Amissio
Amissio (Loss) — Fire and Water are active. It stands for loss, departure, something that slipped through your fingers.
Structure of the figure
Latin name: Amissio. Traditional ruler: Venus.
| Line | Points | Element of the line |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | one | Fire |
| 2 | two | Air |
| 3 | one | Water |
| 4 | two | Earth |
Active (single-point) lines: 2 of 4. The more there are, the more mobile the figure: a single point means an active element, a double point a resting one.
Meaning
An unfavorable figure in questions about possessions: Amissio means a thing, money, or a person is leaving. But tradition notes an important exception: in questions about getting rid of something, the figure is positive — what goes away is what you don't need (a debt, a burden, an anxiety).
The figure is associated with Venus, and in emotional questions it reads more gently: not destruction but parting.
In questions about love and money
In love — parting, cooling off, loss of interest; for the question “will the past let me go” — a positive sign. In money — expenses, a loss, an unrecoverable debt. Timing — it is already happening.