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Chandra in Dhanistha -  Sravistha Nakshatra


Emotional & Relationship effects in Radix and Navamsha

 

 

 

Dhanishtha / Shravishta - Kuja

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Marilyn Monroe (film actress)

Britney Spears (dancer)

JFK, Jr. (publisher)

Princess Diana (Britain)

U.S. Pres. #37, Richard Nixon

P.M. Tony Blair

Dale Earnhardt

Woody Allen (film director)

Michael Bloomberg (investor, Mayor of New York City)

Charles Manson (cult murderer)

Iris Murdoch (mystery writer)

Dane Rudhyar (astrologer, mystical writer)

Jean-Paul Sartre (philosopher)

Tipper Gore (Mrs. Al Gore) 

Cindy Crawford (fashion model)

Radix Moon in Dhanishtha = "social climbing & revolving upward" - "I'm dancing as fast as I can"

(Kuja-Shani-Vasus)


"Achievement by Hearing the Beat". Craves elite recognition. Must dance in (wealthy or powerful) circles. Dhanishtha are social climbers.

Strong leadership skills & talent in performance arts. Excellent dancers with a superb intuitive sense of percussion. Lifelong association with music-based performance arts.

Supports success in professions that involve social climbing through association with music, ideally through fund-raising or other "party circuits" that gives elite association.


Despite an outward allure of friendliness, the native is emotionally aggressive (Kuja) when "dancing upward" and can be dangerous when crossed. 

Gets material wealth but may suffer from self-obsessed greed for more, more, more and fixation on the elite public image. The main pattern = "social climber" with Kuja-driven ambition to achieve recognition of elites in high status. Needs constant company, becomes insecure when alone. 

Marital conflict due to inability to tolerate dissent. Obsession with being "heard" by important people, & self-absorption. Retains adolescent love of social excitement through high-energy or impulsive behaviors, in general high levels of muscular coordination & reckless ambition to go faster, well into adulthood. 


Dhanishta is famous for getting revenge on people who block their upward path, in any way. The crime is usually some tarnishment of their moral reputation or eligibility to join a high-moving group. 

Unfortunately the victim of Dhanishta's anxious anger is often the spouse, who is seen as a threat to Dhanishta's control of family culture and keeping the beat. If widowed or divorced, Dhanishta will almost immediately remarry. 


If the native hails from modest origins, the climb may be long and high. Professional socialite/politician with wonderful enthusiasm for prestige social events in the world of politics, arts & dance. 

Can be a top fundraiser and host/hostess of glamorous social events for charitable music programs, and many other good purposes, but the primary motivation is always to hear the beat which signals that one is climbing into the privileged realm of the gods.

  • Deep emotional need for dancing/climbing movement

Spiritual director of this section of the path:

  • Eight vasus, deities of earthly abundance

  • Vasudaivata (Basudaibata)

Trauma profile:

Trauma profile = infant abandonment.

The subconscious recycles ancient memories of forced march and pogrom. The infant felt threatened with loss of family unity. Angry fighting of parents caused incoherent sound patterns and "missing the beat" in pattern of nurturing care. 

As a result of this underlying insecurity, the Dhanishta native works obsessively to keep their family group together, constantly re-establishing connection through coherent sounds of talking and drumming, and harbors a neurotic fear of abandonment. 


Dhanishta cannot bear to be alone. One must feel that one is "dancing upward in a group" toward a superior and protected realm. If the dance is interrupted, Dhanishta will react with extreme vindictive anger at whoever is breaking up the forward, secure movement. 

Dhanishta clings obsessively to parents & children, urging everyone to "keep moving" in a constant cultural performance, driven to drum & dance.

Navamsha Moon in Dhanishta (intimate relationships)


Franklin D. Roosevelt

In order to mirror one's own subconscious emotional patterns, one attracts a core partner who expresses Dhanishta behavior.

Under emotional stress in relationships, Dhanishta navamsha Chandra can evoke the native's inner fear of loss of constant movement. 

Anxiety reactions to this fear of losing core vitality include compulsive drumming, dancing, party-going and traveling in moving groups, in order to keep the movement alive. 


Like the dancers moving up the spiral path, on the rhythm of perpetual drumbeat, toward the top of Mount Meru, the partner is determinedly upwardly mobile. 

S/he "never stops dancing" - demonstrating an amazingly intrepid and comprehensive ability to advance progress along the path toward higher values. 

Whether the values are understood (by the partner) as principles of personal morality, spiritual realization, social justice, financial acquisition, scholarly accomplishment, professional recognition, or all of the above -- the partner is a veritable perpetual-motion engine, moving forward in pursuit of goals at the top of their personal mountain path.

(Cf., spouse of Franklin D. Roosevelt, Mrs. Eleanor Roosevelt.)

 

  

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