Purple Star Astrology

Seven Killings in the Friends palace – meaning in a Purple Star chart

What the readings most often say of charts with Seven Killings in the Friends palace, chosen from the app's sentence bank. Your own chart also depends on the stars beside it and facing it: cast it for the reading that fits you.

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· Seven Killings meeting malefic stars — subordinates are cold and hard to manage, and the team is distant.

· Seven Killings in the Friends palace — few friends but select ones, mostly the bond of comrades-in-arms.

· Friends palace Seven Killings meeting Left Assistant and Right Assistant — subordinates are loyal and capable of carrying things out.

· Complete Book, Volume 2, section on the Friends palace: “The Seven Killings overrides its master, and you have stubborn servants who often steal from the house; with the Martial star, they betray their master; with Integrity, they lack strength; with the Ram Blade, Hindrance, Fire Star, Bell Star, Earth Void and Earth Robbery all added, they are hard to take in.”

With the Seven Killings in the Friends palace, your friends are few but excellent, and in your circle are mostly substantial people who are also strong and independent; “being able to fight shoulder to shoulder” matters more than “drinking buddies or dinner companions”. The warning of the classics for this palace is quite heavy: the Seven Killings in the Friends palace (the palace of friends) means “servants who are hard and overbearing toward their master, and many who steal from the household”, which in plain words means those below you are tough, can overpower you as their master, and may even take money from the house; sharing the palace with Martial it also “turns against its master”, meaning you are betrayed by your own people; with the Ram Blade, Hindrance, Fire Star, Bell Star, Earth Void and Earth Robbery added, you cannot even recruit anyone. Taken together: your subordinates are capable but not easy to command, easily turn the guest into the host, and in money matters also make you suffer hidden losses. When employing people you must set rules, and keep money and signing authority in your own hands; do not take “valuing loyalty” as a reason not to guard yourself.