Moon is significator of 2 of the 3 parties. 1 by AquarianEssence I've been studying horary interpretation for about a year now and haven?t found this question answered clearly. On more that one occasion in charts I?ve cast Capricorn is rising with Saturn representing the querent and Moon as co-significator. Moon also rules the 7th. These charts have all been clearly radical also. How is Moon interpreted when she represents both parties? This would be especially important in cases where the 7th has set themselves up in opposition rather than cooperation with the 1st. http://www.aquarianessence.com Quote Fri Nov 10, 2006 7:20 pm
2 by Sue Hi AquarianEssence, This is not a problem at all. In this case, the quesitied, or the thing being asked about, would have priority over the Moon. While the Moon is often seen as the co-significator of the querent, it is not always so. Sometimes the Moon belongs somewhere else and it will not always be immediately obvious when you first look at the chart. But if the Moon is ruler of the house being asked about it will always get priority. Quote Fri Nov 10, 2006 9:50 pm
3 by AquarianEssence Ok, Thanks Sue. I didn't realize that. I did notice though, that the one person fit the role of both significators and wondered if that was the answer. The chart would have been easier to read that way. Well, off to ponder Connie http://www.aquarianessence.com Quote Fri Nov 10, 2006 11:54 pm