A horoscope is nothing but a map of our solar system showing the precise positions of various planets at the time of birth of a person. The circular path of all planets moving around the sun is divided in 12 signs, each occupying 30°. Similarly, a horoscope shows the positions of these signs, positions of planets in each sign and the sign that was ascending on the eastern horizon when the subject was born.
Since there are 12 signs, it is natural that a horoscope also has 12 bhavas (houses), each bhav (generally) being occupied by a single sign and the planets situated therein.
A typical Indian style horoscope and the representation of various bhavas are as follows : The triangles and squares/ rhombuses shown here in the main big square indicate various houses. The number in each house denotes the number of that particular house. Hence the number 1 indicates the first house. Number 2 indicates the second house and so on. A point to note that we start counting houses in a horoscope in an anticlockwise fashion. Thus we see the numbers 1 to 12 written in an anticlockwise sequence. If a horoscope is a map of the sky at the time of the birth, you might ask "where are the directions?". Even the directions are indicated by a horoscope. The first house, also called the ascendant, is occupied by the sign ascending on the eastern horizon at the time of the birth. As such the first house denotes the east. It is logical then, the the seventh house, with number seven written should indicate the exactly opposite direction, the west. The first and seventh house are separated by a distance of 180°. similarly the fourth house indicates north and the 10th house indicates south. In actual practice we do not write the number of the house in horoscope. Instead, you will find that some other numbers are written by astrologers in your horoscope along with abbreviations of various planets and these numbers are not the same as the number representing that particular house.
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