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Kutumbha Bhava

family history

Dhana Bhava bhava-2 * L-2 in the 12 domains -- Yogas for Dhana Bhava -- family history - 12 bhava-pati in bhava-2


In dhana bhava, one's personal vitality and social uniqueness(bhava-1) areshaped and supportedby the values of the family history.

One gains valuable information from the family regarding one's deeper identity (beyond the body) and one Acquires the cultural valuesneeded to develop one's purpose in society.

Ideally, the birth or adoptive family should provide information about food, money, history, art, music, language, and how to store and accumulate values.

  • If dhana bhava is well-supported, native receives good food, historical knowledge, emotional validationAnd materialAccumulation skillsfrom the family unit.

  • If dhana bhava is troubled, the family-based knowledge transmission may have been corrupted. Perhaps the family are immigrants who wish to leave their past values behind, or some other reason to not educate the children in the language-based traditions of the old land.

the native will need to look outside one's family for cultural, financial, aesthetic, historical and linguistic support. Due typically to financial shortfall, the family-provided food may be less than nutritious, and Accumulation behaviorsare dysfunctional or weak. the native lacks storage skills.

  • If dhana bhava is badly damaged, the native 's family might not provide even basic food; no songs, stories or lineage knowledge are passed along to the native ; and the native 's access to accumulated wealth (any more than absolute survival) may beclosed for the current lifetime.

If Shani is lord or occupant, He is welcome in Shukra's house, and therefore The situation will improve with time.


family history-- "Family Culture"

What does your family know? What do they "know how to do"? What is their lineage gift to you, their values which you will pass down the generations? What is the "family culture"?

Surya

  • Is your family culture proud and idealistic? Were you raised with a sense of elite independence, believing your own decisions to be more authentic than others? Is your family culture rooted firmly in the paternal line, with relatively little attention to the history of the mother's line? Does the family value itself as morally righteous (or self-righteous)? Does the lineage produce executives, judges, and moralistic preachers? Does the family narrative attribute natural leadership qualities to its members? That would be Suryain dhana bhava.

Chandra

  • Does your family promote deep emotional bonds between parents and siblings? Is your family culture rooted firmly in the maternal line, with relatively little attention to the history of the father's line? Does your family emphasis traditional meals and holiday gatherings? Does family culture value material wealth as the strongest assurance of emotional security? Does the lineage produce caretakers who provide sustenance, shelter, and basic education? Do they always live close to the sea? This would be Chandrain Kutumbha bhava.

Mangala

  • Is your family prone to warlike or Aggressive speech, competitive and possibly destructive behaviors, sexual acting-out, and a culture of individual selfishness? Every man for himself? Does the family lineage produce numerous penetrating careers such as psychiatrists, surgeons, police detectives, deep-sea divers, miners, military invaders, and emergency first responders? Or competitive winners such as athletes, beauty queens, hunters, soldiers, and race-car pro's? Does the lineage produce athletic musculature and dominating personalities? Does the lineage produce a dark complexion (within the gene pool), and few children? That would be Kujain bhava-2.

Budha

  • Is your family gifted in speech, wonderful story-tellers and conversationalists, able to tell historical tales with flair? Does the family include some clever accountants, sales and marketing people, gifted business administrators, and commercial manipulators? Is the custom of making money through planning, writing, talking, and pleasant arguing a lineage behavior? Does the lineage produce talkers, singers, inventors, and attorneys? That will be Budhain Kutumbha bhava.

Guru

  • Does your family historyhave abundant hoarded wealth? Does the lineage contain a few good bankers, mixed with some priests and professors? Does the family culture value wisdom (or apparent wisdom), education, liberality, religious talk, and generosity? Does the family have an expansive knowledge of its own history, tracing the lineage back many generations? Does the lineage produce large, even corpulent, bodies, tending toward a dark-reddish complexion (within the gene pool), and Abundant children? That will be Guruin bhava-2.

Shukra

  • Is your family wealth- and pleasure-loving, sensualistic, self-indulgent, very concerned with harmonious relationships, avid builders of wealth? Producers of gracious, diplomatic speech - and disallowing discussion of unpleasant truths? Does the lineage produce artists, architects, design engineers, and diplomats? Handsome people with fair complexion (relative to the gene pool) and balanced features? Are fashion, style, design, alcoholic drinks, and attractive appearance some of the highest values in shared family culture? That would be Shukrain the second house.

Shani

  • Does your family have material survival karma? No matter how hard they work, nothing seems to come of it? (And they work hard!) Is there a culture of resistance to spoken truth - as if the ruth threatens safety ? Does the family lineage grant a high value to conformity, lawfulness, and uniformity of appearance? Does the family culture strongly identify with conservative hierarchies such as Church, corporation, or national government? Is the lineage based in land-locked or rocky areas? Does the lineage produce workers upon the earth, carriers of goods, mechanics and engineers, those concerned with roads, stones, and bones? That will be Shaniin bhava-2.

Rahu

  • Is the family lineage a history of shocking changes? Is there ongoing disruption through excesses of taboo-breaking passion, sudden deaths, misappropriations of wealth, catastrophic damage to the family line, caused by a taboo second marriage? Is there a culture of lies, or manipulation of the spoken truth? That will be Rahu in bhava-2.

Ketu

  • Is the family lineage disconnected? Does the family culture exhibit apathy, ambivalence, or disinterest? Is family life enervated by drugged numbness, mental illness, or a historic dissociative pattern? Is there some uncertainty about the family surname, or place of origin? General ambivalence about the process of accumulating wealth and knowledge? That will be Ketuin bhava-2.

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