Going back to your first chart, you asked, "Will My House Burn Down This Year?" This is a tricky question, because a Yes is bad and a No is good. The answer was yes, by conjunction, and Greer states on APG page 116 that: "Traditional lore has it that when the querent's significator passes into conjunction with that of the quesited, the querent will achieve what he or she wants, but will have to work for it."
You asked for what you Don't want, and the answer was "Yes, you will get what you don't want but you will have to work for it."
You did not work for what you didn't want - to the contrary, you worked hard against what you didn't want - and so you Change-d the outcome (Fortuna Minor being a sign of inconstancy).
If I were to ask about my house, maybe I would state, "Will my house survive the 2022 fire season?" Then a positive figure would be a Yes, a negative one a No, and a neutral figure or other chart warnings could be turned into more specific questions (instead of asking the same question again).
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Going back to your first chart, you asked, "Will My House Burn Down This Year?" This is a tricky question, because a Yes is bad and a No is good. The answer was yes, by conjunction, and Greer states on APG page 116 that: "Traditional lore has it that when the querent's significator passes into conjunction with that of the quesited, the querent will achieve what he or she wants, but will have to work for it."
You asked for what you Don't want, and the answer was "Yes, you will get what you don't want but you will have to work for it."
You did not work for what you didn't want - to the contrary, you worked hard against what you didn't want - and so you Change-d the outcome (Fortuna Minor being a sign of inconstancy).
If I were to ask about my house, maybe I would state, "Will my house survive the 2022 fire season?" Then a positive figure would be a Yes, a negative one a No, and a neutral figure or other chart warnings could be turned into more specific questions (instead of asking the same question again).
Great learning experience, thank you for sharing!