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Marriage *
Who Will I Marry?Profession of Spouse
Public reputation, social rank, and leadership position of the (first) spouse
would be profiled through a combination of these items, probably in this order
of importance:
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spouse's
material prestige and profession = 10th-from-Shukra (for male) or
10th-from-Guru (for female) -
spouse's public standing in terms of emotional
affection from friends and social community =
10th-from-7th-from-Chandra = 4th-from-Chandra (this placement is not about
material power or high respect; it is about public appreciation and
affection) -
a more general indication of the spouse's professional
role on the material plane, and some details of the economic
sector in which the spouse participates professionally, can be seen
through the 4th rashi from radix lagna, and the lord of Bandhu bhava. (for
example if L-4 is with Rahu, spouse may handle taboo or exotic materials, do
recycling, or work for foreign interests. If L-4 is a compromised Shani, the
work many is rudimentary or rough, such as agriculture. If L-4 is uchcha
Shukra, the spouse may be a professional musician. Etc.) -
the dignity that one gives to one's own spouse, or the
respect that one feels toward one's
own spouse = 4th navamsha. (Occasionally, this attitude is
better revealed through the 10th navamsha.) Examine the character of
navamsha
L-4 vis-à-vis navamsha 4th house. (E.g., if within the
navamsha, the L-4 occupies shad-ashtaka
6-8 fromswakshetra, one might feel some contempt
or disregard for the professional role of the spouse.)
All of this information can be read from one's own nativity.
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"Love is always patient and kind; it is
never jealous;
love is never boastful or conceited;
it is never rude or selfish;
it does not take offense, and is not resentful.
Love takes no pleasure in other
people's sins but delights in the truth;
it is always ready to excuse, to trust,
to hope, and to endure whatever comes.
Love does not come to an end. "
~~ I Corinthians 13: 4-8 [Jerusalem
Bible]
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Guru and Shukra
Generally, marriage is a good thing - thus the (first)
spouses are represented most definitively by the two Great Benefics - Guru and
Shukra.
For males seeking conventional marriage, Shukra accurately
represents the first wife. Take Shukra lagna as the baseline to measure all
attributes of the first wife. (Use graha with
Shukra or graha which receive drishti of Shukra, as karaka and lagna for
second wife or wives.)
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1st-from-Shukra
= general character of first wife. Consider the influences upon
Shukra within the radix and navamsha. Consider how Shukra operates
within all 16 of the most important varga charts. Note the distance
between Shukra and Chandra which is the male's mother. (6/8 and 2/12
angles may be emotionally problematic in the first marriage. 5/9 angle
is fortunate.) Note incoming drishti, fellow tenants, Shukra's house
lordships vis-à-vis radix lagna and Chandra (male's mother) lagna,
Shukra's distance from his Own Houses, etc. See
bhava-1
for more significations of "1st-from". Examine the full
complement of effects upon Shukra to assess the basic character of the
first wife. -
2nd-from-Shukra
= wife's family (male native's in-laws), her language skills, and wife's
ability (and methods) to accumulate wealth. Consider any graha
within 2nd-from-Shukra, but assess this house as male native's own
house too. Perhaps more importantly, measure the distance from the
bhava which is 2nd-from-Shukra to the radix lagna, and to Chandra
lagna. (6/8 and 2/12 angles from radix may be socially
problematic with in-laws; or 6/8 and 2/12 angles from Chandra may be
emotionally problematic with the wife's family.) As always, consider
all the drishti upon and tenants within this bhava to predict the
quality of life with in-laws. See bhava-2
for more significations of "2nd-from". Compare to the
general condition of bhava-8, measured from Chandra (emotional
relationship to in-laws) and also measured from lagna (material
relationship to in-laws). For example, if the wife's money house
(2nd-from-Shukra) is identical with one's own house of material loss
(12th radix) or emotional loss (12th-from-Chandra) then one might not
enjoy his accumulated wealth, or his wealth might only be hoarded as a
result of your losses. Yet if 2nd-from-Shukra is identical to one's
own bhava-3 (for self-earned-wealth), the assets of the first wife
will increase the female native's own wealth, at least partly through
funding her own commercial enterprise. If lord of 2nd-from-Shukra has
good association, wife brings money into the joint marital asset pool. -
3rd-from-Shukra
= wife's siblings and her overall communicative mentality. Does
this woman like to talk and work in groups? Is she mentally organized
and disciplined? Comfortable in general conversation and small-group
socializing? Skillful in business administration? 3rd-from-Shukra and
its Lord reveals these traits. See
bhava-3
for more significations of "3rd-from". For (first) wife's
mental condition, see 3rd-from-Shukra. 9th-from radix = wife's
social-mentality; 9th-from-Chandra = wife's private
psycho-mentality, the inner narrative. Benefic influence here will
give communicative skills both in public and in private. Malefic
influence may indicate mental health issues. -
4th-from-Shukra
= wife's childhood home conditions, her basic emotional
security, educational diplomas and professional licensing, and her
ability to own properties and vehicles. See
bhava-4
for more significations of "4th-from". Malefics in
4th-from-Shukra or a troublesome lord of that bhava can indicate wife's
psychological debility in the core personality due to trouble in the
childhood home. Benefics suggest comfort and foundational confidence
that one will always find shelter during life's travails. Compare
to10th-from-Chandra and 10th bhava of radix for fuller profile of the
first wife's foundations in life. -
5th-from-Shukra
= wife's children (her fertility), her creativity in
literature, theatre, and politics; her skill in games; and her ability
to channel divine intelligence. See
bhava-5
for more significations of "5th-from". (A 'barren' graha
such as Ketu or Shani in 5th-from-Shukra is one indicator of
infertility in the wife.) Compare to one's own 11th-from-Chandra (also
an indicator of offspring) and one's own bhava-11 (5th-from-7th) for
the fuller profile of wife's genius and children from the first
marriage. -
6th-from-Shukra
= wife's overall health condition, her debts or chronic
arguments, her involvement with police/military, and her proclivities
toward underclass association or servitude. See
bhava-6
for more significations of "6th-from". Malefic
association in 6th-from-Shukra can indicate wife's karmic link to
these topics. Compare to 12th-from-Chandra and one's own 12th bhava,
which is the relative Ari bhava for the first wife. -
7th-from-Shukra
= wife's capacity to make and honor agreements.Surya in
this house could indicate a selfish attitude; Kuja makes the wife
combative in marital discussions. Shani here gives resistance and
denial. See bhava-7 for
more significations of "7th-from". Benefics in 7th from Shukra
indicate the wife is placid and marital negotiations are smoother.
Check the condition of the lord of this important marital bhava! Also
compare to the native 's own radix lagna and Chandra, to see what level
of agree-ability one's own personality is destined to attract via
"mirror-image" from the wife! -
8th-from-Shukra
= hidden assets of the (first) wife. Does the wife have access
to secret funds, inheritance, confidential information, or tantrik
lineage knowledge? On the disruptive side, is the wife prone to
emergencies and dramatic upheavals in life? See
bhava-8
for more significations of "8th-from". (for example,
where 8th-from-Shukra = Chandra, there may be catastrophic disturbance
in the wife's relationship to her mother, indicating a profound
disruption of the total mind.) Compare to 2nd-from-Chandra and one's
own bhava-2. Also, 8th-from-Shukra shows first wife's relationship or
attitude toward the male native's second wife. If 8th-from-Shukra
might be owned or occupied by a favorable graha, it is possible for
the two wives to have a beneficial relationship. -
9th-from-Shukra
= wife's religious intelligence, priestly or ceremonial social duties,
wife's father, and overall good fortune. See
bhava-9
for more significations of "9th-from". Note the disposition
of L-9. Malefic association indicates an adversarial, distrusting, or
resistant attitude toward religion; benefic association indicates
inclusiveness and opens the path toward wisdom teachings. Benefic
ruler in an inauspicious angle to the bhava may indicate religious
corruption, pretense or false piety. Malefic lord in auspicious angle
suggests an expedient relationship of duty performance without access
to truth. 9th-from-Shukra = the most important indicator of the wife's
relationship to her own father, which shows the primary model for the wife's
own public morality. Compare to 3rd-from-Chandra and
3rd-from-Radix-lagna to get the fuller picture of wife's moral wisdom
levels. -
10th-from-Shukra
= wife's career, profession, social dignity, reputation, leadership
capacity, and overall prestige. See
bhava-10
for more significations of "10th-from". Note the disposition
of L-10-from-Shukra. Malefic association = resistance or difficulties
with leadership roles, failure in career, or struggle to achieve
recognition. Ketu gives ambivalence, Shani gives a long slow but
steady path to dignity. Kuja can be good for ambition, bad for tact.
Benefics show easy rise to career dignity, respect of society. Compare
to 4th-from-Chandra for the emotional reality of the wife's career
(does she like her work?) and 4th-from-radix-lagna for the material
significations of her profession. -
11th-from-Shukra
= wife's network of friendships, gainfulness in the marketplace,
ability to meet goals and enjoy achievements. See
bhava-11
for more significations of "11th-from". Note the disposition
of L-11-from-Shukra. The bhava = 11th-from-Shukra shows the area of
life in which one gains the most profit from one's (first) wife. I.e.,
if the bhava = the male native's own 5th radix, the greatest gain from
his wife will be the children she creates with him. If the bhava =
male's own bhava-9, his great gain will be obtaining religion and
moral teachings through association with the wife. If the house = her
own bhava-4, it is the gain of property, houses, and vehicles. Her
bhava-6, a gain of servants through the wife. Etc. Note the
disposition of L-11. Malefic association may suggest trouble for the wife
in setting or meeting life goals, poor community networking, or
resistance to gains of income. Benefics show ease in these
undertakings. Shukra can indicate too much pleasure with female
"friends", but Shukra as the karaka for money is also quite
good for income. Compare to 5th-from-Chandra for emotional reality of
the wife's community of friendly association, and 5th-from-one's own
lagna for one's general good luck in life, which is at least partly a
result of the wife's gainfulness and charisma. -
12th-from-Shukra
= wife's private dreams and imagination, wife's travel's to foreign
lands, her association with monasteries and hospitals, wife's loss of
identity and her immediate past life.
Conditions
of Loss of the first wife. See
bhava-12
for more significations of "12th-from". Malefic influence
upon 12th-from-Shukra indicates wife's karmic resistance to meditation
and prayer, her troubled relationship to enclosed spaces (perhaps
trauma of forced enclosure), and her difficulties in foreign lands.
Benefic association with 12th-from-Shukra indicates success in
international business or good results from foreign travel, ease of
release of material identity (easy death), happiness in the
dream-world and clairvoyance or sensitive astral perception. Compare
to 6th-from-Chandraand male native's own 6th-house for more details
of the conditions which bring the loss of marital agreement,
accompanied by the withdrawal of the wife into her "private
space" which is enclosed and inaccessible to the native . What
happens in her private space may be beneficial or not for the native ,
according to the graha involved. If divorce or widowhood are otherwise
indicated, conditions in 12th-from-Shukra
may suggest the effect of the loss-of-first-wife upon the native .
While generally speaking this is an unfavorable bhava regarding the
first wife, results can be spiritually helpful under certain
conditions. For example, if the graha which rules 12th-from-Shukra
occupies a 5/9 angle from the 12th-from-Shukra AND that graha is
generally a benefic for the native , loss of wife may be a liberating
experience.
Graha
with Shukra, or Graha receiving drishti from Shukra = karaka for
second and additional wives
Unlike for the female nativity, where
Shani is a fixed karaka for the second marriage, in a male nativity, the
karaka for second and additional wives may vary. From a male nativity
which shows much vivid and complex association for Shukra, it may be
predicted that he will have numerous marriages, quite likely simultaneous
if his culture allows it, and nevertheless multiple romantic associations
even if his culture disallows polygamous marriage.
In the below list, "Shukra with
graha" can also refer to "Shukra drishti graha"
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Shukra with Suryaindicates
a selfish wife, of a philosophical mind, who rationalizes love and
marriage to the point of annihilating its sensual pleasures. The
second wife is self-focused and ethical, but legalistic.
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Shukra with Chandraindicates a softly sensual and emotionally sensitive first wife. The
second wife powerfully resembles the mother.
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Shukra with Kujaindicates a
sexually charged first marriage, with an active and athletic first
wife. The second wife is competitive and dominating. Second marriage
is quick. Second divorce may be quick, too.
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Shukra with Budha
indicates
a pretty, talkative first wife and pretty, talkative second wife! The
second wife is younger than the native . Second marriage is quick.
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Shukra with Guruindicates
multiple wives. The first wife is pretty, curvaceous and fertile. The
second wife is pretty, happy and fat.
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Shukra with Shani
is a great
combination, giving moderation, patience, and high aesthetic
sensibility - especially in a rashi of Shani or a rashi of Shukra. The
second wife is older or more emotionally mature than the native ,
rather thin in appearance, or from a scarcity background. Second
marriage may be delayed, but is well-balanced socially.
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Rahu-Ketu in association with
Shukrasignals much psychic disruption in the marriage, often
leading to divorce but with no satisfactory conclusion. The
first-marriage partners are never able to fully merge nor able to
fully separate. This is particularly acute if Ketu accompanies Shukra.
The male native may re-marry several times, repeating his old patterns
compulsively. Even if the first wife leaves her body, the male native
may obsessively refer back to her as the mirror of his inner self, and
the cause of his mental derangement. (In fact, the cause is his own
self.)
To Whom - and
to What - is one attracted?
Any spouse would have been known by
the native for
many, many past lives.
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When it is time to activate the
joint
past-life karma, attraction happens (usually via Venus or
Rahu)
and if Rahu is somehow associated with Venus or the marriage houses,
there is a marriage.
Whether "conventional" or
"unusual" in configuration, marriages manifest past-life
self-knowledge and this is very much to a purpose.
Attraction is all about
Matching
Energy. We humans are attracted to Others who possess
qualities we lack - but need and want - in order to
psychically complete
ourselves.
These qualities may be "desirable" or
negative or destructive. Typically, the attraction
is quite unconscious. One finds oneself suddenly "in love"
with an apparently wonderful person, with whom one feels
deeply
validated,
balanced, and complete.
There is tangible
soul
recognitionand mutual
spiritual confirmation.
The confirmation is not always a
completely "positive" experience. However, even if there is negativity
and tension in
the love relationship, it is a
comfortable, familiar sort of troublethat
seems well-remembered, necessary, and just right.
Whether positive or negative or an
interesting mix, this combination of qualities to which we are so
convincingly attracted is indeed the right match. Each human is On a missionto
acquire the self-knowledge necessary to feel complete within
ourselves. We attract, and are attracted to, the partners with
whom we have a
past-life agreement to work together
On this grand
mission.
Direct knowledge of our own subconscious is, for most
people, totally blocked.
The only way most of us can find out
what's really going on in that vast heap of past-life accrual called
"Self" is by watching our own thoughts, beliefs, and
behaviors played out in the mirror of our relationship to
Others.
The most powerful of all Other-Mirrors is the
marriage partner. Marriage
is, for most people, the most demanding spiritual practice in life.
The affectionate relationship between an employer and employee (master and servant) and man and women (husband and wife) will be invariable and stable if they possess the same attributes.
~~BPHSCh.
77, shloka 11
If the 7th bhava be without a planet
(without strength) and without benefic aspect, the female born will have a
coward and contemptible wretch for her husband.
~~BPHSCh.
80, shloka 17-21
When the 7th bhava is a moveable rashi, the husband will always be away from home.
~~BPHSCh.
80, shloka 17-21
Marriage
Dharma
In particular, the Marriage house's location in
9th-from-11th
and 11th-from-9th
shows how marriage expresses the power of Dharma in the native 's life.
Marriage partner brings Dharma (in the sense of Wisdom) to the native in two essential ways:
the marriage partner emerges from the web of native's friendly associations,
as its finest fruit . Marriage partner is the Best and Wisest
Connection in the native 's entire network of associations (11), and as such
the marriage partner attracts much prosperity
as
11th-from-9th
the marriage partner is the basis of "sangha" or community
of the wise. I.e, the marriage partner is one's Most Essential
Connection to the wisdom that gives permanent meaning to life.
"Inward spiritual practices such as
meditation, breathing techniques and self-analysis generate insights and
enhance abilities, but none are so useful as learning to live harmoniously in
a committed relationship, being a skillful parent, or juggling the demands of
daily life. "
~~Dan Millman
Navamsha
Varga or "divisional" charts show the
resultsof any undertaking of life.
The varga for marriage is
Navamsha or 9th division, which shows the "fruits of Dharma."
Presuming an accurate birth-time, navamsha (D-9) will be
consulted side-by-side with radix (D-1) chart, to evaluate not only the
material but also the inner psychological dynamics of marriage.
Accurate predictions require concurrence between material
(d-1) and psycho-emotional (d-9) configurations. Normally there is
reasonable concurrence in the two perspectives. However, when the
navamsha and radix spousal indications are contradictory, there is usually to
be found a public/private split in which things look on the outside (d-1) much
different than they feel on the inside (d-9) in the marriage.
By and large there is also a matching pattern between:
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your
navamsha and the partner's radix -
The partner's navamsha and your radix -
your navamsha and the partner's navamsha -
Moon linkage plays a major role
These D-1-to-D-9 links show the issues on which you two
partners are spiritually working together. Traits which are dormant or subordinate in
partner-1 will be alive or dominant in partner-2. Thus each partner
"mirrors" the other's arising consciousness, and facilitates spiritual
growth by evoking astral imagery into real world action.
The navamsha reveals
traits, desires, hopes, dreams, fears, etc. which are dormant but trying to rise
into consciousness in your life.You find the partner who is already acting
these out in the material world. You are intensely attracted to this
person; they are everything you admire, everything you crave, everything you
want to be. This person completes you; expresses you; forms your
"other half".
Naturally, you marry them!
Examine each house in Navamsha
from the appropriate partner lagna to know the level of your soul that is just now
moving from subconscious to conscious. We usually need
partners to bring out this new personality growth in us. (Even if that
partner is the ishtadevata.)
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navamsha 7th house represents first marriage
spouse; navamsha lagna is you -
navamsha 2nd house represents second marriage
spouse; navamsha 8th house is you -
navamsha 9th house represents third marriage
spouse; navamsha 3rd house is you
Yoked Work:
Managing marital cycles
of Attraction-Repulsion,
and Desire-Contempt
Every action has a reaction.
Every attraction contains its
own repulsion.<size="3"> Ask any good
Buddhist: if you are intensely attracted to something now, rest assured you will be
intensely repulsed by that same thing in the future!
A significant part of the
"work" of marriage is learning to manage the cycles of desire and
contempt one feels toward one's partner over long periods of time.
All marriages are timed by
Rahu-Ketu,
which means that all marriages involve attraction-repulsion.
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In a love marriage, you personally are attracted
and (later) repulsed - typically by the psycho-emotional qualities of
the partner.
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In an arranged marriageyour guardians are
attracted-repulsed - typically by the social-material qualities of the
partner.
But in either case Desire (which eventually boomerangs to
Contempt) plays a major karmic role in Marriage. The karmic forces behind marriage are so strong that it seems not to
matter much whether one "chooses" one's mate through
"falling" in love -- or allows that mate to be chosen by one's social
guardians.When it is time for the karmic partner to find you, they will
find you!
It
is often observed in modern India, where arranged marriages remain fairly
common, that the success rate of Arranged marriages Approximately equals
the success rate of "love marriages."That is, about 50%
of marriages are satisfying; 50% problematic - regardless of whether they are
romantic or arranged.
The big-picture view is that,
no matter what social mechanism selects
the mate, we will all create (through impetus of samskara) a spouse/series of spouses who perfectly match our karmic
job description :)
The big-picture view is that,
no matter what social mechanism selects
the mate, we will all create (through impetus of samskara) a spouse/series of spouses who perfectly match our karmic
job description :)
Yoked Work:
Maintaining
the Intention to Reach Agreement
Successful Marriage requires
discipline, self-knowledge, and moral effort. Marriage can only survive when there is Agreement on how to conduct the division of
karmic labor. The higher the agreement
level, the easier the partnership.
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Physical work:not only doing
the labor, but agreeing on how to do it, requires constant attention.
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Spiritual work:
For those who feel ready to accept the austerity,
marriage can be a high-speed vehicle toward consciousness.
There is never
perfect agreement (as long as humans have egos, anyway) and so There is never an effortless marriage.
Whom will I marry?
Know who is
"The One" by knowing one's own purpose.
If your seventh radix, seventh navamsha, 7th-from-Moon, and
Venusare agreeable to marriage,
then you will marry the person WHOM YOU CREATE in your quest to to reach
the next step in your search for the divine.
Fully
knowing You - in all your terrible beauty - is a quite effective way of exposing
the presence of That Which Dwells Within.
And who better to expose you :)
than your spouse?
It's their job.
If either partner is significantly traumatized,
marriage can be a completely unconscious, reactive dramatization of subconscious
motives during which very little self-knowledge or movement toward realization of
the divine takes place.
Since most people are pretty heavily traumatized,
unconscious marriage is unfortunately the norm.
These missing parts are the aspects of personality about which we are
"missing" important information, of which we lack recognition - until
the partner through feedback reveals that information.
By marriage I mean the religious not the legal
definition. Religious marriage is a spiritual union made sacred through
speaking a vow.
The marriage partner has a unique combination of good/bad
-easy/difficult traits that are designed to both comfort and disturb.
The comfort is from similar hopes and dreams, habits
and pleasures. The disturbing factor is "matching
energy" - matching pain, matching anxiety, similar childhood trauma,
etc.
Psychologically, "The One" is a personality that
has many of The most difficult, conflicted, or inaccessible traits of your
most difficult parent.Most people have the most trouble during the
childhood interaction with their opposite-gender parents.
As a general
rule, women have more trouble with their fathers
and men have more trouble with their mothers.
Yet some men have more
trouble with their fathers and some women have more work to do with their
mothers.
And some folks are raised in communal settings, by religious orders, or
in other parenting arrangements that are not so easy to identify the
gender-reaction patterns.
Past lives, which are stored in the subconscious, do play a
role in childhood relationships with parents and caregivers.
Vocation
Profession Social Rank of Spouse
Public reputation, social rank, and leadership position of the (first) spouse
would be profiled through a combination of these items, probably in this order
of importance:
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spouse's
material prestige and profession = 10th-from-Shukra (for male) or
10th-from-Guru (for female) -
spouse's public standing in terms of
emotional
affection from friends and social community =
10th-from-7th-from-Chandra = 4th-from-Chandra (this placement is not about
material power or high respect; it is about public appreciation and
affection) -
a more general indication of the spouse's professional
role on the material plane, and some details of the
economic
sector in which the spouse participates professionally, can be seen
through the 4th rashi from radix lagna, and the lord of bandhu bhava. (for
example if L-4 is with Rahu, spouse may handle taboo or exotic materials, do
recycling, or work for foreign interests. If L-4 is a compromised Shani, the
work many is rudimentary or rough, such as agriculture. If L-4 is uchcha
Shukra, the spouse may be a professional musician. Etc.) -
the dignity that one gives to one's own spouse, or the
respect that one feels toward one's
own spouse = 4th navamsha. (Occasionally, thisattitude is
better revealed through the 10th navamsha.) Examine the character ofnavamsha
L-4vis-à-vis navamsha 4th house. (E.g., ifwithin the
navamsha, the L-4 occupies shad-ashtaka
6-8 fromswakshetra, one might feel some contempt
or disregard for the professional role of the spouse.)
All of this information can be read from one's own nativity.
Alternative Sexual Orientation Unions" A
lternative
Sexual Orientation Unions
Certainly the lines between gay vs. straight marriages are increasing
blurred as modern societies move out of survival urgency, and sex-role divisions
of labor fade into history...
Yet, in these early years of the second millennium,
it is generally the case that
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a majority of women experience greater emotional
difficultly connecting with their father, -
and conversely majority of men
experience greater emotional difficultly connecting with their mother.
In order
to continue their most significant spiritual work And break through their most
challenging inner barriers, most women desire marriage to men, and most men to
women. This gender-conventional attraction pattern is the most direct method of revealing and healing their childhood trauma
with the opposite-gender parent.
Which parent is "needs work"?
But what if the greater difficulty, blocked emotional
access, negligence, lack of expected guidance and nurturing, even physical
abuse, is linked with the same-gender parent? Then, it is more likely that the subconscious
will direct the native into a same-gender relationship.
Men involved with men, and women involved with women, follow the same
psycho-spiritual logicof attracting a spouse who mirrors that
comfortable-but-oh-so-frustrating energy of The more difficult parent(including
difficulty caused by absence).
In these intimate relationships, the most difficult parent will hail from
the same gender. These natives need to cross their inner fear barriers -
barriers constructed in the subconscious which greatly limit freedom and
happiness in the conscious life - by getting their healing information from the mirror
of a same-gender spouse.
Natives who follow a pattern of both straight and gay
unions within one lifetime, are similarly recoveringessential but
currently missing self-knowledgethat was
originally sought from both parents, alternately.
Natives raised by
same-gender parental couples, composed of two men or two women in life partnership, will
probably have the same results as children historically raised by
mother-grandmother /father-grandfather or two-sister/two brother pairs; that is,
one will seek a spouse who mirrors whichever parent-partner was more complex or
difficult.
Sex of the spouse will tend toward the sex of the difficult
parent as in conventional unions, but at this point in the logic we need to be
able to distinguish between sex and gender.
a name="How to Know Who You're Going to Marry">How
to Know Who You're Going to Marry
The psycho-spiritual purpose of marriage is to work
out the problems one had, in childhood, with the more-difficult parent.
If you are looking for a marriage partner, it is fairly
straightforward to define who that person is and when you might be ready to
receive them into your life.
Just be honest
about your struggle to achieve complete emotional access to and validationfrom
your more difficult parent.
If you can define that struggle, you can
define your next spouse!
Sugar and Vinegar
Marriage is "yoked" sugar and vinegar. The
sugar comes first, but the sugar is designed to seduce you with shared hopes
and dreams, and extract from you a commitment. The sugar is soon joined
by the vinegar. The vinegar is spiritually essential! The higher purpose of
marriage - which is healing - is only possible to achieve if the vinegar is
present!
There must be pain, confrontation, disappointment, and grief in
marriage... if there weren't, there would be no motive for the native to examine
their subconsciously driven reactions. Only by examining our reactions can the
hidden holdings of the subconscious be exposed.
The struggle to heal deeper pain and experience higher
freedom will go to phase-2 in your first marriage,
phase-3 in your second marriage, and so forth. The struggle for one lifetime
might start and finish within a
single marriage (check palm lines to confirm). However the full healing
endeavor can easily entail 2, 3 or more marriages in the modern era. The
healing process can also go from gay
to straight unions, and vice versa.
If you know your own healing agenda well enough, you'll be able to spot
that next spouse at 500 yards.
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