posted April 08, 2017 07:10 AM            

I've read that vedic uses the 3rd and and the 4th.

I have this strange relationship with fathers of men I've dated. most of them were from families with an absent father and the ones who had a normal relationship with their father and got along well with them, I didn't like their father and felt very jealous toward them!

is that because I have pluto in 4th? it's exactly opposite sun in 10th

posted April 09, 2017 02:01 AM            

for the longest amount of time i've been wondering why I feel like this toward the idea of "father-in-law"..that pluto in 4th might be the culprit

posted April 16, 2017 01:12 PM            

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Originally posted by Kannon McAfee:
It depends on the particular natal chart and whether it is diurnal or nocturnal (sun above or below horizon). But in either case father-in-law is seen in 4th or 10th house.

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my sun is in the 10th, I think it's considered above the horizon?

posted April 16, 2017 03:14 PM            

H10 ... The partner's mother and family.

H9 ... Brothers-/sisters-In-Law

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H1 ... Paternal aunts/uncles
H1 ... Maternal grandFather
H1 ... Paternal grandmother

H3 ... siblings (bro or sis) (esp. the eldest of, first-one)

H4 ... Family background 'in general';
H4 ... "parental influence" in particular.

H6 ... Maternal aunts and uncles.

H7 ... Partners;
H7 ... Also is the Mother's family;
H7 ... (especially, 'maternal' grandmother)

H10 ... The father and all authority figures

H11 ... Partners/spouses of "one's children"
meaning e.g. <7th=Partners; from 5th=children>

Other examples...........

For sister's husband use H9--
7th=partner from the 3rd=sister/siblings>
Count 7 houses from 3rdHouse(asH1)

Your grandchildren, use H9--
9th House = H5 (children; asH1) counting 5 more -- thus, 5th (children) from the 5th---
(The Children's children)

Still new at this!!! Just beginner-Learner here!

ADD---
I like info on Vedic--
however, I've heard it said that they have their own system-interpretations, and it's to be regarded as 'separate' from the Westerns?

But I DO like considering their descriptions.
Adds depth to meanings.

e.g. H4 Vedic is supposed to be 'how you feel'... your emotions?

Vedic systems DO NOT include the outer three-- Uranus, Neptune, Pluto?

In WESTERN this is the Cancer natural house, ruled natural Moon.

You might want to check? Vedic/sidereal planets MAY be lodging in a different House, than with western astrology?

posted April 16, 2017 04:44 PM            

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Originally posted by girlwiththerainysoul:
my sun is in the 10th, I think it's considered above the horizon?

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what about mother-in-law? which house do you think that is?[/QUOTE]

The houses for in-laws are derivative. Partner = 7th, 4th and 10th from that mean essentially the parental in-laws are seen in the reverse houses of your own parents in your natal chart. So with a diurnal chart, that means your father is seen not in the 10th, but in your 4th natal house, mother in 10th. Reverse that for your father-in-law = 10th, mother-in-law = 4th.

Don't be surprised if this does not seem to line up with what you know about them. A large percentage of natal charts are not accurate by degree or even sign when cast according to the recorded official birth time. That throws off the houses in many charts.