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Najia

Najia: six relatives and host/guest

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How relatives are classified

Relative classes use the primary palace element: peers, resources that generate it, output it generates, what controls it, and what it controls. These are technical relations, not literal supernatural beings or fixed modern gender roles.

Host/guest is not access to thoughts

Host and guest mark structural positions. A selected focus depends on the question and further conditions such as movement and strength. The positions do not reveal hidden wishes.

The reference for changed relatives

Changed relatives retain the primary palace element. This differs from resetting the classification to the relating palace. The chart exposes palace and positions so the derivation can be inspected.

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Reviewed: 2026-10-09