Your Twelve Areas of Life in Depth

The houses depend on the moment of birth, so this layer can only be read against a person's own chart. Your Twelve Areas of Life in Depth reads from your Ascendant and first house all the way to the twelfth. Where a house holds planets, it describes how those planets look in that area of life. Empty houses are not skipped either: following Sasportas's three steps, it reads from the cusp sign and its ruler where that area of life is heading. The house of your south node holds what you brought in your suitcase, and the house of your north node is the new territory you can enter only by choice; the report discusses these two houses together. Because he saw the twelve houses as the story of a person growing up, the report ends by taking the twelve houses together, looking at which half your planets gather in and how that story unfolds in you. It reads the layer of the houses; the aspects between planets in a house and other planets are discussed within that house, and the trends of the coming years are not included.

At the very end of the conclusion, Sasportas tells a story. On his deathbed, the Hasidic rabbi Susya said that in heaven they would not ask him why he had not been Moses; they would ask him why he had not been Susya, why he had not become what only he could become. Sasportas then turns the question to the reader:

He puts this sentence on the last line of the conclusion, leaving it for those who have read through the twelve houses to answer for themselves.