posted June 30, 2013 03:04 AM            

Here's a quick run-down from this site:
http://www.chrisbrennanastrologer.com/astrological-consultations/horary-astrology- questions/

Rules for Asking Horary Questions:

There are a few important rules to keep in mind when asking a horary question. These rules are designed to help inform you about the types of questions that can be answered with horary, as well as how a question should be formulated when you pose it.

The question must be about whether a specific event will or will not occur in the future.

The question must be phrased in such a way that it can be answered with a “yes” or a “no” response.

It has to be an important, and somewhat pressing or urgent question.

The question must be personally relevant to the one who is asking it.

Do not ask questions about what you “should” do, but only about what “will” happen.

Only one question at a time.

The question can only be asked once.

Topics That Can be Addressed with Horary:

The best horary questions are those that are clearly associated with a topic that corresponds with one of the 12 houses of an astrological chart. The houses are sectors in a chart that are used by astrologers in order to designate topics or areas of life.

What follows is a list of the 12 houses and some of the topics that are associated with each house, in order to give you an idea of what types of questions can be answered through horary.

1st house: life, body, health, vitality.

2nd house: finances, money, possessions, material objects, things that the querent owns in general.

3rd house: siblings, short distance travel, one’s neighborhood, early education.

4th house: the home, parents, family, living situation.

5th house: children, pregnancy, sex.

6th house: illness, injuries, work, one’s job, service to others, subordinates.

7th house: relationships, marriage, partnerships, other people in general.

8th house: death, the money or possessions of other people, inheritance, benefits from death.

9th house: travel, foreign countries, foreigners, higher education, schooling.

10th house: career, social standing, reputation, superiors.

11th house: friends, groups, social movements, alliances.

12th house: loss, enemies, jail, confinement, long term ailments and sickness.