In horary astrology, Saturn being in the 7th house; a warning about the astrologer's risk of error and the chart's reliability.
In horary astrology, the significators forming an aspect with each other to bring the matter to completion.
In horary astrology, antiscia points revealing hidden connections and invisible effects.
Evaluation of romantic relationship questions through horary astrology methods; 1st and 7th house analysis.
Guido Bonatti's 146 horary astrology evaluation rules in Liber Astronomiae.
A horary astrology technique that treats the house representing a person or topic as the first house and reassigns the meanings of the other houses.
In horary astrology, the Ascendant being between 0°-3° or 27°-30°; an indicator questioning the chart's radicality.
The technique of interpreting one house from the perspectiand of another; for example, the 9th house is the 3rd house from the 7th (the spouse's sibling).
A third planet preventing the conjunction of two significators; the matter being spoiled by outside interference.
The evaluation of house buying, renting and real estate questions through horary astrology methods.
A list of specific conditions questioning the validity or reliability of a horary chart; not absolute rules but caution signals.
The resolution of a matter through a third planet carrying light as an intermediary between two significators.
A slow planet bringing the matter to resolution by receiving aspects from two significators.
A significator concluding the question by pushing its nature or power toward another significator.
Evaluation of business and career questions through the horary astrology method; analysis of the 10th and 6th houses.
In horary astrology, a positive conclusion of the matter through the conjunction of significators.
A technique for determining whether lost items can be found and their location through the horary astrology method.
The numerical scoring system used by William Lilly to measure planetary power in horary astrology.
The contributions of 8th-century astrologer Masha'allah ibn Athari to horary astrology.
Finansal sorular for horary astrology rules; 2. ev, 8. ev and rulersn evaluation.
The evaluation of whether a horary astrology chart truly reflects the question asked.
A horary astrology chart that carries the validity of the question asked, of judgeable quality.
The interpretation of fixed stars being close to significators or the Ascendant in horary astrology.
Evaluation of health questions through the horary astrology method; the course of illness and probability of recovery.
The central role of 9th-century Jewish-Islamic astrologer Sahl in the horary astrology tradition.
Evaluation of journey and travel questions through the horary astrology method; safety and success.
The person asking the question in horary astrology; represented by the 1st house and its ruler.
The branch of astrology seeking answers from a chart cast for the moment a specific question is asked; the most practical application of the classical tradition.
Advanced techniques used in horary astrology for the course of illness, probability of recovery and treatment timing.
Analysis of theft cases in horary astrology: the identity of the thief, the return of the stolen item and directional determination.
Advanced techniques and house analysis used in horary astrology for locating lost or stolen items.
Timing techniques used in horary astrology for determining when events will occur.
In horary astrology, the meaning of a significator being retrograde: stepping back, giving up or delay.
Dignity-based reception/rejection relationship between significators in horary astrology; determines the quality of the outcome.
The person or matter that is the subject of the question in horary astrology; represented by the house and ruler determined according to the question.
In horary astrology, when two significators form an exact aspect or connect through another mechanism; indicates a positive outcome to the question.
In horary astrology, when the Moon is located on the 'burnt way' between 15° Libra and 15° Scorpio; a negative indicator.
William Lilly, founder of the British astrological tradition, and his 1647 masterwork.
In horary astrology, the condition of the significator being combust; indicates that the querent or quesited is powerless and under pressure.
When a third planet intervenes before two planets complete their aspect, blocking the connection.
In horary astrology, determining when an event will occur, using timing rules.