when the Planets are Friends and there's Reception. When there's no Reception but they are Friends, like Moon conjunct Saturn in Pisces, it's like two people riding the bus. Neither really wants to be on the bus, but they can sit and talk and pass the time together. Venus and Saturn are Enemies as well, so a conjunct in Pisces, Scorpio, Gemini etc is really bad. In Libra it can be okay, since there's Mutual Reception because Venus receives Saturn by Rulership and Saturn receives Venus by Exaltation, so they might actually help each other.
Anyway, Moon will cut-off the light from Mercury which effectively blocks the Mercury/Jupiter square and you can avoid a conflict, and that's always good.
Aspects are separated at 6' of arc, but there is still some influence up to 1° of separation. A Malefic imparts fear, but a Benefic gives false hope. I suppose the latter is more cruel.
You are probably right here. though could you tell me how you have determined time. I assume you are using the moon in respect to jupiter, and its house placement? I am a little surprised that you think it will be soon. I am also confused that it would end for the same reason, as it will soon no longer exist, unless he was being less than truthfull with me regarding those reasons.
Yes, I am using the Moon. Timing is a little difficult. Unfortunately I was misled by bad advice for a long time and then after going through Bonatti and Lily I realized different timing methods are applied based on the Question, so now I'm going through Zael's
On Times, to sort this stuff out.
It looks to me like it will be early in the year, as in before the end of the first six months, and not later in the year.
The Art of Horary is actually finessing the chart for all the gory sordid details so to speak. I gave you some hints and clues, you're smart, I'm sure you'll figure it out.
