The Titanic left in its maiden voyage on April 10, 1912, 12:15 pm GMT, Southampton, England. The Moon (co-ruler of the querent) applies to Pluto, MC and Mars by sextile and ensures a positive outcome. But what makes this horary special is that Mars is in tight conjunction with Spica, indicating a very successful business. Venus (art, decorations) is also in mutual reception with Mars (fire, melted glass).

The son, asking the question is represented by Jupiter and the Moon, and the stained glass business by Venus, ruler of the 10th house and the co-rulers Mars and Pluto, which are in the 10th house.Īs Louis points out in his book, although the business significators, Venus and Mars are in Via Combusta (the Burned Way, the Fiery Way), this is just descriptive for the nature of this business (stained glass industry). This horary chart comes from Anthony Louis' book 'Horary Astrology: Plain and Simple' who delineates a horary question asked by the son of another horary astrologer, Joan McEvers. Should we buy the stained glass business?

Astrological charts with proeminent Spica Spica is traditionally considered as an oasis of good fortune in the otherwise parched path (Via Combusta) from 15 degrees Libra to 15 degrees Scorpio. Lilly consideres a planet's conjunction with Spica to be an accidental fortitude and gives it 5 points. It gives success, renown, riches, a sweet disposition, love of art and science, unscrupulousness, unfruitfulness and injustice to innocence. Influence: According to Ptolemy it is of the nature of Venus and Mars and, to Alvidas, of Venus, Jupiter and Mercury. Spica (the Virgin's Spike) is the brightest star in the constellation Virgo and thus is also known as alpha Virginis. Right now: Moon at 4☀8' Gemini, Sun at 25☀1' Gemini Spica in Horary Astrology Theory and Practice

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