CHAPTER XX.
Your Luck in Lire
FALTH, wealth and happiness are to most peo- 3
ple the prime objects of life, and whoever has them is rightly considered lucky, though, as we have endeavored 10 show, Inck is very elosely linked to merit, and we haye earned what we have cither in this or former lives and what we lack in fortune or ability we may acquire in this or later lives by good use of our opportunitics,
Thus health and disease, vocational ability, so- eial and financial fortunes, marriage, ete., are shown in the horoseope as outlined in the following pages.
Heabti snp Disrase
The subject of health and disease is thoroughly elucidated in that part of the book which deals with medical astrology, but those who do not cure to go into the depths of the subject will find the follow- ing general hints helpful in determining the matter for ordinary purposes:
The main indieators of health and disease are the Sun, Moon and Ascendant, together with the plancts in the First [louse or just above the Aseend- ant. The twelve signs of the Zodiac confer a vitality
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