What a transit is
Your birth chart never moves. It is a snapshot of one moment. The planets, meanwhile, keep going.
When a moving planet lines up with something in your birth chart, that is a transit. It is what every daily read in House II is built from.
The angle is the message
What matters is the angle between the moving planet and the fixed one. There are four worth knowing, and they have intimidating names for very simple ideas.
| ANGLE | WHAT IT MEANS |
|---|---|
| Sitting on top of each other | The two combine. Whatever they cover happens at once, for better or worse. |
| Facing across the chart | You get pulled two ways and have to pick. |
| An awkward angle | Friction. Something has to give before it works. |
| An easy angle | It flows, and it is easy to miss because nothing forces you to notice. |
The closer the angle is to exact, the more you feel it. A wide one usually passes without comment.
It passes
A transit runs for a stretch and then it is over. Days for a fast planet, months or years for a slow one.
What it does is turn the volume up on something already in your chart. It does not add anything that was not there, which is why the same transit lands completely differently on two people.
What the daily read actually says
House II turns the day into one of three conditions. Clear when the sky supports moving deliberately. Mixed when your judgement needs more friction than usual. Sit when urgency is more likely to create noise than clarity.
None of those is a forecast about a market. All three are about you.
What to do with a hard day
Slow down, check the facts, and notice which habit it is pulling on. That is the whole use of it.
Evidence still decides the money. Timing decides how carefully you read the evidence.