#marital

Now, we are all aware of blueprints, flowcharts or premade diagrams and maps before we start a project. A birth chart....is basically that.

A birth chart is a personalized blueprint/astrological guide or map that shows the different positions of the planets in the sky at the time and location of YOUR birth.

It is based on these positions and combinations of the planets and the sky and the stars that I will elucidate further and provide observations.

How do you calculate your birth chart? ✨📜

I will provide a link down below which guides you to a very popular astrology site called

Astrosage

wherein you can enter your name, gender, dob, tob and place of birth to access your D1(Lagna Chart) and D9(Navamsa Chart).

D1 CHART(Lagna Chart)🙎‍♂️🙎‍♀️

This chart talks to you about the self-yourself!It talks about your personal past life karmas,planetary positions and life/worldy matters.It gives a holistic view/an all rounded view on your life.(communication,body,appearance,knowledge,marriage,wealth,health etc)

Whereas,

D9 CHART(Navamsa Chart)👰‍♀️💏

This chart talks to you about your life after marriage-your spouse/path after marital connection.Your love life karmas will be covered here.(Offsprings, in-laws, career positions etc that your spouse contributes can be seen in this segment.)

Your charts should appear on your screen in this manner.The first chart is D1 and the second one is D9

Based on these two charts I will be sharing my observations. You will also get a table showing in which signs and nakshatras your planets are placed which is important as well.I will be sharing observations in that area as well.

That's all lads and lasses!Clutch onto your life blueprints as we shoot into the world of vedic interpretations.

Your guide,

Lulunatic🌙

This choir is froma delightful movie, Much Ado About Nothing, by Kenneth Branagh. I have the fondest memories of this movie and hearing the song makes me cry of happiness, that kind of joyful and melancholic tears only childhood memories can beget. I've grown watching it so many times the VHS it had been bought to me by my mother broke. It is especially endearing to find online this short excerpt from the full choir in which we can see so many wonderful actors all together, not least Mr. Alan Rickman, for ever dearly missed even by whom, like me, never had the joy to meet him in the flesh. Sometimes my thought go to his widow because of very personal reasons: I have witnessed in first person how my father loved my mother so much that his life, after her death, was but few years of consuming himself before he finally followed her, and the only thing that kept him alive for 15 years more was probably the responsibility he felt towards me. Few things are so powerful as maritl love, a kind of love today heavily and unfairly underappreciated in favour of more garish and perceivedly "progressive" feelings such as self-affirmation, hedonism, and the like. My thoughts of affection go to Rima Horton and to all those unfortunate wives and husbands waiting to meet again with their beloved partners: to all of them, and to my parents, whom I hope have eventually rejoined, goes my hommage with this sweet "Sigh no more, ladies".

Flag used in the English Civil War by Horatio Cary referring to the Earl of Essex's notorious marital problems

I am all for platonic relationships between people of the opposite gender, BUT we are human and right now, we in the middle of a sexual revolution if not a movement where boundaries, what is acceptable and what isn’t, and the etiquette of how to act if you are married or are with someone married are all up in the air and constantly being juggled.

And it gets only more complicated when you add in people who practice open relationships or polyamory.

We are living in an age where even the very best people mean and truly do intend to stay on their side of the line, but somehow, they can’t resist taking even one little step often with the best of intentions. Just look at how frequent affairs and third wheel crushes happen now. It’s at an all time boiling point. Almost half the amount of spouses out there committed some from of adultery even once even if was only emotional.

With that said, can you blame me for thinking that maybe right now, it’s not a good idea for married man to go off alone with a woman whose not his wife even if they claim nothing will happen (or vice versa)?

It’s not a matter of not trusting women. It’s that honestly right now, I don’t trust society. With the boundary lines always being erased, drawn then blurred, I say, to hell with being “modern”. Stay the heck away from married men if you are a woman and stay the heck away form married women if you’re a man.

Don’t forget, you’re married friend’s best friend is the person they married. Not you, so I would think them coming first is not something that would come into question.