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The Power of Eclipses and Lunar Nodes:

How they Affect You and Your World

Astrology Meetup

Thursday June 15, 2017

Ronnie Gale Dreyer

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What are the Lunar Nodes

(Rāhu and Ketu)?

Rather than planets with shape or mass,

the Nodes are simply the places where

the orbit of the Moon intersects with the

“orbit” of the Sun.

The point formed after the Moon has

traveled from South to North is called the

Ascending Node, or North Node. More

commonly known in many cultures as

the Dragon’s Head, in India it is Rahu

the demon.

The point formed after the Moon has

moved from North to South is

called the Descending Node, or

South Node. More commonly known in

many cultures as the Dragon’s Tail, in

India it is Ketu, which literally means

comet, or smoke, which implies it is

formless.

• The Nodes are opposite points and are always 180 degrees apart.

• The Nodes go through each zodiacal sign in about 18 months, and it takes 18.6

years for each Node to go through the Zodiac and return to its natal position. Modern

astrologers call this the Nodal Return. In half that time (about 9.3 years) the Nodes

return to their opposite place meaning that the transiting South Node will reach the

natal North Node, and the transiting North Node will reach the place of the natal

South Node. In Indian astrology, Rāhu Dasha is 18 years, the Saros cycle of eclipses

is also 18 years where physically the eclipse will occur in the same part of the sky,

forming a series that sometimes lasts over centuries, and the Metonic cycle where

certain eclipses repeat themselves every 19 years.

• The Nodes always move retrograde through the zodiac, which is why the eclipses

also move retrograde, changing signs approximately every 18 months. The Mean

Nodes only move in a retrograde fashion, whereas the True Nodes retrograde, but

also station and go direct for short times as well.

For this reason the Mean and True Nodes can be up to two degrees apart especially

shortly before or after eclipses since Mean Nodes move steadily. The True Node is the

more exact calculation, whereas the Mean Node is what was used in Indian astrology.

Today on Thursday June 15, 2017 at 7:00 EDT the mean and true nodes are 1 degree

25 minutes apart. .

Tropical Nodes.

Mean North Node. 27 Leo 26. True North Node. 26 Leo 1.

Sidereal Nodes.

Mean North Node. 3 Leo 26. True North Node. 2 Leo 1. Maghā Nakṣatra

Since the true nodes can station retrograde and direct, it is around the time of eclipses

the true nodes linger and stay on one degree for a longer time.

True Nodes

Tropical Zodiac

True Nodes

Tropical ZodiacTrue Nodes

Tropical Zodiac

Mean Nodes

Tropical Zodiac

Tropical Nodal Ingresses

North Node enters Virgo Nov 12 2015 1:02 am GMT

South Node enters Pisces

North Node enters Leo May 9 2017 6:27 pm GMT

South Node enters Aquarius

North Node enters Cancer Nov 6 2018 6:08 pm GMT

South Node enters Capricorn

North Node enters Gemini May 5, 2020 5:48 am GMT

South Node enters Sagittarius

Sidereal Nodal Ingresses (Krishnamurti Ayanāṃśa)

North Node enters Virgo Jul 14 2014 6:23 am GMT

South Node enters Pisces

North Node enters Leo Jan 9, 2016 4:38 pm GMT

South Node enters Aquarius

North Node enters Cancer Sept 10, 2017 7:46 pm GMT

South Node enters Capricorn

North Node enters Gemini March 23, 2019 9:26 pm GMT

South Node enters Sagittarius

• Nodal Symbolism

• In western astrology, the Nodes are considered to be points of evolution. The South

Node is where we are comfortable, or according to some, where our past life has

been and therefore we stay at that comfort level. The North Node is the place we are

compelled to move towards in order to evolve and be the best we can be. Ultimately

we must balance the two points, that is, the signs and houses.

• More commonly known in many cultures as the Dragon’s Head, in India, Rāhu was

the demon or disembodied head who caused eclipses. He devours and never

digests, so that the appetite is insatiable. In the birth chart, Rāhu is said to have the

qualities of Saturn. They are both material, disciplined and calculating.

• More commonly known in many cultures as the Dragon’s Tail, in India, Ketu is the

serpent’s tail, or disembodied entity from the head down. There is heart but no head,

so it is inspirational and artistic, but also wasteful, since it is part of the body where

the waste material goes. Ketu, originally a comet, or mass of smoke, became

identified with the tail.

• In the birth chart, Ketu is said to have the qualities of Mars. They are both action-

oriented, but also can obliterate and become potentially violent.

• Because of the fact that the Nodes form eclipses, which rob the heavens of the Sun

and Moon, they were considered to be malefic forces. They are depicted as the head

(North) and tail (South) of the dragon in many cultures and in India as the serpent.

• The story of how eclipses were formed is called the Churning of the Ocean, and the

most common form of the story is from the Mahābhārata and perfectly describes the

symbolism of the Nodes and Eclipses.

The Churning of the Ocean (Samudramathana)

• We begin with the Gods living on Mt. Meru

much like Mt. Olympus in Greek mythology.

The world was in need of the amṛta--the

nectar of immortality---, like Greek

ambrosia. The nectar provides immortality

to the deities. The Gods (devas) enlisted the

help of the demons to churn the ocean.

They inverted the mountain so that the peak

went into the water.

• They wrapped the serpent Vasuki around he

mountain, with the demons on one side and

the Gods on the other. These are the devas

(gods) and asuras (demi gods or demons)

since literally they are not gods.

• They bring the amṛta up from the bottom of

ocean along with riches and gold. To

celebrate the Gods drank the amṛta but

leave out the demons. The demon Rāhu

then disguised himself and went in between

Sun and Moon and when the Sun passed

amṛta, Rāhu took it and drink providing

immortality.

• Vishnu threw his discus and severed Rāhu ’s head, but because he was immortal,

became a head and a tail.

• These two parts were doomed to chase the Sun and Moon throughout eternity and

when they got close and gobbled up the Sun and Moon eclipses were formed.

• Because of the fact that the Nodes form eclipses, which rob the heavens of the Sun

and Moon, they were considered to be malefic forces. They are depicted as the head

(North) and tail (South) of the dragon in many cultures and in India as the serpent.

• In India, the Nodes are considered to be demons, or malefic forces. According to

texts they rule foreigners, the unconventional, the technical, drugs, excess, and that

which is most tempting and dangerous. This is because they were uninvited guests

and they intruded.

• The Nodes are called chaya grahas, or shadow planets since they are always lurking

in the background. In keeping with that symbolism, when the Node catches up to a

planet, point, or angle in your chart, secrets frequently come to light, and things get

revealed, forcing us to deal with and transform them, or be destroyed—literally sink

or swim. during eclipse season (time between two eclipses) when the Nodes are

close to the Sun and Moon, this especially occurs.

What is an Eclipse/Grahanam?

• An Eclipse/Grahanam (“the act of seizing or holding”), or occultation, is formed when

the Sun/Surya or Moon/Candra is obstructed from view by a certain set of

circumstances involving the Earth, Sun, and Moon.

• The diagrams on the following pages will show those precise circumstances.

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What is a Lunar Eclipse?

A lunar eclipse can only occur at Full Moon (Sun opposite Moon), when the Earth comes between

the Sun and the Moon blocking the Sun’s rays from reaching all or part of the Moon. The Earth

passes through some portion of its shadow blocking some or all of the Sun’s rays from reaching the

Moon. That shadow is actually composed of two cone-shaped components, one nested inside the

other. The outer or penumbral shadow is a zone where the Earth blocks part but not all of the Sun's

rays from reaching the Moon. In contrast, the inner or umbral shadow is a region where the Earth

blocks all direct sunlight from reaching the Moon.

What is a Solar Eclipse?

A Solar Eclipse can only occur on the New Moon (Sun Moon conjunction) when the Moon comes

between the Sun and the Earth. If the Moon's shadow falls upon Earth's surface at that time, part or

all of the Sun’s disk is covered or 'eclipsed' by the Moon. When the Moon's umbral or inner shadow

strikes Earth we see a total eclipse. If the Moon’s penumbral, or out shadow, strikes Earth, we see

a partial eclipse of the Sun from that region. Partial eclipses are dangerous to look at because the

un-eclipsed part of the Sun is still very bright. You must use special filters to safely watch a partial

eclipse of the Sun.

• A pair of eclipses, Solar and Lunar, which occur within two weeks of each other,

takes place every six months. Sometimes the Lunar Full Moon eclipse occurs first,

followed by the Solar new Moon two weeks later, and sometimes the Solar occurs

first, followed by the Lunar two weeks later. Once in a while (like Summer 2009,

Summer 2011, and Spring 2013) they come in a set of three eclipses that are each 14

days apart. In 2013 there was a lunar on April 25, a solar on May 9, and a lunar on

May 25.

• In 2018 there will be a solar on July 13, a lunar on July 27,and a solar on August 11.

• Some say that it is more auspicious when going from New Moon to Full Moon

because it is a waxing period of increase, whereas going from Full Moon to New

Moon is a waning period of decrease.

To find out more about eclipses and to get a complete listing of every eclipse,

how long they last, and where in the world they are exact, go to

http://eclipse.gsfc.nasa.gov/eclipse.html

http://eclipse.gsfc.nasa.gov/solar.html

http://eclipse.gsfc.nasa.gov/lunar.html

Eclipses retrograde through the Zodiac.

Solar Eclipse. March 9, 2016. 18° Pisces 55’. Sidereal. 24° Aquarius 56‘.

Appulse Lunar Eclipse. March 23, 2016. Tropical. 3° Libra 17‘. Sidereal. 9° Virgo 18‘

Appulse Lunar Eclipse. August 18, 2016. Tropical. 25° Aqu 51‘. Sidereal. 1° Aqu 52‘

Annular Solar Eclipse. September 1, 2016. Tropical. 9° Virgo 21‘. Sidereal. 15° Leo 21’.

Appulse Lunar Eclipse. Sept 16, 2016. Tropical. 24° Pisces 19‘. Sidereal. 0° Pisces 20‘

Lunar Eclipse. Feb 11 2017. Tropical. 22° Leo 28’. Sidereal. 28° Cancer 28’.

Solar Eclipse. Feb 26, 2017. Tropical. 8° Pisces 12‘. Sidereal. 14° Aquarius 12’.

Lunar Eclipse. August 7, 2017. Tropical. 15° Aquarius 25‘. Sidereal. 21° Capricorn 25’

Solar Eclipse. August 21, 2017. Tropical. 28° Leo 52‘. Sidereal. 4° Leo 52’.

Lunar Eclipse. Jan 31 2018. Tropical. 11° Leo 37’. Sidereal. 17° Cancer 36.

Solar Eclipse. Feb 15, 2018. Tropical. 27 Aquarius 7. Sidereal. 3° Aquarius 7.

Solar Eclipse. July 13, 2018. Tropical. 20° Cancer 41‘. Sidereal. 26° Gemini 40

Lunar Eclipse. July 27, 2018. Tropical. 4° Aquarius 44‘. Sidereal. 10° Capricorn

Solar Eclipse. August 11, 2018. Tropical.18° Leo 41‘. Sidereal. 24° Cancer 40

• What distinguishes a normal lunation (New or Full Moon) from an Eclipse is

the proximity of the Lunar Nodes to the Sun and Moon.

• An eclipse can only occur when the Lunar Nodes are close to the Sun and

the Moon. The following are the distances that occur to transform a lunation

into an eclipse.

• A Lunar Eclipse MAY occur if there is a Full Moon within 12º 15’ (Celestial

Longitude), of a Node.

• A Lunar Eclipse MUST occur if there is a Full Moon within 9º 30‘ of a Node.

• A Solar Eclipse MAY occur if there is a New Moon within 18º 31' of a Node.

• A Solar Eclipse MUST occur if there is a New Moon within 15º 21' of a

Node.

If a New or Full Moon occurs within 5 degrees of a Node, the Eclipse will be

Total or Annular. In these cases the Node will hit the eclipse point in a very

short duration from the eclipse meaning the period is very intense.

• Eclipse Season

• In general an eclipse period or season (the two weeks between and including the two or three

eclipses) is intense, dramatic, and often accompanies important events in the world--not always

difficult but memorable. Sometimes it indicates great rises, and sometimes meteoric falls.

Examples of events happening around eclipses include Princess Diana’s death on August 31,

1997, Oklahoma City bombing on April 19, 1995, birth of Prince William on June 21, 1982, birth

of Donald Trump on June 14, 1946.

• When eclipses occur within a week or two of planetary stations, especially malefic retrogrades,

cataclysmic, momentous events like earthquakes, hurricanes, meteorological changes, violence,

and even terrorist attacks occur. The obvious reason is the juxtaposition of these two

phenomena—retrograde stations (when a planet slows down and moves closer to the earth) and

eclipses (which take place on a Full Moon or New Moon, and interferes with the path of the

Moon or Sun).

• Although occurrences like earthquakes, floods, hurricanes, plane crashes, violence, and political

comings and goings are commonplace, those that take place around an eclipse and retrograde

station have universal impact and reverberate around the world.

When stations and eclipses take place within the same week, often cataclysmic events occur.

Mars Retrograde Station. October 2, 2005

Solar Annular Eclipse. October 3, 2005

Kashmir Earthquake October 8, 2005

Haiti Earthquake. January 12, 2010.

Saturn Retrograde Station. January 14, 2010.

Solar Annular Eclipse. January 15, 2010

Mars retrograde from Dec. 20-March 10

Pluto retrograde Station. April 12, 2013.

Boston Marathon bombing. April 15, 2013

Lunar Partial Eclipse. April 25, 2013.

Mercury Retrograde Station. October 5, 2014.

Total Lunar Eclipse. October 8, 2014.

Solar Partial Eclipse. October 23, 2014.

Mercury Direct Station. October 26, 2014.

Ebola crisis

Saturn Retrograde Station. March 15, 2015.

Total Solar Eclipse. March 20, 2015.

Lufthansa plane crashed into Alps. March 24, 2015.


Terrorist from Paris attack captured. March 18.

Terrorist attacks in Istanbul March 19 and Brussels March 22.

Appulse Lunar Eclipse. March 23, 2016.

Saturn Retrograde Station. March 25 2016

Italy earthquake August 24.

Mercury Retrograde Station. August 31, 2016.

Annular Solar Eclipse. September 1, 2016.

Anthony Weiner’s behavior revealed. Hints of effects on Clinton’s campaign.

Uranus Retrograde Station. August 4, 2017.

Lunar Eclipse. August 7, 2017.

Mercury Retrograde Station. August 14, 2017.

Total Solar Eclipse. August 21, 2017.

• During times of eclipses secrets come to light and things get revealed especially

during the two weeks between the eclipses. If your spouse or partner is having a

secret love affair, or spending money on the side, it will come to light during eclipse

season. If you make a business deal, or fall in love during eclipse season, be cautious

since there are more things that will come to light as time passes. Some examples

follow:

• Between the October 8, 2014 Lunar Eclipse and the October 23, 2014 Solar Eclipse,

the Ebola crisis was suddenly in the headlines, even though it had been around for a

while. It suddenly became a threat and more people came back from Africa and

needed to be treated, and some died.

• The Solar Eclipse occurred on September 13, 2015, the Pluto direct station on

September 26, and the Lunar Eclipse on September 28. On September 25, in the

U.S., Speaker of the House John Boehner announced his resignation, which is

something he had wanted to do the year before, but could not leave the year before.

The eclipse is when it came to light. He said he wanted to be in his position when the

Pope was here so he could receive him.

• Hillary Clinton’s deleted emails came to light in March 2015 around the Eclipses, and

her pneumonia was revealed on September 11, 2016 at the memorial service, during

this September’s eclipse season. Anthony Weiner’s bad behavior surfaced around

the September 1, 2016 eclipse. It was conjunct his Mercury.

▪ The Nodes and especially the eclipses create energy and intensity and if the nodes

and eclipse hit a planet or a point in your chart you will have great changes in your

own life as if you have been awakened and something has been revealed.

▪ It is important to see the area of your chart where the nodes and eclipses fall and if

they hit a planet or personal point in your chart. It will activate that point, bringing

things to light that the planet or point represents, sometimes positively and sometimes

negatively, but be prepared for something to be activated. For instance if the planet is

Venus, then it will have to do with generic meaning of Venus---love, creativity, money-

--but also to do with the house Venus rules and occupies. Nodes and Eclipses should

be viewed as you would look at outer planet transits.

• But even if a particular planet is not being hit, the house that the node and eclipse falls

in will be the one that is affected so that the eclipse will affect us regardless. If it falls in

your second house something regarding money needs to be paid attention to. There

does not have to be a great loss or gain, (but it could if other transits confirm that) but it

means that you should give it attention for the period that the eclipses and nodes fall in

that house.

• Sometimes nothing happens on the actual eclipse, but instead it will have effects for

some time before and after the event and planets that conjoin or aspect the eclipse

point will activate the activity around the eclipse.

• This is especially true for when the Nodes hit eclipse points before or after the actual

eclipse takes place, the span of the eclipse may be considered to begin and end

though it does not mean that the effects of that particular eclipse will necessarily

disappear as there still may be planets that also hit the eclipse point.

• If the Node hits the eclipse point prior to the eclipse, then the Node may be said to

awaken what the eclipse will finish. If the eclipse occurs before the Node hits the

eclipse point, then the Node will activate what the eclipse has started to awaken.

• This goes for mundane and natal events. It is also important to watch for other planets

when they hit the eclipse point, esp. if affecting a point or planet in your chart.

Examples of Node hitting the Eclipse Point

North Node. May 1, 2011. Osama Bin Laden was killed.

Lunar Total Eclipse. June 15, 2011. 8:13 PM GMT

Tropical. 24° Sagittarius 23‘. Sidereal. 0° Sagittarius 27‘.

Total Solar Eclipse. March 20, 2015. 9:36 GMT.

Tropical. 29° Pisces 27’. Sidereal. 5° Pisces 28‘.

November 12, 2015. Mars opp. Solar Eclipse degree.

November 15, 2015 South Node/Ketu.

Suicide bombings in Syria November 12

Paris terrorist attacks November 13

North Node/Rāhu. January 6, 2015. Charlie Hebdo office in Paris attacked January 7

Total Lunar Eclipse. April 4, 2015. 12:05 GMT.

Tropical. 14° Libra 24‘. Sidereal. 20° Virgo 25‘

Annular Solar Eclipse. September 1, 2016. 9:03 am GMT.

Tropical. 9° Virgo 21‘. Sidereal. 15° Leo 21’. pūrvaphalgunī

North Node/Rahu. November 16, 2016.

Nep Opp Sun Feb 24 2016

Nep Opp Sun Oct 30 2016

Nep Opp Sun Dec 9 2016

• On August 28, three days before the eclipse, Anthony Weiner’s sexting was brought

out in the open. He was born on September 4, 1964 so that the eclipse was close to

his Sun, and conjoined his Mercury. On October 28 Comey wanted to examine

emails that may have had something to do with his Hillary Clinton investigation. On

that day Neptune hit the eclipse point and the North Node was within orb at 11 Virgo

35.

• On October 28, there was also a second earthquake. The first one occurred on

August 24th, close to the September 1 eclipse.

Eclipses and Nodes Hitting Eclipse Points.

Lunar Partial Eclipse. August 7, 2017. 6:11 pm .

Tropical. 15° Aquarius 25‘. Sidereal. 21° Capricorn 25’ śravana

South Node/Ketu. December 31, 2017.

May 1, 2017. Jupiter Retro trine

July 18, 2017. Jupiter trine

August 13, 2017. Mars opp.

Sept. 7, 2017. Venus opp

January 31, 2018. Lunar Total Eclipse

Tropical. 11° Leo 37’. Sidereal. 17° Cancer 36’.

North Node/Rāhu. April 20 2018

North Node/Rāhu. May 15, 2017

Total Solar Eclipse. August 21, 2017. 6:30 am .

Tropical. 28° Leo 52‘. Sidereal. 4° Leo 52’. maghā

September 3, 2017. Mars conjunct.

September 19, 2017. Venus conjunct

December 10, 2017. Saturn trine

January 24, 2018. Mars square.

February 15, 2018. Solar Partial Eclipse.

Tropical. 27° Aquarius 7’. Sidereal. 3° Aquarius 7’.

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Planets Keywords. Tropical Astrology

Sun vitality, individuality, ego

Moon emotions, habits, conditioning

Mercury communication, intelligence

Venus love, beauty, creativity

Mars physical energy, aggression, courage

Jupiter expansion, abundance

Saturn limitation, disciplined, fear

Uranus originality, independent, rebellious

Neptune spiritual, immaterial, imagination

Pluto intensity, power

North node power, place where you must strive

South node place where it is easy, habits

Chiron wounds and healing

Houses of the Horoscope. Tropical Astrology.

Ascendant and First House – personality, body, appearance

Second House – finances, possessions, values

Third House – communication, siblings, short journeys, learning

Fourth House – Family, Mother, Home

Fifth House – children, recreation, entertainment

Sixth House – Health, service, pets

Seventh House – marriage, contracts, partnership

Eighth House – business transactions, sexuality, life and death matters

Ninth House – Higher education, travel abroad, publishing, law

Midheaven and Tenth House – profession, status, father

Eleventh House – gains, friendships, hopes, dreams

Twelfth House – compassion, spirituality, limitations, solitude

• Planets Rulership,etc Body Parts Profession Gemstone Karakas (Indicators)

• Grahas• Sun Rules Leo Heart, Spine Gov't. Worker, Ruby Father, self, achievement

• Surya Exalted Aries Head, Spleen Leader, Exec. Garnet confidence, soul, career,

• Ravi Mūlatrikoṇa Leo Circulation Organizer, ambition, ego, authority

• Falls Libra Pitta type Politics Cabinet: King

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• Moon Rules Cancer Breasts, stomach P.R., sales Pearl Mother, emotions, body,

• Candra Exalted Taurus Digestion, healthcare, Moonstone memory, peace of mind,

• Soma Mūla Taurus Womb, fluids food worker, public, fertility, instability,

• Falls Scorpio Kapha type advertising,, concentration (or lack)

• history , architect Cabinet: Queen

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• Mars Rules Aries, Scorpio Head, blood, Military, surgeon Coral Siblings, courage, desires,

• Kuja Exalted Capricorn Strength, arms sports, physical passion, anger, aggression Mangal

• Mangal Mūla Aries muscles, stamina therapist, carpenter, sexuality, accidents, sight

Falls Cancer Pitta type work with hands Cabinet: Commander-in-Chief

• Mercury Rules Gemini,

• Virgo Lungs, Nervous Secretary, writer, Emerald, Cousins, uncles, aunts,

• Budha Exalted Virgo System, motor commerce, trader Jade, speech, business, versatility Mūla Virgo skills, journalist, linguist, Tourmaline mental activity, detailed, journeys

• Falls Pisces Vata type astrologer, editor Peridot talkative, detached, smell

• communicator Cabinet: Prince

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• Planets Rulership,etc Body Parts Profession Gemstone Karakas (Indicators)

• Grahas

• Jupiter Rules Sagittarius, Thighs, hips, Teacher, publisher, Yellow Children, abundance

• Pisces Sapphire, Assets, indulgence,

• Guru Exalted Cancer liver, gall bladder Priest, scholar, Citrine,

• Brihaspati Mūla Sagittarius pancreas, weight law, traveler, Topaz Optimism, generosity,

• Falls Capricorn Kapha Type author Foreign travel, knowledge

• (Also Pitta) Expansion, opportunity, hearing Cabinet: Minister

• Venus Rules Taurus, Libra Kidneys, eyes, Designer, artist Diamond Spouse, love, indulgence,

• Śukra Exalted Pisces throat, skin, jewelry, beauty, Zircon sensuality, lazy, vehicles,

• Mūla Libra ovaries creative arts White Sapphire jealousy, happiness,

• Falls Virgo Kapha Type Creativity, taste

• (Also Vata) Cabinet: Minister

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• Saturn Rules Capricorn, Bones, Teeth, Construction, Sapphire, Grandparent, discipline,

• Śani Exalted Libra gums, knees, real estate, onyx, denial, organization,

• Mūla Aquarius chronic illnesses scientist, lapis lazuli, depression, loner, work,

• Falls Aries Vata Type research amethyst Delay, structure, touch

• Cabinet: Servant

• North Node Rules Aquarius Toxins, Aviation, Hessonite, Compulsive, intensity,

• Rāhu Exalted Taurus

• (or Gemini) malignancies Engineer, com- Agate explosive, investigation,

• Falls Scorpio puter programmer desires. Acts like Saturn.

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• South Node Rules Scorpio Depression, Researcher, Artist, Cat's Eye Spiritual, deception,

• Ketu Exalted Scorpio addiction, myster- Pharmacist, Confusion, immaterial,

• Falls Taurus ious ailments Chemist, computers Obliterates, rises and falls, Fanaticism, mysticism

• (or Gemini) Acts like Mars

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• THE TWELVE HOUSES (BHAVAS)

• First House (Lagna): Tanu (body). Birth, appearance, destiny, temperament, health, personality, confidence Body part: brain, head; Karaka: Sun

• Second House: Dhana (wealth) Kuṭumba (family). Money, family life, learning, early education and childhood, imagination, appetite, food, intellect, speech, jewelry, dress; Body Part: Face, mouth, nose, neck, right eye; Karaka: Jupiter

• Third House: Sahaja (siblings). Siblings, Fine arts, film, courage, adventure, desires, mental stability, mechanical skill, work with hands, short journeys, curiosity, ambition, willpower; Body part: shoulders, hands, arms breasts/chest, lungs, right ear and arm; Karaka: Mars

• Fourth House: Mātṛ (mother). Mother, happiness, property, real estate, inheritance of land, higher education, emotional contentment, vehicles, childhood, retirement, end of life; Body part: heart; Karaka: Moon, Venus

• Fifth House: Putra (children). Children, love affairs, romance, intelligence, investments, speculation, taxes, fun, past life credit, sports, competition, politics; Body Part: Stomach, solar plexus; Karaka: Jupiter.

• Sixth House: Ari (enemy). Open enemies, competition, service details, obstacles, duty, litigation, humiliation, cousins, pets, acute disease, debts, catering, effort, hard work, marital troubles, employees, servants; Body part: lower back, navel, hips. Karaka: Saturn, Mars

Seventh House: Patnī (wife). Marriage, Marriage partner, contracts, passion, generosity, love, social nature, business and legal partnerships, residence abroad, banishment; Body part: intestines, groin, abdomen, kidneys, veins; Karaka: Venus

• Eighth House: Āyu (life). Life and death cycle, occultism, longevity, inheritance, obstacles, delays, fears, accidents, sexuality, partner’s assets, wills and estates; Body Part: Reproductive system, chronic illness, allergies, genitals; Karaka: Saturn

• Ninth House: Dharma (right action), Pitṛ (father). Father, teacher (guru), religion, philosophy, wisdom, long journeys, knowledge seeking, law, opportunity, luck and good fortune, virtuous deeds, higher learning, publishing; Body part: Thigh, hips, liver; Karaka: Sun, Jupiter

• Tenth House: Karma (action). Career, status, public recognition, reputation, power, achievements, father or stepfather, government, authority, leadership; Body part: knees, skeletal system; Karaka: Sun, Mercury, Jupiter, Saturn

• Eleventh House: Labha (gains). Profits, fruits of one’s labors, rewards and awards, older sibling, goals, groups, friendships, aspirations, fulfillment of goals; Body Part: Left Ear and arm; Karaka: Jupiter

• Twelfth House: Vyaya (loss), Mokṣa (enlightenment). enlightenment, research, spiritual practice, solitude (either forced or self-imposed), prisons, foreign countries, expenditures, debts, addictions, wastefulness, sorrow, confinement, loss, undoing, secret enemies; Body Part: feet, left eye; Karaka: Saturn

• Dharma (activity) Houses: 1st, 5th and 9th

• Artha (wealth) Houses: 2nd, 6th, and 10th

• Kama (desire) Houses: 3rd, 7th and 11th

• Moksha (liberation) Houses: 4th, 8th and 12th

• Trikoṇa Houses: 1st, 5th and 9th

• Kendra Houses: 1st, 4th, 7th and 10th

• Upachaya Houses: 3rd, 6th, 10th and 11th

• Dusthana Houses: 6th, 8th and 12th
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