#d9 chart

Guys, I recalled something 😳😳😳

When I was 19 I literally wrote down on my diary this: “I felt as if I was jumping on a singe leg while I had another leg this whole time, but it was bend and tied in a way so I could not use it previously”

I have my moon in purva phadrapada in my D-9 chart which is literally ruled by Aja Ekapad — the one-foot goat

What the fuck….

Also I kicked my left heel off in november last year and it hurts to this day (I should’ve gone to physician a long time ago, ik)

Purva phadrapada to put it simply: either very good (leans towards spirituality and redemption of the sins through fire) or very bad (like breaking bad type bad yk — being involved in really dark dark stuff). And actually it’s what I have experienced — going through darkness to the purity. I was never religious like that, but now I attend church every sunday, because I know it’s a single way how I can keep my sanity.

One of the funniest things about Rahu is that most people don’t realise they’re obsessed.

Because from the inside, Rahu doesn’t feel like obsession.

It feels like:

“I just really enjoy this.”

No, you don’t “just enjoy it.”

Your entire mind is occupied by it.

Rahu in D9 is where your soul says:

Just one more thing.

And the funny thing is that Rahu usually feels completely reasonable to the person experiencing it.

Everyone else can see it. You can’t.

That’s why it’s called a blind spot. You can also check where D9 Rahu sits in your D1 since it will apply.

♈ Aries / 1st House

You think you’re interested in self-development.

No bitch.

You’re occupied by yourself.

Who are you?

Who are you becoming?

How do people see you?

What makes you different?

Why do you feel different?

You can spend years reinventing yourself and still feel like you’re not done.

♉ Taurus / 2nd House

You think you just like nice things.

No.

You’re occupied by the experience of being alive.

Food.

Taste.

Money.

The sound of your voice.

Feeling good.

Your body.

Physical pleasure.

Security.

You may genuinely organise your entire day around what you’re going to eat and still think that’s completely normal.

You don’t just eat food. You experience food.

♊ Gemini / 3rd House

You think you’re curious.

No.

You’re occupied by information.

Questions.

Research.

Messages.

Conversations.

Writing.

Learning.

What your next door neighbours uncle is doing.

You don’t need to know.

You NEED to know.

And if you don’t know, you’ll probably spend three hours researching it for absolutely no reason.

♋ Cancer / 4th House

You think you just want peace.

No.

You’re occupied by emotional security.

Home.

Your mother.

Being a mother.

Comfort.

Belonging.

Nostalgia.

Family.

You may move across the world and still find yourself trying to recreate the feeling of home.

♌ Leo / 5th House

You think you’re passionate.

No.

You’re occupied by being seen.

Creativity.

Recognition.

Attention.

Performance.

Self-expression.

You may tell everyone you don’t care about attention while quietly building your entire life around an audience.

♍ Virgo / 6th House

You think you’re productive.

No.

You’re occupied by improvement.

Health.

Efficiency.

Hygiene.

Organisation.

Optimisation.

Your routines.

You genuinely believe everybody spends this much time thinking about routines.

They don’t.

♎ Libra / 7th House

You think you value relationships.

No.

You’re occupied by relationships.

Partnership.

Connection.

Compatibility.

Other people.

Even when you’re single, relationships somehow remain one of the main things occupying your mind.

♏ Scorpio / 8th House

You think you’re deep.

No.

You’re occupied by what nobody else is talking about.

Secrets.

Psychology.

Power.

Transformation.

Taboos.

The thing behind the thing.

You don’t stop when you get the answer.

You immediately want to know what’s underneath it.

♐ Sagittarius / 9th House

You think you enjoy learning.

No.

You’re occupied by meaning.

What religions and cults exist out there.

Truth.

Purpose.

Belief.

Philosophy.

You can spend ten years chasing one question because your brain refuses to let it go.

♑ Capricorn / 10th House

You think you have a good work ethic.

No.

You’re occupied by achievement.

Results.

Status.

Success.

Progress.

You may tell yourself you’re just ambitious while quietly structuring your entire life around your reputation and accomplishments.

♒ Aquarius / 11th House

You think you care about community.

No.

You’re occupied by networks.

Groups.

The collective.

Influence.

The future.

Trends.

You constantly think about how people connect together and where things are heading next. You also have great foresight for where the collective is heading next.

♓ Pisces / 12th House

You think you’re spiritual.

No.

You’re occupied by what exists beyond ordinary reality.

Dreams.

Mysticism.

Solitude.

The unseen.

The intangible.

Topics around sleep and dreams.

You can spend years trying to understand something that can’t even be measured. The focus tends to be outside of the physical realm.

And that’s usually how you find your Rahu.

Not by looking at what you desire.

Today, the UK Prime Minister announced a social media restriction for under-16s. What caught my attention was something he said.

He specifically said he was not prepared to compromise on this.

As I’ve mentioned before in my readings and astrology posts, I often view the Navamsa (D9) as the chart of our non-negotiables. The things we can debate, reconsider and negotiate around are one thing. The things we fundamentally believe are another.

That immediately made me curious about his Jupiter.

Aquarius Shatabhisha in the D1.

Aquarius in the D9.

The same sign in both charts.

Aquarius is associated with society, collective systems and technology. Shatabhisha is associated with intervention, reform and addressing perceived societal problems.

The policy itself concerns technology, children and society. The underlying reason is behind making this decision was based on his moral lens around social media access, not restriction.

What interests me is how often repeated D1 and D9 placements seem to show up as themes people simply cannot compromise on.

This is one of the reasons I always check the Navamsa.

Ketu feels like a visceral…meh

One of the reasons I focus so heavily on the Navamsa, especially when it comes to Ketu and Saturn, is because they’re felt…on a visceral level.

I’ve said it before, but Ketu in the Navamsa feels different from Ketu in the birth chart. You might be able to negotiate your way out of your D1…but you can’t lie to yourself about your Navamsa, you feel it in your bones.

Ketu in Navamsa feels like you can’t force yourself to participate in something from a surface lens anymore. No matter how much everyone else makes a big deal out of it. No matter how much society tells you it matters. No matter how much you try to convince yourself you should care. You can’t and it starts to become more obvious over time.

Saturn in Navamsa feels different too.

The best way I’ve ever described it is this:

You know when you go outside and it’s raining, and your socks get wet and you have to wear them for the rest of the day. The little squish squish that reminds you that you feel icky? Yes that’s Saturn!

You can do it. You probably will do it. But every step feels heavier than it should. Every step requires effort.

Rahu is harder to spot

People rarely recognise their Rahu. Someone with Rahu in the 7th won’t say they’re obsessed with relationships. They’ll say they’re looking for love.

Someone with Rahu in the 10th won’t say they’re attached to status. They’ll say they’re ambitious. Someone with Rahu in the 1st won’t say they’re obsessed with becoming somebody. They’ll say they’re finding themselves.

That’s what makes Rahu so difficult to identify.

Navamsa D9 doğum haritamda yönetici gezegenim 7. ev, 12. evde ise Yay burcunda Güneş, Ay ve Chiron bulunuyor. Eğer bu konuda herhangi bir bilginiz varsa lütfen yazabilir misiniz

Mars darakaraka