Basic knowledge of astrology that must be mastered.

1. Palace the day after tomorrow. Readers are advised to know the palace the day after twelve first. Because this part is the most important in divination astrology, and it is also the first step to analyze the problem. The zodiac represents all areas of life, starting from the first house in the rising position and arranged counterclockwise. Usually, the inquirer himself is the party represented by the first house. Then, we will decide the house of questions (the house of things) according to the questions. For example, if the parties ask about marriage, then the house of service is the seventh house.

2. Planets Next, we will introduce planets. Planets represent the role played by this problem. The planets that will be used in the astrolabe will be represented by the following symbols. These planets usually represent specific people and things. For example, whenever you mention your mother, you think of the moon, and when you mention your father, you think of the sun.

3. Constellations The familiar twelve constellations will also present the following symbols on the astrolabe.

4. Positioning stars of constellations Each constellation has one or two positioning stars. Know the relationship between constellation and positioning stars, planets, houses and constellations. Each planet will fall on a constellation, and it will have a definite degree and score to indicate its position. For example, Saturn falls in Gemini at 20 degrees and 30 minutes. It can be said that the constellation is the coordinates of the planet.

The starting point of each house will fall on a constellation with a definite degree and score, so the constellation is also used as the coordinate of the starting point of each house. For example, the starting point of the seventh house falls in Gemini 15 18, and the starting point of the eighth house falls in the relationship of Cancer 18 and 50 stars, so the whole seventh house falls from Gemini 15 18 to Cancer 18 and 50. Saturn is in the seventh house because it is in Gemini at 20 degrees and 30 minutes.

6. The main star and flying star of each house find out the positioning star of this constellation according to the constellation where the starting point of each house is located. This planet is called the main star of this house.

For example, in the previous example, the seventh house falls in Gemini, because the positioning star of Gemini is Mercury, so Mercury becomes the ruling star of the seventh house.

If Mercury is in Pisces 14 degrees 35 minutes and falls in the fourth house, then we say that Mercury, the main star of the seventh house, flies into the fourth house, which is also a flying star. Flying stars will link the relationship between the seventh house and the fourth house, which we may interpret as: this marital status has an important relationship with the family.

7. The power of the planet Because constellations often play the role of coordinates, we usually don't use the twelve constellations alone to interpret the meaning like constellation experts, but we will explain the character performance represented by this planet by the fact that the planet falls in a certain constellation. For example, we will explain that the moon is in Pisces, indicating that his mother is a kind, sensitive, impressionable, often confused, late and lazy person. In addition to explaining personality, we also need to analyze the strength differences of different constellations and different planets. For example, the sun sets in Leo, which is the best position of solar intensity, but if the sun sets in Aquarius, then the sun falls in the worst position.

8. main representative factors when the question is raised, we will start to think about what is the representative factor of this question. For example, if you ask questions about marriage and feelings, you will naturally think of Venus. The direct meaning of this planet is called "natural representative factor".

However, most of the representative factors are to find out the representative house of the problem first, and find out the main star and intrauterine planet of this house. These planets are "the main representative factors of the problem." In the previous example, if you are asking about marriage, then the representative house of marriage is the seventh house, and its main representative factors are Mercury, the main star of the seventh house, and Saturn, the intrauterine planet.

In addition, it is necessary to find out the representative factors of the parties. Usually, when the questioner is the principal, the main star and the planets in the first house are the "representative factors of the principal". In the previous example, the client is the main star of the first house. Since the first house is Sagittarius and the main star of Sagittarius is Jupiter, the main star of the first house is Jupiter.

In addition, if the inquirer is not the client, it is necessary to find out the derivative of the client's representative uterus according to the relationship between the client and the inquirer. If the inquirer asks instead of others, the inquirer is not the party at this time, so the party will not be represented by the First Hospital, but determined by the relationship between the party and the inquirer.

For example, the questioner is a mother who wants to ask about her son's marital status. Since the son is the party to the question, the party's palace becomes the fifth house (the inquirer's daughter's palace). According to the marital status of the son, the fifth house will be regarded as the new first house, and then the seventh house, the original eleventh house of the astrolabe, will become the representative house of the problem, called the "derivative house".

9. The phase of the planet After finding the representative factors of "parties" and "problems", the simplest judgment is to see whether these two representative factors can approach each other in a harmonious phase, with no obstacles in the middle, or the path of continuous approach in the future will not change. In this way, it means that there can be good results. On the other hand, if two representative factors are not close to each other, or they are not related to each other, or they are close to each other and have mutually harmful phases, then the result may be poor.