The Equinox (Volume I, Number I)

THE EQUINOX the Judge, noting what figure results and whether it har- monises with one or both by nature (pp. 158, 159). Now con- sider all you have written, and according to the balance of Good and Evil, form your final judgment. Consider also always in money questions where the part of Fortune falls. Take, e.g., the figure on p. 144, and form a judgment for loss of money in business therefrom. Tables of Witnesses and Judge say: Moderate. In 2ndis :. Evil, showing obstacle, delay. Part of Fortune @ is in Asc. with %, showing loss through Querent’ s own blunders. = springs into no other House; . this does not affect the question. The figures x and of 2nd are 3, 3, 3, and 2, all good figures and friendly in nature = Wellintentioned help of friends. The figures and g are 2, 2, %, which are not hostile to ; therefore shows opposition not great, "The figurein the 4th is‘},which shows a good end, but with anxiety. Forming a Reconciler, we get3. again, a sympathetic figure, but denoting delay= Delay, but helping Querent’s wishes. Adding all together— Medium ; Evil and obstacles, delay; Loss through Querent’s self; Strength for evil, medium only; Well-intentioned aid of friends ; Not much opposition from enemies; Ending good, but with anxiety; Delay, but helping Querent’s wishes— we formulate this judgment : 160 SHAWANAON