ELEVENTH HOUSE
HEMISPHERE:
SOUTHERN:
Southern hemisphere dominants focus greatly on their public life. Collecting achievements and crafting a strong position within the collective is a source of great satisfaction. These people are often ambitious in expanding/furthering their careers and social status. The greater public and acquaintances can easily become ones only form of social life - therefore it is advisable to not sacrifice relationships with family and loved ones for accolades.
EASTERN:
Eastern dominant people thrive and feel comfortable being independent and self-sufficient. Being in control of their own life and plans, they only find difficulties if challenged by others. Self-oriented people, they do enjoy others company but only if given enough freedom and independence to do what they like. These are highly self-motivated people, and might need to watch out for ego-centric/selfish behaviours.
NUMBER
RULED BY
KEY WORDS:
Friendships, Groups, Clubs, Organisations & Philanthropy.
DESCRIPTION:
The 11th house represents groups of people. In a reading this card will most likely peak about your friendship groups and any clubs you are part of. Also the house representing humanitarianism - charity work and activism might also be involved.
QUADRANT:
FOURTH QUADRANT:
Completing the cycle, here we settle down and create a space for ourselves in the world. This is also were we begin to contribute to society. People with a lot of planets here are extremely self-motivated and ambitious - and know the importance of team-work.
ABOUT THE HEMISPHERES
The hemispheres in astrology break the birth chart down into four sections. However, contrary to how we commonly see hemispheres, in astrology these are seen as ‘backwards’. This is because in a birth chart the hemispheres are viewed from the viewpoint of the ‘heavens’ (think North Pole). Therefore, North would equate to South and vice-versa; and West becomes East, East becomes West. The hemispheres speak on whether someone/a situation is of a more introverted/extroverted nature and whether the motivations are rooted in fulfilling an individual or others.
ABOUT THE QUADRANTS
A birth chart is split evenly into four, each section compromised of three houses, these sections are called quadrants. Quadrants in a birth chart represent the four stages of development during a lifetime. The first quadrant, (from ASC to IC) represents our youth; the second (IC to DC) represents our young adulthood or teenage years; the third (DC to MC) is our adulthood; and the fourth (MC back to ASC) represents our old age and maturity.
