✦ Dead Ends

When a row closes itself.

The same house, twice, before the row has said anything. Twelve of them exist — one for every house in the deck.

A planet opens a row and starts dealing house cards. If the first two it turns carry the same number — 11 and 11, or 2 and 2 — that row is a dead end. It stops there and refuses to elaborate. The elements on the two cards do not matter; only the number does.

What you are looking at

Two cards. One number.

House 11 arrived twice in a row, and the row shut. The deck has not said no — it has declined to speak on that phase at all. A dead end is a closed door, not a bad answer.

Only the first two count. A repeat further down the row simply ends the deal — Rahu and Ketu keep dealing until a number repeats, so they end that way every time. It is a dead end only when the repeat is immediate.
The twelve

One for every house.

Each doubled house closes the row in its own way. Filter by what was asked, and tap any house number to open its full profile.

At a glance

All twelve in one table.

The same twelve, stripped to a line each — for looking up mid-reading.

PairHouseDomainWeightWhat the closure means