Yesterday, 11:00 AM
I am not sure of the details of the computations here, though it is probably explained in each manuscript, but you can get slightly different degrees for each house by varying the location of the horoscope, which fundamental plane you are projecting onto the ecliptic from, and whether you are using temporal or spatial definitions to compute that projection. But in principle, each house should have a degree that is advanced by ~30 degrees from the one before, and we see that here. The variation is important to track because if a luminary falls near one of these cusps, the exact definition can place it in one house or the other. So these aren't quite the same astrological tradition


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