Significance of houses in astrology

The 12 different houses in Astrology

House Title For a nation For a corporation 1st Life The public in which is vested all forms of enterprise and development. The shareholders. 2nd Gain Price of money, trade, returns, bullion imports, bills of exchange, etc. 3rd Brothers Railroads, tramways, omnibuses, traction of all sorts, locomotion, telephone, aircraft, canals, bridges and transports as well as postal service and all means of communication. 4th Parent Real estate, land explorations, mines, developments, crops, produce of raw material from the soil. 5th Children Educational matters, art, theatres, cinemas, amusements and schools. 6th Health Foodstuffs, clothing, equipment, outfitting supplies, upholstering, furnishings, building and upfitting. The employees. 7th Spouse Accountancy, banking, corporations, exchanges, contracts, equity, discounting, surveying, valuations, probate, etc. 8th Death Waste products, conservancy, dredging, petrol, parafine, benzine, medical accessories, chemicals and nitrates. 9th Journeys Insurance, cables, publishing, wireless, radiographs, liners and foreign affairs. 10th Kingdom State affairs, the government and political activity generally. The chairman or the key person in charge. 11th Support The Exchequer, bonds, government loans, electric and gaslight companies. The board of directors. 12th Rehabilitation Launderies, breweries, fisheries boot mfgrs, hosiery and cold storage.

First House: Tanu Bhav

Life = First house in Vedic astrology – House of Self The first house in Vedic astrology or Indian astrology is also called Lagna or Ascendant. The first house in astrology represents the self and beginning of life. Vedic Astrology calls it Tanu Bhava which means house of the body. It represents individuality, characteristics, physical features and attraction, and overall strength. The first house in Indian Astrology also shows an overview of life, choices, events, etc. The first house in astrology is the default reference to all the other houses.

For Nation: The public in which is vested all forms of enterprise and development. For Corporation: The shareholders. Body Part: Face and overall body

Second House: Dhana Bhava

From the environment of knowing self, the second house signifies family and growing up. It represents basic education, growing up, immediate family members, material wealth, accumulated wealth, and commonly called the house of possessions. Since it associates with possessions, it also denotes the ability to earn, financial status, etc.