Which houses when there is more than one small animal? 1 by amandaW One of my neighbour's chicken's was found dead in my pond last week. My neighbour suspects my cats- I don't really think so as they usually give the chickens a wide berth. But this chicken was very new so it is not impossible. I asked the question then realised I needed to choose a different house for the cat and the chicken. Assuming I put the cat in 6th, where should I locate the chicken? (in the chart obviously, as it is very clearly in the pond in the real world!) Or is there a better way of phrasing the question to avoid the problem? "The universe is full of magical things, patiently waiting for our wits to grow sharper" Eden Phillpotts Quote Tue May 16, 2017 2:58 pm
2 by SteveGus You might use the eleventh house, as sixth from the sixth house, to represent the prey (known enemy) of the cat. Or you coiuld reframe the question so it's actually about you and your neighbor rather than the animals. Le grand crier sans honte audacieux / Sera esleu gouverneur de l'armee. La hardiesse de son contentieux / Le pont rompu, cit? de peur pasmee. - Nostradamus, Centuries 3:81 Quote Tue May 16, 2017 4:10 pm
3 by felipeastrologo Take The 6th house ruler for one animal and a natural ruler for the other. Saturn for cats, for example. We have to see the chart in cases like this in order to let the chart guide us. Those two planets will be in meaningful positions. -- Felipe Oliveira http://traditionalmedicalastrology.org http://medicalastrologer.net Quote Tue May 16, 2017 5:20 pm
4 by johannes susato Your cat is signified by the radical sixth. The neighbour is signified by the radical third, and his chicken is his sixth, in other words the sixth from the third, i.e. the radical eighth is the house of the neighbour's chicken. Quote Thu May 18, 2017 7:51 pm
5 by Tanit3333 Besides the advice given about significator assignment, I agree that natural significators can help point in the right direction. As mentioned, Saturn is for cats and I would expect Mercury for a winged creature (correct me if I am wrong). Often horary will also give physical characteristics of the creature, such as Saturn in Scorpio indicating a black cat (or the house ruler for the animal will help describe it), which can help you feel better about signicators. I am definitely an animal lover and ask a lot of questions about them and they are usually described well by the signicators, just like a human. For example, a feisty cat could be Mars. Quote Sat Jul 15, 2017 9:25 pm