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Houses

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• The First House — The First House is the angular house of the self — identity, the body, appearance and the way a person meets the world. Its cusp is the Ascendant.
• The Second House — The Second House is the succedent house of resources — money, possessions, the physical body’s needs, and the deeper question of what a person truly values.
• The Third House — The Third House is the cadent house of the everyday mind — communication, learning, siblings, short journeys and the immediate environment.
• The Fourth House — The Fourth House is the angular house of roots — home, family, ancestry and the innermost private self. Its cusp is the IC, the base of the chart.
• The Fifth House — The Fifth House is the succedent house of joy — creativity, self-expression, romance, play, pleasure and children.
• The Sixth House — The Sixth House is the cadent house of work and wellbeing — daily labour, service, health, routine and the disciplines that keep a life running.
• The Seventh House — The Seventh House is the angular house of the other — marriage, partnership, close alliances and open enemies. Its cusp is the Descendant.
• The Eighth House — The Eighth House is the succedent house of depth — shared and inherited resources, intimacy, death, and profound transformation.
• The Ninth House — The Ninth House is the cadent house of meaning — higher education, philosophy, religion, long journeys and the search for a worldview.
• The Tenth House — The Tenth House is the angular house of the summit — career, vocation, public standing, authority and reputation. Its cusp is the Midheaven (MC).
• The Eleventh House — The Eleventh House is the succedent house of the collective — friendships, groups, alliances, and the hopes and ideals a person holds for the future.
• The Twelfth House — The Twelfth House is the cadent house of the hidden — the unconscious, solitude and retreat, spirituality, self-undoing and what lies beyond the ego.