Houses

Brief introduction to Houses

1st House – You and your personality

The first house shows how you appear to others, your persona, or the mask you wear. It also describes an essential part of who you are and how you project yourself to the world. It highlights issues that are very important to the person, issues that the person wants to resolve and master in this lifetime and they tend to become increasingly important as the person grows older.

2nd House – Possessions

The second house describes your possessions and is a key to understanding whether you will be wealthy and your material means. It also describes your values, and if you are a person with strong and rigid, for example, if you tend to be liberal, accepting, and tolerant of different ethical standards and also what kinds of things are important which hold value for you.

3rd House - Communication

The third house deals with communication and how one expresses themselves in relationships and everyday life. It shows how a person relates to their immediate environment, how observant they are and alert, how the individual learns new material, and how the person processes information.

4th House – Origins and Home

The 4th house is associated with your home, it describes your family, your mother and father. Using the 4th house we can interpret where you feel comfortable and what kinds of things and environment makes you feel relaxed, unstressed, peaceful, and comfortable.

5th House - Creativity

The fifth house represents creativity, and how we relate to children and play. It can help provide insights into your romantic life and how you go about expressing yourself in a personal and creative way.

6th House – Practical efforts at work

The 6th house can interpret your work and health. It focus on your attitude towards improving daily life and how you manage things in life . It describes the extent to which you focus on fixing, repairing, improving, and maintaining things surrounding your life.

7th House – Relationships and Partnerships

The 7th house is the house of partnerships and relationships. It describes how you relate to others and the kind of relationships we seek. It tells us about attraction and what you value in a partnership, and what you expect from others.

8th House: Business and Possessions

The 8th house is associated with various different things, from inheritances to business, death, and intimacy. It portrays your ability to share and bond with others, whether you can make lasting commitments and whether you will abide by the commitments you make. The 8th house encompasses all forms of bonding and sharing, especially strong or meaningful ones, and therefore has a big impact on marriage, sexuality, business contracts and attitude towards money.

9th House – Philosophy and Travel

The 9th house is related to travel and adventure, philosophy, religion, learning, and publishing. It gives you a deeper understanding about your attitude to larger concepts and the degree to which the person focuses on distant and the unknown. What and who influences your beliefs.

10th House - Career

The 10th house is associated with profession, self and public-image. It describes how we project ourselves into the world, and the jobs that we enjoy playing in our careers and our progression and development.

11th House - Friendship

The 11th house is associated with friendship and goals. How we relate to society and the different groups of people in which we live. It describes the manner in which we participate in community activities, and how important the close people, relationships, and even global issues affect us.

12th House – Selflessness

The 12th house relates to various things such as isolation, hospitals, prisons, etc. It taps into our subconscious and emotional feelings of responsibility that we have as people. It describes the extent to which we feel responsible to serve the larger community, and the extent to which we take the problems of others seriously. It shows our guilty we feel when we do not do what is required of us.