Manual of the Enumeration: A Text Book on the Sciences of the Enumeration, Book oneCoffman, C. J. (Casper James)
Religion
Manual of the Enumeration: A Text Book on the Sciences of the Enumeration, Book one
Coffman, C. J. (Casper James)
Astrology; Symbolism of numbers
=--l--=The Seventh House is chiefly concerned with marriage
unions, partnerships, love affairs, law-suits, litigations and
opponents. During this year you are likely to be brought in
contact with others who will greatly influence, and bring an
entire change into your life. You will find now that feelings and
emotions have a very satisfactory outlet, for it will make
attachments and engagements fruitful, and tend to bring all
matters concerning the affections to a satisfactory issue. It is
also good for finance and monetary prospects and will bring gain,
pleasure and profit in many directions, and you will be wise to
make the most out of this favorable period. You will now come
into new and congenial surroundings, will make new friends and
will gain in many ways through others. You will now come into
very close contact with those to whom you will be drawn by
sympathy and affection and prospects will look brighter and
happier than they have for some time. The social side of the
nature will now be very active. The mind will also be very
susceptible of considerable cultivation, especially in connection
with the more imaginative and idealistic subjects. Companionship,
friendship, partnership, association and unions are the key notes
at this period. But in a Horoscope having the Seventh House
severely afflicted by malice at their birth, then all
associations will now require great care with any relations, for
there is a likelihood of getting into trouble or disagreement at
this time. Great care would be necessary in dealing with those
who have a share in the affections, and also with regard to all
monetary interests.
[Illustration: Chart of the Lumanus]
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