Will she ever have a relationship again 1 by skippy Hi All At last! I have an horary chart that says yes this is a good and a good time to ask the question. Will she ever have a relationship again? The Lord of the hour is Jupiter and Lord of Asc is Mars. Yay! Does sun and moon square with a question like this mean no? Tension would ensue if a relationship were likely to develop in the future. Or if the moon is exalted in Taurus does it lessen the tension between the two? Mercury Conjunct venus in the 8th square jupiter on the 11th would signify a casual encounter of a sexual nature is likely to occur again. Sun conjunct Saturn signify male older and possibly a longer term encounter due to enduring nature of Saturn. The male significator Mars is in a cadent house. So perhaps love interest through a place of learning or travel, Sextile Jupiter on the 11th which suggest something around the public arena. The moon exalted in Taurus is disposited by Venus in the 8th a sexual significator illuminated by the ruler of the 8th in dignity. The moon is trine the mars in Virgo opp Jupiter in his term. The opposition which, according to Lilly, would put two in perfect emnity. Liverpool 1 United Kingdom 08/15/2006 16:17 - Adjust -1.00 ST 12.41 Lat 53.25 Long 2.55 All I'd say yes but no marriages. I tried to put the chart wheel up but it doesn't paste it. Code: Select all[img] [/img] Quote Tue Aug 15, 2006 4:14 pm
2 by yuzuru The Lord of the hour is Jupiter and Lord of Asc is Mars. Yay! I have tried to cast this chart in both Janus and www.astro.com and they both got an ASC of 9 Sagitarius, so an Jupiter lord, so I don?t understand what went wrong. Could you check your data ? Yuzuru Quote Wed Aug 16, 2006 1:09 am
3 by skippy Sorry that should be the lord of the hour is Mars. Mars and Jupiter in Triplicity so the question is worth answering according to Lilly's horary rules. Quote Wed Aug 16, 2006 9:18 am
4 by yuzuru Jupiter and mercury are applying into a square without reception. Moon squares sun so it seens that this isnt a good time But be aware that you can?t really do in horary questions like "will she ever", but maybe for a year or two Yuzuru Quote Wed Aug 16, 2006 1:32 pm
5 by Gunhilde I would agree with Yuzuru. 'Will X *ever*...Y' is a very loaded question and Free Will plays a big role in such issues. Maybe ask this question with a 'will she have another relationship soon' kind of slant; might be more effective and give you a clearer answer... Quote Thu Aug 17, 2006 1:56 am