Horary astrology operates on a strict principle: a question is legitimate only when it is sincerely felt and exactly cast. The moment the querent poses the question becomes the natal moment of the chart — the ascendant degree, the planetary positions, the significators are all determined by that instant. If the chart isn't cast immediately and the question isn't recorded verbatim at the moment it arises, the reading loses its temporal foundation.
The Question as the Primary Record
Question is the central field — not the answer, not the outcome, but the exact formulation of the question as asked. In horary practice, small variations in phrasing produce different significator assignments. "Will my business succeed?" and "Will I profit from this venture?" may both concern financial matters but produce different chart interpretations because the first assigns the 1st house to the querent's general situation while the second may activate the 8th house's shared money signification. The verbatim question, logged at the moment of asking, is the interpretive foundation.
monomoira and monomoi are the degree-level astrological precision fields — the monomoira system divides each zodiac degree into sub-degree rulers drawn from the septenary, producing hyper-granular timing and significator determinations that traditional horary practitioners use for fine-scale interpretive work. These fields integrate with the #grad& absolute degree database referenced in the template's automation — the JavaScript randomization trigger that selects the monomoira reference from the degree database and attaches it to the question record at the moment of the throw.
The randomization script adds a procedural layer to the divination practice: the throw produces a degree assignment that the practitioner interprets rather than selects. This removes interpretive bias from the degree assignment while maintaining the practitioner's interpretive judgment about the result.
Chart and Client Integration
(answering Something with randomness) include horary chart is the record anchor for the chart itself — the link to the cast horoscope for the question moment, whether generated externally or through the linked chart software. The chart image or reference attached to the question record creates the complete divination entry: question, degree assignments, and the chart that encodes the celestial moment.
persons (link to clients database podio) and link are the relational fields that connect this journal record to an external client management system. A professional horary practitioner managing multiple client relationships across many questions needs the question record linked to the querent — so that a six-month review of a specific client's question history can be produced, or so that the outcome of a prior chart can be considered before interpreting a new question from the same querent.
The link field handles any external reference — a published source, a prior reading, a chart comparison reference — that the practitioner needs attached to the record for scholarly or comparative purposes.