Houses and directions

The 12 Houses of Astrology, according to Astrology

In astrology, the 12 houses represent different areas of life and are associated with specific directions on a birth chart, with the First House (Ascendant) at the east, the Fourth House (IC) at the bottom (north), the Seventh House (Descendant) at the west, and the Tenth House (MC) at the top (south).

Here's a breakdown of the houses and their directional associations:

1st House (Ascendant): Represents the self, identity, and how you present yourself to the world. It's located at the eastern horizon, or the cusp of the First House.

2nd House: Focuses on values, possessions, and resources. It follows the First House in a counterclockwise direction.

3rd House: Deals with communication, siblings, and short-distance travel.

4th House (IC): Represents home, family, roots, and the foundation of your life. It's located at the bottom of the chart, or the cusp of the Fourth House.

5th House: Governs creativity, pleasure, romance, and children.

6th House: Deals with daily routines, health, and work.

7th House (Descendant): Represents partnerships, relationships, and one-on-one interactions. It's located at the western horizon, or the cusp of the Seventh House.

8th House: Focuses on transformation, shared resources, and intimacy.

9th House: Deals with higher learning, travel, and philosophy.

10th House (MC): Represents career, public image, and ambition. It's located at the top of the chart, or the cusp of the Tenth House.

11th House: Focuses on friendships, groups, and hopes for the future.

12th House: Deals with the subconscious, spirituality, and endings.

In astrology, the 12 houses represent different areas of life and are arranged clockwise around the birth chart, starting with the first house at the east (rising sign) and moving through the other directions, with the 10th house at the top (midheaven) and the 4th house at the bottom (natal).

Here's a more detailed breakdown:

1st House (East/Rising): Represents the self, identity, appearance, and initial impressions.

2nd House (South-East): Deals with material possessions, values, and resources.

3rd House (South): Focuses on communication, siblings, and short-distance travel.

4th House (South-West): Represents home, family, roots, and emotional foundation.

5th House (West): Deals with creativity, romance, children, and pleasure.

6th House (North-West): Focuses on daily routines, health, and work.

7th House (West/Setting): Represents partnerships, relationships, and marriage.

8th House (North): Deals with transformation, death, and shared resources.

9th House (North-East): Represents travel, higher education, and philosophy.

10th House (Top/Midheaven): Focuses on career, public image, and ambition.

11th House (East): Deals with friendships, groups, and hopes for the future.

12th House (Bottom/North): Represents the subconscious, spirituality, and endings.

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