Ruler of the 2nd in the 10th
Pay rises and falls with rank, and the name earns exactly what it is worth. Promotion and reputation decide the balance, so compress last year's results onto a single page.
In detail
The lord of the second rising into the tenth is fixed once the chart is set and holds for life. The tenth classically governs career, rank and superiors and counts among the angles, so the lord of income there makes wealth depend on public identity, with earnings amounting to what the market prices the title and reputation at, which is why investment in name returns more here than investment in hours. Against the second house lord in the sixth, sixth house money is priced by time and carries no leverage, while tenth house money is priced by standing and can keep arriving without personal presence. Supported, promotion and public assessment enlarge holdings; afflicted, name and profit come apart, leaving standing without conversion.
FAQ
- Does changing jobs affect income more under this placement?
- More than under most structures, because earnings are priced against public identity. Resetting a title, a standing in the field or a body of reputation moves the balance at the same time. The safer approach is to make standing portable by accumulating results, credits and public assessment under one's own name rather than only under an employer's.