I was asked to write an article on the T square and Grand Cross and find that it is taxing me to the max. The reason is that the answer is complicated. I like to try to simplify things. If I can bring that to my articles, I have achieved something that is important.
If I can add fun in learning, I have achieved my goal.
Some concepts are not fun and are not easy.
This would come under that heading, but I hope I can explain it so you had a better grasp than you did before.
In this article, we will deal with the Houses in the T Square and Grand Cross only.
I will write another article on the planets.
First of all, houses are SPHERES of life.
All spheres of life are covered.
A person talks—–3rd House
A person has fun—5th House
A person works with his hands in service to others–6th House
A person gets sick–6th House, again
A person has a childhood–4th House
A person gets married–7th House
I hope you can see what I mean by spheres of life.
With the T square and Grand Cross, spheres of life clash.
For example, a person may want to be both a wife and a CEO. This would be a struggle between the 7th and the 10th Houses
A person may want to live in his hometown, but his career takes him far away. This would be a struggle between the 4th and 10th Houses.
A person may want to save money but feels he has to buy the love of others. This may be a 2nd and 8th House struggle.
A person may want to assert himself but his childhood message was to be quiet and blend in the background. This would be an 1st House and 4th House struggle.
The list could go on forever, but I hope you see what I mean about houses clashing.
Remember, that in a T square, we have two squares and an opposition.
In the Grand Cross, we have 4 squares, which make two oppositions, as well *SIGH*
That is a lot to handle.
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