Sixth Lord in the Second House
Income comes in small increments, exchanged for attendance and craft, and the account keeps getting eaten by repairs. Budget upkeep and medical costs separately, not out of the household money.
In detail
Here the ruler of the sixth occupies the second, a permanent feature of the chart. The sixth stands for labour, illness and employment, the second for income and property, so earnings arrive through sustained work rather than a single opening: craft, attendance and service are the inflow, while upkeep, treatment and paying helpers come out of the same account. Compared with the sixth lord in the eighth, which involves debt and other people's funds, this one circulates within what you hold.
FAQ
- Why does income never keep up with the workload?
- This placement wires both sides of the sixth house into the second: earnings are metered by labour, and upkeep is deducted from the same account. Tracking maintenance costs separately is what makes the real margin visible.