House Fortune

• Core Meaning: Spiritual Blessings, Inner Peace, and Karmic Legacy.
• Deeper Meaning (The Spiritual Treasury): This is one of the most intangible yet profoundly important Houses in the Lumora chart. It represents the “spiritual treasury” you are born with. This is not luck you create in this life, but rather the accumulated virtue and merit you carry from your ancestors and your own past incarnations. It is the invisible foundation of grace that supports your entire life, the source of your innate sense of well-being, and your “default setting” for happiness.
• Past Lives & Karmic Legacy : This House is the primary indicator of your Karmic Ledger.
  • From Past Lives : It reflects the unresolved karma and the earned blessings from your previous lives. A strong Fortune House suggests a history of virtuous actions, which manifests in this life as innate wisdom, resilience, and a feeling of being “protected.”
  • From Ancestors : It also governs the karmic inheritance from your bloodline. You are the beneficiary of your ancestors’ good deeds and positive karma, which provides a spiritual safety net.
• Spiritual & Inner Life: This House is the barometer of your deep, inner world. It represents your private thoughts, your core philosophy, and your default emotional state—whether you incline toward anxiety or serenity. A person with a strong Fortune House is naturally optimistic, possesses a rich inner life, and knows how to enjoy the simple pleasures. They find peace easily. A weak Fortune House can manifest as chronic anxiety, a restless mind, or a deep-seated feeling of dissatisfaction, regardless of external success.
• Longevity & Divine Protection: Because this House represents your accumulated merit (Karma), it directly influences your longevity and your ability to navigate calamity. It is the source of “divine protection”—that mysterious grace that allows you to turn misfortune into fortune. When facing disaster, a strong Fortune House acts as an invisible shield, softening the blow or providing an unexpected escape route.
• Interaction (The Fortune-Wealth Axis): This House directly opposes the Wealth House, creating the chart’s most classic and important dichotomy: Virtue (Fortune) vs. Money (Wealth).
  • A good Fortune House “shelters” your Wealth House. It makes the process of earning money feel easier and more natural. Most importantly, it grants you the capacity to enjoy your wealth. Even with little money, you feel abundant and content .
  • A bad Fortune House creates a profound conflict. You might have a strong Wealth House and accumulate riches, but you lack the peace to enjoy them. The money itself may bring anxiety, family conflicts, or health problems. This is the classic case of “having money but no happiness,” where wealth is a source of suffering, not peace.