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Summary and Final Test
The example horary we have just considered was by no means 'fun' or trivial. Like all good horary charts it offers clear and direct symbolism, reflecting its relevancy on many levels because the issue underlying the question was a matter of deep concern. The question was not contrived but unfolded itself to scrutiny at a moment when the querent felt compelled to admit her need for guidance. It is to some extent a curiosity because my judgement had no impact. To my recollection, this is the only chart I have cast where the querent later decided not to know what the chart has to say. I sometimes wonder whether I was right or wrong in not persuading the querent to hear the details, and I still don't know where I stand on that. Horary often involves us in ethical and moral minefields for which we must consider all implications and follow our conscience. This will form the basis of a future exploration but for now we'll leave that issue aside and draw the first part of this course to a close.
The course so far has introduced the approach and method of horary, mainly focussing upon the identification of significators, the need to centre the judgement upon the significators, and a detailed review of house meanings. It is hoped that you now have an adequate knowledge of house meanings to reason your significations effectively. The final test, below, gives you an opportunity to assess your knowledge of house signification and check that you are confident in what you have learned.
The form is designed to be printed and completed offline. Answers are available here.
Which house would you use to signify issues relating to:
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God | |
Contracts | |
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Employees | |
Your mother-in-law | |
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Sorrow & misery | |
Benefactors | |
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Bad luck | |
Missing children | |
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Tarot-card readers | |
Telephone calls | |
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Slavery | |
The opposition | |
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The Buyer of your property | |
The cure or medicine for an illness | |
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Diplomats & Ambassadors | |
Rumours | |
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Foreign countries | |
The postal system | |
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Water supply | |
International trade | |
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Newspapers | |
Your feet | |
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Your career | |
Hospitals | |
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Agents | |
Commuting | |
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Magistrates | |
Flowers | |
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Awards | |
Your sister | |
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The government | |
Loss | |
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Parties | |
Hope | |
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Illness | |
The direction north | |
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Your husbands | |
Work & chores | |
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Spies | |
Buried wealth | |
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The garden | |
Marriage | |
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Music | |
Priests | |
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Secrets | |
Your house | |
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Your public image | |
Wills | |
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Authority | |
Asylums | |
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Philosophy | |
Ancestry | |
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Sickness | |
Your Father | |
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The Church | |
Newspapers | |
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Drowning | |
Destination in a journey | |
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Dreams | |
Money | |
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Ambition | |
Health | |
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Games | |
Mining | |
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Your known enemy | |
Foreign Travel | |
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Friends | |
Your car | |
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War | |
Prison | |
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Neighbours | |
Income | |
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Lawyers | |
Thieves | |
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Pregnancy | |
Your wardrobe | |
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Judges | |
The throat | |
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Public Health Service | |
Verbal disagreements | |
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Your mother | |
Your country | |
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Gossip | |
Release from Prison | |
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Your team | |
Self -undoing | |
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Astrology | |
Land | |
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Your watch | |
Your cat | |
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Gambling | |
The Prime Minister | |
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Universities | |
Theatres | |
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© Deborah Houlding
http://www.skyscript.co.uk
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