cosmicdolphin wrote:Johannes

I am looking for it ... see if you can find it ... it was something along the lines will I get a job ....

If i could remember when Deb came to SF that would help on dates.

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Hi all! I wish to ask a question about prohibition.
In the chart, the Sun is the querent, Venus the quesited. There is an applying aspect in about 3 degrees. The Moon first opposes Jupiter and after it enters the next sign it applies to Sun just before it conjoins Venus. I wonder if the Moon can prohibit a matter in the next sign, say at about the 3rd degree.

Tanit3333 wrote: Fri Mar 21, 2025 11:04 pm

Hi all! I wish to ask a question about prohibition.
In the chart, the Sun is the querent, Venus the quesited. There is an applying aspect in about 3 degrees. The Moon first opposes Jupiter and after it enters the next sign it applies to Sun just before it conjoins Venus. I wonder if the Moon can prohibit a matter in the next sign, say at about the 3rd degree.

Most astrologers are not going to look at what the Moon is doing a good 16 degrees away in a different sign. Moon applying to oppose Jupiter in Gemini has to additionally get through a square to Saturn way before it enters Capricorn and squares Sun in Aries. The aspect isn't within orb or relevant. Yes, it does aspect the Sun before Venus, but horary doesn't typically look at aspects far away in other signs. You could spend all day looking at aspects the Moon will eventually make. Horary cares first and foremost about aspects within orb of influence. The Jupiter opp is still going to be significant around your question and shouldn't be ignored just because it isn't the quesited. For example, it might warn of of being impulsive or overdoing something, embarrassment, etc. I never ignore what the Moon is doing, particularly if it is within orb of a square to Saturn as well. Moon-Saturn squares can be painful. It is often about feeling unworthy of something, feelings of isolation, rejection, loneliness, or being overly focused on earthly matters in order to prove your worth. An example is seeking a partnership with someone who doesn't express interest because if you win them over then you prove you deserve to be loved, or being ambitious because you think if you make yourself be important then you will finally feel that way about yourself.

The bigger issue would be the quesited is damaged in some way: retro, detriment and severely combust. This is about as debilitated as a planet can get. They would be powerless to effect much within the question. That is, they would be unlikely to act in ways wanted around the question. The exception to powerlessness would be if they are angular. Then they would have power but would behave in negative ways (relating to the behavior of a debilitated Venus). The symbolism of Venus would also be key around the matter. Venus would be surrendering to the Sun, in essence, via their synodic cycle. This is the conclusion of a 19-month cycle, which can tie into something that has been an on-going issue that is coming to a conclusion or is reaching some sort of culmination or turning point.

Tanit3333 wrote: Fri Mar 21, 2025 11:04 pm

Hi all! I wish to ask a question about prohibition.
In the chart, the Sun is the querent, Venus the quesited. There is an applying aspect in about 3 degrees. The Moon first opposes Jupiter and after it enters the next sign it applies to Sun just before it conjoins Venus. I wonder if the Moon can prohibit a matter in the next sign, say at about the 3rd degree.

Most astrologers are not going to look at what the Moon is doing a good 16 degrees away in a different sign. Moon applying to oppose Jupiter in Gemini has to additionally get through a square to Saturn way before it enters Capricorn and squares Sun in Aries. The aspect isn't within orb or relevant. Yes, it does aspect the Sun before Venus, but horary doesn't typically look at aspects far away in other signs. You could spend all day looking at aspects the Moon will eventually make. Horary cares first and foremost about aspects within orb of influence. The Jupiter opp is still going to be significant around your question and shouldn't be ignored just because it isn't the quesited. For example, it might warn of of being impulsive or overdoing something, embarrassment, etc. I never ignore what the Moon is doing, particularly if it is within orb of a square to Saturn as well. Moon-Saturn squares can be painful. It is often about feeling unworthy of something, feelings of isolation, rejection, loneliness, or being overly focused on earthly matters in order to prove your worth. An example is seeking a partnership with someone who doesn't express interest because if you win them over then you prove you deserve to be loved, or being ambitious because you think if you make yourself be important then you will finally feel that way about yourself.

The bigger issue would be the quesited is damaged in some way: retro, detriment and severely combust. This is about as debilitated as a planet can get. They would be powerless to effect much within the question. That is, they would be unlikely to act in ways wanted around the question. The exception to powerlessness would be if they are angular. Then they would have power but would behave in negative ways (relating to the behavior of a debilitated Venus). The symbolism of Venus would also be key around the matter. Venus would be surrendering to the Sun, in essence, via their synodic cycle. This is the conclusion of a 19-month cycle, which can tie into something that has been an on-going issue that is coming to a conclusion or is reaching some sort of culmination or turning point.