Vedic Astrology

In past issues I explained a lot about Vedic Astrology. In this issue I wish to explain the nature of the planets in their different houses. I will explain the positions of the Sun,panerai luminor chrono replica the Moon and Mercury in the twelve houses of an individual’s horoscope. These are all only hints. The strength of the planet will vary from person to person, and from horoscope to horoscope.

The Sun

The first is the planet Sun. The Sun is considered the leader of all the planets. He is the king of the planets.

The First House:

People with the Sun in their first house care a lot about their self image and their physical appearance. They tend to be very brave, competitive and determined. This gives them very strong natural leadership qualities. They tend to have their own views very clear, so it is near impossible for them to be swayed by others’ opinions.

The Second House:

The Sun within the second house orientates around energies that focus on money and wealth. Not only is wealth important to the second house sun people, but also material possessions.

The Third House:

People with the Sun in the third house have a great passion to learn and broaden their knowledge. They are likely to try to continue their education for many years into adult hood and throughout their entire life. Along with study, travel is also considered important. People with the sun in their third house usually become writers or teachers. These are very optimistic people even in the hardest of times.

The Fourth House:

People with the Sun in the fourth house have a great need for domestic security. Their life is aimed mainly towards family matters and also to the home environment. These are family people who are normally very proud of whom they are, their heritage and their origins.

The Fifth House:

These are very creative people, generally actors, performers, and writers. They choose to express themselves by creative means, and want to be noticed and appreciated. These people are sometimes a bit of a show off – very self confident. They have a great compassion for children. They are often very daring and adventurous, and tend to take a lot of risks.

The Sixth House:

These are normally very determined workers, but can also be very demanding.

The Seventh House:

Their lives tend to be strongly influenced by people close to them, such as business partners and family members. They are excellent at greeting and meeting new faces as they can cooperate well and know how to deal with others. This means that careers where they will have to talk to strangers, such as sales and promotional jobs, are well suited to them.

The Eighth House:

The energies here tend to be in looking after others’ possessions for them. Things such as house sitting, banking, financial planning, and stock marketing would be a well suited jobs. There could possibly also be a strong interest in philosophy, metaphysical and occult subjects.

The Ninth House:

These people are often dreamers who try and make their life ideal rather then what is practically possible for them. This can lead to problems. There is very likely to be great interest in spiritual and religious practices; also in law and philosophy. You are convinced that you have all the answers to questions that people ask, and you are convinced that you are right. You are likely to try everything in your power to get everyone to listen to you. There is a strong desire to travel to foreign countries for these people.

The Tenth House:

There is a need for these people to be noticed, whether it is through fame, fortune, power, politics, authority or other positions of responsibility.

The Eleventh House:

To reach your goals you will rely heavily on those around you such as friends, family, and colleagues.

The Twelfth house:

People here will have a need for self-perfection. Yet they will normally feel somewhat estranged from others. They will feel like an outsider even if other parts of their chart say otherwise. They are often introverted and shy and they prefer a peaceful life with time on their own. They shouldn’t be concerned by feelings of not belonging and their failures to mix well with others. They may feel that not many people genuinely like them, yet they will have a lot of people who respect them strongly; of whom they are un-aware. Work in the community such as in churches, hospitals, learning institutions, or in professions such as art, literature, and psychology are well suited to them. These people normally have at least one major psychological, physiological, or social crisis that they have to overcome in their life.

The Moon The Moon is the planet most connected to our feelings and emotions and our links to the other people in our lives. The way you have been brought up will mostly be reflected here, and this is also where unconscious decisions are made.

The First house:

People with the Moon in the first house are usually hyper-sensitive. Although they are very restless, easily changed, and easily hurt, they are quick and easy at making new adjustments when needed. Their feelings constantly change which means that it is hard for them to make lasting plans. They need a partner who can respect them, be loyal, and cope with the frequent mood swings. They care a lot about physical appearance and appearing healthy.

The Second house:

People with the Moon placed in the second house get a lot of emotional security from their money and material possessions. Emotional insecurity occurs when there are problems with their finances.

The Third house:

People with the Moon in the third house are very good at remembering things with excellent detail. They are not very well suited for repetitive or routine jobs as they have to keep their mind focused. They are frequently in their own world, daydreaming, or living in a world of fantasy.

The Fourth house:

They have a great love for Mother Nature and the outdoors. Their life is full with strong parental and domestic influences.

The Ffth house:

People that have the moon in the fifth house will often try to keep their children at home for as long as possible, and be slow to let them go out on their own and become independent. These people can often find themselves becoming impulsive gamblers.

The Sixth house:

The Moon in the sixth house often makes people very restless in nature. They can be much depended upon by others. These people tend to worry a lot and are very sensitive; this means that they have easily hurt feelings.

The Seventh house:

These people are characterized by a flexibility to fit in anywhere and possess a strong desire for social acceptance. They don’t like being alone, which may cause them to marry early. Their partners are likely to be very moody and overly sensitive.

The Eighth house:

These people feel that they have a strong sense of duty and obligation to others. They are very sensitive to social demands.

The Ninth house:

These people have an innovative mind and are dreamers. They hold strong beliefs. They usually have one subject that they become deeply involved with and spend a lot of time studying; they enjoy sharing knowledge on this subject with others. They are usually interested in philosophy and the search for metaphysical truths. Practical knowledge is often obtained through their dreams or meditation.

The Tenth house:

They have a strong desire for recognition and for a good reputation. Their feelings are often dominated by a desire for achievement.

The Eleventh house:

They are often very popular with a wide circle of friends, especially women. They have a very wide range on interests that sometimes they may appear to others as being superficial. Their emotional security is strongly tied to their circle of friends and relationships.

The Twelfth house:

Being in the twelfth house, a house of closed doors, these people often feel emotionally isolated from others. They are subject to emotional chaos and have difficulty in freely expressing their emotions. They are sensitive and tend to get easily hurt due to their fragile feelings. Others may view them as emotionally withdrawn or lonely.

Mercury Mercury governs the way that you communicate with those around you.

The First House:

The first house, being the strongest of all houses, means that people with mercury in the first house can easily communicate their thoughts to others and are very talkative. They can easily and quickly adapt to new situations and always seek new and useful information.

The Second House:

These people are full of money making ideas. They know the true value of things and are very value conscious.

The Third House:

People with mercury in the third house tend to be very witty and clever, especially in the use of words. They are not necessarily deep thinkers, but are very alert and adaptable. They express their ideas fluently and have a wide variety of talents.

The Fourth House:

These people have been brought up in a home surrounded by mental and educational activities. Their parents place an unusually high priority upon learning. These people tend to be high-strung and easily irritated and they often find it hard to relax. They usually have a home based career.

The Fifth House:

They usually have very clear and legible writing and a very clear speaking ability. They usually have some form of artistic and creative interests. They have a deep need of mental pleasure and intellectual stimulation and are likely to have very intellectual friends and partners.

The Sixth House:

They tend to worry if things aren’t the way they are supposed to be. When it comes to careers they are in jobs that involve work requiring specialized mental or physical skills, such as working with computers or electronic devices. They are usually perfectionists and very precise in everything that they do.

The Seventh House:

People with mercury in the seventh house are usually friends with clever and articulate people. They are good at expressing their thoughts and ideas in an intelligent manner.

The Eighth House:

They try to get to the bottom of problems and resolve issues them selves. They are interested in human behavior and usually study subjects like psychology and sociology. They also hold an interest in scientific, metaphysical and occult subjects. Instead of gathering all of their knowledge though books they tend to gather information through their own intuition and experiences.

The Ninth House:

These people like to travel especially to foreign lands. They are interested in how other cultures live their lives. They are also interested in philosophy and like to study to the highest of their ability.

The Tenth House:

People that have Mercury positioned in the tenth house are very good at communication through both speech and writing. They are well suited to political, managerial, executive, and governmental related jobs.

The Eleventh House:

These people can easily communicate and exchange their ideas with others. They have a good memory for details, and have strong minds capable of hard work.

The Twelfth House:

They tend to be secretive about their thoughts and ideas. Others may think that they are shy, as they tend to be quiet and hesitate to speak their mind, especially in public settings. Sometimes they have learning difficulties, such as dyslexia. They often lack confidence but hide this very well.

In the next issue I will discuss more of the planets. I pray Lord Shiva and Vanadurga Matha to shower their entire blessings on all of us. Om Shanthi Om Shanthi OmShanthi.

Posted by Swamy ji Sri Selvam Siddhar

Posted Date 29.12.2014