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I'm glad the experts agree :D because this is what I've been doing for a while i.e. using the 7th house to signify the "other" in relationship horaries, including friends. I would only use the 11th House for a not-too-intimate social acquaintance (maybe). However, even then, I would also w...

Hi Alanna, The 6th house has dominion over all those things that cause trouble, strife and vexation to the body, so this seems like the logical choice to me. ==== Pete That was always my understanding too. 6th House rules vermin and pests and such like, things that cause us vexation and trouble. In...

As a footnote, I should add that every person involved in this appeal was extremely cooperative. there were no adversarial machinations whatsoever. everybody agreed with everybody! it was almost absurd. this can be seen in the chart. there is a form of reception between every player involved. note t...

This is what I couldn't work out. It all makes sense now that you have said all of this. To me the Crown seemed to be helping rather than hindering. .... But I couldn't quite work out why it seemed that the opposition would be so predisposed to helping the appellant. ... I wonder if the strong rece...

The distinction I made between "prisoner" and "appellant" is really just a theory I came up with whilst analysing this chart - it seemed to make good sense. However, I'm not sure how much support there is for such an approach in tradition (although of course using the First House...

I've had another look at the chart and I now think that the 12th House significator (Saturn) describes this man's status as prisoner whereas the First House ruler reflects him in his position as appellant . Saturn is placed in the 6th House. Saturn rules "Old Men." This man was in his seve...

Hi kurgal, Would I be correct in assuming that there is no jury for this appeal? And the prisoner is taking the crown to court? I would almost be tempted to use the 12th house for the prisoner, particularly given that using the 1st house would give the prisoner and the judge the same significator. ...

event chart (legal)

Okay, for anyone who wants to tackle an event chart where the answer is already known, this was an appeal by a prisoner against his sentence (not his conviction). It was argued that the sentence was manifestly excessive and erroneous in law. Data: 29 September 2005, at 3:45 pm NZST (GMT+12), Aucklan...

The simplest thing for them to do is nothing. Just continue with what they've been doing with Pluto. Yet a lot of them are behaving as though Pluto used to work now it doesn't or maybe the entire astrological structure needs to be re-thought. Astrologers should set their own terms, not be guided by...

Thanks Sue. I'll be making an effort to post a bit more again. I also need to make more of an effort in learning more about traditional techniques. I've been lazy. It's good to keep pushing the boundaries - it's so easy just to keep falling back on a few tried and trusted astrological techniques. I ...

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