A comprehensive introduction to classical Western horary technique.

Table of Contents:
Part One: Introduction to Horary in General

• White Belt. Why this Book - and Why the Title
• Yellow Belt. What is Horary Astrology? Where and When. Asking & Negotiating the Question.
• Green Belt. Before you run the Chart: General Delineation Methods. Considerations against Judgment. Timing and Direction.
• Blue Belt. Other Considerations: Orbs. Antiscia. Sect. Pitted and other Degree Types. Mute Signs, and Other Sign Classifications.

Part Two: Specific Types of Questions

1. 1st House: The Car, Health and Happiness (Maybe not in that Order)
2. 2nd House: Money
3. 3rd House: Is the Rumor true? Short Trips. Neighbors. Siblings.
4. 4th House: Housing, Buried Treasure, Removal, and Lost Items
5. 5th House: Sex, Children, Agents, the Stock Market, and other Gambling
6. 6th House: Health, Pets, Working Conditions and Hiring
7. 7th House: Marriage and Partnership. Theft. Fugitives. Buying, Selling, Competitions, Lawsuits and Wars. Open Enemies
8. 8th House: Death, Inheritance, Debts, Taxes & Insurance
9. 9th House: Travel, Religion & Education
10. 10th House: Promotions, Honors & Higher-ups. Governments in the Broader Sense.
11. 11th House: Friends, Organizations and Administrative Bodies
12. 12th House: Enemies, Imprisonment & Obsessions
    
    Part Three: Advanced Concepts
13. Alternate Methods: Distinguishing between multiple members of a class. Revisiting the 5th & 7th Houses. Consultation Charts.
14. Earning Your Horary Black Belt

Appendix A. Synopsis of Classical Concepts Necessary to Understand Horary
Appendix B. Who were those Guys, Anyway?
Appendix C. Glossary of Terms
Appendix D. Dignities and Almuten Degrees
Appendix E. Cross reference list of methods