![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() The next morning, I got the happy news that C. wouldn’t be asking me for help in finding it, now would she?-and went to bed. Greer says, “ Caput Draconis shows that the object…has not actually been lost at all.” This is when I glared at the chart-look, if the geode wasn’t missing, C. The figure in the 5 th house was Caput Draconis. I asked: it was romantically meaningful, which sounded like the 5 th house to me: the house of love and pleasure. Which meant I needed to know what the geode’s significance was to C. Greer’s method, as I said in “ The missing amethyst,” involves assigning the lost item to one of the twelve houses in the chart and then interpreting the figure in that house to learn where the item is. John Michael Greer says, “It tends to be favorable or unfavorable depending on other figures and circumstances, but is reliably favorable in any question about recovering things lost or stolen.” 1 That was straightforward and encouraging as all get-out. The first part of the question was easy to answer. ![]()
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