job horary 1 by sulme I was wondering, say in a job horary, if the moon is aspecting the job significator with favourable reception, whereas the AC significator is separating from the job significator with a challenging aspect and bad reception, does it mean that you are not getting the job? Quote Tue Jul 02, 2013 7:53 am
2 by cor scorpii Why don't you post the chart? Goran http://7heavenastrology.wordpress.com http://klasicnaastrologija.wordpress.com Quote Tue Jul 02, 2013 8:35 am
3 by sulme i would..... but when I was erecting the horary i was sort of in a rush and didnt make up a solid question.. i am myself a bit unsure what i asked.. so i thought the chart might not be as reliable.. but still ive seen a few charts of similar pattern where significators of AS and of the house i am inquring of are in a tough aspect with bad reception, while co-significators(such as the moon, or venus/mars in relationship horary) are in a favourable aspect or somewhat more positive.. or vice versa. so my question is say if the moon, the general significator of the querent, is approroaching to the questied significator in a favourable aspect with good reception, then even if there is no aspect between the AC lord and the questied lord, does it indicate YES to the question? or does it mean something else? Quote Tue Jul 02, 2013 9:13 am
Re: job horary 4 by johannes susato sulme wrote:I was wondering, say in a job horary, if the moon is aspecting the job significator with favourable reception, whereas the AC significator is separating from the job significator with a challenging aspect and bad reception, does it mean that you are not getting the job? As the Moon is the cosignificator of the querent, the querent would get the job - theoretically (as your question is). But if you think of a concrete question, it would be better if you could give the chart as already has been sggested. To the best of my knowledge really all authors of classical astrology define reception as a planet's being in the DIGNITIES of a second planet. Thus a receoption never can be bad. J. Frawley's (he is the only author dissenting) opinion wants of giving any foundation. Quote Tue Jul 02, 2013 9:15 am
5 by johannes susato sulme wrote:i would..... but when I was erecting the horary i was sort of in a rush and didnt make up a solid question.. i am myself a bit unsure what i asked.. so i thought the chart might not be as reliable.. . . . but surely be reliable enough to illustrate your initial (abstract!) question . . . Quote Tue Jul 02, 2013 9:55 am
6 by sulme okay, here is the chart: but really... it was only asking about a part time job, and I just got the job anyway ahahaha Im not sure what exactly I asked.. because I was sort of in panic but I think i asked <hows>, and soon after I realised I didnt even get the job yet so I changed the question to <will> ...after the chart was erected so i cant guarantee the chart is radical.. i know me saturn seems to be in agony, as its retrograde and via combusta- as I said, I was in panic when I erected the chart. Because i recently purchased an item, but when I checked my bank account today I realised I somehow bought three of them and it made me broke - and my bank balance went negative, so i started panicking:P i am a s;tudent and I have no money to fill it up, so i had get a part-time. saturn and venus are separating from a square. saturn is venus' detriment, venus in saturns detriment. already it indicates a negative sign - but as long as I got the job for the time being, I think it is better to say the workplace will not be as pleasant, rather than to say I wont get the job(because I already got it. the moon is also in square aspect with venus, but it is a applying aspect and the moon exalts in Taurus, where venus rules. ..this is not exactly the case I was mentioning in my earlier post, but anyway. another questions arises: my significators are in opposition to each other - saturn ans the moon. what would this mean? THank you Quote Tue Jul 02, 2013 11:04 am
Re: job horary 7 by sulme johannes susato wrote:sulme wrote: To the best of my knowledge really all authors of classical astrology define reception as a planet's being in the DIGNITIES of a second planet. Thus a receoption never can be bad. J. Frawley's (he is the only author dissenting) opinion wants of giving any foundation. you are right. i made a mistake here (as I always do, im only a beginner xD) I meant these both planets are in where each others planet is essentially debiliated. Quote Tue Jul 02, 2013 11:17 am
8 by johannes susato Thanks for the chart, sulme. Knowing that this is no "real" horary question in my opinion the result of getting the job is not the (really not promising) applying opposition of the Moon to Venus, but the fact that the Moon, received by Venus in her house, triplicity and term, is just translating the light of and from Saturn (you) to Venus and thus connecting the main significators of the question. Quote Tue Jul 02, 2013 11:44 am
9 by johannes susato By its ruler of the hour your "question" is much more radical than mny others! Had it been a horary, in 8 units, i.e. 8 weeks probably and perhaps a little earlier, there could be some problems when the Moon arrives at the dragon's tail, but in her exaltation the Moon is very strong. Quote Tue Jul 02, 2013 12:13 pm
10 by sulme But I wouldnt trust what this chart program says this a day ruler.. because it is normally different to the actual day ruler ::P I didnt notice the tranalsation of light. also, regarding to your comment on the dragon tail in 8 weeks of time - I assume it could be the date when I quit the job. Because for the time being I am only taking this job for about 2 weeks, but as the former worker had gone back to her own country and not sure when to come back, I might have to work until she comes back. Quote Wed Jul 03, 2013 2:32 am
11 by johannes susato sulme wrote:But I wouldnt trust what this chart program says this a day ruler.. because it is normally different to the actual day ruler ::P I didnt notice the tranalsation of light. also, regarding to your comment on the dragon tail in 8 weeks of time - I assume it could be the date when I quit the job. Because for the time being I am only taking this job for about 2 weeks, but as the former worker had gone back to her own country and not sure when to come back, I might have to work until she comes back. As the lord of the hour is changing, 6 different lords during the day, and 6 different lords during the night, lords of the day and lords of the hour differ more often than that they are the same. So I feel you could trust the morinus (?) software. The translation of light was indeed a nice testimony more - if only you had stuck to this "example" question. The same as to the time: example only, but possibly mirroring reality perfectly. Lets say 6 weeks about . . . ? Quote Wed Jul 03, 2013 7:51 am
12 by sulme .... I worked for one night, then suddenly the former worker has come back so I cannot work there anymore but I am going for another job interview tomorrow.. I wonder if this horary covers this case as well? Quote Thu Jul 04, 2013 9:52 am