What each part of a chart is about
A cast chart places one figure in each of sixteen houses. The first twelve each cover an area of life, and the last four bring the chart together.
Self
The person asking
Wealth
Money and possessions
Siblings
Relatives, short journeys, news
Home
Home, parents, land
Children
Children, pleasure, creative undertakings
Health & Opposition
Wellbeing, hidden opposition, daily work
Marriage
Marriage, partnership, contracts
Transformation
Endings, inheritance, deep change
Religion & Travel
Faith, long journeys, learning
Career
Work, status, public standing
Hopes
Friends, hopes, support
Hidden Matters
Constraints, private sorrows
Right Witness
How the matter is moving
Left Witness
What supports or opposes it
The Judge
The chart’s final answer
The Reconciler
The context behind the Judge
The traditional grouping of the houses gives each part of the chart a name:
That’s where reading begins. How each figure speaks in each house, and how to answer a specific question, is taught in the books.
Cast a free chart to see your own sixteen houses.
The full meanings and methods are in The Master of Geomancy and Kanzul Mikban.