Horary

Organize a question judgement with a separate tropical Regiomontanus chart, classical significators, selected dignity conditions and a seven-day event sequence. The worksheet exposes some evidence for interpretation; it does not deliver a complete traditional verdict.

Inputs: Exact question, recorded local date and time, IANA time zone and question coordinates. Resolve a repeated clock time if needed. Record the practice used to choose the moment in the notes; the natal timestamp is not used automatically.

1. Enter the question and its recorded moment, then choose the question location.
2. Cast the chart and select the house for the matter. Record why that house represents the quesited.
3. Select each significator and the Moon. Inspect the five dignity holders, exact term/face strips and day/night triplicity. Use the endpoint selector only to compare the declared arithmetic conventions.
4. Read the accidental-condition cards: house category, motion and solar proximity. Check same-sign and Sun/Moon exceptions and open the source-difference notes before interpreting.
5. Read reception directionally, then compare the applying/separating aspect with the actual event sequence.
6. Review exact contacts, ingresses and stations. Translation and collection of light require manual judgement.
7. Save supporting and contrary testimony in the notes and download the worksheet. Preserve an inconclusive result when the chosen method supplies insufficient testimony.

This preset uses tropical Regiomontanus independently of the natal lens; it is not a Prashna mode. The five essential dignities follow Lilly’s printed table, with detriment and fall shown separately. Peregrine requires all five checks and known day/night. Hosting checks all five positional links; the accidental ledger adds selected house/motion/solar conditions, but a full score, reception and perfection still require additional judgment. Endpoint comparison does not reconstruct historical minute rounding. The seven-day event search is finite, and the Moon’s sign-exit count is one defined test, not a universal void-of-course judgement. The quesited is not always house seven, and dignity or application alone does not supply an answer.