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Moon in the Signs of D9 Chart

Aries

"I want it all, and I want it now." Emotionally, you’re fiery, intense, and direct in the D9 chart. You approach relationships with boldness and expect your future spouse to keep up with your energy. You’re someone who thrives on excitement, challenges, and passion in marriage. When you feel emotionally fulfilled, you’re like a spark that lights up the room. However, you can also be impatient and impulsive, wanting your partner to meet your emotional needs immediately. Your future spouse is likely to be assertive, courageous, and someone who admires your enthusiasm. They’ll match your fire and keep the relationship exciting, though they may need to help balance your occasional outbursts. Together, you’ll learn that love is about balancing independence and unity.

Taurus

"Hold me, and never let go." Your emotions in the Navamsa chart are rooted in stability, sensuality, and comfort. You seek a future spouse who values commitment, loyalty, and a touch of luxury in life. In marriage, you’ll want to build a beautiful, serene home where both of you can thrive. Your love language revolves around the physical—cooking together, long hugs, or simply creating a life that feels abundant and grounded. Your spouse will likely have a calm and steady demeanor, someone who prioritizes consistency and harmony. However, they might need to work around your occasional stubbornness, as you can be resistant to change once you’re emotionally set in your ways. Together, your relationship will feel like a warm, unshakeable sanctuary. 

Gemini

"Talk to me, connect with me, know me." Emotionally, you’re all about mental stimulation in the D9 chart. You need communication, laughter, and constant learning in your marriage. Your future spouse will be someone who enjoys endless conversations, sharing ideas, and exploring new things with you. They may be witty, versatile, and youthful in their approach to life, always keeping things interesting. However, you might struggle with emotional restlessness, as you’re always looking for the next big idea or experience. Your spouse will need to help you anchor those wandering thoughts into something meaningful. Together, you’ll form a bond that feels playful, curious, and ever-evolving.

Cancer

"Wrap me in your love and protect my heart." In the Navamsa, your emotions run deep, intuitive, and nostalgic. You need a partner who makes you feel emotionally secure and understood without needing to explain yourself. Your future spouse will likely have a nurturing or protective energy, someone who prioritizes family and emotional connection. In marriage, you’ll want to create a loving, warm space where you both can heal and grow. However, your moods can be intense, and you may cling to the past when feeling hurt. Your spouse will need to help you navigate your emotional waves, offering patience and comfort. Together, your bond will feel like a timeless love story, built on mutual care and devotion. 

Leo

"Show me I’m your world, and I’ll make you mine." In the D9 chart, your emotions are grand, warm, and magnetic. You seek a future spouse who admires you wholeheartedly and isn’t afraid to express their love. You thrive on attention, loyalty, and affection, and you’ll return it tenfold when you feel adored. Your spouse will likely have a strong personality or a creative streak, someone who values self-expression and isn’t afraid to shine by your side. However, you may struggle with emotional pride, finding it hard to admit when you’re hurt or in need. Together, you’ll create a love that feels larger than life, built on mutual admiration, passion, and celebration of each other.

Virgo

"Love me in the little things, the quiet moments." Emotionally, you’re practical, analytical, and deeply caring in the Navamsa. You approach marriage as a partnership where love is shown through actions, not just words. You need a future spouse who pays attention to the details, someone who understands your desire for order and harmony. Your spouse is likely to be intelligent, hardworking, and supportive, someone who grounds you emotionally while appreciating your thoughtful nature. However, you can be overly critical of yourself or your partner, which might create unnecessary tension. Together, you’ll learn the beauty of imperfection and create a love that is calm, steady, and deeply fulfilling. 

Libra

"Let’s create something beautiful together." In the D9 chart, your emotions are balanced, harmonious, and relationship-focused. You thrive on partnerships where both give and receive equally. Your future spouse will likely be charming, diplomatic, and someone who values fairness and aesthetic beauty. Together, you’ll strive to create a marriage that feels like a romantic dance, full of mutual respect and shared dreams. However, you might struggle with indecisiveness or suppressing your feelings to keep the peace. Your spouse will need to encourage open dialogue and help you feel safe expressing your true emotions. Together, your love will feel like a perfectly crafted masterpiece. 

Scorpio

"I want your soul, not just your heart." Emotionally, you’re intense, transformative, and deeply connected in the Navamsa. Marriage, for you, is about profound emotional intimacy and growth. Your future spouse will be someone who isn’t afraid of your depth and can handle your emotional storms. They’re likely to be passionate, loyal, and someone who understands the importance of emotional vulnerability. However, you may wrestle with trust issues or fear of betrayal, which can lead to emotional intensity. Together, your love will be magnetic, transformative, and a journey of discovering the hidden depths of each other’s souls.

Sagittarius

"Love is freedom, adventure, and endless discovery." In the Navamsa, your emotions are adventurous, optimistic, and philosophical. You need a future spouse who shares your love for growth, exploration, and big ideas. They’ll likely be someone who values freedom within the relationship, someone who’s as eager as you to explore life’s mysteries. In marriage, you’ll bond over shared adventures and deep conversations about life, but you might struggle with restlessness or a fear of being tied down. Your spouse will need to ground you while still encouraging your free spirit. Together, your love will feel like an exhilarating journey into the unknown.

Capricorn

"Love is built brick by brick." Emotionally, you’re serious, reserved, and goal-oriented in the Navamsa. You seek a future spouse who values responsibility, ambition, and long-term commitment. They’re likely to be someone who shares your drive for stability and success, helping you build a life that feels secure and accomplished. While you may struggle with expressing vulnerability, your spouse will help you open up emotionally over time. Together, you’ll create a partnership that feels unshakable, where love grows stronger with every challenge you face. 

Aquarius

"Love me for my mind and my dreams." Emotionally, you’re unconventional, visionary, and a bit detached in the Navamsa. You crave a relationship that feels unique, where you and your future spouse can explore ideas and change the world together. Your spouse will likely be open-minded, progressive, and someone who values intellectual connection. While you may struggle with emotional intimacy at times, your spouse will help you embrace your feelings while respecting your need for freedom. Together, your love will feel like a partnership of equals, focused on growth and shared ideals. 

Pisces

"Let’s lose ourselves in love." Emotionally, you’re dreamy, compassionate, and deeply sensitive in the D9 chart. You seek a future spouse who understands your emotional depth and shares your romantic, almost otherworldly vision of love. They’re likely to be someone intuitive, gentle, and deeply connected to their inner world. In marriage, you’ll create a spiritual bond that feels transcendent, but you may struggle with emotional boundaries or feeling overwhelmed. Your spouse will need to help you stay grounded while cherishing your beautiful imagination. Together, your love will feel like a timeless fairytale.

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Astro Observations -5💃

Here we go with part-5!!! My schedule is getting hectic, I managed some time to make this finally 😭😭❤💫

(These observations are based on the whole sign system, sidereal charts and all obs are subject to change with other aspects in the chart, so don't conclude anything with a single placement) ❤

1. Mercury in Capricorn/Aquarius or in Saturn ruled stars- Could've got late admissions in educational institutions or had academic gaps or breaks. This could also be true if Saturn is in Gemini/Virgo or in mercury ruled stars.😌

2. Jupiter in 10H esp in fire/air signs- They could have the tendency to change jobs frequently, mostly because their interests are diverse or they like the concept of exploring, taking a long time to settle down.😊

3. Having same ascendant in both D1 & D3- The person will be courageous, they could get benefits and significant help from siblings. Their source of motivation in life could come from their friendships, a close knit of circle who always motivates them to move forward.💫

4. Virgo mercury - Can be prone to losing money in share market, due to online frauds etc. These ppl should be careful with their money. You could even lose it carelessly, like forgetting the money purse somewhere. 🤧

5. Jupiter in 7H for Gemini ascendant - Even though Jupiter is in own house in this placement, it can give late marriage to the person if it's alone in 7H or doesn't receive any aspects from other benefic planets.😇

6. More planets in Leo house in D2- You will attain wealth by your own hardwork and independently. This placement can also make the person to start earning earlier than their peers or simply have more earnings regardless of what age they started going to a job.💃

7. More planets in Cancer house in D2- You will be blessed with extravagant lifestyle and wealth after marriage. Your partner will play a significant role in determining your wealth---you could either have a joint bank account with your partner OR after their arrival in your life, you could've experienced significant rise in your salary.🤩

8. Mars-moon conjunction in D4- The property you buy in your name could be located near water sources or you can be inclined to buy agricultural lands or at least buy a commercial plot with a countryside environment. If it's in a water sign, you would buy properties in your name near coastal cities.💙

9. Ashlesha/Jyeshta/Revati Moons- No matter how manipulative or cold they might appear due to moon in mercury star, they can fall in love easily. Even if they're slow, they're as obsessive, deep and consuming as Scorpio moons when in love. Some ppl might have had obsessive crushes or a long relationship for years during school days itself.💖

10. Mars-Sun conjunction in D4- House in your name could be placed near government owned buildings or in a colony where many government officials reside. You might construct a house in warmer places (by temperature in surrounding) than the ones you grew up in.🌡

11. Cancer Venus in a woman's chart- Female friends can get jealous of them, after wedding, even the female family members of the groom could do so. It's because of their perfect embodiment of feminine self, it can make other underdeveloped females insecure. Might not be the case for everyone, just observed this in few.💜

12. Placements and the type of house construction/aesthetics you may like & build:

(This doesn't mean you will end up building your house like this for sure, these placements should make aspects to the 4H/4H lord, 4H shouldn't be afflicted, favorable mahadasha should come and many more other aspects, so take the below ones as a fun read!)

Venus in Taurus/Libra/Pisces- Lots of interior designing & unique architecture. They want their house to be very aesthetically pleasing and appreciated by others. They have a eye for beauty.😍

Rahu in 4H- House constructed in an extravagant manner, has many rooms🤭

Mercury-saturn conjunction - Likes building staircase inside the house and basements having those spiral steps like in the horror films lol.🤫

Aries Sun - Grand entrance, the main gate or the house door will be big both in terms of height and width. They could like adding glass elements that reflect light on top of house door or any architecture near that.💅

Jupiter-Saturn conjunction - Loves unique and high class wooden sculptures and furnitures. These could be the people who would import specific type of wood to make their study table hehe.💪

Taurus/Cancer Moon- Water flowing architecture inside the house. You may also be fond of having fish tanks. This placement along with taurus or libra venus can give (for ex.) unique statues and water flowing from it or glass floors and fish maintenance below it.🤪

Leo Moons- Most probably likes having their own swimming pool in their house, especially purva phalguni moons.😻

Mars-moon conjunction - Loves doing indoor gardening. Rahu in the mix can give technological advancements in this, like having hydroponics system or any specialized type of gardening.🌱

Venus-rahu conjunction - Prefers different colored lighting settings, can even have home theatre setups. They like aesthetic light works with multiple colors and all shiny at least in one room for recreation.✨

Venus-Mars conjunction - Highlights strong security systems. They could appoint a watchman or have CCTV cameras surrounding their house. Mars in rahu's star having this conjunction, they might have advanced touch or face recognition type of security systems.😼

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Divisional Charts in Vedic Astrology

Hi guys! How are you? I'm good and I hope you are too. So, this will be another post about Vedic astrology. I wanted to post this blog yesterday, but I was so tired for no damn reason. Also, thank you for liking my post about the nakshatras. I didn't expect it to do this well. This will be finally a bigger post after a couple of days ago. Hope you'll find it interesting.

Divisional charts are multiple charts in Vedic astrology which represent various things in our life. Each divisional chart analyses particular thing in our life, such as money, marriage, career, education, spirituality, strengths and weakness, our relationships with our siblings, children, parents etc. There's overall 16 divisional charts that are considered as the most important ones and I'm gonna explain in this post each of these divisional charts individually.

Rasi Chart (D1) - This is the most important chart in Vedic astrology and is basically the actual birth chart of ours. It is also called as Lagna Chart and Lagna means Ascendant. This is the type of chart where the Ascendant is always placed (or we can also say that it's fixed) in the 1st house and it represents our physical world and our overall life path in general.

Hora Chart (D2) - This divisional chart is related with the 2nd house and it represents our financial status, family wealth and how we can make money in this lifetime. There's only two signs in this chart, Cancer and Leo and both of these planets are ruled by the luminaries (the Moon and the Sun), meaning that there's a spiritual way (Moon Hora) and a creative way (Sun Hora) to make money.

Drekkana Chart (D3) - This chart is associated with the 3rd house and it represents our siblings and how we interact with them. If you don't have any sibling on your family, then this divisional chart can represent your inner world and your type of personality that you may hide from the other people in general.

Chaturthamsa Chart (D4) - Of course, this chart is related with the 4th house as well. It can represent our foundations, fortune and inherited property from our family. From my perspective, this divisional chart is also associated with our living place, childhood and our private life.

Saptamsa Chart (D7) - Since it's related with the 5th house, this chart represents our progeny, children and how we interact with them. We can see both luck and misfortune our children might experience. It can also represent our procreative energy, spiritual beliefs and our creative abilities.

Navamsa Chart (D9) - This is mostly the most important or the most popular divisional chart in Vedic astrology. Well, this chart represents our love life, marriage and our life path at the older years of our life. The placements from this chart may become more relevant to us after we turn 25. You can book a reading of this divisional chart individually with me.

Dasamsa Chart (D10) - This chart is related with the 10th house and Saturn, which means that it represents our career path, profession, how we interact with our work environment and our public image. It can show which kind of career is the most suitable for us so we can achieve success in our field. Again, this is another divisional chart that you can book a reading with me individually.

Dwadasamsa Chart (D12) - This divisional chart represents our parents and how we interact with them. It can also represent how our parents influenced our childhood and upbringing, the financial status of our parents and what we can inherit from our parents.

Shodasamsa Chart (D16) - I mostly hear that this chart represents our vehicles or which type of vehicles are the most suitable for us. We can use this divisional chart to see how we seek pleasure and comfort in life and how we connect with the money, since this chart is related with the 11th house.

Vimsamsa Chart (D20) - This divisional chart is connected with spirituality, so it represents how we approach to spiritual pursuits and religious activities. It can also represent our philosophical identity and growth of our spirituality in our life.

ChaturVimsamsa Chart (D24) - This chart is related to our educational path, learning abilities and how knowledgeable we are. If you want to know which college degrees are the most suitable for you, this divisional is great to analyze then.

SaptaVimsamsa Chart (D27) - This divisional chart is associated with our strengths and weaknesses, our what we are good at it and what we lack. This chart is not really used often.

Trimsamsa Chart (D30) - You'll possibly hear that this chart is about evils. By saying that, it can mean that this divisional chart can show which type of hardships, diseases and misfortunes we might experience in our life. This chart is also associated with the enemies, since it's related with the 6th house.

KhaVedamsa Chart (D40) - It can represent our karmic bond or relationship with our mother or with our ancestors This divisional chart can show our both auspicious and inauspicious effects in our charts or in relationships with out ancestors.

AkshaVedamsa Chart (D45) - This divisional is also not used often, 'cause its interpretation is so general. It can represent our character moral and ethical values. It's also about our karmic patterns from our father of from other ancestors.

Shastiamsa Chart (D60) - I find this divisional chart as one of the most heard and one of the most important charts in Vedic astrology. It can show our karma from our past life and our overall life path from this current incarnation.

Alright, this could the the end of another astrological post. Let me know in the comment section what do you think about this topic. And if you want to know more about any of your divisional chart, you can book a Mini Sidereal Chart Reading on my site. See you soon!

Best regards, Paky McGee

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a Few Notes on Writers and Storytelling in Vedic Astrology - and how to use that in your own chart!

Researched for my use, published for your reference. Disclaimer in bio. I use Sidereal placements but suggest checking both.

✒️ Ardra has massive connections to Gothic fiction. Mary Shelley (Frankenstein) and Lord Byron (romantic poetry) both had Ardra Ascendants, with Shelley also having Ardra Saturn and Indu Lagna. Charlotte Bronte (Jane Eyre) had an Ardra Mars and Emily Bronte (Wuthering Heights) had an Ardra moon.

📖 This makes sense! Ardra is the Star of Sorrow. It is also called the Star of Oppression. The Vimshottari Dasha says Ardra can be connected to condemnation and sacrifice. It is ruled by the Howling God, Rudra, born crying for he had no name. He was the god of Destructive Storms and Thunder, and also the Lord of Wild Animals and Medicines. This aligns with many common Gothic motifs!

📖 As a result, Gothic fiction can be an amazing introspective dive for Ardra natives... if they aren't too afraid to see their own wounds reflected back at them. Like Frankenstein's monster, Ardra natives often end up rejecting or being rejected by their "creators" - whether that's their families or their gods. Catherine and Heathcliff and their tragedy will speak to the wild Ardra native's inclination to lash out or run away out of fear of being trapped or abandoned. Etc!

✒️ You can look at an author's D5 for common threads in their popular works. For example, D5 Mars in its own sign or house is common for suspense and noir authors, as is prominent Scorpio. Both of these things are true for Agatha Christie (Hercule Poirot books and other mystery novels), Arthur Conan Doyle (Sherlock Holmes series), and Truman Capote (In Cold Blood)!

📖 If you are a creator, you can look to it for inspiration, or use it to analyze your works for patterns you never even noticed! For example, I also write original fiction in my own time. My D5 Ascendant is Sagittarius, ruled by Jupiter, and faith, fate, and the divine are common themes. My D5 sun is 6th house Taurus and my works usually explore one on one relationships with lots of dialogue. Venus, my D5 sun's sign ruler, is in the 12th and Scorpio and the plots typically involve secrets, mysteries, and the link between life and death. Etc. etc. etc.

📖 Even if you don't consider yourself a creator, you can use your D5 to look at the creators that helped shape you! For example, my D5 has a Mula Ascendant and a triple conjunction in Bharani under 1º, and my favorite author as a child, Cornelia Funke, has Bharani Mars and a Venus/Saturn conjunction in Mula under 2º in her D1. I also loved Peter and Wendy, and on top of us sharing D1 Ardra Risings, J. M. Barrie has his D1 sun in Krittika, same as my D5 Jupiter.

✒️ Fairy tales are usually associated with Punarvasu, Hasta, and Revati. Hans Christian Anderson (The Little Mermaid, The Emperor's New Clothes, etc.) had Punarvasu Rahu, Hasta Saturn, and Revati Sun and Mercury. J. M. Barrie (Peter and Wendy, later iterations known as Peter Pan) had Punarvasu Jupiter, its ruling planet, in the 1st and D10 Hasta Ascendant and Pluto. Hans Grimm (Grimm's Fairy Tales) had Hasta Moon, which is its ruling planet, and Revati Rahu.

📖 Punarvasu is the Star of Renewal. It prospers the greatest only after experiencing failure - a common theme in fairy tales. There is a Rags to Riches element to this nakshatra, or the reverse. It's not a romantic nakshatra but it is well suited to travel. I personally associate it with The Emperor's New Clothes, The Lost Princess, and Ali Baba and the Forty Thieves.

📖 Hasta is the Hand, which has more than one meaning. This nakshatra puts what you want in your hands, but there is also a connection to palmistry, fate, and magic. These natives have the quick wit and mystical audacity that gives characters in fairy tales the happiest endings. They're also willing to 'take with both hands'. I associate this nakshatra with Jack and the Beanstalk, Rumpelstilskin, and The Seven Ravens.

📖 Revati is the Star of Wealth, because they find what has been lost or overlooked and appreciate it appropriately. They are at their best when they act as guides, or as guardians, to those who need them. I associate them with The Blue Bird, The Frog Prince, and Thumbelina.

Hope this was useful, thanks for reading. If you have any questions, feel free to message, ask, or reply ♡

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Astrology Articles : Marriage & Role of Divisional charts - Navmamsha and others

Marriage and role of Birth chart with Navmansha and other divisional charts Marriage is an important event of life. One of the Sixteen (Solah) Sanskar of human life. Continue reading Untitled

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About Dwadashamsha (D-12 chart)

As we have entered a special period called Pitru Paksha, it is good to remember the D-12 divisional chart or Dwadashamsha, which reveals ancestral heritage and our own place in our family lineage. But first, a few words about Pitru Paksha.

Pitru Paksha is a 16-day period in the Hindu calendar dedicated to honouring ancestors, observed during the waning phase of the Moon in the month of Bhadrapada (September-October). During this time, Hindus perform rituals such as Shradh and Tarpan to pay respects to their passed ancestors and seek their blessings. In general, it is a good time to spend e.g., exploring your family history, making a family tree, learning about your ancestors’ lives, visiting cemeteries and paying respects at the resting places of your passed relatives. It is believed that the souls of ancestors return to earth during these days, and offerings of food, water, and prayers help ensure their peace and contentment in the afterlife. This period holds great significance for receiving ancestral blessings, resolving issues like Pitru Dosha (ancestral curses), and promoting family harmony. The final day, Mahalaya Amavasya, is considered the most important, marking the end of Pitru Paksha.

D-12 Chart

The D-12 divisional chart, a.k.a Dwadasamsa chart, is an important tool in Vedic astrology for analyzing matters related to one's family lineage, ancestors, and parental influences. The D-12 chart focuses on the influences passed down from our ancestors, especially from parents, grandparents and so on. It is derived from dividing each sign of the zodiac into 12 parts, hence the name "Dwadasamsa" (Dwadasha means "12" in Sanskrit).

Key Areas Analyzed in the D-12 Chart:

Parental Influence:

The D-12 chart is primarily used to understand the relationship with one's parents and the impact of parental upbringing on the individual's life.

It shows the karma related to one’s parents, indicating how their behaviour, health, and fortunes may influence the native.

Ancestral Lineage and Heritage:

The chart reveals ancestral patterns and influences, both positive and negative, that may be inherited from past generations.

Ancestral blessings or unresolved issues, like Pitru Dosha (ancestral curse), can be seen in this chart.

The strengths and weaknesses of the family tree, including traditions, values, and health traits, are also reflected.

Health and Longevity of Parents:

The health of parents and their longevity can be examined through the D-12 chart. It can give insights into the wellbeing of parents and any potential issues they may face.

If malefic planets (Sun, Mars, Saturn) are prominent, it may indicate challenges or struggles related to parents.

Inheritance of Karma:

The D-12 chart provides insight into how ancestral karma (good or bad) affects the native. This karma may manifest as opportunities or challenges in the individual's life, and rituals like Shradh (ancestor worship) can help resolve or mitigate ancestral issues.

Family Fortunes and Reputation:

It reflects the status and reputation of the family as a whole. The condition of the planets in this chart reveals the level of respect and honour the family holds in society and how it will affect the native's own standing.

Spiritual Heritage:

The chart indicates the level of spiritual heritage passed down through the family. If benefic planets like Jupiter, Moon and Venus are well-placed, it shows the individual inherits spiritual wisdom, strong values, and a good moral foundation from their lineage.

How to Analyze Family and Ancestors in the D-12 Chart:

Ascendant (Lagna):

The ascendant (Lagna) and its lord in the D-12 chart represent the overall physical and psychological influence of family and ancestors on the native. It can show how much of the ancestral traits or karma the individual inherits. Also, Lagna and its lord in a certain house show which role the native has in his or her lineage (they can be positive and negative).

Sun (Father) and Moon (Mother):

Sun represents the father in a horoscope, and its placement in the D-12 chart shows the native’s connection with paternal ancestors.

Moon represents the mother, and its position indicates the maternal influence. The condition of these planets helps assess how well-supported or challenged the native’s life is due to parental and ancestral energies.

Fourth House:

The fourth house is significant for matters related to the mother, family, heritage, and property. In the D-12 chart, this house shows how the native connects emotionally with the family and the security provided by their ancestors.

Ninth House:

The ninth house represents father and ancestral wisdom. It reflects spiritual guidance and the influence of ancestors on higher learning, ethics, and fortune.

The ninth house and its lord in the D-12 chart give key indications of the native’s ancestral blessings, spiritual inheritance, and how much support the individual receives from their father and paternal lineage.

Planets and Their Conditions:

Jupiter is a significant planet in understanding ancestral blessings as it represents wisdom, tradition, and knowledge passed down from elders. Therefore, strong Jupiter gives prosperity and luck, while Jupiter in its fall is weaker and restrains from a continuous expansion and luck.

Saturn represents karmic inheritance and may indicate ancestral debts or obligations if it is afflicted.

The placement and condition of Rahu and Ketu (the lunar nodes) can show past-life karmas and the type of ancestral energies (positive or negative) carried forward.

Malefic and Benefic Influences:

If malefic planets like Rahu, Saturn, or Mars are prominently placed in the D-12 chart, especially if they are affecting the Sun, Moon, or the fourth/ninth houses, it may indicate ancestral challenges (karmic debts) or Pitru Dosha. This could lead to difficulties in life such as delays, health issues, or strained family relationships.

Benefic planets like Jupiter and Venus, on the other hand, show positive ancestral inheritance, such as wisdom, wealth, and spiritual support.

Remedies for Ancestral Issues:

If the D-12 chart reveals ancestral difficulties or Pitru Dosha, the following remedies can help alleviate these issues:

Performing Shradh: During Pitru Paksha, performing Shradh and offering food, water, and donations to honour the ancestors is a powerful remedy.

Tarpan: Offering water and prayers regularly to ancestors can help resolve any karmic debts inherited from them.

Donations and Charity: Performing charity in the name of ancestors can bring relief from inherited challenges and help receive blessings.

Chanting Mantras: Reciting mantras like the Pitru Suktam or performing Pitru Gayatri mantra helps in pacifying the souls of ancestors.

May the power of our Ancestors come with us!

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Vedic Divisional Charts

At Astropatri, we specialize in interpreting Vedic Divisional Charts to provide detailed insights into different facets of your life. By analyzing these charts, you can gain a deeper understanding of your personality, strengths, and challenges. Learn how Vedic divisional charts can illuminate your path and offer solutions to life's dilemmas. Let Astropatri help you explore these ancient astrological tools for personal growth and success.

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D2 Divisional Chart: Hora Chart

The D2 divisional chart, also known as the Hora chart, is a Vedic astrology tool used to analyze wealth and financial prosperity. This chart is derived by dividing each sign of the zodiac into two equal parts, each ruled by either the Sun or the Moon.

1. Sun and Moon Hora Rulership

The D2 chart is divided into two horas per sign. The first 15 degrees of any sign are ruled by the Sun (Solar Hora), and the second 15 degrees are ruled by the Moon (Lunar Hora). This division reflects the balance of masculine and feminine energies in relation to wealth and prosperity.

2. Wealth and Prosperity Indicators

The placement of planets in the D2 chart provides insight into your financial status and how you attract wealth. Planets in Solar Horas indicate active, assertive means of acquiring wealth, while those in Lunar Horas suggest a more receptive and nurturing approach.

3. Analyzing the Chart

Ascendant and Ascendant Lord: The sign and its lord in the D2 chart's ascendant indicate the primary approach to wealth and financial matters. Planets in Solar Hora: These planets show areas where you might actively seek and earn wealth through initiative, hard work, and leadership. Planets in Lunar Hora: These planets reflect areas where wealth may come through passive means, inheritance, nurturing, and emotional intelligence.

4. Key Planets to Consider

Sun and Moon: The natural rulers of the D2 chart, their positions can reveal the strength and balance of financial energies. Jupiter: The planet of wealth and abundance, its placement can indicate where opportunities for financial growth lie. Venus: Associated with luxury and material comfort, Venus’s position can show areas of potential indulgence and financial gain.

5. Wealth-Building Strategies

By understanding the D2 chart, you can tailor your financial strategies. For example, strong Solar Hora placements might suggest taking bold, entrepreneurial actions, while strong Lunar Hora placements might indicate benefiting from investments, savings, and nurturing existing resources.

6. Practical Applications

Use the D2 chart to guide financial decisions, investments, and career choices. By aligning your actions with the insights from the Hora chart, you can enhance your ability to attract and manage wealth effectively.

7. Balancing Energies

The D2 chart emphasizes the importance of balancing active and passive financial strategies. Embrace both the assertive, action-oriented Solar energy and the receptive, nurturing Lunar energy to create a holistic approach to wealth.

Understanding the D2 Hora chart provides a nuanced view of your financial potential and helps you harness both the active and passive aspects of wealth-building in your life.

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Manual Drawing of Divisional Charts: A Beginner's Guide 💅🤗

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The rules of drawing divisional charts can be found in books of your choice and online resources, my goal is to make it available to everyone in simple terms. I'll try to explain as easily as possible. I'm going to focus on ONLY some of the important divisional charts, I sincerely hope that I don't make any technical mistakes lacking concentration in the middle of writing, if you do find any error please do let me know so that I could change it, basics should be available to everyone and the information shouldn't be wrong.🤗💛

The general rules will be the same everywhere, only the simpler techniques they use to find out planet position in divisional charts may vary from astrologer to astrologer but the end results are the same. I will be telling you the way I learnt. If you are someone, who is interested in learning these basics, you're in for a ride, I hope you'll take a notebook and enjoy drawing out on your own at the end of this post!❤

Everything till now is blah-blah, Real content starts here lol-

Let's go in ascending order of important divisional charts!🤩

D2 Chart Manual Making:

Male signs- Aries, Gemini, Leo, Libra, Sagittarius, Aquarius

Female signs- Taurus, Cancer, Virgo, Scorpio, Capricorn, Pisces

(Please make sure to remember the gender of the signs as it will be used in many varga chart making. It's just the alternative signs.)

If you have a planet in the MALE sign category, see the degrees, if it's between 0-15°---it will be placed in Leo house in D2 AND If it's between 15.1-30°---it will be placed in Cancer house in D2.💛💛

If you have a planet in the FEMALE sign category, see the degrees, if it's between 0-15°---it will be placed in Cancer house in D2 AND if it's between 15.1°-30°---it will be placed in Leo house in D2.💙💙

Let's see some examples - If you have a cancer venus at 26°, since it's a female sign and is in the second half of the degree division,Venus will be placed in Leo in D2. If you have an Aries Mars at 16°, since it's a male sign and is in the second half of the degree division, Mars will be placed in Cancer in D2. ���😃

Follow the same rules and draw for all planets and ascendant to come up with a complete D2 chart. In D2, ALL planets+asc will be assigned ONLY in Cancer or Leo houses.🤗

D3 Chart Manual Making:

All planets+asc will be placed in trikona (1,5,9) houses from its position. If a planet is within 0-10° in your D1, then it will be in the same sign in D3 too. 💖

Planet degrees in D1 and it's position in D3 -

0-10°----In same sign as D1

10.1-20°----In 5H when counted from it's position

20.1°-30°----In 9H when counted from it's position

Let's see some examples - If your Gemini Venus is at 12°, it will be placed in Libra (5H from its position). If your Taurus Mars is at 24°, it will be placed in Capricorn (9H from its position).❤

The same way, draw the entire D3 chart including all planets+asc.🤗

D4 Chart Manual Making:

All planets+asc will be placed in Kendra houses (1,4,7,10) from its position.

Planet degrees in D1 and it's position in D4:

0-7.30°---In same sign as D1

7.31°-15°---In 4H when counted from it's position

15.1-22.30°---In 7H when counted from it's position

22.31-30°---In 10H when counted from it's position

Let's see some examples - Pisces sun at 21° will be placed in Virgo house (7H from Pisces) in D4. Sagittarius moon at 9° will be placed in Pisces house (4H from Sagittarius) in D4.💕

The same way, draw the entire D4 chart including all the planets+asc.🤗

D6 Chart Manual Making:

If any planet is in the assigned MALE zodiac signs in the D1 chart, they get assigned between Aries to Virgo in the D6 chart. If any planet is in the FEMALE zodiac signs in the D1 chart, they get assigned between Libra to Pisces in the D6 chart.

In case of a planet in MALE sign-

0-5°---Assign In Aries house in D6

5.1-10°---In Taurus

10.1-15°---In Gemini

15.1-20°---In Cancer

20.1-25°---In Leo

25.1-30°---In Virgo

Let's see an example- If mars is in Leo at 6° in your D1 chart, you assign it in Taurus in D6. If Venus is in Aquarius at 22°, you assign it in Leo in D6. 💞

In case of a planet in FEMALE sign-

0-5°---Assign in Libra house in D6

5.1-10°---In Scorpio

10.1-15°---In Sagittarius

15.1-20°---In Capricorn

20.1-25°---In Aquarius

25.1-30°---In Pisces

Let's see an example - If Jupiter is in Taurus at 29°, you assign it to Pisces in D6. 💕

Likewise, draw for all the planets+asc. 🤗

D9 Chart Manual Making:

D9 and D10 drawings can be lil bit confusing, so I've prepared a table for D9 making in ms-word. The table is attached below 👇

If you notice, the column 'nakshatra ruling planets' are given in the order of nakshatra rulers beginning from Ashwini in Aries. (ie.) Ashwini (Ruler Ketu), Bharani (Ruler Venus), Krittika (Ruler Sun). Till Ashlesha (Ruler mercury), it's one round and again starts with Ketu's Nakshatra-Magha, followed by the same order again. 😃

Let's see an example - Rahu in Bharani (Pada 1) will be placed in the Leo sign in D9 as bharani is Venus ruled and in pada 1. Venus in Jyeshta (Pada 2) will be placed in the Capricorn sign in D9 as jyeshta is mercury ruled & in pada 2. ❤❤

Make use of this shortcut table to draw your own D9 chart manually, including all planets+asc.🤗

D10 Chart Manual Making:

Each sign is divided into 10 parts, each sign has 30°, 30÷10=3. So the degrees are separated likewise and the position of the planet is allotted accordingly in D10.💜

Incase of a planet in MALE sign-

0-3°---In the same sign as D1

3.1-6°---In the next sign to it's D1 placement

And it goes on....

Let's see an example - Sun in leo at 4°, it will be placed in a virgo house in D10. Let's see the complete 30° positions for this example placement below---👇👇

Leo sun between 0-3°---In Leo house

3.1-6°---In Virgo

6.1-9°---In Libra

9.1-12°---In Scorpio

12.1-15°---In Sagittarius

15.1-18°---In Capricorn

18.1-21°---In Aquarius

21.1-24°---In Pisces

24.1-27°---In Aries

27.1-30°---In Taurus

This is how the same Leo sun placement in different degrees will be positioned in D10. Calculate accordingly for the planets situated in MALE signs in your D1 chart.💛

Now, In case of a planet in FEMALE sign-

This can be confusing, I'll give an example to make it easier. If you have a planet in a female sign, go to the 9H when counted from the planet placement and then apply the same degree rules as in male signs.

Let's see an example - Libra sun at 13° is the example placement. 9H when counted from Libra is the Cancer house. Since it's 13°, apply the degree theory now, 0-3 is in the same sign (which will be in cancer here), 3.1-6° is in Leo, 6.1-9° is in Virgo, 9.1-12° is in Libra, 12.1-15° is in Scorpio. So our Libra sun at 13° falls in the Scorpio house in D10.

By following the respective rules, allot the planets present in male and female signs accordingly in the D10 chart including asc.🤗

Okayyy, I'm done with explaining the simplified version of drawing some of the important divisional charts manually!! Hope u had a good read 😭❤ Note: Many websites can give wrong placements in divisional charts, so if you want to compare and make sure, be confident that you're using a good website to generate divisional charts.

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[astromancy-divinare]

Liam Payne's death was predestined in his D30 Chart & Current Dasha Period

The D30 Trimsamsa chart is a Vedic astrology divisional chart that can reveal the miseries and misfortunes that will happen in your life. It can also reveal how and when you'll die.

The ascendant in Liam's D30 chart is in Gemini, which is a dual sign, therefore the 7th house lord is a Badhak Planet = it creates obstacles for the person.

This means that partnerships, society and working in groups would end up causing obstacles for Liam.

Sagittarius is in the 7th house, therefore the Badhak Planet for Liam is Jupiter.

Jupiter is in the 8th house in Capricorn. 8th house rules death and sudden events.

Capricorn is ruled by Saturn.

Jupiter = Foreign land

Saturn = Depression

This shows that Liam would die as a result of his poor mental health in a foreign country.

Liam was in a Saturn/Jupiter ascendant based Dasha Period, which began on March 19, 2024.

Saturn is in the 11th house in Aries. 11th house rules the collective, social connections and the internet.

The dispositor of Saturn is Mars, which is in the 10th house in Pisces. 10th house rules career and public reputation.

Mars is conjunct the Moon in Pisces.

Mars = Violence & accidents

Moon = Emotions & mental health

Pisces = Foreign land & addiction

Rahu & Ketu are also in Pisces. This can indicate falling from a great height.

Liam was in a Rahu/Moon moon based Dasha Period that began on October 6, 2023.

[kiddotarot]

Aruda and Upa pada and your future spouse (part =1)

Explanation =the concept of padas in jaimini astrology shows 12 Arudas . Arudha means image appearance , ascended. Pada means = a part or portion. Every 12 diffrent padas shows thats house whole information generally all padas shows the impression that's we show the world and our surrounding. Upa pada particularly indicates the psychic projection into "public image" of matters of the private bedroom. Your Upapada or Vyaya Arudha (12th) shows the aura of glamour or bubble of charm which surrounds the native's marriage, as seen by the minds of others and what people believe about the your marriage which may be quite different from what is really going on. You can see anything about your future spouse with this .

Calculation = (1) Take sign containing the house of interest in the divisional chart of interest.

(2) Find the sign occupied by the lord of that house.

(3) Count signs from the house of interest to the sign containing its lord.

(4) Count the same number of signs from the sign containing the lord and find the ending sign.

(5) Exception: If the sign found thus in step (4) is in the 1st or 7th from the original sign in step then we take the 10th sign from the sign found in step.

(6) Check upapada lord in D9 can tell you a lot about marriage sustainablety.

(7) we going to use rashi ( sign ) aspecting ( drishties) here .

Example = This is Bill clinton chart so now you can see his 12 house lord placed in 12H itself .

This is chart after we made 12H ascendant after calculation.

1.Sun placed in leo sign which is its own sign so his wife Hillary clinton is can be related to government position and government work because both planet and sign gives strong government position.

2.Hillary clinton studied political science so you can see in second chart 5H lord Jupiter sits in 3H in libra with sun aspecting it as sign drishti so its show sudy related to political science and other reason related to government and power position.

3.Rahu sits in 10H so its shows that career related to public or connection, networking and 4th sign ( Cancer)and plnets Mercury and saturn aspecting it and jupiter as rashi drishti aspecting it so its show political carrer and parliament related job or work connected with public high position.

4. 2H is alway important if you need to know about your marriage life so you can see in 2H mars and venus sitting there but its weak pr debilitated here so venus means a women can cause problems in his married life . But its not going to break because sun is placed good in his D9 chart.

[pubbamoon]

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TROPICAL ASTROLOGY:

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Midheaven in signs and how can you become famous

Sun signs and your core identity

Moon signs and your childhood

Solar Return Chart Observations

Misconceptions about Astrology

Planetary Joys

SIDEREAL ASTROLOGY:

Nakshatras Observation

Divisional Charts in Vedic Astrology

MATRIX OF DESTINY:

The Intro (The Matrix of Destiny)

Destiny Matrix Chart of Thewizardliz

Your Ideal Partner In Your Destiny Matrix Chart

Your The Most Suitable Career Path Based On Your Destiny Matrix Chart

Destiny Matrix Observations

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NATAL CHART ANALYSISES:

The Natal Chart of Taylor Swift

MY ASTROLOGY OBSERVATIONS:

Top 5 placements from my natal chart I like

Top 5 placements from my natal chart I hate

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NAKSHASTRA SERIES

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[marsprincess889]

Real talk:

Is astrology entertainment, science or spirituality to you?

I have been studying astrology since 2015, vedic since 2020 and at this point I don't know if this post will be wasted, but I'm writing it anyway.

I have seen too many blogs that get multiples of thousands of notes for observations that are honestly very questionable to me😭 very questionable. Like, mixing western outer planets with vedic nakshatras, divisional charts or other concepts and then basing the observation on what? I've come to notice that a lot of them are just theoretical and based on experimental formulas.

I mean, I'm not a close-minded person in any way, but even I scratch my head at some of them 😭😭 and then there are apparently blogs that use AI which is a whole another story.

Let's be real: no matter how many times someone claims that astro obsevations should not be taken that seriously, most of the people who read them are hungry for any knowledge that might calm their uncertainty down, and therefore take it in without their own reserach or fact-checking. Plus, most of them are teens 😐 not to demean you guys but at that age knowledge like this might be a high-stake thing, because I've been there, and I know. And whatever, I might be projecting, but misinformation is very harmful even to full-grown, well-established adults.

To me astrology is an evolving knowledge and while we should definitely be open-minded, some structure is straight up imperative. And the responsibility should be on those who share their knowledge first, and then on the consumers. Unfortunately, that is how it works. We make the posts and we spread our thoughts, and they find their way into the audience's mind somehow, a lot of the times in ways that were not intended.

So maybe, we should take more responsibility for what we write or claim to be true. How would you guys feel being fed a lot of nicely packaged content that gradually but quickly turns into widely accepted axioms? Like, what the f*ck.

I mean this in friendliest most understanding way guys, I am one of you, but hopefully not the one who misleads others. I try very hard not to. I really hate when online people boost their egoes because of a growimg audience and assume a position of superiority, and feel entitled to guide others without real claim. And then what about very flashy blogs/posts that spread that misinformation in the name of fun? They too quickly turn into realiable sources of knowledge in people's minds.

In no way am I calling anyone out, unless I find one of those AI using blogs and tag them after😭 but for now, and for others, I just want to reach well-meaning people who get joy from this, like me.

This is the post where I am really asking to politely share your opinions, politely being the key word, and also respectfully. This is my position on this, and I'd love to know yours, just for an honest discussion. 💕

THIS IS A WELL MEANING POST

Well, take care.☺🥰

[youremyheaven]

Vedic astrology observations

1. I've noticed that many real life events coincide with one's natal chart. For example, if you have Venus in Swati, you could be attracted to someone with Swati big 3 (or it's yoni consort, Hasta) or you could potentially meet a partner when the Moon is in Swati or during transits over your Venus.

2. i think some people have a belief that finding someone whose moon nakshatra is your moon nakshatra's yoni consort is some sort of sign of a soulmate connection but that's not necessarily the case. it does create interesting chemistry but it's not the ultimate benchmark by any means.

3. if you want to learn more about your nakshatras please study it's mythology. i think that's the best starting point. too many people obsess over their divisional charts and what not. all of that comes later. start with the story.

4. venusians attracting other venusians is soo real. venus truly creates exclusivity & a kind of elitism. invented high standards period.

5. elephant yoni people are the biggest freaks for real. never met a bharani or a revati who wasn't completely freaky and sexual.

6. rahu girls may have hypnotic eyes but have you seen the eyes on a girl with serpent yoni? BEWITCHING

7. sidereal geminis embody duality like nobody else. the hardest people to figure out. involved yet detached. sexual yet frigid. close yet distant.

8. ardras are those cancers that are way too realistic and thus prone to pessimism meanwhile punarvasus are the delusional yet happy ones.

9. the larger the yoni animal, the more confident and naturally at ease an individual is. similar to how things are in nature, smaller animals constantly live in fear of attack. every rat yoni person i know has anxiety. meanwhile the lion yoni/elephant yoni person i know has balls made of steel

[13lunarstar]

The concept of vargas in Jyotish

Vedic astrology is known for the "Varga" concept, also known as a divisional chart (indicated as a "D-chart" with a serial number), which is an essential tool used for detailed analysis and prediction. Vargas are derived from the primary birth chart, known as the Rasi chart or D-1, and provide a deeper understanding of specific aspects of life. Each varga focuses on a particular life area, allowing astrologers to assess various aspects of an individual's life with greater precision.

Below is the list of the most commonly used vargas and their brief explanation

D-2 (Hora): divides each sign into 2 parts and primarily deals with wealth, assets, and financial matters. It provides insights into a person's financial status, assets, and sources of income (coming from family and with own efforts)

D-3 (Drekkana): divides each sign into 3 parts and focuses on siblings, courage, and vitality. It helps in understanding relationships with siblings and potential health issues.

D-4 (Chaturhamsa): splits each sign into 4 parts and describes property, land, and real estate. It helps in understanding property ownership, real estate investments, and ancestral property.

D-5 (Panchamsha): separates each sign into 5 parts and primarily deals with progeny, creativity, and past-life merits. It provides insights into one's children, artistic talents, and potential for creative expression. Additionally, D-5 can indicate the accumulation of merits or demerits from past lives, influencing one's current circumstances and opportunities. This chart is particularly significant for understanding the blessings and challenges related to progeny and creative pursuits.

D-7 (Saptamsha): splits each sign into 7 parts and primarily deals with children, progeny, creativity and relationships. It provides insights into one's children, fertility, creative talents, and spiritual evolution. Also, it speaks about the ways we express ourselves in relationships.

D-9 (Navamsha): the most important varga after the D-1 (Rasi chart). Also known as the chart of marriage and the second part of life, it divides each sign into 9 parts and provides insights into a person's relationships, spiritual inclinations, and overall happiness in marriage.

D-10 (Dashamsha): divides each sign into 10 parts and focuses on career, profession, and status in society. It offers insights into one's professional achievements, career trajectory, and public reputation.

D-12 (Dvadashamsha): divides each sign into 12 parts and focuses on parents, ancestral lineage (heritage), and spiritual growth. It helps in understanding the relationships with parents, the role within a lineage, ancestral blessings, and potential spiritual pursuits.

D-16 (Shodashamsha): diverges each sign into 16 parts and primarily deals with vehicles, comforts, and pleasures. It provides insights into material comforts, luxuries, and enjoyment in life.

D-20 (Vimshamsha): divides each sign into 20 parts and focuses on spiritual pursuits, dharma, and religious inclinations. It helps in understanding one's spiritual path, religious beliefs, and moral values.

D-24 (Chaturvimshamsha): splits each sign into 24 parts and describes learning, education, and knowledge. It provides insights into one's educational pursuits, academic achievements, and intellectual abilities.

D-30 (Trimshamsha): divides each sign into 30 parts and deals with misfortunes, afflictions, and potential sources of suffering. Trimsamsa reflects the karmic imbalances and challenges that an individual may face throughout their life journey. It provides insights into past-life karmic debts, present-life obstacles, and the potential for spiritual growth through overcoming hardships. Trimsamsa is crucial for understanding the deeper karmic patterns and lessons that individuals encounter in their lifetime.