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novelist, feminist social philosopher, professor author of Le Deuxieme Sexe (The Second Sex, 1949) a.k.a. Simone Lucie Ernestine Marie Bertrand de Beauvoir Earthbody-Entry Thu-09-Jan-1908 Earthbody-Exit 14-Apr-1986 (age 78) | |
Social philosopher of gender and economics * 1908-1986 * Simone de Beauvoir birth data from http://fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/Simone_de_Beauvoir * tentatively rectified by BP Lama Jyotisha charts, graphs and tables produced by Shri Jyoti Star * adapted by BP Lama | ||
Rising Nakshatra Feminine Nativities Jyeztha * Kita BPL commentary: For Jyeztha nativities, the condition of conversational, discursive, explanatory, instructional, argumentative, commercializing Kumara may considerably affect the outcome. Siblings, cousins, schoolmates, bandmates, team-mates, entourage, ensemble, neighbors, managers, cohort, coterie, collaborative group, publishers, messengers, merchants, commercial agents, reporters, writers, scripts, plans, schedules, instructions, radio-television-internet, news-media, conferences, committees, discussions, travel itineraries, and texts may be especially influential. Guidance from instructors in the civilizations of Antares. Budha-ruled Jyeztha ladies are typically outspoken, incisive, competitive, descriptive, and authoritative communicators. They maintain a deep sense of mental seniority. Articulate and confident, they find a ready audience on topics of a hidden, undisclosed, or forbidden nature. Jyeztha women are also natural trauma healers. Ketta-born wield a penetrating ability to explain complex human sexual and psychological narratives. They are often found in powerful messaging roles, where secret information is revealed by a skillful shifting of the interpretive lens, such as psychotherapy and recovery work, self-help writing, as teachers of other healers, and in intellectual realms of transformative critical response. Themes of verbal contest, sexual energy transfer, and healing discovery may contextualize Jyeztha's terrestrial experience. Much depends on the characteristics of Ketu in the nativity. Also applicable to Chandra in Jyeztha | QUOTATION: Shil-Ponde. Hindu Astrology Joytisha-Shastra .p 98 "...independent self-sufficient , capable, dignified, proud.
In such case, her family will be dependent on her and she will be recognized as the head of the family .
Being proud, she has a tendency to dramatize herself
She will, at some time in her life,
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Biographical details matched to Vimshottari dasha timeline
Simone de Beauvoir, after the war ended | Shani Mahadasha * age birth until 12.6
09-Jan-1908 Earthbody-Entry Budha Mahadasha * age 12.6 until 29.6 1922 Crisis of Faith while in religious school (age 14) after which she remained a lifelong atheist * Budha-Budha swabhukti * Budha rules Rahu-6 transformation of identity 1925 passed baccalaureate exams * Budha-Zukra period * Zukra rules 7 = 4th-from-4th exam-pass approvals 1929 (age 21) youngest person ever to pass the agregation exam in philosophy, ranked #2 nationally immediately after her classmate Jean-Paul Sartre * Budha-Mangala * Mangala lagnesha personal distinction, and Mangala-yuti-Chandra ruler of 9-university 1929 (age 21) receives and declines an offer of marriage from her classmate Jean-Paul Sartre * Budha-Mangala * Mangala rules 12th-from-7th 1930 (age 23) earns (the equivalent of) masters degree from Sorbonne, thesis on Leibniz * Budha-Rahu-8 * Rahu produces effects of Budha-diploma and Rahu- 8 changes identity by breaking glass-ceilings * deBeauvoir was only the 9th woman to earn a Sorbonne diploma Ketu Mahadasha * age 29.6 until 36.6 Janma Sade-Sati Meena Feb-1937 until Apr-1939 1940 dismissed from lycee teaching position on moral grounds, by order of military occupation Vichy Regime * Ketu-Rahu period * Rahu-8 sudden identity change (However in response to this shock, she begins writing articles, stories, and essays which will more than compensate for her lost teaching income) 1941 grieved decease of father Georges Bertrand de Beauvoir during WW-2 * Ketu-Rahu period * Rahu occupies 7th-from-Surya 1943 publishes first novel She Came to Stay which described socially risque themes but was a literary success * Ketu-Budha * Budha publications, Budha rules Rahu-8 risque material Zukra Mahadasha * age 36.6 until 56.6 1949 (age 42) published the career-defining, internationally influential treatise on women's status Le Deuxieme Sexe (The Second Sex) * Zukra-Chandra period * Chandra rules 9-theory, philosophy * Chandra-parivartamsha uttama-Guru 1954 wins the coveted Prix Goncourt for her description of her peer philosophers, Les Mandarins * Zukra-Rahu period * Rahu produces effects of Budha-11-prizes for work accomplished 1963 (age 55) Lightbody Lift-off of her mother Francoise Brasseur * Zukra-Budha period * Budha rules matri-maraka 7th-from-Chandra Surya Mahadasha * age 56.6 until 62.6
Chandra Mahadasha * age 62.6 until 72.6
Mangala Mahadasha * age 72.6 until Lightbody Lift-off age 78
1980 Lightbody Lift-off of partner Jean-Paul Sartre * Mangala-Mangala swabhukti * Mangala rules 7th-from-7th 1982 legally adopted as an adult daughter her caretaker, the philosopher Sylvie le Bon* Mangala-Guru period * Guru offspring, Guru rules 5-children 14-Apr-1986 Lightbody Lift-off (age 78) cause: pneumonia * Mangala-Zukra period * Zukra rules maraka-7 | |
Distinctive features of the nativity
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Surya * pitrikaraka * jyotikaraka
de Beauvoir's father was a legal secretary of wavering means. Surya-yuti-Ketu shows the wavering and Budha-yuti-Surya shows the secretary. Chandra * matrikaraka * garha-karaka
de Beauvoir's mother was a bourgeois banker's daughter born into comfort, literary culture, and humanistic piety, due to Chandra-Mangala-5 receiving the drishti of uttama-Guru-9 credenda plus the remarkable Guru-Chandra maha-parivartamsha showing a culture of philosophy running through the mother's line. Kuja * bhratru-karaka * virya-karaka lagnesha
Budha * bandhava-karaka * zisya-karaka
Budha rules Rahu-8 Guru * dhavakaraka * bahuta-karaka
Guru rules Dhanuzya swamsha = doctrine, catechesis, paradigms of belief, philosophy, theory, guru, preaching, pope, proselyte, propagation of the faith Zukra * svadhu-karaka * kalatra-karaka
Shani * duro-karaka * jara-karaka atmakaraka
Rahu * rajyalobha-karaka * picchala-karaka (slippery)
Ketu * kavandha-karaka * chidra-karaka
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Jean-Paul Sartre and Simone de Beauvoir in 1967 | ||
![]() | Liste d'œuvres principales (non exhaustive) Romans 1943 : L'Invitee 1945 : Le Sang des autres 1946 : Tous les hommes sont mortels 1954 : Les Mandarins 1966 : Les Belles Images 1967 : La Femme rompue 1979 : Quand prime le spirituel Essais 1944 : Pyrrhus et Cineas, essai 1947 : Pour une morale de l'ambiguite, essai 1949 : Le Deuxieme Sexe, essai philosophique 1955 : Privileges, essai 1957 : La Longue Marche, essai 1970 : La Vieillesse, essai 1972 : Faut-il breler Sade?, essai, reprise de Privileges
Theatre 1945 : Les Bouches inutiles Recits autobiographiques 1958 : Memoires d'une jeune fille rangee 1960 : La Force de l'�ge 1963 : La Force des choses 1964 : Une mort tr�s douce 1972 : Tout compte fait 1981 : La C�r�monie des adieux suivi de Entretiens avec Jean-Paul Sartre: ao�t - septembre 1974 | |
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