Who Will I Marry?
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Second, Third, and
Additional Marriages
Jyotisha Methods
for Assessment, Evaluation, and Prediction
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H. H.
Dalai Lama
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Compassion is the desire
for another to have freedom from suffering.
Love is the desire for
another to have happiness.
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The Shukra-pendulum swings
The Shukra-scale balances and weighs
Marriage (and remarriage) = the practice of
allowing another person or group to weigh and measure one's own
true value
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It is quite easy to predict the future
relationship based on where the pendulum came to rest in the
previous relationship.
Whatever was most severely invalidated in the
previous union will be corrected (healed) in the next one. And
whatever was boast-worthy in the previous relationship that
might have caused the ego to become a bit attached to a positive
value will be deflated or devaluated in the next one.
Remember this is an intricate, large scale
balancing operation (Shukra = scales, justice) which results in
a definition of Self that contains all positive values and all
negative values in perfect equality (Shukra) so that we are
“paid up” at the end of the drama of samsara. In
practical terms, in your own estimation, what was the biggest
invalidation of your previous relationship? Whatever the most
salient feeling of unworthiness one was left with, that feeling
will be healed in the next relationship. Whatever was the
abandonment message, for example ‘you’re not worth staying with
and working with over time because you lack ______________” And
vice versa. If there was a certain value that one was a bit too
proud of, an inflated value
-- that one will be reduced, unavailable for boasting rights, in
the next union. For example, a woman might say that in
her previous relationship after 10 years and 2 children her
husband left due to the primary complaint that she was too
controlling and restrictive as a parent. It can be predicted
that her next partner will praise her safety-conscious and
disciplined parenting. However if, in the previous
relationship, she and her husband had a high income and she
liked to show off their nice house and luxury cars; then, in the
subsequent relationship it is quite likely that this imbalance
will also be corrected, with a more modest income and less
available to boast about. If a man says that his wife
left him because she morally disapproved of his gambling, then
it can be predicted that his next wife will enjoy gambling as a
fun entertainment. However if during the previous relationship
he overvalued his
worth as a handsome fellow, his next wife will not admire his
looks very much.
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The corrective opportunity presents
itself with
every new mirror.
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Once everything is balanced inside
the mind, no further mirrors are required.
Some incarnations swing
the Shukra pendulum many
times in a single lifetime: there are numerous authentic
intimate relationships with memorable validation dynamics. Most
westerners have several self-defining relationships during young
adulthood and one or more marriages. There is less
pendulum activity in the lives of those in
traditional societies where Shani's scarcity requires
longer-term commitments. Yet karmic principles would suggest
that there is more mirror-level love partnering even in
no-divorce societies than might appear on the surface.
Sex is not an essential part of an
emotionally intimate relationship. The same intense
validation-invalidation dynamic can occur in psycho-spiritually
demanding partnerships within convents and monasteries,
between close same-gender friends, in business partnerships, and
in student-teacher relationships.
However normally the biggest invalidation
drama develops in marriages, esp those with children, because
social expectations of longevity in committed partnerships keep
the partners hanging onto the pendulum by
giving an outside person the power to validate one's inner self.
The faster one can become fully
self-validating, the faster one can detach from the
weigh-scale pendulum of Shukra!
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Combinations for Second Marriage:
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caveat as always = no one single indicator can predict an
event with certainty.
There should be several indicators which repeat the narrative
of "death of spouse", "sudden forced divorce", "widowing", or
similar narrative.
Das says "Generally, this is the indicator
for more than one marriage in the life: Saturn is in 2 or Rahu
is in 7."
Indicators of end of first marriage, for both men and women:
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Shukra (karaka for marriage) afflicted in both rashi and
navamsha. traditionally this rule emphasizes that Shukra
should be afflicted in a
dual rashi
(Mithuna, Kanya, Dhanusha, Meena)
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Johnny Cash
= D-1 Shukra Meena + Rahu in 2 = happy
second marriage
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Teddy
Kennedy = = D-1
Shukra Meena + Rahu in 2 = happy second marriage
[D-9 Shukra Dhanushya + Surya = afflicted]
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UK Prince
Charles = D-1 Shukra Kanya ; in D-9 Shukra + Rahu
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Jack Welch
= D-1 Shukra Kanya; D-9 Shukra Mithuna takes drishti of
Rahu + Mangala = 3 marriages
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George
Soros = D-1 Shukra Kanya ; in D-9 Shukra afflicted
by Mangala = 2 divorces
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7th-from-Shukra = one mirror-image of the nature of the
primary partner = if L-7 from Shukra is troubled, consider
that as one indicator (not per se a predictor)
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L-7 in 8, plus randhra
bhava receives drishti of a malefic (Shani, Mangala, or
Rahu)
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A mutual aspect when L-7 in 8, such as Shani-8 +
Mangala-5, or Rahu-8 + Shani-2, is particularly
predictive of sudden, forced end of marriage
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L-7 in 2 can indicate the odd but true situation of
marrying the same person twice.
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L-7 in 6 does not indicate sudden end to the marriage,
but rather a constant unhealthiness due to argument (verbal
or silent) and steady erosion of trust
Multiple marriages can be configured differently in different
cultures. For example where polygamy is permitted, the male with
L-7+ L-2, and L-9 together in one bhava may acquire three wives
in quick succession. Similarly in some cultures a woman of royal
status would need to accept multiple husbands in political
alliance; she too would need to have lords of several marriage
houses to join in her seventh, ninth, eleventh, house.
Dharma bhava normally indicates the third marriage, but
bhava-9 can also show second marriage
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For male nativity
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"additional marriage" can be
seen in 3rd-from-Shukra and
3rd-from-yuvati-bhava = bhava-9
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in cultures which typically permit
a man to marry two sisters (polygyny, e.g. parts of Nepal),
see bhava-9 = younger sibling of the first wife. Whether
the two wives are biological sisters or not, second wife
whether simultaneous or sequential, 2nd spouse =
symbolically considered a "younger sister" of the wife
and often conditions in bhava-9 contribute to the profile
of the "additional" wife or wives.
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Also in many cultures, if a woman is
widowed, her deceased husband's brothers are obliged to
accept her as an additional wife, whether the brothers
desire this responsibility or not. She will enter his house
at a lower status which makes her a "younger sister"
regardless of her age. If they like it, dharma bhava is in
good shape.
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Naturally dharma bhava is a house of
exceptionally good fortune; a man who has the supportive
affection of his wife's sisters is always blessed.
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L-9 is a fortunate graha. If the native is blessed with
a second wife, she will be of religious nature so long as
conditions in dharma bhava are favorable.
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Also applies when the second wife is a cousin or other
extended relative, close neighbor, or possibly even a
co-worker of the first wife. Also wife-1 and wife-2 may be
schoolmates, roommates, very close friends who feel like
siblings, or other intimate team co-identity.
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In small communities where caste rules determine
marriage, the likelihood of the first wife and second wife
being familiarly related is quite high.
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Dharma bhava is thus the site of
remarriage under conditions where the first and second wives
are sisters or cousins or otherwise related to each other,
including when they have been related through marriage
kinship.
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For female nativity
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"additional marriage" in cultures which typically permit
a woman to marry two brothers (polyandry, e.g., parts of
Tibet where this method is a primary factor in keeping
precious farmland within the family). See bhava-9 = younger
sibling of the first husband. Lord of third from
Guru
must be strong for this marriage to succeed. Also check lord
of 11th-from-Guru, which can
signify an elder brother (symbolically) to the 1st husband
and 11th-from is also a marker for "multiplicity".
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Whether the two husbands are biological
brothers or not, second husband whether simultaneous or
sequential, 2nd spouse = symbolically considered a
"younger brother" of the wife and often conditions in
bhava-9 contribute to the profile of the "additional"
husband (s). Naturally dharma bhava is a house of
exceptionally good fortune; a woman who has the supportive
affection of her husband's brothers is always blessed.
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The attributes of dharma bhava and L-9
help to profile a second
husband. The most frequent setting for second marriage
signified by dharma bhava = within small or caste-regulated
communities where the likelihood of first and second
husbands being related to each other is very high. But
indeed these men are related psychically and have been
brothers in a past life, regardless of their present life
births.
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Ripu bhava and Lord of Ripu = 12th-from-7th
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Challenges to maintaining Vitality in marriages:
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First-marriage dissolution-of-trust agents which can
drain the vitality of the first marriage =
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12th-from-7th-from Chandra = "imagination of the
spouse", "long retreats of the spouse", "distant
residence of the spouse" -
12th-from-7th-from radix lagna ( bhava-6)
= "native's own argumentativeness", "native's own
illness or debt" -
12th-from-7th-navamsha = "enemies of the spouse;
partner's ailments and debts"
Second-marriage dissolution-of-trust agents which can
drain the vitality of the second marriage =
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12th-from-2nd-from Chandra = Chandra itself =
"native's own emotional nature"
which is identical to the emotional imagination
of the second spouse.
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second spouse may experience a deep
psycho-emotional fantasy or imaginative relationship
to the native , but the connection may remain very
private. -
Unlike the first marriage bond which is publicly
celebrated, there is limited public validationof
the second marriage bond unless Chandra is with
other, more public graha such as Shani or Rahu
(e.g., Ronald
Reagan = private intimacy of marriage-2 goes public).
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12th-from-2nd-from radix lagna = radix lagna itself
= ( bhava-1) =
"native's own flesh-body", "native's own social
identity" which is identical to the
withdrawn, private, bedroom, and sanctuary retreat
practices of the second spouse.
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Physical bedroom intimacy, extended sanctuary
retreat, and extended foreign travel of the native ,
are favored in the second marriage. -
Yet the native 's identity may be rather
invisible or unacknowledged by the second spouse to
whom the native belongs in the world of private
imagination and distant lands.
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12th-from-2nd-navamsha = navamsha lagna itself =
"native's own behavior in relationships" third-marriage dissolution-of-trust agents which can
drain the vitality of the third marriage =
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12th-from-9th-from Chandra = "imagination of the
third spouse", "long retreats of the third spouse", "foreign
residence of the third spouse"
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12th-from-9th-from radix lagna ( bhava-8)
= "native's own secrecy", "native's own
hidden items", "native's own tantrik interests"
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12th-from-9th-navamsha = 8th navamsha = "one's own
spiritual secrets"
If the first marriage dissolves, it will most likely be
perceived as due (predominantly) to the behavior of the spouse.
If the second marriage dissolves, it will most likely
be perceived as due (predominantly) to the behavior of the self.
If the third marriage dissolves, it will most likely be
perceived as due (predominantly) to the effect of hidden forces.
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Q:
You mentioned that :
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L-7 occupying house-6, house-8, or house-12 is unfortunate, and
usually indicates a difficult marriage.
Does this apply only to the first marriage or does it apply to all
subsequent marriages. Because the reading for the lord of the 7th in
different houses should change according to what marriage you are
talking about, right?
For the first marriage+ L-7 position and strength/aspects matters,
this makes sense. So for the second marriage, should you look at the
position and strength of the L-2 since he becomes the lord of the
second spouse for a native?
And so on and so forth for the remaining marriages. [regarding a
second spouse] should I be looking at the reading for the L-2 posited
in different houses and rashis?
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: Marriage 1, Marriage 2, Marriage 3, and so on
First level of interpretation = radix (rashi) chart
Alliances
bhava-7+ L-7, 7th-from-Chandra, lord of Seventh-from-Chandra:
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L-7 in radix
represents the material character and behaviors
of the
first spouse.
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L-7 and lord of
7th-from-Chandra also represent the native 's general orientation
toward marriage and life partnership, as well as business
partnership, and other
Alliances.
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If the L-7 goes into
a dushthamsha, some
repeating
behaviors of the spouse will t rigger the native 's own karmic discomfort.
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he natal situation,
whether easy or difficult, is exacerbated by Vimshottari periods
of L-7.
L-7 = lord of 7th-from-Chandra
= Shukra in
bhava-6
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he spouse triggers
the native 's subconscious expectation that the core partnership is
prone toward
loss of
agreement. One's partner is expected to be sick, in
debt, in lawsuits or arguments, or in some way chronically
unbalanced. The spouse's internal energy is so consumed with
managing his/her own internal imbalances that there is very little
free resource available for maintaining outside alliances..
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>Less harmful if L-7
is a malefic (since malefics give good results in dushthamsha.) If
L-7 = benefic, managing the spouse's internal imbalance can
exhaust the native 's own life force.
L-7 = lord of
7th-from-Chandra = Shukra in bhava-8
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he spouse triggers
the native 's subconscious expectation that the core partnership is
prone toward
secrecy
and sudden, forced changes. One's partner is expected
to hiding money, activities, or information (such as tax or
income), or conducting secret alliances, or perhaps working on
confidential transformative projects. Discovery of the hidden
operations can create catastrophic change.
BTW this is not always
a bad situation. The spouse might be a surgeon, psychiatrist, tax
attorney, or other designated confidence agent who is socially
approved to keep secrets - and earn well doing so!
Similarly if bhava-8
is occupied by a benefic, the spouse's secret operations may enrich
the joint assets of marriage. the native remains (rather
conveniently) "in the dark" about the mysterious source of
money... (e.g., spouse practicing tax evasion).
L-7 = lord of
7th-from-Chandra = Shukra in bhava-12
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he spouse triggers
the native 's subconscious expectation that the core partnership is
prone toward
distancing
and
loss of
identity. The partner's clandestine activities may
cause a crumbling or dissolution of the native 's social identity.
The partner may undertake long foreign journeys, be strongly
identified with a distant or imaginative project, or retreat into
meditation for long periods of time. the native 's
Appearance
deteriorates.
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Less harmful if L-7
is a malefic (since malefics give good results in dushthamsha.)
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At the radix level, seeing the role of L-2 = second spouse, is a
bit more complex.
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Material behaviors of the second spouse are indicated by L-2 and
lord of 2nd-from-Chandra.
Read the L-2 similar to the L-7 to determine what the L-2 behaviors
of the second spouse will "trigger" in the native 's field of
subconscious expectation.
E.g., Lord of 2nd-from-Chandra if occupying bhagya bhava-5 will
trigger the native 's expectations
in areas of romantic love, games,
children, and speculation.. (According to the unique details of
bhava-5, its rashi, tenants, etc.)
L-2 representing second spouse in occupation of bhava-12 could
indicate triggers from L-2 which evoke expectations
of withdrawn
personality, someone who lives in the imagination, in a monastery
always meditating, dealing always in dreams (like a therapist
perhaps), foreign sojourns, being away on business a great deal, and
so forth.
If one is careful in the analysis, it is possible to discriminate
another level of reflection and evocation of the native 's expectations
from second-house as lagna for second marriage.
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One can (carefully)
see 4th-from-2nd = 2nd spouse's childhood home; or 7th-from-2nd as
second spouse's first marriage, or 11th-from-2nd as the income of the
second spouse.
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This is perfectly OK to do, so long as one does not
conflate the native 's own subconscious expectations
of a certain type
of behavior, with the second spouse's expectations.
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The behavior of
the spouse is considered to be acted out from the native 's own script.
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The spousal behavior is simply a mirror of the native 's own beliefs.
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We cannot use the native 's radix chart to insinuate the motives or
subconscious programming of the person who is the actor called the
second spouse.
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We can only say, here is the program, and here is how
the second spouse will trigger it.
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The second spouse's own intentions
can only be read from the second spouse's own birth charts
L-9 for third marriage can be read precisely the same way. If L-9 =
Shani in bhava-6, the third spouse will be a dignified person
(assuming that the rashi is hospitable to Shani) and prone to illness
or lawsuits or perhaps a social worker facilitating public welfare
programs. As always the details of the native 's bhava-6 will tell the
nature of the expectations.
If Lord of 9th-from-Chandra = Kuja, and Kuja occupies bhava-8, the
third spouse will have a tendency toward secrecy. But whether this
third spouse is being paid to keep secrets such as a Security
Clearance physicist, or whether the spouse is conducting hidden
extramarital affairs or performing magical transformations in hidden
tantra, will all depend on the nature of the birth house!
And L-9 by its very nature will also signify one's father; so that
regardless of L-9's disposition in the radix, the third spouse will
always match the father's behavior in key ways which allow the native to become more conscious of one's own relationship to one's father.
Yes you are correct - judge the spouses in sequence from both rashi
lagna (material conditions, assets, social rank etc.) and Chandra
lagna (emotional behaviors, imagery).
Why bhava-7 and 7th-from-Chandra continue to influence marriage:
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All marriages are affected by one's fundamental offensive-defensive
pattern of relating intimately to another person.
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The basic
partnership pattern, as indicated by conditions in yuvati bhava, will
from the common foundation for communicative exchange foundation in
all marriages.
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Even if one experiences numerous partners - e.g., the
actress Elizabeth Taylor who had eight sequential marriages -- or
whether one is culturally allowed to have simultaneously two husbands
or ten wives.
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One's own fundamental relationship communication
behaviors are defined by bhava-7 and 7th-from-Chandra. These
behaviors will carry forward into each subsequent marriage, although
one's own offensive-defensive pattern will adjust slightly to
accommodate each new worthy adversary.
For Thula lagna , both L-2 and L-7 = Kuja. In predicting spousal
behavior for Thula natives, to check distinctions between
2nd-from-Chandra and 7th-from-Chandra. If a Thulanative also has Moon
in Thula, the first and second spouses will be remarkably similar to
each other!
For Mesha lagna, , both L-2 and L-7 = Shukra. In predicting spousal
behavior for Mesha natives, to check distinctions between
2nd-from-Chandra and 7th-from-Chandra. If a Mesha native also has Moon
in Mesha, the first and second spouses will be remarkably similar to
each other!
For a Kanya lagna native, both L-2 and L-9 = Shukra. For a Meena
native, both L-2 and L-9 = Kuja.
For these cases, seek more information from Chandra lagna. In the
situation of Chandra in lagna, be assured that in the comparison
between second vs. third spouse, there will not be much difference to
comment upon. the native will attract two very similar spouses, who
may even be siblings.
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