Houses

This house governs the self, your physical body, and the first impression you make on others. It represents your outward personality and how you begin new projects.

The second house focuses on personal assets, material possessions, and your sense of self-worth. It dictates your relationship with money and what you value most in the physical world.

This section manages how you think, speak, and learn. It also covers your immediate surroundings, including siblings, neighbors, and short-distance travel.

The fourth house represents your private life. It governs your domestic environment, family heritage, your parents, and your sense of emotional security.

This house is associated with self-expression, romance, hobbies, and children. It focuses on activities that bring joy and the ways you express your unique talents.

The sixth house governs daily routines, physical health, and your work environment. It relates to the tasks you perform regularly and your sense of duty.

This house manages one-on-one relationships. This includes marriages and long-term romantic commitments, but also business partnerships and legal contracts.

The eighth house deals with "other people's money" (like inheritances or taxes), intimacy, and deep psychological changes. It is the house of endings and new beginnings.

This section covers higher education, religion, law, and long-distance travel. It represents your search for meaning and the expansion of your worldview.

The tenth house represents your public life, professional achievements, and social status. It is often associated with your life's "calling" and how the world perceives your success.

This house governs your social circles, friendships, and involvement in large groups or organizations. It also relates to your long-term goals and visions for the future.

The final house represents things that are hidden. It governs the subconscious mind, dreams, secrets, and spiritual liberation. It is often associated with institutions like hospitals or retreats where one is isolated.