I’ve been struggling with addictions for a long time now, recently quit. Jobless from 4 years. I wanted to know when will i get a job and if it’ll take care of my financial troubles and how soon. And also if, the addictions will trouble me again and I haven’t had any luck with relationships and when will that change if ever?
In Vedic astrology, the 1st, 4th, 7th, and 10th houses are called Vishnu Sthan, the houses of Lord Vishnu. Among all four, the 10th house holds the highest importance.
When people read about the 10th house, the common understanding is that it only relates to your profession. This is a very limited view. The ideal definition is that any karma you do to attain any objective in your life is seen through the 10th house. That is exactly why it is called the house of karma.
Let us look at how each planet behaves here. It is often believed that when benefic planets like Jupiter, Venus, the Moon, and Mercury sit here, a person does good karma. But malefic planets are equally good. The 10th house is an Upachaya Bhav, which means the results of malefic planets grow and get much better as you age. I have tried to explain how planet behaves in general in 10th house for beginners.
Jupiter
Jupiter is often called Dev Guru Brihaspati in Vedic astrology. When Jupiter is linked to your 10th house, either through placement or aspect, there is a divine blessing of God in your karma. Jupiter is naturally a guide or a teacher. If a person has Jupiter in the 10th house, they can be a very good guide or teacher. In the modern context, such a person can become a very good consultant.
Saturn
In the Kaal Purush chart, the 10th house lord is Saturn, so the importance of Saturn becomes multifold when it connects to the 10th house. Saturn is a servant. So if a person is doing their karma with a service attitude, they do very well in life. However, the most important point here is that the intention of the person should be to serve, not to rule. Otherwise, Saturn can create blockages because servants are born to serve, not to rule. Many people with Saturn in the 10th house are excellent in their profession, especially those related to the service oriented roles, as a good placement of Saturn can lead a person to great heights..
Mercury
When it comes to Mercury, it relates to intellect, accounting, and business skills. Mercury in the 10th house can give good results if a person wants to be a businessman. Mercury here also gives a person a great career on the accounting side. That is why many Chartered Accountants and finance professionals have Mercury in the 10th house. It is a very good placement for anyone in a profession where they mainly need to use their intelligence.
Mars
Mars is a protector, a commander, and a warrior. If you have Mars in the 10th house, you need to do your karma like a warrior. It can make a person very good in the field of military, police, and even in sports because Mars is also a significator of energy.
However, the problem with Mars in the 10th house is that it can create conflict at the workplace if it is afflicted. Mars has a 4th aspect which directly aspects your Lagna. If a person with Mars in the 10th house feels something is going wrong at the workplace, they will not accept the status quo and just let things go. They will fight for a cause like a warrior. Mars in the 10th is great because it also gives a person great leadership qualities.
Sun
The Sun is given the status of a king among all planets. It is often linked to fame, glory, and leadership. If your Sun is in the 10th house, you can get fame. Now, fame can be positive as well as negative depending on the condition of the Sun. If the Sun is afflicted, you can get famous for the wrong reasons as well, so we need to think both ways. The Sun is also a significator of the government, so it helps people who are trying to get into a government job. Even if you are not in a government job, the Sun in the 10th is great as it can give you a top leadership position in life if it is positive in your chart.
Moon
The Moon in the 10th house can make a person a great healer, especially when it comes to the mind and psychology. I consider the Moon in the 10th to be a great placement because the best healers often have this, and they can do very well in professions related to healing. The Moon is also linked to food and movement, so if your profession is linked to the food and travel industry, it is a brilliant placement for you.
Venus
This planet is often linked to softness, wealth, and relationships as its primary significations. When Venus is in the 10th, it will give you a profession that brings comfort. Many people who have Venus in the 10th always want to work in a comfortable place like a beautiful corporate office. If they are pushed to work in an uncomfortable site, they tend to suffer a lot.
Venus in the 10th also gives relationships at work. Sometimes it is good as you can find your life partner at work, but if Venus is afflicted and in pain due to Mars or Rahu, it can also give pain, blame, and cheating in office romance. So be careful if you have an afflicted Venus in the 10th. The problem with Venus is that if other planets join it, they tend to influence its conventional approach, so not everyone with Venus gets strictly good results in professional life. Venus is also a significator of wealth, so whenever this person does a job, they will definitely get wealth.
Rahu
Rahu in the 10th gives an unconventional approach in the professional field. Let us try to understand what unconventional means here. Suppose there is a family where everyone is a doctor or in the military, but suddenly you see one person in the family who has Rahu in the 10th house. Instead of following a conventional route like a medical or defense background, this person might make a career in the field of creativity, acting, or an entirely unconventional route like astrology.
Both Rahu and Jupiter relate to expansion. While the growth of Jupiter is slow and steady, Rahu gives great sudden expansion. Since Rahu is smoke and smoke can cover the entire earth, the sky is the limit when Rahu is in the 10th house. So if you have Rahu here, you need to be visionary and ambitious if you want to reach great heights in your career.
Ketu
Last but not the least, Ketu is sometimes seen as the most challenging placement in the 10th house. If you use AI and ask what Ketu in the 10th means, it will just throw words at you like detachment in career or mastery in a past life. But it is much deeper than that. If Rahu is unconventional, Ketu is conventional.
Let us understand this point better. Ketu is the planet of liberation or Moksha. It does not mean that if you have Ketu in the 10th house, you will be free from doing any karma. That is not what it means. Ketu is the only planet that does not create bondage, and it actually works for you in freeing a person from bondage.
Let us say you are a doctor. You will do your karma in a way that helps a person get free from the disease or pain they are going through. Similarly, if you are a lawyer, you help a person get free from a litigation that has been going on for many years. Notice the idea of liberation here? You are freeing a person from the problem they are going through. This is the true meaning of liberation. If you have Ketu in the 10th house, your main intent is to be a solution provider, but that solution should follow a conventional approach.
This is a basic understanding of how planets behave in the 10th house. When a person has more than one planet sitting in the 10th house, they try to influence or bring changes in the significations of each other's behavior. I will not cover house lordships in this post as the article will become too long. I will cover that some other time if anyone is interested.
Hello everyone,
Today I wanted to share a few reasons why most of the marriage predictions people get fail. We will also cover how to minimise errors and get the best possible prediction timelines.
Without further ado, let's begin.
1. Incorrect Birth Time: For marriage timing, the 1-7 axis of both the birth chart (D1) and Navamsa (D9) is of the essence. While most people have their Lagna chart/D1 correct, it is the divisional chart where most errors occur. Navamsa changes roughly every 10-15 minutes, and a difference of 2-3 minutes (which is quite a common discrepancy) can alter the Navamsa Lagna.
As someone who reads charts for a living, I can assure you that this happens more often than not. An experienced astrologer often rectifies these small discrepancies, while others may simply skip the rectification and proceed with the available birth time. When I make these adjustments, I always let the native know the Navamsa ascendant I am using, as many people are keen to read the chart themselves and learn things.
A few astrologers also use divisional charts other than D9 to make marriage predictions. I recently had the chance to speak to an astrologer who compulsorily uses D60 and Moola Dasha to complement his predictions. The methodology may differ across practitioners, but the larger point remains the same. The person using D60 (or any other divisional chart) should first be able to correct the time to that level of accuracy too.
To summarise, STEP 1 is to fine-tune the birth time to get the correct Navamsa Ascendant.
2. Checking Marriage Promise:
After getting the correct D1 and D9, the next step should be to see if the native is even destined to be married. If they are not, the dasha and transits can come and go with no results.
This is something I dread writing about/teaching, as most people reading and watching educational content do it with the intention of applying it to their own charts. The onus lies on the writer to be responsible and not talk about sensitive issues that induce fear and anxiety in the general public. This might be one of those things I never divulge publicly. Just like my stance on not giving longevity predictions.
The yoga of no marriage is comparatively rarer, so one should not jump to such conclusions based on one or two placements.
STEP 2: Check marriage promise.
3. Ascertaining Age of Marriage:
Depending on Desh Kaal Patra, the astrologer should ascertain if the native can get married before the average age prevalent in their respective society, around the average age, or if there will be a delay in getting married. This can vary greatly for different parts of the world. (Example, people in Australia might get married later than they do in India).
To arrive at an approximate marriage age, I primarily focus on two planets:
• Saturn – the karaka of delay and postponement.
• Moon – the karaka of early fulfilment and timely events.
The composite influence of Saturn and Moon on specific marriage-related factors (Venus, 1st house and lord, 7th house and lord in both D1 and D9, Darakaraka, sign of Libra etc) can provide a broad indication of whether marriage is likely to happen early, on time, or later in life.
Please note that the final result can be studied only after taking into account the whole chart, along with the degrees and signs. For example, there can be instances where Moon and Saturn are conjunct in the 7th, and you will be in a conundrum regarding which graha has a higher say.
Ideally, the above technique should be applied by a learned astrologer as it is not a mathematical formula, but rather an intuition-based judgement developed after reading a good number of charts. If you are keen on making a prediction yourself, I recommend you first test it out on 10-15 charts of family members, friends and relatives (current generation to stick with desh kaal patra) to get a flavour of how things work in real life.
STEP 3: Ascertain approximate marriage age.
4. Relying Only on Vimshottari Dasha
One of the best Dashas to work with in Kalyug, but it should still be complemented with Yogini or Jaimini Dashas like Narayana/Chara/Laganamsaka for additional clarity and confirmation. This helps further fine-tune the marriage window as well. Of course, the primary condition is to learn how to work with these Dasha systems.
While working with Yogini Dasha, people often skip the Progressed Lagna Technique. I have spoken about it HERE.
STEP 4: Check alternate Dasha systems.
5. Making Only a Transit-Based Prediction
I have often seen people using only the upcoming transits (especially Jupiter) to make blind predictions about the native getting married in a particular year, completely bypassing their natal chart promise and dashas. To put things in perspective, not every Leo Ascendant will get married next year post Jupiter transit and not every Capricorn Ascendant will have a bad time.
Transits are important and we cannot assign a weightage in terms of importance to dasha or transit. Both the ingredients are important, without which the wedding biryani cannot be made hehe.
STEP 5: Use Transits and Dashas together.
6. Prediction Under a Minute Techniques
Similar to transits, there are many myths and “secret techniques” floating around that claim to find the year of marriage within a minute. Most of these techniques do not work on even 50% of charts and are often just clickbait titles. Numerology videos are especially notorious for doing this (at least in my observation).
ADVICE: DO NOT fall for clickbait content.
7. Special Problem on Reddit
People often hide their birth time, date and place due to fear of their charts being misused for ill purposes online (I understand the concern), but it leaves little room for the astrologer to cast the chart on their preferred software and 'do their thing' when they are confined to the data which is presented to them.
In such scenarios, take every prediction which you get with a pinch of salt.
ADVICE: Try to consult somebody suggested by friends and family or somebody whose content you relate to.
8. Self-Analyzing and Projecting
For example, I have had clients trying to tell me how they 'feel' a certain planet is more benefic for their chart and that they should get married within 6 months or it will never happen, be doomed, etc. I hear them. It is impossible to stay objective when your life is at stake.
You could have studied at the finest universities in the world and be the smartest person in any room you enter, but I assure you, it is still difficult to remain objective about events which you truly desire and yearn for. As per my experience, most people yearn for love and companionship regardless of their present state. I can have a student, an unemployed person, or one of the wealthier people sitting in front of me and the common pain point is always love and marriage, presenting itself in different forms; unrequited love stories, breakups after several years together, or never having had a romantic encounter, wondering when they can meet the one etc., if they are not coupled up. A really small population truly doesn’t care about it.
ADVICE: If you are emotionally invested in a prediction, let someone else read the chart for you.
I hope this made for an interesting read! Have a great work week!
Something struck me while going through some old texts recently. We usually think of the Sun as one deity with one job, giving light, marking the day and sustaining life on earth. But that's not really how the old texts talk about him. They call him omnipotent. Omnipresent. And the same lines that glorify Shiva, or Vishnu, or Devi, they just turn around and say, yeah, this is the Sun too. It's the same one.
Take Sri Rudram, or Rudradhyaya as it's also called. Before the actual hymn even starts, there's a whole preliminary section chanted called the Sri Rudra Laghunyasa, and it opens with a viniyoga line, basically an attribution line, that tells you who you're really praying to.
संकर्षणमूर्तिस्वरूपो योऽसावादित्यः परमपुरुषः स एष रुद्रो देवता ।
saṅkarṣaṇa-mūrti-svarūpo yo'sāv ādityaḥ paramapuruṣaḥ sa eṣa rudro devatā
"The deity of this hymn is that Supreme Person who is the Sun, whose form is Sankarshana. He alone is this Rudra."
Before a single verse of Rudram is even chanted, in this opening line of the Laghunyasa itself. Rudra is Aditya. Not similar to. Not symbolic of. Is.
And then there's Devi. Sri Suktam actually calls her by the Sun's own colour.
आदित्यवर्णे तपसोऽधिजातो वनस्पतिस्तव वृक्षोऽथ बिल्वः ।
ādityavarṇe tapaso'dhijāto vanaspatis tava vṛkṣo'tha bilvaḥ
"O you who are of the colour of Aditya, from your tapas the Bilva tree was born."
Aditya-varne. Same colour as the Sun. And it's not a one-off line either, because elsewhere she's described sitting right inside his disc.
भानुमण्डलमध्यस्था भैरवी भगमालिनी ।
bhānumaṇḍala-madhyasthā bhairavī bhagamālinī (Sri Lalita Sahasranama)
"She who dwells in the centre of the Sun's own disc."
His orb (SuryaMandala) becomes her seat, basically. So Shakti isn't off somewhere separate from the Sun, she's using him as her own visible throne, in a sense.
And Vishnu, well, that one's almost too easy. Surya's own name is Surya Narayana. Narayana. That's just Vishnu's name, sitting right there inside the Sun's name.
Okay but here's where it stops being "oh nice comparison" and becomes something a lot heavier. The Rigveda says:
सूर्य आत्मा जगतस्तस्थुषश्च ।
sūrya ātmā jagatas tasthuṣaś ca (Rigveda 1.115.1)
"Surya is the Atman, the Self, of everything that moves and everything that stands still."
Not a self. The self. Of the entire universe, moving things, still things, all of it.
And the Taittiriya Aranyaka doesn't even leave room to argue with it, it just says:
आदित्यो वा एष एतन्मण्डलं तपति । असावादित्यो ब्रह्म ।
āditya vā eṣa etan maṇḍalaṃ tapati, asāv āditya brahma
"This Sun who heats this orb, that Sun is Brahman."
That's from the Suryopanishad section of it. And it really doesn't say represents, or symbolizes, or points toward. It says is.
The jyotish side of it. In Vedic astrology Surya is called the Atmakaraka, which just means the significator of the soul. Every other planet handles something, the mind, money, siblings, whatever. Surya alone handles the Self. And that's not some invention astrologers came up with on their own, it's basically lifted straight from that Rigvedic line, atma jagatah. If Surya's the self of the whole universe, then of course in a birth chart he ends up being the self of the individual too. Same logic, just zoomed in.
And it goes even further than that, honestly. Surya isn't just one planet sitting among nine others. He's kind of the power source all the others plug into. The Linga Purana actually names seven main rays coming off him, and each one is said to activate a different planet. Sushumna activates Chandra. Vishvakarma activates Budha. Vishvavyacha, Shukra. Sannaddha, Mangal. Sarvavasu, Brihaspati. Svarat, Shani. And Harikesha activates the whole nakshatra mandala. So really, every planet's light is just borrowed light. It's Surya's light, just rerouted through whichever ray belongs to that planet.
Which is, honestly, exactly why astrologers do what they do when a chart is a mess. You know, heavily afflicted, nothing working, remedy after remedy for this planet or that planet just doesn't land. Eventually they stop chasing individual planets and go straight for Surya. Strengthen the Sun. Because if every planet is running on his energy anyway, fixing him is like fixing the main supply line instead of patching each broken wire separately.
So jyotish isn't really adding meaning to a planet here, it's just repeating, in its own language, what the Veda already said ages ago. Surya, Devi, Shiva, Vishnu. Not different things. Same light.
There's also the Shatapatha Brahmana, which comes at this from a slightly different angle. In its Pravargya section the Sun keeps getting addressed under different functional names, Yama, "the one who controls everything here," Prajapati, "lord of creatures," and there's this bit where he unites with Savitri and shines together with Surya in the ritual formulas of Vajasaneyi Samhita 37. Doesn't matter which function you pick, cosmic order, control, creation, it all loops back to the same Sun.
And then Vishnu comes up again, among the twelve Adityas themselves. Dhata, Mitra, Aryama, Shakra, Varuna, Amsha, Bhaga, Vivasvan, Pusha, Savita, Tvashta, and, yes, Vishnu. That last name isn't just borrowed for the list. Srimad Bhagavatam 8.13.6 says it outright:
अत्रापि भगवज्जन्म कश्यपाददितेरभूत् ।
आदित्यानामवरजो विष्णुर्वामनरूपधृक् ॥
atrāpi bhagavaj-janma kaśyapād aditer abhūt, ādityānām avarajo viṣṇur vāmana-rūpa-dhṛk
"The Lord himself was born here from Kashyapa and Aditi as the youngest of the Adityas, this is Vishnu himself, who took the form of Vamana."
So the Vishnu sitting among the twelve Adityas isn't some lesser deity that happened to share the name. It's Vishnu. Actually him. Born as an Aditya, and later stepping out as Vamana to measure the three worlds in three strides.
Put it all together and, I don't know, it kind of stops feeling like coincidence after a while. Rudram's own opening line calls Aditya Rudra. Sri Suktam calls Devi Aditya-varna and gives her his own disc to sit in. Vishnu's carried right inside the Sun's name, and shows up again as one of the twelve Adityas by birth. The Rigveda calls him the Self of everything, moving and still, and the Taittiriya Aranyaka just flatly says, that Sun is Brahman. And jyotish, in its own way, says the exact same thing, Surya is the Atmakaraka, the soul's own signifier, and every other planet is just running on light he handed them.
Hari Aum Tatsat.
Venus is a very important planet in our birth chart. It is not just about relationships and love. It is the planet of comfort, luxury, and wealth. Some people say money is not everything, but the reality for the common man is very different. If you do not have money in your pocket today, nobody will respect you. That is why we must pay close attention to Venus.
According to our ancient texts, Venus has three main enemies. These are the Sun, the Moon, and Rahu. Let us look at how Venus behaves when it connects with different planets in your chart.
Venus and Sun: This combination can be problematic if it is acting negatively, either through conjunction or aspect. It creates issues in your health rather than your wealth. Since Venus represents sperm count, a connection with the Sun can cause problems with sexual health and childbirth. This gets even more difficult if it happens in the 7th house, or if planets like Mars and Rahu join the mix. A very simple way to check if this combination is acting negatively in your life is to notice your daily food habits. If the Sun is negative, you will always feel the salt is less and you will constantly try to add more salt to your food.
Venus and Moon: This is a very interesting combination, especially in a male chart. Venus represents the wife, and the Moon represents the mother. Because the Moon considers Venus an enemy, this combination can bring marital friction. This becomes very difficult if the mother and wife are living under the same roof.
Also, Venus is luxury and the Moon is food. People with this combination, or if the 2nd house lord is with the Moon, are very fond of visually aesthetic and tasty food. If the food does not look or taste good, they get upset in a matter of seconds. This happens unless the combination sits in a sign ruled by Saturn. The best remedy here is meaningful charity. If you are eating a thousand rupee pizza but donating a five rupee biscuit, that is not real charity. Donate the same quality of food and clothes that you use in your own daily life.
Venus and Rahu: You need to pay special attention if you have this combination, or if these two planets are in trine to each other. Rahu is heavily associated with cheating. If it acts negatively, either the person will cheat on their partner, or their partner will cheat on them. However, if this combination works positively, the person can earn a huge amount of wealth. You just need to channel the energy of Rahu in a positive and constructive direction.
Venus and Jupiter: In my view, this is one of the absolute best combinations. Venus is wealth, and Jupiter is blessings and dharma. If you have this, you must make sure to always act ethically. If your actions are intended to harm dharma, the blessings of Jupiter will stop, and you will lose your wealth. Jupiter also represents the teacher. If you disrespect your guru or the people giving you knowledge, the planet of wealth will take your money away.
Venus and Saturn: This is a wonderful combination, especially if it is present in both your Lagna and Navamsha charts. Saturn represents your karma. Whenever this person does their work, wealth will automatically come. This is a hundred percent true. That is exactly why I consider the Saturn and Venus combination one of the best for building wealth.
Venus and Mercury: With this combination, the more you learn, the more your wealth will grow. People with this placement should make a genuine effort to stay happy and joyful. As long as you are in a joyful mood, you are unintentionally opening your route to earn wealth. If this combination is acting negatively, you might become highly critical about multiple things in life instead of being happy. To fix this, try to be communicative, smile often, take short distance travels, and engage in trading. The ultimate mantra for Venus and Mercury is to just keep learning in life.
Venus and Mars: This can be a difficult combination in a man's chart. It usually means your partner can be very aggressive or might be prone to bad health. The simple way to address this problem is to consciously activate the positive and disciplined traits of Mars in your own life.
Venus and Ketu: This is a very good combination in its own unique way. If it is working positively, as the person's wealth grows with time, they will become deeply spiritual. People with this combination are usually the biggest donors. If you have Venus and Ketu, do not blindly run behind money. Just keep an honest intent. If you lead a simplistic life, wealth will come in such a huge magnitude that you cannot even imagine it.
The Shraddha Tax and the Dashavatar: To bring all of this together, there is a very deep spiritual connection between the planets and the Dashavatar of Lord Vishnu. The Sun is connected to Lord Ram, the Moon to Lord Krishna, Mars to Lord Narsingha, Rahu to the Varaha avatar, Jupiter to Lord Vaman, Saturn to the Kurma avatar, Mercury to Lord Buddha, and Ketu is connected to the Matsya avatar.
If your Venus is sitting with any of these planets, that specific planet becomes strongly associated with your wealth. To keep the flow of wealth positive, you should make it a habit to donate some wealth to the deity associated with that planet.
If Venus is with the Sun, donate to Shri Ram. If it is with the Moon, donate to Shri Krishna. For Mars, give your offerings to Lord Narsingha or Hanuman ji. For Rahu, donate to the Varaha avatar or Durga ji. If Jupiter is there, donate to Lord Vishnu. For Saturn, give to Shri Bholenath. For Mercury, donate to Narayan Bhagwan, and for Ketu, offer your donation to Lord Ganpati.
Just like you pay income tax to the government on your earnings, treat this donation as a "shraddha tax" to the deity connected to your planetary wealth. Paying this tax of devotion with a pure heart ensures your wealth is protected and continues to grow.
I am 20 F and preparing for government exams which i will give attempt in next year ....but rahu md is starting soon and I am decently scared due to the Instragram and their opinions on rahu and rahu md 🥀🥀
Worried for my career (and because my parents have suffered a lot and things are spiralling a little due to toxic extended family and at this point I am the only hope to take us out from this hell hole)
So i wanted guidance for rahu md ....how will it affect my career and marriage...in future maybe if I do (this is another aspect of life that I struggle with cuz I am scared... somedays a bit obsessed some days a bit detached..not from any person weirdly never had any serious crush till date but the concept of marriage and partnership in general scares me)
Hence needed from guidance from people ....even any life advice in general 🙏🏻 on how to take care of mental health too in rahu md
Many people only look at the 7th house when they want to know about marriage. But the domain of the 7th house is not restricted to just a life partner. It holds very crucial information about other parts of your life.
Before we talk about the 7th house directly, I want to touch upon a very important concept in Parashari Jyotish called Bhavat Bhavam. This rule simply states that if you want to get more information about a specific house, you should also look at the house which is equally distant from it.
If we use the principle of Bhavat Bhavam, the 7th house is exactly the 10th house from the 10th house. Since the 10th house denotes your career and status, the 7th house shows the actual attainment of that status. Similarly, the 7th house is exactly the 4th house from the 4th house. The 4th house is your home, so the 7th house becomes your home away from home.
Because of this, the 7th house must be studied carefully if you are genuinely interested in doing business as a career. Many people see their business fail because they pick a field that does not align with their chart. They simply do not utilize the planets sitting in or aspecting their 7th house.
If you want to know what type of business is actually suitable for you, you must check the influences on your 7th house in a very specific order
You should only jump to checking the 7th house lord if no planet is sitting there and no planet is aspecting it.
Let us take a practical example. If you are a Cancer ascendant, Venus rules your 4th house. If this Venus is sitting directly in your 7th house, doing business related to the significations of Venus may produce great results for you. You could get into the home decor business, interior designing, or even open a franchise for luxury vehicles.
If you are a Capricorn ascendant and you have Mars sitting in your 7th house, then a business related to property or other Mars significations can give you very good results.
These are simple examples, but they show how you can align your business priorities according to the planetary combinations you carry. Just check which planets are inside your 7th house, see their lordships, and understand their natural traits to find your best business alignment.
Now, as I shared before, the 7th house is 4th from the 4th house. If your own 4th house of homeland is afflicted, and the Dasha of the planet sitting in your 7th house arrives, there is a very high possibility that you will move far away from your birthplace or even go to a foreign country. You can check this in your own chart and confirm it.
This breaks a very common myth. The 12th house is not the only house for foreign residence. A planet sitting in the 7th house can easily move you to a foreign place during its Dasha or Antardasha if other factors support it.
I have always reiterated this point. The job of a house and the job of a house lord are very different, and they should never be mixed. The house gives you things, but the house lord protects the things related to that house.
If someone has a business that is not doing well, they need to check both the 7th house and the 7th house lord. The 7th house might pull you into the world of business, but if your chosen field does not align with the planets influencing that house, problems are bound to come. Therefore, it is really important to first pay attention to what is sitting in your 7th house and make sure you are properly utilizing those planets to get good results.
D1- virgo ascendant, retrograde mars is in 12th house leo, purva phalguni nakshatra.
Moon in 6th house aquarius sign purva bhadrapada nakshatra.
D9- capricorn ascendant, retrograde mars in 11th house scorpio sign. Moon in 5th house taurus sign.
Does this placement can indicates toxic masculinity in spouse?
I'm not necessarily insecure, I'm pretty happy with myself actually- but I feel like my perception on how I show up and look is always fluctuating, I've noticed I don't usually come across how I think I am. I've been trying to learn astrological appearance indicators in the Vedic chart, would love to hear on what my chart indicates.
I ve been fed up jus check my compatibility with this girl guys , I spent a lot on astrology if someone can give a clear reply if this will workout or not pls tell me 😭🙏🙏 . I spent my monthly allowance lot of scammers. Pls if there is any legit astrologer pls tell me I beg u all atp. Mine is vrishabh lagna