Okay after going through 11 pages of horary questions I found 6 that I moved ot the top of the list. 5 solved, one not. I put the one not solved to the top because there is a good discussion on indications of NOT finding an item in the topic.

In Anycase I was thinking that those questions would make a good article or short compendium of solved lost article horaries, I was wondering if there is a way we could make them be together in one place for reference?

Granny

Hi Granny,

I don?t have an easy way to keep these horaries separate. Probably the best idea is to include links to the horaries in this post, which can be updated as new ones are added to the forum.

Missing diamond ring

where is the missing file?

Lost Glasses

Where is my booklet?

Where is my library book?

The tale of the missing ?20 note

I dont know about others, but this has prompted me to start a notebook of charts with solutions. I printed a chart from AStro.com, then condensed what I thought was the pertinent discussion from easch of these items and put it in a 3 ring binder for reference. , sometimes the Printed word is more useful than the electronic one. not always, but sometimes. Why didn't I think of this sooner?

the links on this topic are great as well! thanks a bunch Deb

That sounds like a great idea Granny. It is a wonderful way of learning the intricacies of lost object horaries. If you are going to be spending some time on this I would be interested in your opinion at some stage of what you think is the most useful feature of the chart. For example, is it direction, is it the symbolism of the ruler of the 2nd house, the symbolism of the sign, the relationship between the 2nd house ruler and the querent, etc. It is most likely that a combination of these factors will come to make up the solution but it got me thinking when Deb said that direction is not always that reliable. I am wondering if there is one factor that is more reliable than another or whether it really depends on the individual chart.