query:saturn ascendant in diurnal horay chart

rocme

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I cast a horay chart at 4.39pm making it a diurnal chart;however I got capricorn/saturn ruler.I know that saturn is masculine
(I'm a woman) so do I still use it along with the moon ? Also what happens if the quesited
(7th house relationship question) is cancer/moon.How can we both have the moon as significators :confused:
 
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I cast a horay chart at 4.39pm making it a diurnal chart;however I got capricorn/saturn ruler.I know that saturn is masculine
(I'm a woman) so do I still use it along with the moon ? Also what happens if the quesited
(7th house relationship question) is cancer/moon.How can we both have the moon as significators :confused:

Firstly you need to 'make' a chart with the question in your head and post in Horary GLounge

For help on how to do this, go here. There is an option in Extended chart selection to ‘anonymised drawing (without name)’ box http://www.astrologyweekly.com/forum/showthread.php?t=12126

Have you read the 'welcome sticky' at the top of this forum? It has some great explanations, links etc and also has links to forum rules & regs...At the top of every forum of lots of ‘sticky’ which explain matters in that forum, guidelines, tips and forum rules

There are broadly speaking two main branches Astrologers fall into, Horary and natal Astrologers (but if you look at main index you will see lots more, like vocational, electional, mundane etc) will look at questions throughout different forums using techniques like Secondary Progressions, Solar Arcs, Transits, Solar returns, which can take years of studying, research and practise, but if you are truly interested, dive in, you’ll get lots of support, help and advice.

There are all types of Astrologers use this forum but mainly fall into Traditional & Western Astrology, the differences are explained here
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Western_astrology
http://www.astrolozy.com/article19.asp

Traditional astrologers mainly answer Horary questions but lots others also and different rules apply than from natal.

Anyone can ask a horary question. You do not need a birth time to use this method of astrological enquiry. What you do need is the exact time the question was clearly worded in your mind. An experienced horarist can, using the time you have asked the question and the place from which it was asked, explore a particular matter in great detail.

Horary astrology can be used to enquire about health, marriage, love affairs, work matters, travel, relocation and many other matters that affect our daily lives. It can be used to find lost things, people, pets, and many other subjects. Try not to attempt horary without first acquiring a sound knowledge of Natal chart basics though.


Horary astrology learning links
http://www.astrologyweekly.com/forum/showthread.php?t=12782
http://www.antiquus-astrology.com/Chap2-5.html
http://www.renaissanceastrology.com/traditionalastrology.html
http://mithras93.tripod.com/lessons/lesson1/lesson1.html
 

starlink

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Rocme, I moved the thread to the Greenhorns HORARY board. You posted it in the normal Greenhorns.:)

Just for your info.
Starlink
 

starlink

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Rocme, a diurnal or nocturnal chart are important when we look at the rulerships of the triplicities. Some planets ruler a triplicity by day, others by night and Mars for instance rules the Water triplicity by night and day when in Pisces.

It does not matter if you are a man or a woman. You are what the ruler of your Ascendant shows. If it is Saturn, you are Saturn, if it is Mars, you are Mars, also when in real life you are a woman. It shows more the nature of the person than the gender. Moon for instance always co-rules the Ascendant, also if the querent is a man. It does not matter that Moon is feminin.

Also what happens if the quesited
(7th house relationship question) is cancer/moon.How can we both have the moon as significators :confused:
Very good question. In this case, the Ascendant is only ruled by the ruler of the sign on the Ascendant and not anymore by the Moon.

Another similar problem. Should Asc. and Quisited (lets say a child or an object) be ruled by the same planet as the one ruling the Ascendant (like Mercury on Asc. and Gemini on the cusp of the quisited) then you take the Moon only for yourself and give Mercury to the quisited, OR you can juggle a bit which is more an intuitive thing. When we have a feminin child, we could also take Venus for that child and Mars for a young male child. But I usually keep the Moon for the Quisitor and give the other planet to the quisited.
 
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