According to Krishnamurti, the great astrologer, the constellation occupied by a planet shows the matter whereas the sub decides whether it is good or bad.
For instance, if Jupiter is in the constellation of an occupant or the ruler of the VI house, it indicates health, debts, open enemies, etc. If the priest of the Demigods is in the sub of a planet which rules the XII house, then there will be loss, failures and disappointments. But if the sub lord happens to be associated with the ascendant or the V or the IX house, the former bestows success and profit.
But in Horary astrology, interpretation will be different. If the sub ruler happens to be connected to the vrayastana (negative house) of the house under consideration, it is bad. For instance when we judge progeny, for which the V house is the domain, the IV house is negative.
For instance, if Jupiter is in the constellation of an occupant or the ruler of the VI house, it indicates health, debts, open enemies, etc. If the priest of the Demigods is in the sub of a planet which rules the XII house, then there will be loss, failures and disappointments. But if the sub lord happens to be associated with the ascendant or the V or the IX house, the former bestows success and profit.
But in Horary astrology, interpretation will be different. If the sub ruler happens to be connected to the vrayastana (negative house) of the house under consideration, it is bad. For instance when we judge progeny, for which the V house is the domain, the IV house is negative.
