Some rooms in the horoscope have locked doors. The ancient astrologers didn't soften their language. They looked at the birth chart and named certain houses with brutal honesty: Bad Fortune. Bad Spirit. Death. The Idle Place. They understood that life contains >Modern astrology filed down those sharp edges. The 8th house became "transformation." The 12th became "the unconscious." The 6th became "health routines." These reframes aren't wrong-but something essential >Scary Houses restores that honesty. Drawing on forty years of astrological practice, Ken Saunders takes you >- The 6th House - The Servants' Quarters: Illness, servitude, and the >- The 8th House - The Crypt: Death, debt, inheritance, and the >- The 12th House - The Attic: Hidden enemies, self-undoing, isolation, >- The 4th House - The Cellar: Endings, ancestors, and the darkness at >This isn't a book about avoiding the scary houses. It's a book about finally turning on the lights and seeing what's actually there-in the >The cave you fear to enter holds the treasure you seek. Includes traditional house meanings, planetary joys, practical interpretation for natal and horary charts, and a full bibliography for >Ken Saunders is the author of The Little Book of Horary Rules and The Little Book of Traditional Astrology.
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