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in Dharma Bhava-9 urgently ambitious preaching prestige sought via priesthood, professorship, philosophy, pontification, pomp-and-circumstance, religious ritual, world travel, ideology and dogma |
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"As long as you have certain desires about how it ought to be, you can't see how it is. " ~~ Ram Dass
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Elevation via Pontification Passionate, uprising Rahu in Bhava-9 preaching = privileges gained via priesthood, professorship, punditry, presbyters, pontiff, pulpit, paternal roles, puja. Often a dramatic rise from the station of birth via extraordinary or exotic doctrinal philosophies or world travel.
Charismatic but expedient Rahu-9 craves a pulpit from which to preach the holy word. Rahu the Pretender can indicate fraudulent priests, exotic guru figures, or misuse of religious passions for political purposes. Take care with Rahu-9’s ambitious urge to pontificate and preach. Although located in wise dharmasthana, Rahu is not interested in dharma. He is interested in rising to a higher station of social privilege via the means at his disposal, the means provided by His bhava. Rahu always has an ulterior motive. Ambitious desire to be recognized for the exceptional qualities of one's preacher-teacher performance. Quest for higher entitlements via inspirational sermons, via religious ritual, breadth of professorial discourse, expansive worldviews, world travel Recognition sought: Rahu-9 wants to appear as a legitimate, credible holder of status-rank in the class of beings =
If Guru or L-9 = strong, Rahu may take whatever risks are necessary to achieve membership in this class of beings. Amplification of the inspirational ideals, often at the expense of the practical commercial skills. "Believes" that one has been chosen to promote inspirational wisdom. |
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Ketu in bhava-3 chidakaraka
Rahu in bhava-9 chalakaraka
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Rahu's passageway |
Paternal authority, Priestly and Professorial Practice, worship and ritual, philosophical discussions and sacred scripture = the snake-hole aperture through which the ambitious Naga King slithers, slides, and springs upward. |
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Public Figures
Rahu in Rishabha * uchchamsha
Rahu in Kumbha = swakshetra
dramatist Jodie Foster singer, songwriter Eric Clapton oceanographic explorer Jacques Cousteau = Karkata |
Rahu in Bhava-9 Inveterate preachers.
Rahu finds His instrument of self-elevation in the religious and philosophical teaching and preaching roles. Rahu desires to show a better way of life, to moralize and instruct on the sacred truths, and to explicate the scriptures. However, the desire to he holy remains a desire. Rahu is a skillful poseur by nature. Whatever wisdom the beautiful sermon of Rahu-9 may hold, Rahu-9 is typically a well-camouflaged human hypocrite who practices other than what is preached and is concerned not with consistency to principle but rather with achieving recognition of saintly status. Rahu-9 does not by the way condemn genuine saints who grapple with the passions of Rahu-9, but rather points to their inescapable humanity as carriers of contradictory desire to be publicly recognized for their spiritual attainments. Rahu-9 = the yoga teacher who smokes, the preacher of exercise and clean living who injects performance drugs, the pure-speaking celibate priest involved in personal sexual relationships, and the theology professor with a locked desk drawer full of pornography. Rahu-9 may do much good in the world because His message is certainly uplifting. But Rahu's methods are typically surreptitious and His power of disguise is nearly divine in scope. Look at the human being behind the message, and Rahu's character will be known.
One may play the exotic but successful role of foreign missionary preacher (9), reaching out with a new cultural net to communities beyond the ethnic root. During Rahu periods, one may be deeply influenced by another agent who is playing this emissary-evangelistic philosopher role.
Launch platforms = Teacher-preacher, philosopher, professors, priest, father-figure, Ambition to obtain the privileges accorded to popes, professors, pujari, and pater-nostra.
Self-elevation through risky sermons, world travels, religious affiliations with foreign rituals, outsider exegesis or dark, oily guru. Full scope of effects depends upon which graha occupy bhava 1, 3, and 5. Desire to Obtain the Patriarchal Priestly Privileges Self-identified Fathers of a National Culture =
Proselytes =
Rahu in bhava-9 = craves a privileged philosophical teaching, priestly ritual, or world travel experience.
One feels a great desire to be recognized as a divinely approved guru, father-figure, professor, patron of scholarship, or temple preacher, although one has not yet earned the wisdom. Via Rahu's characteristic over-promotion, Rahu-9 often takes sacred vows and gets into inappropriate religious practice that is "over one's head". Great Leap Forward via Wisdom-Teaching: Philosophy, Religion and World Travel Rahu will cast drishti upon radix lagna = shapes the social personality of a religious priest, preacher, or exponent of a wisdom-tradition
fraudulent wisdom or true philosophy?
"Desire for Exotic Wisdom"
Rahu Mahadasha- Rahu bhukti = Rahu pratyantardasha During periods of Rahu, a surreptitious intruder or poseur enters the realms of philosophical and religious thought and priestly or professorial interactions. Rahu-9 on one's own part will strive to match the psychic energy of exotic (not normal for Rahu-9 ) priests, preachers, pundits, pastors, professors, and father-figures.
Divinely Chosen One wishes to feel specially "chosen" for a privileged role: permission to participate in elite religious and philosophical rituals and wisdom-teachings. One craves to be recognized as a True Wisdom Guru and empowered high-priest. Ambassador of Religion and Moral Philosophy, but may adopt expedient methods or interpretations which serve the goals of personal entitlement
Although often not a conventionally avowed member of the highest priesthood or cloister, one seeks recognition by the approved religious orders, or inclusion in especially pious societies and distinguished sahanga. As the great taboo-breaker, Rahu destroys dogmatic moral boundaries and introduces unorthodox behaviors into the agency of:
At the basis of Rahu's narrative = an unusual father.
The father or guru has "leapfrogged" over the typical priestly or professorial credentialing process in order to acquire higher status.
Rahu-9 may adhere to a set of unorthodox religious teachings, become a preacher or high teacher, Les agents provocateurs represented by Rahu-9 = not necessarily an immoral influence. The agent desires to obtain privileged experiencesby "leapfrog". One wishes to override the conventional proving steps toward social approval of "piety" (9, ritual religion, wisdom teachings). Rahu in 9 disturbs the existing orderly limits regarding:
Example
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Animosity and Conflict via Rahu-resides-9
= 6th-from bhava-9 = bhava-2 = |
During Rahu bhukti if L-6 from Rahu is strong, one may be forced into servitude, conflict, sickness, or crime by disharmonious family history, libraries treasuries and collections of wealth, and dishonest, avaricious second marriage-partner | |
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Rahu Risk-taking as a response to conflict |
Rahu-9 = 6th-from = bhava-4, might feel compelled toward illicit behaviors by a conflict with parents, schoolteachers, vehicles, or the father's religion |
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High desire for intense experience in religious ritual and belief systems. Often has a foreign or outsider guru. |
Not beneficial for the Father, who is associated with profligacy, underclass behaviors, or risky foreign undertakings. Father may be involved in espionage or manipulation of foreign governments; or a cult priest; or other surreptitious Taboo-breaking roles. The guru may be a renegade anti-traditionalist. Native tends toward extremes in ceremonial religion, with powerful desire to re-interpret or re-appropriate religious systems. Wants to camouflage-match the priestly caste in order to receive the entitlements accorded to those who maintain the temples of knowledge and their priesthood. However Rahu is impatient and impossible to satisfy, therefore the course of study and commitment to vows which are required for true priesthood or true fatherhood are rarely completed. May falsify university degrees or otherwise present fraudulent religious or philosophical credentials.
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Dragons at the gate of Wat Khao Phra Bat 'Big Buddha' in Pattaya Thailand |
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taboo-breaking, privilege-gaining, and desire for recognition in areas of Religion and Philosophy |
Tremendous ambition to achieve priestly empowerment and fierce desire for ritual empowerment. Paying of priests to help one possess a person, object, or power. Rahu-9 may become enchanted by a Charismatic foreign guru whose teachings or methods may be taboo for one's own people. Cult of personality in religious preaching.
The father has 'boundary issues' and may psychically or physically invade the child's aura. Seeks a foreign religion hosted in a foreign temple, with elaborate costumes and exotic practices. May find the ethical content of religion quite irrelevant. There may be good results from all of this if Rahu's lord = dignified. Preacher of foreign worship and beliefs, tantrik messaging, charismatic curadero , desire to ascend to power in holy grounds. May be esp. beneficial for Mithuna lagna where uchcha Shani would be lord of randhra and dharma bhava. |
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Oily smoky things |
Oily smoky things in the house of worship. This is nearly always incense.
Also, priestly poseurs and those with desire to perform sacred ritual without legitimacy; foreign or outsider priests; forbidden religions. |
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Das / Bepin Behari: says: |
"The nodes of the Moon have supreme importance in spiritual evolution. Rahu, the material polarity of the shadowy Nodes, takes you to sacred places, associate you with spiritual aspirants, and make you a partner in spiritual celebrations and observances.
You are a scholar; accredited for virtues; impressive in speech in an assembly; cultured and humane; veneration, belief and devotion in gods and sacred places.
Helps and supports relatives; contented with the partner. Attendants.
A town leader. Vicious. Serving others and sex with low-class persons.
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Rahu in 9th-from-Chandra
Swami Paramahamsa Yogananda Russ.
Pres. Vladimir Putin Guru
Ammachi
King of Nepal 1972-2001
Birendra Bir Bikram Shah UK-PM 1940-1945; 1951-1955
Winston
Churchill Anglican Archbishop
Desmond
Tutu
USA Pres-43,
G.
W.
Bush * uchcha
entrepreneur, philanthropist Bill Gates
dramatist, global children's advocate
Angelina
Jolie
dramatist, global animal advocate
Brigitte Bardot dramatist
Julia
Roberts
dramatist
Rue McClanahan
endocrinologist,
Ayurvedic guru
Deepak
Chopra, M.D.
balladeer, dancer
Michael
Jackson + Guru
USA-Sen
John Edwards |
Privilege-claiming or possessive desires expressed by the father and maternal grandfather. Father, maternal grandfather, moral guides, guru, priest, and professor are agents of social upset, challenge to cultural norms, and emotional risk.
Often there is some breakage to cultural boundaries regarding sexual practice on the part of the father and father-figure personality, such as but not limited to, marital infidelity. If the graha are favorable, Rahu in 9th-from-Chandra simply indicates a second marriage for the father which may be entirely noble but naturally is still upsetting to the native. Generally, Rahu-9 does not benefit from the personally ambitious, morally disruptive [Rahu] behavior of the father and may deeply resent it 9th-from-Chandra also represents one's emotional relationship to religious dogma and the tenets of one's own belief system. Emotional engagement with social processes indoctrination and delivery of wisdom teachings, as well as need for relationship with religious teachers, reaction to the personalities of Guru figures, rabbi, imam, lama, pandita, religious scholars of all stripes.
Emotional affinity for universities, temples, and the earthly presence of the Divine is volatile and inconsistent. One is capable of extraordinary disruption through religious wisdom, and the outcome is indeed a global (9) advance in wisdom (9). Yet the personality is exotic and the preacher-teacher role is ambitiously unstable. |
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Rahu mahadasha 18
years similar effects during any Rahu bhukti, adapted to the angle between Mahadasha-pati vis-a-vis Rahu |
Rahu in bhava-9 during Rahu mahadasha and during the 9 bhukti periods of Rahu which occur during the 120 years of the Vimshottari Dasha, the native experiences urgent ambition to obtain a privileged philosophical teaching, priestly ritual, or world travel experience - sometimes by marriage. Hungry desire to be recognized as a professor or preacher, although one has not yet earned the wisdom. Via Rahu's characteristic ambition for recognition, one may become involved in irregular religious practice that is "over one's head". | |
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file update: 18-May-2013
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