Prashna: The Chart of a Question · Gurukul Plus
The Querent, the Matter & the Moon
Who each part of the chart stands for.
This chapter is part of Gurukul Plus
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- The lagna is the querent
- The prashna lagna and its lord stand for the person asking: their footing and their capacity to act.
- The house of the matter
- The house that signifies the question, and its lord, stand for the thing asked about. Questions about other people turn the chart to their house first.
- The Moon: mind and flow
- The Moon shows the querent's state of mind and how the matter is flowing. Its strength and placement support or undercut everything else.