Swati - ruled by Rahu

06Thula40 - 19Thula59

• Julia Roberts (actor)

• Alfred Hitchcock (film director)

• USA Pres 33 Harry Truman

• George Harrison (Beatle)

• Eric Clapton (musician)

• Johnny Cash (musician)

• Charlie Chaplin (actor)

Radix Moon in Swati = "Great Breath" - balanced & free

(Rahu - Shukra - Vayu)

Dreams of flying or floating on the wind. Wants to travel the world. 

Tremendous need for spatial freedom, including physical space, psycho-emotional space, and mental space. May express "mood swings" in the attempt to achieve re-balance through outburst (Rahu) and release. 

Passionate love of good design. Artistic & intuitive. Socially gracious. However, Rahu gives the weird twist: artistic expression often directed toward the explosive, terrifying, and bizarre (Hitchcock, Truman). 

Due to Rahu's instinct toward free expression, Swati-Chandra quite capable of incorporating illicit & vulgar persons into their circle of relationships. If present, the lower element will be balanced (Shukra) by an equal number of culturally refined persons.

• Emotionally attracted to activities which impose a vigorous, rhythmic breath, leading to crescendo, such as athletic swimming, performance singing, orgasmic love-making, and yogic pranayama. (cf: Hitchcock films, the signature scream.)

Talented in  fine, literary & performance arts. Strong financial sense (Shukra); attractive, interesting, good communicators. 

Likes to learn, dig deeper for insights, know secrets esp. re: life, love & beauty. Willing to break taboos to achieve freedom, esp. will break through one's own fears.  

Wants transformative sexual partnership. 

Succumbs to flattery of their beauty or talent. 

Famed for their fickle heart & changing mind that may tempt into risky behaviors. Emotional restlessness seeking more intense love experience. 

• Deep emotional need for free movement and deep breath.

Spiritual director of this section of the path:

• Vayu, the Wind

Trauma profile:

• fear of poverty

• fear of stagnation

Navamsha Moon in Swati (intimate relationships).

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

The partner seems elegant, delicately balanced, beautifully designed, capable of intense love experience, craving transformative experience of sweetness & light. 

Under stress the native may dive into a private world of deep emotional engagement, perhaps with an imaginary or impossibly distant lover. Strong tendency toward abstract or fantasy solutions for real-world problems in relationships.

Navamsha Moon in Swati = Jean-Paul Sartre, J. K. Rowling