posted March 06, 2015 08:13 PM            

I am still very new in horary, these days I am fascinated by it because I have found good readings really tell the true stories. I am trying to learn it(Thanks a million for those who have helped me to read the charts.)

posted March 07, 2015 02:00 AM            

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Originally posted by mollywu:
Hi Guys,

I am still very new in horary, these days I am fascinated by it because I have found good readings really tell the true stories. I am trying to learn it(Thanks a million for those who have helped me to read the charts.)

I have some questions and don't know what they mean. Anyone here doing me a favor would be much appreciated.
1. Querent and/or quesited¡¯s significator house are/is intercepted.
2. In a relationship horary, the Querent's significator or the co-significator, Moon, is in 2th/6th/8th/12th house.
3. Significator is applying oppose/conjunct South Node, bad luck?
4. In a relationship chart, if the quesited is quite old, like in 40¡¯s-50's or more, do we use Sun or Saturn for co-significator if the first co-significator isn¡¯t Sun/Saturn.
5. On www.astrowin.org, I have found critical degree and fateful degrees sometimes. For example. I have found in a relationship chart, the quesisted¡¯s significator, Mercury, is on critical degree. And in a health horary, Mars, one significator is on fateful degrees(Mar¡¯s is applying conjunct South Node, in about 1 degree, which made me very worried.)

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1. I often find interceptions representing an internal or subconscious part of the person/concept. This has come from my own experiences reading, not from instruction. Consider this as well: "The affairs of an intercepted House are generally complicated, and the planets therein are of more than average importance."

2. The moon is often looked at as the querent's secondary significator, but is often overlooked as being the significator of the situation as a whole. Where the moon lands seeks to explain the situation as a whole and shows the mindset of the querent, or the true nature of the question.

3. South Node can reveal fate, a past life connection to the question/event, or it is said to sometimes lessen the strength of a planet it touches.

4. Well, if you are just beginning at horary, don't worry so much about the co-significators as they will just put too much on your plate. Most of the co-significators 'may' be used to represent. It doesn't mean they will represent each and every time - so it might be wiser at this stage to use them to verify your answer, especially where you have to weigh the balance of positive and negative factors.

posted March 07, 2015 09:12 PM            

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Originally posted by appleberry:
[B]Well, some of the questions are specific and I don't think there is an answer, given that each chart should be read as a whole and every question is slightly different giving slightly different readings to the same positions you might see from one chart to the next. Everything you see in a chart becomes a symbol of something in reality - that's why it's important to know as much about the situation you are reading for as you can. But, I will try to help with some general answers so you have a starting point to work with. .................

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Lots of thanks, appleberry.