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Children
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Secondary infertility +
foreign adoption
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This
energetic, creative, highly educated woman and her talented husband
have busy, active
careers.They were primarily concerned with their mutual professional development,
rather than building a family.
Consistent with the glorious complex of
confident, communicative graha in Simha-3, the young mother is a writer
of multi-cultural product marketing materials.
Of the Simha graha = Surya, Chandra, Budha,
Shukra - only L-5+L-12 Shukra is combust.
Child-1 = easy
A surprise
conception produced their adorable first child in mom's
Vimshottari period
of Chandra-Budha when gochara Rahu-Ketu crossed the maternal D-7
axis and the nodal axis of the D-9 (enter a major new relationship, with
her child).
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Mercury = mother's lagneshais
not combust, and Budha strengthens all functions of her physical
body as well as her social identity. Children are typically born
during a mother's Vimshottari periods of L-1+ L-5+ L-9 or Guru.
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Shukra holds the higher degree of the Simha
cluster, and thus Budha will do the bidding of L-5 Shukra.
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Child-1 = bhava-5. Child-1 is
straightforward, despite Shukra's combustion, because Chandra and
Budha will do the bidding of the putra-pati Shukra. Therefore
Chandra mahadasha is overall fertile and a child could have arrived
during several good periods in the Chandra mahadasha so long as
supporting Rahu-Ketu transits were in effect.
Child-2 = challenging
Coming from a large loving family
herself, the native soon wanted more children. However, onset
of Mangala Mahadasha
produced a condition of secondary infertility, bringing great
frustration to the young couple's desire to have a second child.
Mangala-Shani blockage
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L-6+L-11 Mangala controls health problems,
and Rahu amplifies Kuja's disability.
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Although the emotional relationship to
each child can be read from the parents' Chandra lagna, the material
conditions which determine the reproduction and social destiny of
each child should be read from the parental radix lagna.
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Child-1 = bhava-5; child-2 = bhava-7;
child-3 = bhava-9; etc.
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Child-2 becomes problematic due to hostile
conditions in bhava-7.
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Not only Shani in 7 adds resistance and delay
to the process of acquiring the second child. Also Mangala drishti
to 7 provokes the whole complex of mutual aspect between Shani and
Mangala in the mother's life, much exacerbated by Rahu. The three
malefics are involved in the process of obtaining the second child
in a rather dramatic way. Naturally during the very frustrating and
expensive bureaucratic (Shani) fertility and adoption procedures
both medical and legal, the marriage endured great strain and the native enduring mahadasha of L-6 malefic Mangala + Rahu became
extremely sick from the stress.
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The L-7 Guru in 6 was also affected and the
marriage endured a bitter collapse.
Rahu!
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It is an old adage of Jyotisha to
never underestimate Rahu
particularly when Rahu is supercharged via another companion graha.
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In this case despite the illness and divorce
of L-6 caused by critical, complaining Mangala a remarkable blessing
occurred: the second child entered the family via foreign adoption.
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Rahu gives the effect of Lord Budha and it
was the Chandra-Budha which created the first child. Budha again
shows His empowerment to validate the young mother by carrying on
her personality and values in the upbringing of a second child.
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Rahu generally gets what Rahu wants and in
this case regardless of the conflict, expense, and ailments endured,
Rahu amplifies the L-11 Mangala to reach a long-held goal of
completing her family.
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Rahu generally involves foreigners and in
this case of foreign adoption the native , a citizen of Sweden,
traveled many times to the African orphanage enduring all of the
contentious, argumentative (Mangala-Kanya) complexities of
multi-cultural paperwork, bribes, etc.
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The adoption was successfully completed in
Mangala-Rahu period when gochara Rahu-Ketu crossed Mithuna-Dhanushya
(mother's 1-7 axis for second child) and simultaneously crossed her
navamsha lagna (another key life relationship starts, with the
second child).
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