The Little Book of Horary Rules

A working handbook of horary rules — the technique that lets a chart cast for the moment of a question deliver

  a clear, specific answer.

  The Little Book of Horary Rules distills the judgment principles of classical horary astrology — the method

  codified by William Lilly and the masters who came before him — into a focused reference. Horary doesn't ask

  you to interpret a personality or speculate about a year ahead. It asks one question, examines the chart drawn

  for the moment, and gives you yes, no, or a defined outcome.

  Inside, you'll find:

  • The strictures before judgement — when a chart can and cannot be read, and why ignoring them ruins

  predictions.

  • Significators — how to identify the people, objects, and outcomes in a horary chart.

  • Aspects, reception, and perfection — the moving parts that resolve a question one way or the other.

  • Considerations of timing — when the answer will come, in days, weeks, months, or years.

  • House rulerships for the common questions: love, money, lost objects, illness, travel, legal matters, hidden

  enemies.

  • Special cases — refranation, frustration, prohibition, and the other ways a question collapses before

  reaching its answer.

  Whether you're new to horary or already practicing and looking for a clean reference to keep at the chart, this

   is the rulebook traditional astrologers actually use — pulled together in one volume and stated plainly.

  The chart will answer if you know how to read it.