Vimshottari Dasha - Rashi - Gochara - Bhava - Graha - Ratna - Nakshatra - Amsha - Karaka - Varga - Bala |
AUM som somaya namah AUM hreem shreem chandraya namah Learning Pathway of Relationships Lifepartner
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Narratives,
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and Qualities 7th-from marriage patterns Comforted by Collections The face-and-voice, story-telling, seed-collecting, lineage-enriching, wealth-acquiring Chandra-2 tends to seek the companionship of a masked, camouflaged, penetrating, healing traits LifeMate-1 . The partner is often mysterious, transformative, shape-shifting, and prone to sudden changes of identity.
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Kundali Chandra in bhava-2
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LifeMate-1 (if any) = bhava-8
7th-from-Chandra Spouse-1 may reflect the narratives of bhava-8 activity, which can be secretive, confidential, tantric, rejuvenating, rebirthing, camouflaged, masking, or covered. conditions of marriage are often described by a narrative of
Chandra-2 is fundamentally a lineage-conserving, values-collecting, wealth-treasury person. The first life-lifepartner for Chandra-2 nativities is described according to conditions in bhava-8. The first life-partner may be emotionally apprehended as an agent of mystery, masks, and hidden assets. Chandra-2 is usually a conservator of tangible, measurable lineage treasuries of knowledge, beauty, or wealth, intuitively focused upon the preservation of stored values; the mate meanwhile is busy working in hidden, undisclosed environments to optimize the collective treasury from the opposite, intangible angle. Marriage alliance-1 tends to produce a camouflaged, masked union (8), often hidden from the public awareness. Lifepartner may have an undisclosed identity, be involved in non-transparent activities, or be more strongly influenced by their family than by their partner. Bhava-8 represents the in-laws. Lifepartner-1's primary identity is grounded through the unseen forces of nature. Eruption of hidden energies may provoke sudden, unexpected identity change. One's own emotional focus = on preserving family of origin and its assets. This couple often struggles to establish a stable routine, due mainly to the partner's need to remain under-cover. In the case of celibate practitioners, the partner does exist yet fully veiled from the public. Partner may be discarnate or have other occulted qualities.
Randhrasthāna lifepartners are usually undisclosed or off-the-radar of the public awareness. The partners, including advisers as well as lovers, usually prefer to remain publically unidentified or have their true power be highly activ, yet hidden from view.
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LifeMate-1 (if any) = bhava-8 6th-from bhava-8 = constitutional challenges of the union partnership predisposition toward accusation, disappointment, disagreement, or distrust If there are misalignments of expectation in this marriage, profile detail regarding the spouse's mental or behavioral imbalances may be garnered from examination of the 6th-from-7th-from-Chandra = [12th-from-Chandra] . For Chandra-2, this distinctively maritally contentious bhava 6th-from-8th = bhava-1 = personality, uniqueness, physical body, social identity. Depending on the nature of any graha located in bhava-1, disagreement within the union on matters of tanusthāna-1 such as championship, athletics, physicality, winning competitions, new birth s, innovation, and specialized identities. Soothing Somana-2 sets the emotional character of the spousal partner into veiled, undisclosed bhava-8. The life-partner would be a person of opaque social character, truly known by very few, and with a need to present a largely hidden social profile. However, the partner may (depending upon graha in 8) have a supposedly well-understood facade-profile which designed as a mask, to deflect public inquiry, behind which facade the partner is involved in hidden activities and undergoing identity transformations. The life-mate of Chandra-2 typically has "something to hide" or may be concerned with masking hidden assets. The partner may be also perhaps a technician or servant of the hiders, depending on the graha in 8. If multiple-marriage indicators are present, the fourth marriage is often the most romantic. However, all prognoses depend on the graha in8=3=1-=5.
For Soothing Somana-2, the first marriage is often an intensively demanding relationship. Life-partnership-1 contains a substantial amount of mystery and unknown factors, along with occasional eruptions of unexpected force such as the release of dangerous secrets . This relationship often requires ongoing self-transformation in response to the life-mate's changing identity. Depending on conditions in bhava-8, the public visibility of LifeMate-1 may be obscured. However, bhava-8 has some positive implications in therapeutic marriages, where there can occur an ongoing unmasking of the underlying trauma which can initiate healing for both partners. Feelings of frustration and exhaustion are common but it is important to bear in mind that Chandra-2 partner-agents are intentionally designed to be emotionally transformative (8). The final result will have been healing. The life-mate's identity which must be masked , camouflaged, or covered may be the life-mate's true sexuality , true origins, true parentage, true birth, true source of wealth , true appearance before surgeries, true state of health, true source of knowledge, etc. Even the true nature of their professional work may need to be obscured, perhaps for safety reasons. Outcome significantly influenced by any graha occupying bhava-8. rahu-8 or Mangala-8 may suggest that the partner is sexually mysterious. Shukra-8 may indicate hidden monies. Shani-8 often produces a life-mate of a lower caste or social class with fewer material assets. Chandra-2 is born with a need to acquire the goods of dhana bhava such as lineage values-fulfillment , historical and linguistic knowledge, sight and speech, and habitually collected storage of treasured items. Chandra-2 essentially marries to obtain a mysterious healer who can transform one's identity. If there is no disruption in bhava-8, following the marriage, every success may be expected in matters of identity change and rejuvenation. The spouse has a hidden personality, which the native is unlikely to understand. However, the mate provides a veil of secrecy and coverage while the native collects their treasury of knowledge. The mate assists the native in the project of preparing to become who one will become. The first life-mate hides things or One may need [Chandra] to hide the existence of the first partner. If strong graha in bhava-8, the mate may hides assets, ideas, activities, relationships. Spousal feelings may be cloaked in a veil of mystery.
Hidden identity of partner The mate's emotional personality (8) may be hidden (8) from one's own observations. The needs of the mate are always a bit of a mystery. The partner contributes well to the joint assets of marriage (presuming that randhresha-8 is healthy) but much of the mate's personality remains undisclosed. The Mate may be involved in covered or tantrik activities such as surgery, healing, magic, and management of emergencies or confidential information. Often a high tolerance for infidelity within the marriage, if finance is going well. Due to the secret-wealth qualities of bhava-8, which = 2nd-from-7th-from-lagna. bhava-8 representing death of Mate (2nd-from-7th) there is an increased opportunity for widowhood in the first marriage. However, to manifest this potential, there should be additional markers through yuvati-7 and randhra-8 . Psychic Precursors First marriage may be emotionally triggered and subconsciously sustained by evocative parallel-life memories of 7th-from-2nd = bhava-8: First life partner comes equipped with the traits necessary to develop the expected qualities of secrecy, hidden knowledge, confidential or privileged information; taxes and inheritance; emergencies, catastrophic change; tantric transformation; surgery, therapeutic healing, sorcery, magic; conditions (not timing) of death; in-laws, the birth family of the first spouse; physical body internal sexual-reproductive and endocrine system. Emotionally secretive 1st-marriage partnerr. Natural adversaries of LifeMate-1 bhava-8 one's own physical body and one's siblings-cohort The shad-ashtaka karaka for randhra-bhava-8
The karaka role-players of 1 and 3 can be expected to behave less comfortably toward LifeMate-1 . LifeMate-1 may look toward one's own physical body as adversarial or inferior. LifeMate-1 may feel an urge to criticize one's body, declare it unhealthy, or engage the body in servitude. bhava-1 = 6th-from-7th-from- Chandra-2 * accuser or enemy of LifeMate-1 . Bhava-1 = also [12th-from-Chandra] -2 indicating a drain upon one's accumulated treasury, heritage values, and family lineage history. Indeed Chandra-2 often struggles with body image. Thus the mineral-body become an energy drain upon both one's self-worth (2) and a site of criticism, imbalance-seeking-a-remedy or unhealth (6) coming from LifeMate-1 . The animosity of the secretive, masked LifeMate-1 toward one's physical appearance can increase Chandra-2's existing proclivity to constantly re-energize and re-shape their body musculature. Naturally, the conflict scenario becomes more dramatic if graha occupy bhava-1. Denizens of bhava-3 = 8th-from-8th such as younger siblings, team-cohort, entourage, ensemble and corporate department, as well as situation of conversation and media-communication, can also exhibit an unexpectedly transformative, eruptive, or upheaving effect upon the LifeMate-1 . Whereas the spouse may perceive one's Earthen-body as an adversary; the siblings, cohort or neighbors may view the spouse as adversarial to one's teamwork relationships. Naturally, the sudden-change scenario becomes more dramatic if graha occupy bhava-3. If there is a second marriage, the second spouse (communicative, team-cohort 3) sees the first spouse (secretive, hidden-assets 8) as an enemy, because 8 = 6th-from-bhava-3. first marriage = emotionally triggered and sustained by deep memories of 7th-from-2nd = bhava-8
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Lifepartner-1 for [Chandra-2] Additional spousal characteristics derived from the rashi of bhava-8 Learning Pathway Lifepartner-1 for [Chandra-2] + [Chandra-Mesha]
Typically, the lifepartner is a somewhat veiled figure [8] largely unknown to the public. When they professionalized, the secretive work is often aligned with arts of arrangement, attunement, harmonizing, design, balancing, or legal and contractual matters of an undisclosed nature. In addition to the camouflaged, secret-keeping, hidden-acquisitions, and transformative identity-changing energies of bhava-8, include Shukra-ruled Tula - Vanika traits such as
Naturally, graha residing in bhava-2 + bhava-8 can significantly influence the outcome. Learning Pathway Lifepartner-1 for [Chandra-2] + [Chandra-Urisha]
In addition to the camouflaged, secret-keeping, hidden-acquisitions, and transformative identity-changing energies of bhava-8, include Mangala-ruled Vṛścika - Thriketta traits, such as
and a preference for ongoing transformation within relationships - perhaps at the cost of knowledge containment or financial valuation. Naturally, graha residing in bhava-2 + bhava-8 can significantly influence the outcome.
Learning Pathway Lifepartner-1 for [Chandra-2] + [Chandra-Mithuna]
Typically, the lifepartner is a somewhat veiled figure [8] largely unknown to the public. In addition to the camouflaged, secret-keeping, hidden-acquisitions, and transformative identity-changing energies of bhava-8, include Dhanus - Haya traits such as
Supplementing the qualities of the union, the unequal, naturally fraught relationship between the Budha-ruled native and the Brihaspati-ruled lifepartner. From busy Budha's perspective, the great benevolent Brihaspati = a sama-graha neutral party. Budha-ruled-Chandra usually feels neutral therefore toward Brihaspati's territories. However, from Guru's perspective, busy-mind Budha is a more-than-annoying shatru-graha enemy. The wide-scope comforts of the Dhanus-defined lifepartner who needs global humanism and a philosophical view may be less compatible with the narrow-scope comforts of the Mithuna native who feels soothed by planning activities, technical details, and office chat. Naturally, graha residing in bhava-2 + bhava-8 can significantly influence the outcome.
Learning Pathway Lifepartner-1 for [Chandra-2] + [Chandra-Karkata]
Typically, the lifepartner is a somewhat veiled figure [8] largely unknown to the public. In addition to the camouflaged, secret-keeping, hidden-acquisitions, and transformative identity-changing energies of bhava-8, include Shani-ruled Makara - Draco traits such as
Naturally, graha residing in bhava-2 + bhava-8 can significantly influence the outcome.
Learning Pathway Lifepartner-1 for [Chandra-2] + [Chandra-Simha]
Typically, the lifepartner is a somewhat veiled figure [8] largely unknown to the public. In addition to the camouflaged, secret-keeping, hidden-acquisitions, and transformative identity-changing energies of bhava-8, include Kumbha - Ghata traits such as friendliness, orientation to large social assemblies (such as rallies and parties) preference for economic gainfulness within relationships. Often impacted by the natural animosity of Shani-vs-Surya within the marital union, Chandra-Simha prefers bright intelligence, politics, drama, special exceptions, and center-stage roles. However, soberly serious Shani imposes lawful austerity in 8 = hidden assets, occult knowledge, non-disclosure. Shanaicarya Bhagwan wants a regulated system. Strictly Conforming Shani has little tolerance for exceptions, entitlements, individual foibles, or special bright lights. Chandra-2's lifepartner = represented by Surya's arch-enemy Shani = a work functionary identified with classified activities. The Surya-ruled native (2) is often the center of attention in the 2-environments such as asset preservation, language, voice, song, face, hair, history, collections, databases. This pairing often supports political couples. The Simha-2-partner specializes in entertaining and hoarding while the Kumbha-8-partner focuses on social networking and large-scale systems work. Naturally, much depends upon any graha joining Chandra-Simha, and also any graha in Kumbha-8.
Learning Pathway Lifepartner-1 for [Chandra-2] + [Chandra-Kanya]
Typically, the lifepartner is a somewhat veiled figure [8] largely unknown to the public. In addition to the camouflaged, secret-keeping, hidden-acquisitions, and transformative identity-changing energies of bhava-8, include Meena - Antya traits such as dreaminess, spiritualized intuition and a preference for social invisibility within relationships. Naturally, graha residing in bhava-2 + bhava-8 can significantly influence the outcome. LifeMate-1 = visionary, imaginative, clairsentient, and seeking seclusion behind a mask or covering. LifeMate-1 's primary identity is grounded through occult knowledge and hidden fields of perception. Typically, the lifepartner = a cloaked or camouflaged personality. The marriage partner-1 is often mysterious to the public. [Chandra-Kanya] * comforted by remedial aid * sensitive to logical argument * needs to help is typically engaged in a ministry of service dedicated to the conservation of treasuries and maintenance of the lineage values-fulfillment approached via the application of craft and technique. The native serves as a carrier of the treasuries of knowledge, wealth, languages, song, speech, facial beauty or historical value. Add to the experience, the unequal, naturally fraught relationship between the Budha-ruled native and the Brihaspati-ruled lifepartner. From Chattering Kumara's perspective, benevolent Brihaspati = a sama-graha neutral party. Kanya-born feels neutral therefore toward the Meena partner. However, from Guru's perspective, busy-mind Budha is a shatru-graha enemy. The wide-scope of the Meena-defined lifepartner seeks comfort in intuitive awareness and a compassionate view. Meena folk may be less compatible with the narrow-scope comforts of the Kanya partner who feels soothed by argumentative details and complaint. Naturally, graha residing in bhava-8 can significantly influence the outcome.
Learning Pathway Lifepartner-1 for [Chandra-2] + [Chandra-Tula]
Typically, the lifepartner is a somewhat veiled figure [8] largely unknown to the public. In addition to the camouflaged, secret-keeping, hidden-acquisitions, and transformative identity-changing energies of bhava-8, include Mangala-ruled Mesha - Aja traits such asinventiveness, impatience, and a preference for action rather than words within relationships. LifeMate-1 = muscularly vital, inventive, competitive, energetic, kinesthetic, pioneering, and seeking championship through engagement with the primal propulsive force. Mesha-8 = often a trauma healer such as a surgeon or psychiatrist, or one who deals professionally with fiery disaster, emergencies, revolutionary upheavals, or hidden confidences. Mesha-8's primary identity is grounded through the unseen forces of nature which provoke sudden, unexpected identity change. Tula-Vanika-2 = emotional focus on preserving family of origin and its heritage wealth. One applies the graciously balancing Tula patterns to the stored resource collections, to food conservation, to financial acquisitions, to matters of history and languages. Traditions are important and typically, the mother-figure holds the center of family life. This couple often struggles to establish a stable routine, due mainly to the Mesha-8 spouse's need to operate under-cover. Socially, the spouse may be disguised, and the union is likely to have a shadowy side that is competitively physicalized or invasive [Mesha]. Naturally, graha residing in bhava-2 + bhava-8 can significantly influence the outcome. Learning Pathway Lifepartner-1 for [Chandra-2] + [Chandra-Vṛścika] [nīcha]
Typically, the lifepartner is a somewhat veiled figure [8] largely obscure to the public. In addition to the camouflaged, secret-keeping, hidden-acquisitions, and transformative identity-changing energies of bhava-8, include Urisha traits such as artistic sensuality, material acquisitiveness, and a preference for luxury within relationships. Urisha = sense-pleasuring, collecting, hoarding-and-herding, collector, breeder, warehouser, librarian, storage focused upon containment of lineage values-fulfillment. Urisha-8 = often a secretive personality who controls precious hidden assets. Urisha-8 may also follow the path of trauma healing. Usually well remunerated, such as a surgeon or psychiatrist, Urisha-8 also may be identified with undisclosed reserves, financial emergencies, or confidential banking. Urisha-8 may be financial agents operating under camouflage (Much depends on Shukra.) Chandra-Ketta-2 emotional intelligence is focused into matters of historic records, accumulated values, databases of knowledge, the genetics of herds, and family heritage. Chandra-2 = karmesha-10. Chandra-Ketta-2 may hold a socially recognized role related to control of a genetic heritage, undisclosed banking, secret pricing, or hidden storage of valuable collections. The couple may have shared interests in language, color-values, currency-exchange, history, family genetics, animal husbandry, or conservation of natural resources. This couple may complement each other if material wealth acquisition is their shared goal. Both enjoy collecting precious treasuries. However, as usual with the [nīcha] Chandra, it is wise to anticipate some moodiness and discontent arising from an incessant, rhythmically undulating urge toward self-transformation. Naturally, graha residing in bhava-2 + bhava-8 can significantly influence the outcome.
Learning Pathway Lifepartner-1 for [Chandra-2] + [Chandra-Dhanus]
Budha-ruled amsha may have partnering challenges due to spousal immaturity [adolescent viewpoint] and grievance narrative [complaining]. Check condition of Budha. Typically, the lifepartner is a somewhat veiled figure [8] largely obscure to the public. In addition to the camouflaged, secret-keeping, hidden-acquisitions, and transformative identity-changing energies of bhava-8, include Mithuna - Dvamdva traits such as
Mithuna = a merchant, businessperson, announcer, communicator, administrator, writer, publisher, explainer. Mithuna-8 = identified with secretive, undisclosed, covered, transformative activity. Mithuna-8 takes a management approach toward matters of confidential or classified information. The Mithuna Mate also adds a sibling-skill of cooperative verbal expression [Mithuna] into the partnership energy reserves, which eases collaborative discussion and teamwork within the alliance. Dhanus-Chandra = often focused upon matters of theory, belief, or higher understanding, albeit the perspective is emotional not intellectual. A global humanist, chandra-Dhanus needs large scale viewpoint integrated with Somana's routinized, localized, customary sensitivities. As the ruler of bhava-9, chandra-2 strongly identifies with universalism. Chandra-2 finds comfort in traditional knowledge, languages, historical preservation, treasuries, face, voice, hair, food, and drink. Dhanus-Chandra-2 may anchor oneself within a security-seeking conservation practice. Mithuna-8's skilled communication regarding hidden dangers may not easily combine with Dhanus-Chandra-2's emotional need to maintain family heritage. The mate tends to be talkative (Mithuna) ++ a trauma-healer, secret-keeper, or manager of undisclosed assets (8). The union is often focused on Mithuna-8's need for rejuvenating identity change (8) shocking discoveries (8) and secrets (8). Ideological, faith-based Chandra-2-Dhanus tends to be more open and inclusive, taking a heritage-maintaining, collecting, accruing, lineage-continuity role (2). Naturally, graha residing in bhava-2 + bhava-8 can significantly influence the outcome.
Learning Pathway Lifepartner-1 for [Chandra-2] + [Chandra-Makara-Draco]
Typically, the lifepartner is a somewhat veiled figure [8] largely obscure to the public. In addition to the camouflaged, secret-keeping, hidden-acquisitions, and transformative identity-changing energies of bhava-8, include Karkata - Kadaga traits such as
Karkata = householder, defender, gardener, parent, caretaker, environmentalist, steward of the land. 8 = camouflaged, secret-keeping, hidden-acquisitions, and transformative identity-changing energies. Karkata-8 takes a protective approach toward matters of undisclosed assets, secret identities, sudden changes, and mystical initiation. The Karkata Mate also adds a security-and stability orientation [Old Pathways Karkata] into the partnership energy reserves, which eases co-parenting and property ownership-stewardship within the union. Makara-Chandra = often focused upon matters of social-status, lawful order, and hierarchies, albeit the concern is emotional not intellectual. Comfortable in roles such as regulator, governor, legalist, status-upholder, order-imposer, director, chandra-Makara needs dignified social achievement integrated with Somana's routinized, localized, customary sensitivities. As randhresha-8, chandra is also emotionally attuned to the world of mystery initiations, sudden internal identity changes, and transformative healing. Chandra-2 finds comfort in heritage, continuous traditions, language, and values-fulfillment. Makara-Chandra-2 may anchor oneself within a security-seeking knowledge-sustaining practice. Karkata-8's habitual secrecy may combine with Makara-Chandra-2's emotional need for accrual, assets, and collections. Karkata-8 tends to be parentally protective + a hidden agent, often master of camouflage, disaster responder, or shamanic healer (8). The union is often focused on Karkata-8's need for tantric transformation, while Chandra-2-Makara takes a more conserving, preserving role in the union (1). Naturally, graha residing in bhava-2 + bhava-8 can significantly influence the outcome. May be a trauma-bonded relationship. EXAMPLE [Chandra-Makara-Draco] -- [Chandra in Śrāvaṇa - Hari] [Śrāvaṇa-Somana-yuti-Shukra-Śrāvaṇa ]
EXAMPLE [Chandra-Makara-Draco] -- [Chandra in Śrāvaṇa - Hari] [Śrāvaṇa-Somana-yuti-Guru-Śrāvaṇa ] [Śrāvaṇa-Somana-yuti-Shani-Vaishva] Syriana 1961- drama-activist George Clooney [collaborative-communicative Śrāvaṇa-3] + [Śrāvaṇa-Somana-yuti-Guru-Śrāvaṇa-nīcha ] [Śrāvaṇa-Somana-yuti-Shani-Vaishva]
Learning Pathway Lifepartner-1 for [Chandra-2] + [Chandra-Kumbha]
Typically, the lifepartner is a somewhat veiled figure [8] largely obscure to the public. Intimate partnerships that operate emotionally on the Simha-Kumbha axis can be intensely oppositional. These alliances must contend with the mutually incompatible shatru-graha agendas
Due to this pattern-clash, combined with Chandra ruling 6th-from-Chandra, Kumbha-Chandra nativities may experience growth-challenges in the realm of agreements, trusts and treaties, and alliances. In childhood, the Chandra-Kumbha partner may have been expected to display community networking skills, economic pragmatism, and sensitivity to the needs of the group. The Simha partner may have been the adored jewel of their parents' or grandparents' eye [Simha adored] to whom the group served mainly as their audience. In addition to the camouflaged, secret-keeping, hidden-acquisitions, and transformative identity-changing energies of bhava-8, include within the expectations of the spouse, Simha - Leya emotional traits such as
It is a splendid pairing for high visibility political marriages which require entertaining and social outreach, particularly when the wifely partner = Kumbha-Chandra. Naturally, graha residing in bhava-2 + bhava-8 can significantly influence the outcome. Learning Pathway Lifepartner-1 for [Chandra-2] + [Chandra-Meena]
Budha-ruled amsha may have partnering challenges due to spousal immaturity [adolescent viewpoint] and grievance narrative [complaining]. Check condition of Budha. Typically, the lifepartner is a somewhat veiled figure [8] largely obscure to the public. In addition to the camouflaged, secret-keeping, hidden-acquisitions, and transformative identity-changing energies of bhava-8, include Kanya - Parthya traits such as
Naturally, graha residing in bhava-2 + bhava-8 can significantly influence the outcome. |
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LifeMate-2 (if any) =
bhava-3
Conditions of the second marriage are often framed by narratives of bhava-3, including information management, writing, cohort, announcements, commercial business, ensemble performance, literacy and numeracy, documentation, programming, manual skill, and articulated process. Neighborhoods and committees are often important identities of the busy, collaborating lifepartner. Spouse-2 may be talkative, administrative, team-oriented, communicative, crafty, textual, scripted, and highly mentalized. Naturally, any graha in bhava-3 + bhava-9 may profoundly affect the personality expression of life-mate-2. EXAMPLE mercantile, administrative Tula-3 contains [Chitra-Ketu-yuti-Shukra-Viśākha ]
Other characteristics of radical bhava-3 are also definitive of the social-material conditions of the second marriage.
Yet, the dominant experience of all marriages is emotional education. Therefore, the profile of [2nd-from-Chandra] gives what is usually the most important information about the second life-partnership: the quality of the emotional experience. The second life-partner may be emotionally apprehended as an agent of writing, thinking, skills training, publications and announcements , handwriting, manual skills, all types of duplication and copying, small-business management, reporting, documentation, administration, and teamwork activities which may involve an entire neighborhood, village, office, or corporate department.
Example [Chandra-Tula] -- [Chandra-Arcturus] -- [Chandra in classroom-2] = second alliance bhava-3 hidden Vrischika Strong graha in bhava-3, mate-2 may signify a successful agent of business, commercial endeavor, project-management, sales, advertising, marketing, or media communications such as radio-television-internet, cinema, handcraft, manufacturing, or publishing. Transition from LifeMate-1 to life-mate-2 The first life-mate is represented by the camouflaged, potentially therapeutic, often clandestine, hidden forces operating in bhava-8. The first life-mate has secretive traits which may anchor marriage-1 into an ongoing state of identity-change. electro-magnetic emotionally Therefore, the second marriage indicates a significant upheaval and forced identity change (8) away from the masked, secretive, eruptive environment of marriage-1 and toward a new focus upon siblings, cohort, entourage, commercial business, and media communications including writing. (bhava-3 = 8th-from-8th) Depending on the presence or absence of graha in bhava-11, the second life-partnership may be vigorously goal-achieving (for example, mangala-11) . If bhava-3 is unoccupied, marriage-2 may be more quiet in its expression. Psychic precursors Second life-partnership may be emotionally triggered and subconsciously sustained b y evocative parallel-life memories of 2nd-from-2nd = bhava-3: The psychically anticipated characteristics of the second life partner include strong associations with one's siblings, neighbors, entourage, or immediate cohort. The second life-mate comes equipped with the traits necessary to carry the native to one's next step regarding the thought-group; school-cohort, siblings and close cousins; playmates, entourage, ensemble performers, work-group, team; talking , breath, words; one's own mental health, daily thought process, repeating conversations, the self-narrative; one's own self-made financial well-being; adult team-mates and work-group members; mother's younger sibling; writing; touch; physical arms, shoulders, hands. Emotionally communicative 2nd-marriage partner often has Sibling-like qualities. Typically life-mate-2 is a talker, writer, and frequent short-trip traveler, who assists in promoting one's media image and increasing one's self-made treasuries . second marriage = emotionally triggered and sustained by deep memories of 2nd-from-2nd = bhava-3: siblings and close cousins; playmates; talking , breath, words; one's own mental health, daily thought process, repeating conversations, the self-narrative; one's own self-made financial well-being; adult team-mates and work-group members; mother's younger sibling; writing; touch; physical arms, shoulders, hands. Supplementing the material qualities of 2nd-marriage = radix bhava-2, natal Moon in bhava-2 gives an emotionally communicative 2nd-marriage partner. Due to the conversational qualities of bhava-3 = 9th-from-7th-from-lagna. |
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LifeMate-3 (if any) = bhava-10
Spouse-3 may be socially responsible, high-visibility, dignified, respected, executive, decision-making, professional. Conditions of the third marriage are often framed by narratives of bhava-10, such as social duty, seniority, leadership, and executive authority to make decisions on behalf of those in the lower levels of the hierarchy Third lifemate may bear a resemblance to one's father due to 9th-from angler. 9th-from-Soma-2 (spouse-3) = karma-sthāna Spouse hails from a background of public leadership and social visibility. Lifemate may display emotional affinity for the world of bureaucracy, legislation, social authority, hierarchical position, rank and register, officials and officialdom, burghers and magistrates; elder, commander, and boss. Spouse derives emotional comfort and validation from maintaining a prominent public profile, high reputation and receiving admiration and respect.
Distinguished leadership is generally more important to this lifemate than treasuries, historical knowledge, or family lineage. Chandra-2 is emotionally inclined toward treasuries, conserved assets, historical knowledge, and family lineage. So long as the resources are effectively warehoused, then Chandra-2 feels secure. Well-being may be much advanced by a decision-making, lawful-leadership spouse who brings social honor to the family, but Chandra-2 remains in charge of the entreasuring, collecting, banking, conservation, and language activities.
The third life-partner may be emotionally apprehended as an agent of high visibility, public decorum, respectability, or social leadership. If karma-bhava is well-disposed, the 1st Mate is or becomes an important person in one's social stratum. Life-Mate-3 represents and sustains conformity to the social law. Even if there is polarizing catalysis in this union, it may be quite difficult to break the contract due to the importance of the Mate in upholding one's social position. Third marriage is emotionally triggered and sustained by subconscious parallel-life imagery of 9th-from-2nd = bhava-10
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LifeMate-4 (if any) = bhava-5
When indicated by other multiple-alliance predictors, the fourth marriage may serve as the retirement marriage . The emotionally anchored 4th-alliance = optimized for comfort, routine, security, nourishment, farming, protection, patriotism, schooling, and observance of the rhythmic seasonal calendar Much depends upon the characteristics of any graha located in [4th-from-Chandra] Conditions of the fourth marriage are often framed in a narrative of bhava-5, such as politics, drama, applause-seeking, royalty, center-of-attention, radiantly confident performance, adolescence, romantic idealism, uniquely creative expressions, game-playing, and personal brilliance. Often this lifepartner has been the center of attention during childhood, and is accustomed to receiving admiration. Spouse-4 = charming, glittering, fashionable, unique, center-stage, celebrity-seeking, entitled, regal.
The fourth life-partner may be emotionally apprehended as an agent of creativity, children, genius, artistic performance, individuality, and speculative success for the native . The romance preceding the 4th marriage is often splendid but graha in bhava-5 control the outcome of marriage-4. Mate is independent-minded and self-directed. May be a dramatist, celebrity, politician, royalty, or fashionista. If graha in 5 are favorable, mate brings center-stage attention and applause to the marriage. Chitra - Spica nakshatra for Feminine Nativities = often a karaka for multiple marriages. The below chitra diva ladies have similar 4th-marriage nativities and similar 4th-marriage outcomes. |
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LifeMate-5 (if any) = bhava-12 the emotionally associative, community-linking, economically gainful, profit-regulated, friendly, participatory, goal-oriented, socially-networked [11th-from-Chandra] Conditions of the fifth marriage = framed by narratives of bhava-12, such as distant lands, spiritual retreat, imprisonment, the bedroom, social invisibility, monasteries, enclosures, research, sanctuary, hermitage, astral worlds, and sleep. Spouse-5 may display 12-characteristics including dreamlike, private, contemplative, clairsentient, imaginative , privacy-seeking, isolated, meditative, prayerful. Depending upon graha in vyayabhava (if any) the fifth lifepartner may hail from a distant land. |
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