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crimsoncurrentWhat This Means in Astrology
When interpreting a chart, especially for judgment (like in horary or natal astrology), you don’t just look at where a planet is placed (its house) or what it rules (rulerships). You also need to examine its ASPECTS —the angular relationships it forms with other planets. These aspects can dramatically alter the planet’s expression and influence.
🔍 Your Example: Mars as Significator of the 11th House
Let’s say Mars is the significator of the 11th house (which governs friendships, hopes, and group affiliations). Here's how we interpret its situation:
Conjunction with the Sun and Mercury:
This creates a cluster of energy. Mars (action, drive) is fused with:
Sun: ego, authority, vitality
Mercury: communication, intellect
This could suggest someone who is assertive or even aggressive in social circles, possibly a persuasive speaker or a dominant presence in groups.
However, if Mercury is caught between Mars and the Sun, it may suffer from Paap Kartari Yoga, where its gentle nature is overwhelmed by the malefic influence of Mars and the Sun.
Opposition (likely to another planet or point):
Opposition introduces tension or conflict. Mars opposing another planet could mean the person struggles to balance their assertiveness with another area of life.
For example, if Mars opposes Saturn, it might suggest frustration or delays in achieving social goals. If it opposes the Moon, emotional volatility could impact friendships.
🧠 TL;DR: What You Should Take Away
Don’t judge a planet solely by its house and rulerships—its aspects can completely reshape its influence.
In your example, Mars conjunct Sun and Mercury suggests a fiery, communicative personality in social settings, but oppositions may introduce internal or external conflict.
Always consider the full planetary context to get a richer, more accurate interpretation.
we need the
zodiacal degrees of the significators related to marriage, which are:
1. The cusp of the 7th house.
2. The lord of the 7th house.
3. Venus.
4. The Lot of marriage and its lord.
5. The first triplicity lord of the 7th house.
If the victor over these significators are harmoniously config-
ured with the lord of the Ascendant, then the native has a
harmonious marriage—whereas their incompatibility indicates a
negative course of marriage. If these significators (or the strongest
one of them) is in angular or succeedent houses, if they are not in
contact with the malefics, not burned, retrograde, or in cadent
houses, and if they are in contact with the lord of the Ascendant,
When interpreting a chart, especially for judgment (like in horary or natal astrology), you don’t just look at where a planet is placed (its house) or what it rules (rulerships). You also need to examine its ASPECTS —the angular relationships it forms with other planets. These aspects can dramatically alter the planet’s expression and influence.
🔍 Your Example: Mars as Significator of the 11th House
Let’s say Mars is the significator of the 11th house (which governs friendships, hopes, and group affiliations). Here's how we interpret its situation:
Conjunction with the Sun and Mercury:
This creates a cluster of energy. Mars (action, drive) is fused with:
Sun: ego, authority, vitality
Mercury: communication, intellect
This could suggest someone who is assertive or even aggressive in social circles, possibly a persuasive speaker or a dominant presence in groups.
However, if Mercury is caught between Mars and the Sun, it may suffer from Paap Kartari Yoga, where its gentle nature is overwhelmed by the malefic influence of Mars and the Sun.
Opposition (likely to another planet or point):
Opposition introduces tension or conflict. Mars opposing another planet could mean the person struggles to balance their assertiveness with another area of life.
For example, if Mars opposes Saturn, it might suggest frustration or delays in achieving social goals. If it opposes the Moon, emotional volatility could impact friendships.
🧠 TL;DR: What You Should Take Away
Don’t judge a planet solely by its house and rulerships—its aspects can completely reshape its influence.
In your example, Mars conjunct Sun and Mercury suggests a fiery, communicative personality in social settings, but oppositions may introduce internal or external conflict.
Always consider the full planetary context to get a richer, more accurate interpretation.
we need the
zodiacal degrees of the significators related to marriage, which are:
1. The cusp of the 7th house.
2. The lord of the 7th house.
3. Venus.
4. The Lot of marriage and its lord.
5. The first triplicity lord of the 7th house.
If the victor over these significators are harmoniously config-
ured with the lord of the Ascendant, then the native has a
harmonious marriage—whereas their incompatibility indicates a
negative course of marriage. If these significators (or the strongest
one of them) is in angular or succeedent houses, if they are not in
contact with the malefics, not burned, retrograde, or in cadent
houses, and if they are in contact with the lord of the Ascendant,