Graha * Bhava

Mangala Mahadasha

1. Mangala in bhava-1
2. Mangala in bhava-2
3. Mangala in bhava-3
4. Mangala in bhava-4
5. Mangala in bhava-5
6. Mangala in bhava-6
7. Mangala in bhava-7
8. Mangala in bhava-8
9. Mangala in bhava-9
10. Mangala in bhava-10 * dik bala
11. Mangala in bhava-11
12. Mangala in bhava-12

Om kram krim kraum sah bhaumaya namah

Mangala * Kuja * Angarika

in Dharma Bhava 9

Mars in the ninth house

George and Dragon

natural regulator Guru feels Friendly toward Kuja

Graha Drishti

• the glance of Mangala-9 injects: bhava-3, bhava-4, bhava-12

Actions (yang Mangala) originate in the world-travel and philosophical instincts (9)

Targeted, outgoing vigor of Mangala-9 penetrates:

• Vikrama bhava= discovering secret sources of regeneration and rebirth

• Bandhu bhava = upsets or physical conflict in the childhood home; competition for shelter.

• Vyaya bhava = provoking and evoking spiritual guidance from the astral realm

• Strength of Mangala Drishti from Mangala-bhava-9

Unfavorable for one's relationship to the father = competitive conflict or early separation; not infrequently premature death.

• the father of humanitarian Mother Teresa of Kolkata died when she was eight years old, in circumstances of politically charged violence (Mangala-9-Simha)

If the competition is balanced with discipline from favorable drishti, the father may become a rigorous coach.

• In Mesha, Vrischika = Father may be an engineer, military officer, or athlete. Father is a forceful and usually quite sexualized person.

Karaka for early death or injury to the father.

Both parents experience stress during the native 's childhood, because from dharma bhava Kuja also aspects Bhava -4 of the mother/family home. Conflict between native's parents.

Conflict with guru, impatient with university studies, and aggressive toward priests. Often the selfish instincts will override the moral principles

• Tiger Woods, Kuja-9 in sensual Vrishabha

Restless in the temple. Dynamic creative drive toward development of religion (9), imagination (12), media publication (3) and patriotic ownership of lands and vehicles (4) -- yet, must have the teachings individualized to suit oneself.

• Not easy to find his place in the paternal culture.

• If exalted, father may be very successful in business and the native may be a professor or other icon of success in the secular priesthood e.g. the universities, specializing in conflict and competition.

Powerful imagination, frequent foreign-travel (12) and Bhava -moves (4) esp. during periods of Mars.

Karaka for death in a holy place or ceremonial setting, or while doing the bidding of one's father.

Siblings

• Creates the drishti upon 3 which nearly always generates the birth or acquisition of a younger sibling (full, half or step.)

100% 4th drishti to Vyaya bhava is productive in the natural Bhava of friendly Guru.

• Stimulates the imagination especially regarding "bed pleasures".

• Native's guidance capabilities energize and are energized by psychic intelligence and a vivid artistic imagination.

• Excellent for pastoral counselors, priests, psychiatrists.

25% 7th drishti to Sahaja bhava is productive in the natural Bhava of neutral Budha.

• Helps small-group communications.

• Excellent for think-tank type teamwork, especially regarding avant-garde metaphysical ideas. Contributes energy to the self-made wealth of bhava-3.

• Guarantees presence of a younger sibling (full, half, or step).

100% 8th drishti to Bandhu bhava = interrupting the sheltered calm in the natural Bhava of placid Chandra.

• Self-initiated behavior and some arguing or conflict between the parents or caretakers in the childhood home are inherent in Kuja's 8th aspect

• as are frequent Bhava -moves and emotional instability that accompanies unrootedness.

"If Mangala is in a trikona,

• advancement of fortune, recognition by the government,
• gain of clothes and ornaments,
• success in all efforts,
• increase in agricultural production
• and prosperity at home and profits in business

will be the favourable effects of the Antara Dasha of Mangala in the Dasha of Chandra."