Oh wow! That's 101 stuff!!! I cant believe anyone would teach otherwise!!

@@Adam-Elenbaas A lot. From astro bloggers to astro book authors. I really want to face palm reading it. And many still use Uranus to Pluto. I guess they just invent their own rules regardless of ancient rules.

​@@jomontanee interesting! I've never heard an experienced astrologer say they only cast a chart for the querants location, (except for twice today).. and I literally know a few hundred professional astrologers. (I am a conference corrdinator) The first time this came up today was while reading a book from 1998 on Horary that a client gave me. The author postulated to use the midpoint between the astrologer and the querant, based on their corrdinates. I was taking a horary course from a well known classical astrologer and asked her about Neptune and Pluto. Her relply was: "They are there, they just do not have dignity" -- hope this helps you! 💫💫

You: will i be rich? Horary: Anyone can dream, dude!

You can use the outer planets, as well. I sometimes include them, yes. Sometimes the natal chart can be relevant, though it's usually not necessary. :) Thanks for watching!!

I struggle with the outer planets because 6 months ago I had an accident in which I fell and broke my shoulder and a Mars Uranus Quincux happened at that time..same aspect when Christopher Reeves had his accident.... so I wonder if there is an validity to the outer planets or could it have been that Saturn was teaching me a lesson since it replaced Uranus in Modern astrology.... just curious... thanks for any feedback

@@susanw2872 there is probably a simpler explanation than a quincunx. It's my opinion that a whole lot of modern astrology makes things far more complicated than they need to be. Just my opinion!

thanks!

@@Adam-Elenbaas Totally agree with you. The Moderns complicate things too much. Not only quincunx but 12 harmonics etc. Too may aspects too many clutters.

Mercury is separating from a sextile to Mars, no conjunction coming...so the opportunity has passed. Jupiter thus represents someone else that the Job, Mercury, is going to. These are all part of the technical rules of horary. Come study them. You'll love it! :) Its an amazing form of astrology, and very old!!

Thank you🙏🏼

10th would be an employer. The 6th is the pace of hired workers employed by the native.

@@Adam-Elenbaas Ah yes of course. Thank you

@@Adam-Elenbaas can the horary astrology correctly predict if a person will become a millionaire?

Interesting :)

@@astroflyinsights im sure ud know. Takfiri by day, astrology by night LOL

I hear you. I see astrology as a form of divination, and so I believe that one becomes entrained to their teacher and to the methods they use in order to become a successful judge of charts. In my experience, there isn't just one correct approach to horary or judging a chart. However, it's important to separate static from signal if one is going to become an accurate horary reader, and for me, this involves finding the teachers and right methods and then sticking to them. That doesn't mean that these craft points you bring up aren't worthy of debate, but I really don't think there is one perfect horary method or set of rules. So, because I've studied with Frawley I simply use his rules and methods, along with those points from Lily that he has emphasized because I have found it most simple, effective, and eloquent. I've also taken several other horary courses, so it's not as though I am unfamiliar with the variety of craft point that exist out there and that I haven't thought through them. I've just landed on the Frawley station, you might say (along with a few other subtler influences). :) My advice to you, if you want any, would be not to let all these debates get in your head but to find the teachers or practitioners whose judgments you find to be very moving...tune into them and then the methods in some ways fall into place and the debates about them become less distracting. This is just my opinion, obviously. Thanks for your comments!

It's the ancient rule of Horary.

Time, date question is asked...location of the astrologer

@@Adam-Elenbaas thank you.