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ROGESHA Ari-pati = Ripu-pati RULER of 6 Ripu-sthāna Ari-bhava Roga-daya Sat-kona see also: Ruler of 6th-from-Chandra in the Twelve Bhava role of the adversarial Roga-pati
conflict and remediation * accusations and remedies * disease and medicine imbalance and attempts to return to the middle traitors and saboteurs |
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"We should resolve now that the health of this nation is a national concern that financial barriers in the way of attaining health shall be removed that the health of all its citizens deserves the help of all the nation." ~~ POTUS-33 Trial and Hope 1884-1972 Harry Truman [uchcha-Guru-yuti-Kuja- nīcha-bhanga] |
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QUOTATION ~~ A New Earth 1948- philosopher Eckhart Tolle " See if you can catch yourself complaining in either speech or thought, about a situation you find yourself in, what other people do or say, your surroundings, your life situation, even the weather.
It invariably carries an unconscious negative charge.
When you complain, you make yourself a victim.
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Criticisam
"Meditation" in Glimpses of Abhidharma, p. 65 "We are very critical of ourselves, to the point where we are even our own enemies. Meditation is a way of making up that quarrel, of accepting ourselves, making friends with ourselves. We find that we are not as bad as we have been told we are." |
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Artemisia Vulgaris = Maachapatri |
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the Satkona-pati ruler of bhava-6 most articulately expresses the victim narrative [story of being eaten] within the environment where rogesha-6 has taken birth. The victim narrative [story of being eaten] voices complaints -in-search-of-a-remedy (6) such as
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The natural ruler of roga-bhava-6 is Professor Budha who
is the Master of Argumentation.
The planetary ruler of
bhava-6 is a mouthpiece for the victim narrative
[story of being eaten]
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When rogesha-6 occupies bhava-1 mistrust of the fleshly embodiment. Often ill or in conflict. one may experience reiterative passive mental instructions which assert that one is being victimized by an unjustly exploitive agency. This agency is Typically, apprehended as "the fleshly appearance" and the moving, energetic dynamism of the physical entity (1). The unfair practices of the body itself, often experienced as injury or disease, are blamed as the putative agency which prevents one from gaining equity of competitive action. One may at times feel enslaved by the circumstances of birth. Unbalanced physical relationships, usually internal to the fleshbody itself may be blamed for one's awkwardness. According to the narrative, the demands of service toward one's own muscular entity disempowers one's ability to lives in a balanced state. Alternatively, one may be so deeply identified with a ministry of service toward those who are victims of conflict, that one feels disallowed from achieving a balanced resting state. Energy must be used to maintain the conflicted environment, thus little is available to increase the dynamic vitality. One may feel disabled in the attempt to move forward in a balanced style. One may express an awkward or unjust approach toward social identity based on physical appearance. rogesha-6 in the indriya-lagna places one into an unequal, ministerial, service-provider role within the fleshbody itself, so that one feels assigned to manage a continuing stream of conflicts expressed via the physical vehicle. rogesha-6 brings an element of conflict and complaining into the realms of muscularity, movement, competitions, naobility, free movement, individuality, and the relationship to service classes (6). It may feel that the narrative of injustice (6) overwhelms the narrative of innovation and personal initiative (1). The group that one physically identifies with as one shares their tangible appearance may be beset by servitude or health challenges. Generally associated with medical conditions affecting he full body, rather than a particular organ. rogesha-6 in 8th-from-6th grants the ability to effect dramatic transformations in health status after the intended confrontation with the unbalanced conditions has occurred. May be socially identified with environments of medicine, military, and ministries of service. When rogesha-6 occupies bhava-2 mistrust [6] of heritage values. May be criticized [6] for telling the truth [2] . The family lineage may be fraught with dishonesty albeit there is entreasurement and knowledge. Often in conflict with the family, bankers, historians, memory-keepers, clergy, geneticists, singers, storytellers. Health issues for the second marriage, if any (often financial health [2] as well as bodily health). Learning Pathway experience of reiterative passive mental instructions which assert that one is being victimized by an unjustly exploitive agency. This agency is Typically, apprehended as "the lineage values-fulfillment " that were handed-down, traded-down from the previous generation tradition (2). The unfair practices of the historic lineage are blamed as the putative agency which prevents one from gaining equity in the realm of treasure-collecting and storage. One may at times feel enslaved by the bankers, the librarians, the lien-holders, the warehousers, the coopers, the keepers of the values. Unbalanced historic allocations of knowledge and food are blamed for one's inferior hoard. One may blame the generators of the genes "it's genetic" . According to the narrative, the demands of service toward one's family disempowers one's ability to acquire value. Resources must be used to treat ailments, and little can be saved. One feels disabled in the attempt to conserve resources. One may express an unbalanced approach toward wealth acquisition. rogesha-6 in 2 places one into an unequal, ministerial, service-provider role within the family of origin or within the spiritual knowledge lineage. rogesha-6 brings an element of conflict and complaining into the realms of eyesight, face-beauty, food-storage, financial banking, database-and-records management, and values-accumulation activities (2). It may feel that the narrative of poverty (6) is overwhelming the narrative of wealth (2). Second life-partner (if any) may be adversarial. The career of the eldest child (10th-from-5 = 2) is beset by servitude. Generally associated with medical conditions of the jaw, teeth, mouth, voice, eyes, face, hair. rogesha-6 in 9th-from-6th grants artha benefits from ministries of service that provide religious indoctrination, wisdom of generosity and inclusiveness, language education, and principles of global humanism to those in need of a broader perspectiver. When rogesha-6 occupies bhava-3 mistrust of the siblings and cohort. Often in conflict with the daily business communications. Hostile messaging. Mental health concerns. When rogesha-6 occupies bhava-4 mistrust of the parents. Often in conflict with school, property-owners, ethnic habits, local pathways. Health issues for the motherr. one may experience reiterative passive mental instructions which assert that one is being victimized by an unjustly exploitive agency. This agency is Typically, apprehended as "the root culture" that is deeply embedded in the common-law ethnicity of the people in their place of settlement (4). The local folk culture is blamed as the putative agency which prevents one from gaining equity in matters of land-tenure, land-use, shelters, schools, and vehicles. Matters of fencing, defense of property, and the culture of obtainment of land ownership including usurious loans and unfair penalties is seen to be fundamentally (4) unjust. The local folkways, ancient customs, and established cultural norms of householding, farming, roadways, and land-ownership entitlements are seen to produce poverty and inequity. The ancient exploitations of the land, and mistreatment of the animals who take shelter in the rivers and forests, has resulted in a climate of toxicity in the homeland. Not only is there emotional toxicity through criminal greed; but also material pollution. One must undertake the role of a physician who offers medical service toward a deeply diseased body, knowing that the disease was produced by imbalanced habits. The physician can do nothing toward a cure if the patient persists in their ancient corrupt habituation. rogesha-6 brings an element of complaining and conflict into the family home; the parents may be ill or impoverished; or they may serve as police, military defenders, or medical workers. Generally associated with medical conditions of the heart, chest region, and afflictions of the watery tides of the body such as oedema. rogesha-6 in 11th-from-6th grants gainfulness (11) in protective ministries of service such as providing shelter to homeless creatures of the land be they humans, plants, or animals. The mother may suffer from illness physical or mental; the home may be robbed; and schooling can be experienced as adversarial to one' own security of belief. Nevertheless The ruler of 6 occupies the gainful 11th-from-svakshetra, suggesting income and profit from working in difficult school, home, farm, or transport conditions, from serving the disadvantaged, and from ministries of service related to the rashi of bhava-6 . When rogesha-6 occupies bhava-5 mistrust of the creative intelligence. Often in conflict with children, politicians, dramatic personalities, financial speculation, games. When rogesha-6 occupies bhava-6 mistrust of the physicians and medications. Often in conflict with clinical medicine, military service, servants, other sick peopler. When rogesha-6 occupies bhava-7 mistrust of the marriage partnerships. Often in conflict with legal contracts, alliances, counselors, advocates, deal-makers. Health issues for the spouse and for the mother's parents. When rogesha-6 occupies bhava-8 mistrust of the hidden, the secretive, the catastrophic (a beneficial pattern). Often in conflict with concealment, with the in-laws, with the spouse's assets. a protective Harsha Yoga is formed. Indeed one may experience reiterative passive mental instructions which assert that one is being victimized by an unjustly exploitive agency. However, this agency is a mysteriously erupting Great Force (8). The native does not feel bullied by unforeseen emergencies (8) beyond one's control. Cycles of death-and-rebirth may be blamed as the putative agency which prevents one from gaining equity in the realms of secret information, hidden knowledge, and camouflaged empowerments. However, it is also understood that rogesha-6 in bhava-8 facilitates quick recovery from even the most severe sickness. rogesha-6 brings an element of conflict and complaining into the realm of disaster, catastrophic changes, and transformations of identity. It is an excellent placement for a healer of any type. The in-laws = family of the first life-partner may be adversarial. Generally associated with medical conditions of the sexual-reproductive system; However, the se ailments arise fiercely then recede quickly once the required transformation has occurred. rogesha-6 in 3rd-from-6th grants commercial success from ministries of service that are explanatory, descriptive, skills-training, instructional, reporting, announcing, and documenting. When rogesha-6 occupies bhava-9 mistrust of the ideologies and doctrinest. Often in conflict with patriarchs, professors, pundits, presbyters, prophets, and patrons. Health issues for the father. Learning Pathway experience of reiterative passive mental instructions which assert that one is being victimized by an unjustly exploitive agency. This agency is Typically, apprehended as "the patronizers " (9) which may include one's own father, father-figures, professors, pundits, preachers, pontificators, popes, proselytes, and privileged patricians. One may feel belittled or bullied by the righteous patriarchy overall. One may at times feel enslaved by the supposedly benevolent paternalistic wisdom-figures who use one's labor for their own purpose without fair reward. The unfair rules of the universities, maths, their guru-figures, and global wisdom-providing networks are blamed as the putative agency which prevents one from gaining equity in the world's great centers of higher learning. One may feel particularly mistreated by indoctrinators, professors and universities. Unbalanced practices are seen to create exploitation of candidates to join the great world centers; one may experience graduate study or higher religious training as a form of poorly rewarded servitude. According to the victim narrative [story of being eaten] , patronizers disempower one's quest for higher wisdom. One may express an unbalanced approach toward obtainment of understanding in areas of philosophy, theology, theory. Global-scope activities place one into an unequal, ministerial, service-provider role such that one travels only as an in-service employee and rarely for purpose of grander enlightenment. rogesha-6 brings an element of conflict and complaining into the realms of philosophy, doctrine, theory and the preacher-teachers (9). The father-figure often has a military or medical career; he may suffer some illness or addiction which causes poor behavior. Generally associated with medical conditions for the native which afflict fertility due to mental conflict, and cause abdominal bloating. rogesha-6 in 4th-from-6th grants positive success from all ministries of service related to provision of foundational schooling, housing for the homeless, modes of transportation for those who are in need of vehicles, and protection for the vulnerabler. When rogesha-6 occupies bhava-10 mistrust of the social authorities. Often in conflict with government structures, institutions, elites. When rogesha-6 occupies bhava-11 mistrust of the friends and the marketplace profits. Often in conflict with the elder sibling, the father's younger brother, the source of revenue. one may experience reiterative passive mental instructions which assert that one is being victimized by an unjustly exploitive agency. This agency is Typically, apprehended as "the system" (11). The unfair rules of the Economic System are blamed as the putative agency which prevents one from gaining equity in the economic participation networks. One may at times feel enslaved by the financial-economic mechanisms. Unbalanced links are seen to create uneven pipelines of earnings distributions wherein the payment of awards for work accomplished is out-of-kilter, with many reaping rewards far out of balance with work done and many more being grossly under-rewarded. According to the narrative, the System disempowers one's marketplace earnings. One may express an unbalanced approach toward realizing social-material goals. rogesha-6 in 11 places one into an unequal, ministerial, service-provider role within the community of friends who are more gainful than oneself. rogesha-6 brings an element of conflict and complaining into the realm of economy and community (11). Elder siblings (if any) may be adversarial. Generally associated with medical conditions of the astral-linked-to-material nervous system, joints and connective tissues, and skin. rogesha-6 in 6th-from-6th grants positive income from all ministries of service. Servitude produces eventual eradication of debt. When rogesha-6 occupies bhava-12 a protective Harsha Yoga is formed. mistrust of the dreamworld (a beneficial pattern) . Often in conflict with the ancestor guides, with the sleeping arrangements, with foreign lands, with quietude. |
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EXAMPLES rogesha-6 [Surya in bhava-1]
rogesha-6 [Chandra in bhava-1]
rogesha-6 [Mangala in bhava-1]
[Mangala-Vṛścika] -- [Ruchaka Yoga]
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rogesha-6 [Budha in bhava-1] -- [dikbala]
rogesha-6 [Guru in bhava-1] -- [dikbala] [Guru-Karkata] -- [uchcha] [dikbala]
rogesha-6 [Shukra in bhava-1] [Shukra-Urisha] -- [Malavya Yoga]
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rogesha-6 [Shani in bhava-1]
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rogesha-6 in Bhava-1= 8th from svakshetra = Constitutional health issues Forced transformations. Sickness (6) medicines (6) betrayal (6) impoverishment (6) social conflict (6) and litigation (6) become the very stressful vehicles of identity transformation. Periods of rogesha-6 are undeniably difficult due to imbalance and distrust at many levels of perception -- notably physical toxicity. The Learning Goal is radical redefinition of the identity; the process is unbalanced, but the result is new truth and rebirth. Much depends on whether the rogesha-6 = papagraha (malefic) for the specific lagnar. Physique, mobility, competitive Energy, Uniquely Recognizable Appearance [1] in which 6-imbalances have been normalized
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Military identity Persistent health-related problem-sets, much emphasized during periods of rogesha-6 .
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6 = 2nd-from-5, indicating dematerialization of children If rogesha-1 = Shukra, patterns of addiction or sensual imbalance, combined with musical-artistic talent When rogesha is also lagnesha Mangala rogesha-6 is usually not a malefic influence for the Vṛścika-born, because Kuja is also the lagna-adhipati. Mithuna indriya-lagna , simha indriya-lagna, Kanya lagna, and Meena indriya-lagna can all experience some degree of weakened vitality due to rogesha-6 residing in Tanu bhava-1. Despite one's benevolent intent, one may becoming a lightning-rod for conflict, inadvertently attracting accusatory, litigious, and toxic personalities. rogesha-6 [Budha in bhava-1] -- [dikbala] = a strong tendency to be sick or injured, perhaps due to the delicately fragile nature of the communicative apparatus.
One born in the lunar nakshatra of this same graha which is rogesha-6 may have Learning Pathway experience of significant illness in childhood.
rogesha -6 impacts personality and social identity Personality = layers of energy-grid surrounding and interpenetrating the physical kernel. Personality seeks opportunity to align with experience of servitude and seeks to provide ministries of service . rogesha-6 in lagna indicates one enslaved to the mission of service to those in conflict or despair, for better or for worse. If one will serve those who are gripped by conflict and feeling victimized, all will be well for One . One who is not ready to serve may personally experience victimhood . As always with matters of Ari Bhava, "Serve or suffer." Criminal patterns
Must be understood in context of the overall vitality (1) including drishti to lagna and the character of the graha who is rogesha-6 . rogesha-6 = Guru will be easier than rogesha-6 = Shani; rogesha-6 = Budha may have a verbally fluent and socially charming style; but all are required to express the dramatic script elements of disagreement, debt, and disease . Often a long list of conflicts, accusations, and crimes.
Lifelong relationship to crime, exploitation, illness and drugs. May develop a highly adversarial personality that has power to engage in difficult, unfair dealings. One serves as an iconic representative of conflict and imbalance. Inserts a pre-incarnationally planned script of jealousy, quarrelling, debt, illness and accidents, and imbalances into the 1st house of the personality integrity and physical body. Frequent health-related problem-sets; accidents and injuries.
Chronic difficulties in the effort to maintain committed partnerships. Prone to experience disagreement in contractual relationships. Ability to represent the victim class and affinity for those in conflict. Very strong if Shani activates 6 and Shani is mixed with other significators of exploitation, disorientation, distrust, inequity, injustice, or marginalizstatus within a punitive social system. One may be suspicious and adversarial in character ends toward chronic illness or repeating cycles of disagreement. As one channels the embedded subconscious conflicts of their environment through their physical body. Might be a gifted physician if another good yoga provides a shield against invasive victim energy. Identifies strongly with conflict and disease whether personal or social Personality-identified with imbalanced, adversarial, or unequal situations. Dishonesty. If rogesha = Kuja = use of force
One may be publicly identified with social issues = conflict, exploitation, illness, poverty, prostitution, policing, and addictions (to name just a few). As always, the one who serves, using the talents and gifts inherent in the graha which is the rogesha-6 , will not suffer much. Mangala = sex, war, physically forced transformation, innovation
One currently incarnated with a placement of rogesha-6 in lagna should expect to remain in some form of explicit lifetime service to those who feel victimized, exploited, misused, disenfranchised, impoverished etc. rogesha-6 in 8th-from-svakshetra is not beneficial. " I am my inner argumentation and physical-behavioral imbalance." Loss of agreement: illness, imbalance, error, argument, conflict, debt, fighting, mani-money-lending, loss of agreement, The social identity is infused with the qualities of illegal operations, karma-yoga, criminalization / crime, prostitution, police, military, war, drugs and medicines, social work, divorce, conflict-management." |
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QUOTATION from Jyotiṣika BV Raman p. 261, Three Hundred Important Combinations -- #265 Vrana Yoga [in order for disease to develop]... " the 6th lord must be a malefic . This would be possible provided the ascendant is Gemini, Leo, Virgo, scorpio or Pisces. It occurs to me that Scorpio must be excepted as the 6th lord happens to be Lagnadhipathi himself . The presence of 6th lord, whether a benefic or malefic, in Lagna is always held to deplete the vitality of the horoscope. Probably, the malefic 6th lord, in addition to weakening the general structure of the horoscope, would also cause physical troubles." [end quote] |
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rogesha-6 in Bhava- 2 Sustenance / values / food / wealth / birth family rogesha-6 [Surya in bhava-2] [Surya-Mesha] -- [uchcha] rogesha-6 [Chandra in bhava-2] rogesha-6 [Mangala in bhava-2] [Mangala-Karkata] [nīcha] [Dhanayoga = Mangala-2 rules-11]
rogesha-6 [Budha in bhava-2]
rogesha-6 [Guru in bhava-2]
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rogesha-6 [Shukra in bhava-2] -- [svabhava] -- [dhanayoga]
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rogesha-6 [Shani in bhava-2]
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[Shani-Tula-uchcha]
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Indeed a wealth-yoga as the artha lord of the satkona occupies 9th-from svakshetra in the artha-collecting dhanasthāna. Wealth after divorce, or wealth from second marriage. Also, wealth from medicines (6) from war (6) from pollution (6) (for example, from burning of fossil fuels)
Heritage, collections, speech, storytelling, and Knowledge preservation [2] in which 6-imbalances have been normalized
EXAMPLE Inserts a pre-incarnationally planned script of jealousy, quarrelling, debt, conflict, illness and accidents, and imbalances into the 2nd house of family, face, and food/wealth. If rogesha-6 = Guru or Chandra, potentially strong Compassion for the exploited underclass. Talks about conflict, altercation, discusses war, debates exploitation, argues about pollution The family of origin stimulate conflict, altercation, disagreement, debt, and unsustainable contracts. Potential for litigation within the family rogesha-6 resides in the philosophical and often fortunate 9th-from-svakshetra Diseases (6) of the mouth and diseased eating patterns May suggest treasuries accrued (2) from medicine (6), war (6) pollution (6) exploitation (6) or theft (6). Identified through ancient knowledge and the family history, with large-scale and historic value conflicts.
Talks about slavery, disease-discomfort, exploitation, pollution and crime: Brings understanding of inherent, perhaps permanent, conflict within lineage values-fulfillment and traditions. May be a wise conflict manager who is not expecting resolution but rather seeks compromise and working agreements while working to achieve a higher perspective from which the disputes are easily settled. Gain of financial wealth and priestly reputation through managing disputes, resolving loan debt, and addressing health imbalance. Generally not a financially privileged person himself, but this varies according to the auspiciousness of the graha and yoga - rogesha-6 in 9th-angle in fact can produce family affluence. Danger of existing wealth being squandered by the mother's relatives (rogesha-6 represents mother's siblings and extended family). Family feud - usually about words, money, or stored-resources |
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EXAMPLES rogesha-6 [Surya in bhava-3]
rogesha-6 [Chandra in bhava-3]
rogesha-6 [Mangala in bhava-3]
[Mangala-Maraka-Draco] -- [uchcha]
rogesha-6 [Budha in bhava-3]
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[Budha-Meena ] [nīcha]
rogesha-6 [Guru in bhava-3]
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rogesha-6 [Shukra in bhava-3]
rogesha-6 = [Shani in Bhava-3] [Shani-Tula] -- [uchcha]
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rogesha-6 in Bhava- 3 siblings / teamwork / Local group / mental process
Management-and-Communications [3] in which 6-imbalances have been normalized
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rogesha-6 in dignified 10th-from-svakshetra =
if rogesha-6 = Shani, tremendously hard worker one may be actually enslaved to one's work yet socially recognized even by one's enemies lung disease or kidney-pancreas disease due to smoking or other stress-response behavior of hands, lungs, arms, shoulders
Inserts a pre-incarnationally planned script of jealousy, quarrelling, debt, illness and accidents , and imbalances into the 3rd house of sales, meetings, scheduling and planning, competition, mental health, siblings, neighbors, and business communications. Ministries of Service for Protection (4) of the Exploited (6) One may have a special expertise in providing basic protection education-and-housing for students from exploited, impoverished or conflicted backgrounds, such as teaching in war zones or providing shelter to refugees. Beneficial placement for home-based medical care . If the graha is benevolent, indicates a capable adult educator of underclass, criminals, diseased, police or military. With rogesha-6 located in the goal oriented 11th-from-6th, one may become empowered to provide a stronger life foundation for the ostracized and disadvantaged.
when benefic, rogesha-6 in bhava-3 may indicate literary or narrative writing, or media-communications, carrying the message of exploitation, imbalance, criminalization / crime, greed, caste bigotry, conflict , and contempt.
Animosity and disputes in teamwork communications . It is a growth-challenge to get along with the work-group. Quarrelling with siblings; a younger sibling is ill, addicted, argumentative, or in debt
rogesha-6 in 3 = must invest more energy into the team than one is able to extract in the form of support from the team.
May be known for perfectionistic (6) tantrums in the work group (3) or the alternative = simply refusing to hear (3) bad news
May feel enslaved (6) to planning, media communications, and administrative (6) processes. rogesha-6 in 3 = cranky arguments. Rarely in balance with those who manage one's communications (such as public relations experts and various 'handlers') although one is in servitude to them. Conflict management method consists of having many, many meetings. Beneficial for success in exploitive or competitive business. Short-term travel such as family holidays is expensive or quarrelsome. May spend heavily on seminars and skills trainings, especially wealth building conferences. Self-help junkie. Overall comfortable and pleasing results from mani-money-lending, high-conflict/high stakes disputes. However, this native faces a lifetime of conflict management in the business world and in his personal head. Warlike thoughts, prone to create disagreements just for the challenge of resolving them. One's personal conflicts and illnesses = visible to the public. talks about conflict. style of talking depends upon the graha EXAMPLE - governance, social-justice, diplomatic, rahu-amplified Shani rogesha-6 = [Shani in Bhava-3] -- [Shani-Tula] -- [uchcha]
Jungle Book 1865-1936 Empire Rudyard Kipling [Shani-Tula] -- [uchcha] [visionary-fantasizingArcturus-4] vigorous producer of War Propaganda. [3] |
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The three women pictured in this incredible photograph from 1885 -- Anandibai Joshi of India, Keiko Okami of Japan, and Sabat Islambouli of Syria -- each became the first licensed female doctors in their respective countries. The three were students at the Women' s Medical College of Pennsylvania; one of the only places in the world at the time where women could study medicine. As Mallika Rao writes in HuffPost, "If the timing doesn't seem quite right, that's understandable. In 1885, women in the U.S. still couldn't vote, nor were they encouraged to learn very much. Popular wisdom decreed that studying was a threat to motherhood." Given this, how did three women from around the world end up studying there to become doctors? The credit, according to Christopher Woolf of PRI's The World, goes to the Quakers who " believed in women' s rights enough to set up the WMCP way back in 1850 in Germantown.” Woolf added, " It was the first women' s medical college in the world, and immediately began attracting foreign students unable to study medicine in their home countries. First they came from elsewhere in North America and Europe, and then from further afield. Women, like Joshi in India and Keiko Okami in Japan, heard about WMCP, and defied expectations of society and family to travel independently to America to apply, then figure out how to pay for their tuition and board... . Besides the international students, it also produced the nation' s first Native American woman doctor, susan La Flesche, while African Americans were often students as well. Some of whom, like Eliza Grier, were former slaves." https://www.facebook.com/amightygirl/photos/a.360833590619627/2105483642821271 |
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EXAMPLES rogesha-6 [Surya in bhava-4] rogesha-6 [Chandra in bhava-4] [Chandra-Urisha] -- [uchcha] -- [dikbala]
rogesha-6 [Mangala in bhava-4]
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rogesha-6 [Budha in bhava-4]
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rogesha-6 [Guru in bhava-4]
[Guru-Makara] [nīcha] rogesha-6 [Shukra in bhava-4] [Shukra-Simha] -- [dikbala]
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[Shukra-Meena] -- [uchcha] -- [Malavya Yoga] -- [dikbala]
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rogesha-6 [Shani in bhava-4]
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one may be bitterly deceived or blamed, or repeatedly mistreated by mother-figures, parents and caretakers, schoolteachers, police-protectors, farmers-fishers, transportation agents such as drivers and vehicle mechanics, housing agents such as builders and fencers, patriots and defenders. illness or injury or misue of medication may be coded into the lives of the parents, the protectors, the stabilizers, the anchors, the shelters. Often conflict with foundational schoolteachers, exacerbated when rogesha is amplifed by Rahu, or harsh such as Shani, or aggressive such as Kuja. The childhood home [4] can be a location of conflict, grievance, misbehavior of caretakers. rogesha-6 in Bhava- 4 resides in the income-earning, goal-achieving, gainful 11th-from-svakshetra.
Bhava-4 can indicate "the end of things " Parents and guardians (4) may be involved in a ministry of medical service or military service (6) Customary Culture and Household Rhythms [4] in which 6-imbalances have been normalized
EXAMPLES One's own ministry of service is focused upon delivery (3rd-from) of basic foundational needs (4) such as education, shelter, and physical security for the war-afflicted, impoverished, and marginalized.
Rogesha = conflict exploitation pollution accusation = impacts Childhood home May experience poverty, servitude, exploitation, or family conflict in the childhood home. Mother may struggle especially with unfair, imbalanced conditions per the rogesha-6 graha.
Rogesha impacts Agriculture and Fishing rogesha impacts Mother's health
rogesha impacts the homeland Conflict or servitude in the land of one's birth, amongst one's own people. Impoverishment and exploitation in the homeland or in the home. Imbalance in the environments of home, school, local folkways, ancient customs, and established cultural norms, parents, social and emotional foundations. May bring debt, quarrelling, illness and accidents, and imbalances into the 4th house of shelter, mother's culture, vehicles, owned-stewarded properties, and schooling. Disagreement with the tenets of conventional education. Often the education is not completed due to health issues or conflict with schoolteachers or parents. Shani typically gives perplexingly diverse results for the Kanya nativity. Rogesha [Shani in Bhava-4] rules
rogesha Shani-4 can bring conflict into the home. Extra annihilating oppression in [Mūla] . For Simha-lagna and Kanya-lagna, one may be held culpable for the failure of brittle, overly regulated, or aging systems. Tendency to be blamed or victimized by Massive Systems [Shani] Rogesha-6 impacts Schooling and Customary Rhythms of household life As a general rule, rogesha-6 Budha in 4 harms the foundational socialization education. The relationship with schoolteachers and police is conflicted in some fashion (according to the graha). One may be impatient or argumentative with the pace or content of conventional schooling and controvert the customary socialization process. However, rogesha-6 in 4 = rogesha-6 in 11th from svakshetra; one may enjoy economic gains (11) and often many friends (11) despite a somewhat unsettled foundational level of home, school, and customary rhythms. rogesha-6 [Shani in bhava-4]
Identified with polarizing catalysis via property ownership-stewardship and interrupted education, with unfulfilled commitments and quarrels or illness in the family home or the homeland. May be issues in schooling [4] The interruptions and conflicts are nevertheless gainful for One; even schooling may be improved due to sharpened argumentative skills. If rogesha-6 is a natural malefic, parents * especially mother * Suffer disease and polarizing catalysis from The workplace or accusatory lawsuits that can disturb the settled routines of the home. One carries work conflict into the home, creating an argumentative or accusing environment. Often a legacy behavior, passed from father to son. Illness for the mother, especially internal toxicity from managing outside stress that has penetrated the home. Too-heavy mortgage debt on properties, or exorbitant cost to purchase properties that can neither be lived in nor sold. Struggle and quarrels from scarce resources en route to establishing basic social and emotional security. However, lord of 11th from 4th in bandhu bhava will eventually resolve into profitable housing and property-ownership conditions, albeit after much disagreement, debt, and often divorce.
It is generally not good for life stability when a dusthamsha lord gets into a kendra, especially the most fundamental life-support kendra which is bhava-4.
Eventually, the conflict and debt incurred from home mortgage, educational loans, car loans, and mother's illness may yield a fruitful profit. Heavy loan burden throughout life, yet may pay down their debts through surprise gainfulness. Periods of bandesha-4 may generally produce gains of stability, rootedness, property ownership-stewardship , vehicle ownership, educational attainment. However, in the process of stabilizing the self and family, creating a safe home, completing the education, there is much imbalance. One might not be permitted finish school because one has to work in a form of servitude. Not available to parent or support one's children due to laboring in service to others. Disputes with the spouse about how to operate the home and properties. rogesha impacts the childhood home Persistence conflict, indebtedness or illness in One 's early childhood home. In adulthood, the upachaya angle 11th-from can be gainful. |
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EXAMPLE rogesha-6 [Surya in bhava-5]
rogesha-6 [Chandra in bhava-5]
rogesha-6 = [Mangala in bhava-5]
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rogesha-6 [Budha in bhava-5]
rogesha-6 [Guru in bhava-5]
rogesha-6 [Shukra in bhava-5]
[Shukra-Kanya] [nīcha] rogesha-6 [Shani in bhava-5]
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rogesha-6 in Bhava- 5 6th-angle representing conflicts-disagreement-exploitation-war affects 5th-angle center-stage roles such as drama * genius * children * willfulness * royalty * gambling * games * celebration * fame * political elections rogesha-6 resides in the vague, dreamy, de-materializing 12th-from-svakshetra. rogesha-6 in Bhava- 5= a supportive placement because the criticizing, disagreeable behaviors of the rogesha-6 are somewhat dissolved in the devitalized 12th-from and re-emerge as imaginative, creative performance Within the high-drama worlds of politics, drama, and gambling, one may aspire to conduct service ministries to the unfairly treated, to those who cannot advocate for themselves [such as animals], or to the sick and disadvantaged.
Politics, drama, creativity, Games, children, and Entitlement [5] in which 6-imbalances have been normalized
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rogesha-6 = [Surya in bhava-5] [svabhava] [Surya-Karkata] brings the environment of exploitation, toxicity, and the victim narrative [story of being eaten] (6) into the political arena (5). Conflict is approached with a brightly creative, political style [Surya] often based in personal individual self-confidence. Potential for deep political conflicts (6) Typically, the political intelligence responds mainly to conditions of victimization [being eaten] and injustice. When Surya gains strength via association or via rashi, confidence in one's own ability to solve the injustice problems remains highr. rogesha-6 = [Chandra in bhava-5] -- [Chandra-Mithuna] Challenging placement. May benefit from therapeutic support. Defensive, litigious Chandra prone toward emotionalized grievance, accusation, and dispute. Check contents of roga-sthana to see the target of resentments. Rogesha brings the environment of exploitation, toxicity, and the victim narrative [story of being eaten] (6) into the political arena (5) and into the character of the Mother. Hurtful conversations, emotional injury, mistreatment of perceived adversaries. Disinclination toward children. Yet, when consciousness is advanced, potential for splendid ministry toward sick or harmed children. When one's own wounds have been tended, may use communicative skills to help others in pain. But first one's own issues need soothing. When less conscious, may manifest as jealousy toward siblings, neighbors, team-mates, co-workers, and generally those in the mental vicinity. Injurious complaint regarding matters of creativity, entitlement, authorship, genius, and centrality.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Leibniz–Newton_calculus_controversy rogesha-6 = [Mangala in bhava-5] Ari-pati Kuja brings the environment of exploitation, toxicity, and the victim narrative [story of being eaten] (6) into the theatrical, speculative, political arena (5). Conflict is approached with a direct, innovative, pioneering style [Kuja] often based in sporting competition and contest.
However, the auspice for offspring suggests conflict especially regarding the eldest child exploitation, toxicity, and the victim narrative [story of being eaten] (6) into the political arena (5). Conflict is approached with a logical, calculating, programmatic argumentation [Budha] often based in commercial skill. rogesha-6 [Guru in bhava-5] brings the environment of exploitation, toxicity, and the victim narrative [story of being eaten] (5) into the political arena (6). Conflict is approached with a humanistic understanding [Guru] often based in doctrinal teachings. For a feminine nativity, the husbandly-companion may develop a masculine illness.
rogesha-6 [Shukra in bhava-5] brings the environment of exploitation, toxicity, and the victim narrative [story of being eaten] into the political arena. Conflict is approached with a brokerage, arrangement, bargaining, equity-seeking style [Shukra] often based in advising and negotiating skills. Tendency for children to have ailments or unfair disadvantages, and in general some disagreeable conditions [6] in romance. For a masculine nativity, the wifely-companion may develop a feminine sickness.
rogesha-6 [Shani in bhava-5] brings the environment of exploitation, toxicity, and the victim narrative [story of being eaten] (6) into the political arena (5). Conflict is approached with a strict, legalistic style [Shani] often based in hierarchical position and governance duties. Stress from politics and children
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Ruler of 2nd-from-5th in bhava-5
Injuries whilst showing off, performing, or gambling
Professor Budha's ruler finds neutral territory in the svabhava of Surya. However+ rogesha-6 brings sickness and conflict wherever He goes. In bhava-5+ rogesha-6 indicates disharmony in relations with children despite granting them considerable financial well-being One 's own childhood may not have been very amicable, and One will transfer their disagreeable, adversarial, criticizing behaviors to one's own children.
rogesha-6 = karaka for conflict and loss of agreement = 12th-from-yuvatisthana. If the graha is a strong benefic, reduced polarizing catalysis and the children may be spoiled through overindulgence but not ill. If the graha is an empowered malefic, significant issues with the children's health, especially the eldest child. The lover (5) is also beset with conflict and dispute, ranging from poverty and addiction to celebrity levels of exploitation and servitude. Often the lover is chronically ill. Much conflict in the personal self-expression, but if the graha is favorable One may be an artist expressing themes of exploitation and social conflict in an authentic and vivid personal styler. Inserts a pre-incarnationally planned script of jealousy, quarrelling, debt, illness and accidents, and imbalances into putriki-sthāna-5 signifying children, politics, speculation, and amusements. Animosity or ill-health of the childrenr. Residing in 12th from 6th, the rogesha-6 in 5 loses some of its natural conflict-and-accusation power. Also generally disinclined toward children. There may be jealousy amongst the children, the politicians, or the performance artists. Conflict over creative output.
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EXAMPLE rogesha-6 [Surya in bhava-6] rogesha-6 = [Chandra in bhava-6]
rogesha-6 [Mangala in bhava-6]
rogesha-6 [Budha in bhava-6] [Budha-Kanya] -- [uchcha]
rogesha-6 [Guru in bhava-6]
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rogesha-6 [Shukra in bhava-6]
rogesha-6 [Shani in bhava-6]
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Rogesha-6 in Bhava- 6 - the Remediator The patterns which produce imbalance, animosity, disease-discomfort, accusation, poverty, criminalization / crime, exploitation and addiction ... are met " head-on" by the ruler of these patterns. Here is a conflicted environment aided by a matching ruler indicating a disagreeable situation that is nonetheless actively seeking remediation. Results may be favorable but rarely comfortable. If one has the knowledge and foresight to choose a ministry of service then expect great success according to the nature of the graha. Excellent placement for professionals in medicine, military, or ministry. Remediation and Assistance [6] in which 6-imbalances have been normalized
Rogesha-6 = Simha Surya in bhava-6 Confident commitment to radiate from the center of conflict scenes, shining brightly. Whether born male or female, one acquires father-figure authority. Can signal material-social success in highly contested domains. The conflict is often intellectual [Surya] rather than physical. Surya-type service = militarized royalty, high-profile criminal lawsuits, controversial medical practice, or dramatic argument in the politics of medicine. Cardiology, blood, light-healing. Presuming service not arrogance, also a radiant position for Surya- Mesha (military, athletics, competitions) and Surya-Vṛścika (military, criminal investigations, surgery, explosives). Rogesha-6 = Karkata Chandra in bhava-6 Emotional attachment to a mother who is herself dedicated to service, yet conflicted and often exploited. Whether born male or female, one acquires mother-figure caretaker roles such as nursing and home medicinary. Often feels emotionally threatened and may be betrayed by closest caretakers. One conscious of this pre-birth decision can watch as the personal life hurts while the professional service deepens. Chandra-6 in any rashi accepts a lifetime of caring for those who may cheat, lie, and betray one personally; and the bodily health is often wracked by liquid disorders. Yet caring, rhythmic Chandra can yield a broader social-material ministry supporting women-and-children, stabilizing a people and their way of life, and protecting the most vulnerable. Rogesha-6 = Mangala in bhava-6 * Vṛścika or Mesha When the imbalanced situation demands pro-active movement, dominating vigor, and invasive fighting, mangala-6 signals social-material success. drishti from Kuja-6 enters 9, 12, and 1 afflicting the father and energizing the fleshbody. Dispenses quickly with enemies. Aggressive and litigious when provoked. Often the fiercest in battle (whether blood-war or verbal argument). Usually a winner in high-conflict environments. Splendid placement for military strategists, criminal investigators, or medical surgeons.
Rogesha-6 [Budha in bhava-6] [svabhava]* Kanya or Mithuna Often an argumentative advocate for minority opinions, disfavored viewpoints, or for those who are marginalized or exploited, budha-6 must talk about problems and problematics. Although one perhaps cannot stop complaining, and is not the easiest person to live with, in the harness of professional service Budha's logical incisiveness can become a successful weapon. Remediating discourse serves effectively in areas of controversial medical treatment. Budha-6 svakshetra also verbally brings attention to the plight of the marginalized.. The kumara in 6 is the master of logical detail, involved in every species of accusatory litigation, especially criminal defense. Rogesha-6 [Guru in bhava-6] * Dhanus or Meena Often discomforted by ailments of excess digestive nutrient and over-abundance, such as obesity or gout.
Generous and inclusive toward criminals, fighters, exploiters, and the vulnerable ailing miserable masses. May be an expansionist agent dealing inclusively with enemies and accusers. Rogesha-6 [Shukra in bhava-6] = Vrishabha or Tula Relationships of pleasure and equity with servants, employees, slaves, physicians, pharmacists, military officers, relatives of the mother. May be accused of injustice or discomforted by ailments of sweet sensuality and luxurious wealth, such as drug addiction, alcoholism, sex addictions, or improper financial behaviors such as usury. Indicates kidney disorders complicated by behavioral imbalances. Accommodating and trusting toward exploitive relationships, toxic substances, and criminal activities. May experience pleasure in giving or receiving misery, warfare, mistreatment, divorce, suffering or victimization [being eaten] .
Rogesha-6 [Shani in bhava-6] = Makara or Kumbha For Kanya-born or Simha-born, the experience of each Scarcity Shani bhukti may be restrictive, impoverished, punitive . For a higher consciousness, the Shani experience may be perceived aestheticly as elegantly materialistic and relentlessly disciplined. Simha-born may meet a marriage challenge involving spousal health or betrayal of trust, due to Shani rogesha. Kanya-born may have fertility delays or restrictions upon creativity and children. However, Shani svakshetra can expect to succeed through lawful endurance. Usually Shani's ultimate material achievement would result from an attitude of stony, unyielding, inflexible, stubborn stamina. Shani-6 is has the super-power of outlasting the enemy.
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One fights Argument with Argument.
Splendid position for physicians, social workers, loan-writers, and healers of the dispossessed and disenfranchised. Some identification with the victim script; may feel obliged to act with some disloyalty toward the marriage contract, but not always. Inserts a pre-incarnationally planned script of jealousy, quarrelling, debt, illness or accidents, and imbalances into bhava-6 where these conflicts are generally overwhelmed by one's own internal argumentation.
Prefers the company of work-mates to the companionship of one's own family members. Generally not helpful for maintaining lifelong monogamy, since dissolving or reinterpreting promises, vows, trust = part of the psychic program. Yet, many exceptions and supports.
A strong example of loyalty and devotion in a monogamous marriage even with rogesha-6 in 6 : Possible jealousy amongst one's enemies; this weakens the enemies and benefits One r. It Is what It Is Even while other graha in the nativity may cause the native to speak or think in a more humanistic style, rogesha-6 in 6 can become an Agent of Crime, Exploitation, war, accusation, betrayal, toxicity, pollution
rogesha-6 in the vitalized first = svakshetra. Illness is treated effectively by physicians, but they are expensive, loans are available to solve financial problem-sets, but debt is expensive, conflicts are resolved by attorneys, but their services are expensive. Supportive placement for physicians, druggists, loan officers, attorneys, police, military, and jailers. There is plenty of conflict in the life, but this conflict is addresses in a socially appropriate way. Best results when rogesha-6 is a fierce malefic (the fiercer, the better). If rogesha-6 is a natural pleasure-giver subhagraha suffers psychological denial and may throw good money after bad. Insists upon a wrong cure for illness, or being tricked by charlatan physicians. Shukra gives sugar or sensual addictions. Loss of balance, toxicity, overspending on luxuries, false entitlements ending in servitude. However, may have extraordinary insight into medical cures for others If rogesha-6 is a natural malefic , comfortable results via ministry of service. One develops a practical approach to the quarrelsome environment in which one finds oneself. Triumph over enemies. Splendid for criminal attorney or military, or for physician who perceives disease as the enemy (rather than the paymaster). Illnesses or injury from heroic action in a conflict. Success in high-conflict environments. If rogesha-6 is neutral (Budha, chandra, Ketu) one may be prone to digestive upset but may become a health nut in their pursuit of the perfect diet. Master of the selling argument. Frequently signifies a good career in military, medicine , or property-vehicle-educational sales (3rd-from-4th).. Preincarnationally planned experience within the Learning Pathway may involve conflict, but one has precisely the correct skills to deal with it. If rogesha-6 = malefic, one = a realist with a pragmatic acceptance of the dark side of human nature. Realism allows him to skillfully negotiate the terrain of ignorance and conflict, even while being bound into it. If a highly dignified malefic, may support advanced professional conflict skills in law and medicine. If rogesha-6 = Shukra, relationship distrust, characteristic denial via "Pollyanna" false sweetening; and illnesses due to addiction to drugs or sensual indulgence. If rogesha-6 = Guru: takes a philosophical and religious approach, and ministers to a people or even a planet in polarizing catalysis . Tendency to take on extremely large-scale problem-sets, which cannot by their nature be solved during one's lifetime. If one can accept that the problem-set is structural (to an individual or to civilization) the ministry can continue in peace. Otherwise, illnesses due to over-expansion and over-interaction with conflict and criminals. Criticism
300 Combinations 1912-1998 Jyotiṣika B. V. Raman paraphrases BPHS saying that " when the 6th lord is in the 6th,
In the modern psychological typology (DSM-5) this characteristic may match the concept of Borderline Personality Disorder which is motivated by a terror of abandonment. BPD sufferers attack those close to them while being charming and solicitous to strangers. The disorder may emerge in those who were abandoned or threatened with abandonment by their parents. |
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EXAMPLES rogesha-6 = [Surya in bhava-7]
rogesha-6 [Chandra in bhava-7] rogesha-6 [Mangala in bhava-7]
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rogesha-6 [Guru in bhava-7]
[Guru-Makara-Draco] [nīcha]
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rogesha-6 [Shukra in bhava-7]
rogesha-6 [Shani in bhava-7] -- [dikbala]
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rogesha-6 in Bhava- 7= rogesha-6 in the acquisitive, sensual, knowledgeable 2nd from svakshetra. disagreeable, ailing conflict (6) in the pursuit of balanced relationships It is a potentially pernicious placement which requires conscious attention.
advising-and-brokerage [7] in which 6-imbalances have been normalized
EXAMPLE rogesha-6 = [Surya in bhava-7] -- [Surya-Kanya]
rogesha-6 [Chandra in bhava-7] -- [Chandra-Simha] Often signals an alliance beset by emotional grievance. Social pressure may sustain the union, and the spouse may thrive in a parental or caretaking role [not as an equal partner]. Still, those habitual [Karkata] complaints, accusations, infidelities, and illnesses, which characterize the rogesha, have found their way into the lifepartnership. However well cared-for, one remains unsatisfied. rogesha-6 [Mangala in bhava-7] Brings aggressive, argumentative conflict into the marriage.
For Vṛścika-born, faithless promises and alliances with enemies. Never having certainty regarding trustworthiness. Enemies [6] act like advisors [7]. Yet one is driven by the life-force [lagnesha Mangala] to continue haggling, energize the negotiations, seek diplomatic agreement.
Emotional proclivity to break contracts in poor faith. Often argues that contracts are unsustainable for external reasons, but the true motive is emotional disloyalty. rogesha-6 [Budha in bhava-7]
rogesha-6 [Guru in bhava-7] rogesha-6 [Shani in bhava-7] -- [dikbala] However, generally rogesha-6 Shani who resists change and forbids energetic movement does not have permission to process anger [Mangala]. Therefore, the bitterness of Shani tends to remain fixed in place, unaddressed and unresolved while Shani works to maintain the socially approved terms of agreement. [Shani in Bhava-7] adds a dose of conventional social expectations, duty, sobriety, longevity, and loyalty to the contract (not always to the person, but to the contract). Shani activates-6 in 7 can suggest chronic animosity or health concerns for the life-partner; despite the loyalty there is marital friction. marriage alliance prone to unfair terms of contract; animosity influences agreements; harmony disturbed by accusations and complaints; less benevolent for lasting marriage, requires conscious skill; first marriage alliance often beset by animosity or illness.
Alternatively, first spouse may be healthy but have some quality of disagreeability which provokes arguments. Partnership experience is affected by agency of disproportion = incompatible social class background, unfaithfulness to the contract, quarrelling debt, illness and accidents, and imbalance. rogesha-6 resides in the acquisitive 2nd-from-svakshetra. This is a very tricky position , but it can be successfully managed with consciousness and teamwork. Budha-7 functions well in advocacy and representation for the disadvantaged. Budha-7 can provide articulation of the dilemmas of 6 which can promote more clear discussions and planning for 6-topics such as war, poverty, disease.
Less benevolent for marriage unless both spouses share an avowed (7) commitment to ministries of service on behalf the downtrodden and exploited. Even whilst a ministry that pursues great equity for others may be satisfying, the mate (7) tends to have health imbalances (6). Disagreement in the union, even if superficial, is frequent. May promotes the fair and equal (7) treatment of the disenfranchised
Makes agreements (6) that maintain contracts under unbalanced conditions. The promises and deals may sustain the core balance even in conditions of criminal activity and widespread distrust. rogesha-6 controls disagreeable environments, including dis-verse (turning away = divorce) The ruler of aristhāna in occupation of bhava-7 may indicate pollution, crankiness, blaming behaviors, illness, jealousy, drug addiction, or chronic poverty in the characteristics of the personal or professional partnerships. Financial mismanagement (6), accepting exorbitant loans (6) or reckless over-spending (6) by the spouse, and general imbalance in married life due to to the mate's lack (6) of negotiating skills are some of the consequence of this position. General signification of illness and animosity in the spousal attitude. May be relieved if the lifepartner has chosen a ministry of service as a medical worker, social worker, warrior, or criminal attorney. If the mate does not have a professional ministry of service, there may be Learning Pathway experience of jealousy, addiction, or toxicity in alliances, bargained agreements, and contractual partnerships. If the graha is benefic, may signify a lifetime of negotiating quarrels, but one may have much success in this pursuit if supported with professional training, e.g. attorney, military officer
Another outcome of rogesha-6 pleasure-giver subhagraha in 7 = the first spouse may suffer some definitively chronic or serious illness. If the graha is malefic the spouse may have some relationship-damaging behaviors such as a persistently adversarial approach toward making agreements, inability to make or keep a promise, or a long-term illness or addiction, or perhaps mental imbalance. In marriage, the spouse is functioning as a mirror of One 's unseen traits. Therefore what appears to be spousal resistance to promise-making is actually One 's own reactive karma, which has attracted a perfect mirror. If One is able to address one's own negative thoughts and feelings regarding the futility of long-term promises, alliances, true health, and balanced contracts, then the perceived challenges in marriage can be understood as a personal learning pathway. Once valued for their learning potential, these arguments can acquire surprisingly positive value. Ultimately the journey is about one's own spiritual realization. The spouse is simply a mirrorr. Lord of 12th-from-7 occupies 7
If Guru the Multiplier occupies 7 = two marriages. Spouse = often ill, either mentally or physically; spouse seeks sanctuary from the world; spouse = a rather non-participatory person. Spouse brings debt into the marriage. Favorable profession outcome 6 = 9th from 10th
In any case, look closely at the character of the rogesha-6 before pronouncing a negative judgment. If the rogesha-6 also rules another favorable domain, the negative effects may be balanced by strong benefits in another aspect of marital exchange. E.g., perhaps the rogesha-6 is also the vriddhi-pati-11 , as Kuja for Mithuna lagna. In this case, Kuja in bhava-7 shows a spouse with a combative approach toward intimate partnership, and resistance to making promises, but also quite gainful, and helps One achieve one's life goals. and May signal a successful negotiating career (particularly good for lawyers) but also a quarrelsome, unstable, or exhausting marriage. One may get into servitude for the spouse's agenda, or the spouse may be in servitude to another power. |
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EXAMPLES rogesha-6 [Surya in bhava-8] -- [Harsha Yoga] [Surya-Vanika] [nīcha] rogesha-6 [Chandra in bhava-8] -- [Harsha Yoga]
rogesha-6 [Mangala in bhava-8] -- [Harsha Yoga]
[Mangala-Makara-Draco] -- [uchcha]
rogesha-6 [Budha in bhava-8] --- [Harsha Yoga]
rogesha-6 [Guru in bhava-8] --- [Harsha Yoga]
rogesha-6 [Shukra in bhava-8] --- [Harsha Yoga ]
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rogesha-6 [Shani in bhava-8] [Shani-Mesha] -- [nīcha] -- [Harsha Yoga]
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[Shani-Meena] -- [Harsha Yoga]
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rogesha-6 occupies Bhava-8 = [Harsha Yoga] [हर्ष - excitement, arousal] prevents crushing harm from criminal or polluted exploitations, instead reinterpreing the mistreatment into harmless useful servicer. secret discoveries, emergencies, and healing rejuvenations [8] in which 6-imbalances have been normalized
Splendid placement for occultists, healers, surgeons, psychiatrists, medical scientists, disaster first-responders, explosives experts, recovery workers, spiritual initiators, criminal detectives, midwives, vulcanologists, shamans [Surya in bhava-8] -- [Harsha Yoga] [Chandra in bhava-8] -- [Harsha Yoga]
[Mangala in bhava-8] -- [Harsha Yoga]
[Budha in bhava-8] -- [Harsha Yoga] [Guru in bhava-8] -- [Harsha Yoga] [Shukra in bhava-8] -- [Harsha Yoga] [excitement, arousal] prevents crushing harm from engagement with cruelty, criminality, pollution, or dehumanizing exploitations. Instead, socially reinterprets the misconduct into blameless acts of service. Even when accused, no jail. Shukra may seem to be sadistic, or to enjoy the suffering of others. Yet, one is perceived to be helping not hurting.
[Shani in bhava-8] -- [Harsha Yoga] Transformative healers. Crisis after Crisis. Health upheavals, surgeries, disasters, unexpected events, secret healings -- an endless cycle of changes produces a patterns of suddenly transformed new identities. Harsha yoga grants protection from harm in conditions of secrecy and danger. Required element of occult mystery or secrecy in their method. Graha born into randhrabhava = subject to the fast spinning of the cycle (8) of self-destruction and rebirth (8). The speed of change-of-form = shocking = terrifying or exhilarating. Matters of the bhava ruled by graha in bhava-8 are controlled by this fast-turning, re-cycling , identity-destroying and regenerating hidden life force. Effects of graha in 8 may be perceived as frightening, secretive, occult, mysterious, apocryphal, hidden, shocking magical, rejuvenating and changing-changing-changing.
rogesha-6 in the messaging 3rd-from svakshetra = auspicious for destruction of impoverishing loans , transformation of poisons into healing medicines, regeneration via conflict, divorce, sickness, jail, and war.
Gift for communicating (3) about poverty-debt-disease-war-pollution-exploitation (6) servitude, social marginalization -- to produce a result of transformative healing (8) [Harsha Yoga] = rogesha-6 in 8 = catastrophic situations destroy debts, conditions of dematerialization (8) become profitable, obtainment of secret loans, transformation of disease via self-destruction and rebirth also, with interference from Rahu-Ketu, may suggest hidden diseases A surprisingly beneficial arrangement which destroys chronic imbalance and creates a new life-force from the carnage of the old conflict. Rapid turnings of the cycle of birth and death may bring tantric knowledge of magic and scientific knowledge of physical rejuvenation. Dhana-Yoga for wealth.
Inserts a pre-incarnationally planned script of jealousy, vindictiveness, quarrelling, debt, illness and accidents, and imbalances into the transformative destructive-regeneration-rebirth 8th house. rogesha-6 resides in 3rd-from-svakshetra.
This BPHS prognosis seems rather odd to me since rogesha-6 in Ayur bhava is generally a rather supportive placement. It is true that rogesha-6 carries a script of disagreement wherever the rogesha-6 goes. However, everything in randhra bhava is rather quickly destroyed and reborn. If what is in randhra bhava happens to be the rogesha-6 , then disagreement will be quickly transformed into some new form which preserves the essence but changes the container. Ine is often a skilled and speedy re-crafter of relationships which have become inimical rogesha-6 in 8 is able to quick-change (8) the social identity and appearance of the disagreement, transforming it into something of continuing vitality. Negative implications
randhresha-8 in Mrityusthāna = a socially favorable arrangement if the rogesha-6 is empowered, because the exploitive, unbalanced, impoverished sixth-house agenda is "destroyed" or transformed into something new and exciting, in the magically transformative cauldron of randhrasthāna-8 the sphincter-sphinx aperture-opening. rogesha-6 in bhava-8 is a marker of significant wealth , because debt is destroyed through sudden and catastrophic change . Health may be damaged though using The earthen body as a vehicle for managing conflict, but if so a new body (or new body parts!) will be provided. Great wealth is possible due to a lifetime essentially free of the acquisition of debt. Some illness of the internal"hidden" sexual organs, such as prostate in men and uterus/ovaries in women. Benefits the use of conventional service roles o facilitate sudden, forced transformations (" paradigm shifts ") in the collective conscious. Normal people who cause the masses to see things in a new way. |
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EXAMPLES rogesha-6 [Surya in bhava-9]
[Surya-Vṛścika
rogesha-6 [Chandra in bhava-9]
rogesha-6 [Mangala in bhava-9]
rogesha-6 [Budha in bhava-9] [Budha-Kanya] -- [uchcha]
rogesha-6 [Guru in bhava-9]
rogesha-6 [Shukra in bhava-9]
rogesha-6 [Shani in Bhava-9] [Shani-Mesha] [nīcha]
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rogesha-6 in Bhava- 9 rogesha-6 incompleteness resides in security-seeking 4th-from-svakshetra. public-guidance and patronage [9] in which 6-imbalances have been normalized
EXAMPLE
on the positive side: philosophy (9) of service (6)
on the negative side: some species of dishonesty, cheating, or exploitation in the realms of religion and philosophy or on the part of the father-figures particularly priests.
Elements of hatred, jealousy, rage, gluttony, accusations or other toxic imbalances of 6 may infect the sacred philosophies of bhava-9, or afflict the character or health of one's father Animosity and conflict in matters of ideology and sacred doctrine
The worst offenders are usually patronizing male-agents in the father-figure role or professor-role with the karako-bhavo-nashto significators = [Surya in bhava-9] , Mangala in bhava-9 or Guru in bhava-9. In the nativity of a wifely-figure, Guru dhava-karaka can indicate the first husband. If rogesha-6 = Surya, atendency toward preachiness with self-righteous hypocritical implications. rogesha-6 [Chandra in bhava-9] produces a pious mother who may be using sacred doctrine to stabilize (9 in stabilizing 4th from 6th) health imbalances mental or physical. rogesha-6 = [Mangala in bhava-9] often a /do what I say not what I do / position. Rogesha Kuja's vigorously hypocritical behaviors may belie the outspoken sacred doctrinal convictions. Dominated or bullied by a contentious father. Adjust according to Kuja's rashi and incoming drishti. Overall, indicates persistent conflict with father-figure combined with energetic promotion of religious principles. Dad may be in engineering, military, diving, plumbing, mining, knife-cutting, medical surgery, or another forward-pushing Martian pursuit. Competitive, muscular, direct-action Mangala tends to sexualize the behaviors.
rogesha-6 [Budha in bhava-9] imbalanced articulation of doctrine, unfair students. Yet, awareness of arguments on behalf of the victim-class may guide a logical expression of charitable abundance. Shapes the realities of injustice and mistreatment, into a philosophical rationale.
rogesha-6 [Guru in bhava-9] * imbalanced father-figures, unfair doctrine, flawed philosophy generally produces a hypocritical or flawed, incomplete or inconsistent preaching of doctrine or theory
ministry of service manifests in the 9th-realms = father - patriarchal religions - dharma - philosophy - priestly ritual - temple culture - university - world travels If rogesha-6 = uncomfortable , may insert a pre-incarnationally planned script of jealousy, quarrelling, debt, illness and accidents, and imbalances into matters of the dharma-bhava rogesha-6 [Shukra in bhava-9]
rogesha-6 [Shani in bhava-9] generally uncomfortable for the father's life-balance Profound motive to offer a ministry of service in patriarchal religious settings, yet often an undertow of jealousy in the university and priesthoods of the holy temple. Sacred doctrine (9) may cause social conflict (6) One has a teacher-parent style of handling conflict; frequently rather patronizing (9) in styler. FATHER * pitri* patriarch * patronage Significations of bhava-9 should be integrated with qualities of Surya for a more accurate profile of the father. The father (9) = in the service(6) typically public service. May be military service, medical service, pastoral ministry, social worker, or other professional servant. Alternatively, father may be a large-scale slave owner or interact with many laborers. [Sparkling Splendid Surya] pitri-karaka [father] * jyoti-karaka [light]
Even when the father is highly ranked and a carrier of public respect, inside the family life the Father becomes a difficult personality in regard to the native. The father may be perceived as frequently disagreeable and critical (6) or the father suffers poverty, debt, disease-discomfort, divorce, disability (6). Dad may experience accident, injury, or disease. If other papagraha compound the father's distress, such as Shani-9 or Mangala-9, dad could be early decease or abandoner. Dad may suffer from substance disorder, be exploitive within relationships, or seem constitutionally unable to maintain a trust. However, with positive attributes of the rogesha-6 , the father may be committed to ministries of service to the disadvantaged. rogesha-6 [Mangala in bhava-9]
rogesha-6 [Shani in Bhava-9] [Shani-Mesha] [nīcha]
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EXAMPLES rogesha-6 [Surya in bhava-10] -- [dikbala] rogesha-6 [Chandra in bhava-10] [Chandra-Vṛścika] [nīcha]
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rogesha-6 [Mangala in bhava-10] -- [dikbala]
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[Mangala-Meena] -- [dikbala]
rogesha-6 [Budha in bhava-10]
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rogesha-6 [Guru in bhava-10]
[Guru-Karkata] -- [uchcha] -- [Hamsha Yoga] rogesha-6 [Shukra in bhava-10] [Shukra-Kanya] [nīcha]
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Non Ministrari Sed Ministrare Not to Be Aided, but to Give Aid rogesha-6 in Bhava- 10= social visibility, profession, civic duty, leadership roles, public dignity Leadership Seva
leadership-and-responsibilities [10] in which 6-imbalances have been normalized
Example
Example
Specialties of Ministry
Career Option to choose the Dark Side
When the rogesha-in-10 = empowered, the ministry may manifest in the institutional 10th-duties
rogesha-6 resides in the political 5th-from-svakshetra. May signify a great leader of the marginalized. Usually sensitive to the miseries of poverty, exploitation, or disease among the constituency. [Surya in bhava-10] -- [dikbala] -- [Surya-Dhanus] Executive decision-maker and leader in a climate of disease, injury, conflict, accusation, disagreement, or dispute. May be an entitled, brightly shinging, radiant, often kingly, figure. Holds the public attention, while symbolizing war, toxicity, maltreatment, injustice, broken promises. Typically the father is a recognized public personality, often with social-regulatory duties. [Chandra in bhava-10] -- [Chandra-Vṛścika] [nīcha] Iconic protector of the suffering and distressed. High-visibility symbol of compassionately care for victims of unbalanced, unfair, broken or toxic relationships with their parents, their schoolteachers, or their homeland. One leads as a sensitive parent-figure. May hold a public role, representing a protected group. Or making executive decisions in a climate of conflict, accusation, or emotionalized disagreement
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[Mangala in bhava-10] -- [dikbala] = usually fights for the underdog = holding a public role, recognized as the leader of a group. Or making executive decisions in a climate of conflict, accusation, disagreement, dispute.
Budha in bhava-10 uses a communicative, explanatory approach based in conversation and descriptive information such as publication of photographs, cinema, diagrams, advertising, announcements. * holding a public role, representing a group. Or making executive decisions in a climate of conflict, accusation, disagreement, or dispute.
Leadership roles utilize a principled, philosophical, theological, or theoretical approach toward meeting the needs of the poor, the homeless, the unclothed, the addicted, the exploited, and the sick.* holding a public role, representing a group. Or making executive decisions in a climate of conflict, accusation, or disagreement
Typically uses methods of diplomacy, advocacy, music, arts, women, or finance to serve the suffering
EXAMPLE England-Queen 1533-1603 Armada Elizabeth-1-Tudor [collaborative-mercantile Hasta-3] [nīcha-bhanga Shukra] + [dharmesha Surya-yuti-Budha-uchcha]
rogesha-6 = Shani in bhava-10 = Servant Leader Signals onerous responsibility of maintaining a lawful structure under conditions of criminal behavior or toxic greed. One may be obliged to hold a burdensome public role, representing a conflicted group. Or make executive decisions in a climate of disagreement.
As rogesha, class-conscious [10] Professor Shani teaching in classroom-10 may practice a form of /reverse discrimination/ in making political appointments. Particularly since the rogesha occupies political 5th-from-6, one may be under pressure [Shani] to promote cronies [Shani] from the ranks of the underserved. As a leader hailing from or responsible to the materially disadvantaged classes [6] Shani-10 may be obliged to promote [10] underclass citizens into governance roles on basis of their class affliation rather than their individual qualifications. If rogesha-6 = uncomfortable , may insert a pre-incarnationally planned script of jealousy, quarrelling, debt, illness, accidents, and toxic imbalances into matters of the high-visibility, heavy obligation karma-sthāna
The personal imbalances physical, social, emotional, marital, mental, medical, financial et-cetera become visible to the public in top-of-the-pyramid location bhava-10.
if rogesha-6 = favorable, excellent placement for a high-visibility career in health sciences. rogesha-6 in 10 = well suited to pursue a definitive ministry of service in specialties of clinical medicine, military, legal defense, decisions in times of war, or litigation professions such as judge or attorney managing accusations and lawful- blaming in the law courts. Success in leadership roles in any disproportionate, imbalanced environment. Respected in any field that overtly handles conflicts, loss of balance, disagreement, and embattlement.
Excellent for executive management of drugs (legal and illegal), pollution, toxicity, military, medical treatments, divorce, bankruptcy, loans, and other 6th-house specialties of accusation, inequity and disproportion. Often a highly recognized but contentious professional placement. Much criticized (6) when performing public roles (10). Contentious, argumentative, critically mentalized rogesha-6 in 10 = a notoriously dicey placement for those holding institutional leadership roles. Highly sensitive to perceived accusations and negative or criticizing conflicted response to public reputation. One may enjoys wise compassion (9th from) for servants, the poor, the exploited, and the working classes Yet, the responsibilities of high office impose an elite social environment which is not much concerned with the petty struggles of the lower classes. Correction of disharmonies, public reputation upheld If rogesha-6 in 5th-from-6th = Shukra-10 in the auspicious 5/9 angle to satkona, and Shukra gains supporting drishti, this can be a positive placement for continuation of relationships [Shukra] despite betrayal. Exception: bhratru-pati-3 + rogesha-6 [uchcha] Guru in 10 for Tulā indriya-lagna only Due to the complexities of Guru's role in the Tula nativity, the most difficult angle occurs for [uchcha] Guru-10. The expression of personal excellence in professional service is amongst the highest. True-Guru religiosity manifests as a visibly profound commitment to human service. Yet, the environment of professional service must accommodate Guru's portfolio as bhratru-pati-3 + rogesha-6 . Leadership responsibilities encompass
Tula nativities with rogesha-6 in 10 may suffer many indignities via accusations and jealousy (6) and excess burden of petty administration (3) while at the same time the position title and other evidence of social regard is often less than top rank. One is associated with a lower class (6) thus carrying the mark of servitude, which prevents the ascension to highest social dignity. rogesha-6 in 10 holds bona fide social governance authority = Leader. (vs. karmesha-10 in 6, where one serves the current government). Inserts a pre-incarnationally planned script of Service to populations who are suffering from the effects of dissolution of contract, disputes, treachery, broken promises, jealousy, servitude, quarrelling, exploitation, debt, illness and accidents, and imbalances on the physical, financial, social, emotional, cultural, and spiritual levels. Public leadership, executive decision-making, reputation, respect, and social regard = devoted to carrying the burden of leadership in an authoritative human services ministry defined by the graha and drishti accepted by karma-bhava.
Imbalance and disagreement influences one's ability to conduct leadership roles. One leads from a pinnacle position in the social hierarchy at a time of considerable public conflict, often regarding master-slave relationships. Iconic symbolic face of the conflict down below in the lower levels of the social pyramid.
The electorate, the plebian masses, the common people do not trust this native when one holds public office.
One may become a highly recognized symbol for social conflict
exploitation, poverty, starvation
illness and injury, infection, paralysis, disability disagreements, war, armed conflict, fighting over natural resources
One feels enslaved to the grinding duties of high office. May use exploitation through usury, indulgence in drugs or prostitution, or police threats (if rogesha-6 is aggressive) in order to facilitate the execution of one's public responsibilities. Jealousy at high levels of public visibility. rogesha-6 in 10 shows authority in managing conditions of animosity, yet enemies are omnipresent in the karma-bhava venue of top-level social leadership.
Enemies may be inner conditions (argument, addiction, disease) or outer conditions (criminals, adversaries, or broad realities such as poverty, starvation, or slavery) Ultimately rogesha-6 in 10 = responsible for imposing an orderly environment which contains a disproportionate (pre-incarnationally planned) amount of social conflict including poverty, criminalization / crime, and disease, at the top level of law-making and policy approval. rogesha-6 in 10 may become the iconic "face" of a high-visibility social conflict. One may feel the effects of a certain karma of disgrace (6) as a leader, even if one is doing a good job in the role, unless the rogesha-6 is very beneficial. rogesha-6 in 10 = professionally identified with poverty, accidents, illness, exploitation, prostitution, slavery, the lower classes, outcastes, workers, servants, drugs-medicine, and conflict; both in their presence and in their management. Naturally supportive placement for political (5th from) leadership (10) in service (6) of those suffering imbalances, including the planet itself via environmental protection. If karmesha-10 graha is benevolent, one may obtain a leadership role in managing serious social conflict such as war, widespread patterns of exploitation, poverty, epidemic disease, public health and other large-scale, institutionalized social problem-set. |
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EXAMPLES rogesha-6 [Surya in bhava-11] rogesha-6 [Chandra in bhava-11]
rogesha-6 [Mangala in bhava-11]
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rogesha-6 = [Budha in bhava-11]
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rogesha-6 [Guru in bhava-11]
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[Shukra-Meena] -- [uchcha]
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Rogesha-6 in Bhava- 11 Beneficial placement = ruler of 6 occupies 6th-from-6th service-ministry, aide to suffering, medical help = profitable medical practitioner communities economies-and-communities in which 6-imbalances have been normalized
Ruler of bhava-6 residing in 11 identifies with ministries of service, aid to the suffering, and narratives of sorrow in the context of friendship networks, collectivity, and mass participation. Rogesha = agent of problematizing, argumentation, accusation, exploitation, and seeker of remediation (a seeker but rarely a finder) enters the realm of the marketplace, the social networks, the economic gainfulness, material profitability, awards for work accomplished, friendship, ecologies, gridworks, and interconnected communities. This placement often compensates for the personal feeling of loss-of-balance that can be generated by the problems of 6 (betrayal, accusation) so that should one suffer acute criminal attacks there would also be economic and social recompense (11, reward). Bhava-11 indicates the " enemies of the enemies" who are one's friends, one's economic community, the father's siblings, and one's own immediate elder sibling. 11 particularly indicates elder friends who have sibling-like qualities. After a scripted attack or injustice occurs (depending upon graha-in-6) enemies-of-the-enemies do step forward in one's service. Indeed one gains in some way from the imbalances, arguments, ailments, or pollutions of others, and the economic profit is improved by involvement with marginalized classes, war-conflict, or unfair situations. rogesha-6 [Shani in bhava-11] * inequity, conflict via system-society in social-economic networks. Friends have status-rank problems. Yet rogesha-6 in 6th-from-6th bhava-11 does not eliminate the scheduled problems of domain-6. If graha reside in bhava-6 surely the life-plan includes human enemies and adversarial environments, according to the nature of the graha stationed in 6. For example, Guru-6 may have priestly animosity whereas Chandra-6 has animosity from caretakers. When rogesha occupies 11, it means that there is at least one graha in bhava-11 Therefore, one enjoys at least some distinctive friendships. The friendships provide a counterbalance to the animosities. However, the friendships do not cancel the animosities; and indeed one's friends have their own miseries again as indicated by the nature of the graha residing in bhava-11. Affinity for the laboring classes and prone to interact with issues of servitude on the larger scale economics
There is much cycling and recycling of the friendship alignments, due to rogesha located in 6/8 from svakshetra. Friends may be numerous (rogesha Guru-11) but unreliable, or economically unsupportive. Unlike rogapathi-6 in 8, this placement of rogesha-6 in bhava-11 is not a viparita raja yoga and does not eliminate the debts, illness, or toxicity of conditions in bhava-6. Rather, it broadly suggests that one's friends have problems of a specific type related to the graha.
The friends may become enemies and if conditions are pernicious enough the "friends" may become criminals and cause one's demise. Inserts a pre-incarnationally planned script of imbalanced relationship behavior into bhava-11 = income, goals and achievements, network s of friendly association, and systems of ideas. Imbalances include jealousy, betrayal, quarrelling, debt, illness and accidents. One profits via the hard path of managing large-scale (11) social-class conflicts (6), widespread popular (11) patterns of servitude and exploitation (6) and epidemic (11) poverty + disease (6).
Profit from dealing with the victim class, the servant class, working class, those socially identified with laboring, illness, of exploitation.
If bhava-11 receives support from favorable graha and drishti, one may have an impact in reversing (6th from 6th) some of the most overwhelmingly difficult manifestations of these ancient, large-scale pre-incarnationally planned maladies.
Due to ruler of 6 located in the enemies-of-the-enemies 6th-from-6th, this yoga signal the significant reduction or correction of medical problems arising from the unbalanced environment of bhava-6. Treatments may be painful, toxic, or unpleasant, but may succeed in meeting their objective (11 goals). Ruler of 6 occupies 6th-from-6th. This yoga does not cancel the rogesha's unsavory interest in accusations and complaints. Potential for numerous court-cases, defamations, and disagreements during any bhukti of the rogesha. Depending on the nature of the graha ruling 6, these arguments may be long, bitter, and complicated. Nevertheless, one tends to win in litigation, especially when fighting a strong enemy and especially when the matter is protracted. Often favorable results when the rogesha is also a natural papagraha, or the rogesha is with Rahu-or-Ketu. EXAMPLE Louisiana-Gov 1893-1935 Kingfish Huey P. Long [generous Guru occupies charitable Kṛttikā-4]
Signal of the frenemy = well-wishers who are not. Periods of rogesha-6 suggest caution in presumptions regarding members of the friendship network.
Usually underpaid * salary unequal to comparators If rogesha-6 is well-disposed, the actions of contract-breaking, divorce, betrayal, unbalancing, dis-arranging, un-matching, un-pairing, dissolution of agreements = may be gainful.
After carrying on an illicit affair with the married Mr. Gingrich for six years, cG was able to contractually marry him in a period of Rahu's ruler Shani . This illicit-origin relationship, once legalized, activated her powerful [uchcha] Rahu + Guru in 11. Rahu-Guru manifested economic resources (11) such as private donor funding and private airplanes. Most forms of medical treatment (6) will succeed in assisting the native to meet one's goals (11).
rogesha-6 resides in the disagreeable 6th-from-svakshetra. The broad network of friendly association includes many friends and some enemies. Enemies infiltrate the network of friends. Jealousy even amongst one's friends.
One is not unable to earn an income, but the conditions of earning are rife with conflict. Short-term contracts and piece work, even overtly criminal activities, characterize the marketplace earnings situation. Buying and selling of debts, re-financing of loans, and marketplace management of poverty, illness, and crime. Profitable actions = skillful management of social conflict and disease. If the graha is malefic, it is possible that a criminal element may influence one's earnings. However, it is more likely that a ministry of service is a necessary foundation upon which to base one's earnings. Typically one earns via service according to the graha. For example, rogesha-6 Guru in 11 earns via service to universities and priests, via teaching, world culture, religion, and global travel; rogesha-6 Shukra earns via service to women and one profits via the female presence in the marketplace (also drugs);
Servitude in the marketplace. Difficulties in earning a suitable income are never fully resolved. One feels exploited or disregarded in the marketplace. Native is prone toward marketplace strategies for solution of large-scale social inequality. Applies new conceptual thinking toward care for the clinically ill, criminals, the poor, the ignorant and those without access to basic human services. Wants to involve the normally ostracized or marginalized classes in broad-based exchanges of good and information, to increase participation and opportunity for those who would be outsiders. Incurs much animosity from the market owners as a result. Large-scales success or failure of this equalization approach depends on the grahar. QUOTATION Das commentary :
if The lord of the 6 is in 11,
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EXAMPLES rogesha-6 [Surya in bhava-12]
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rogesha-6 [Chandra in bhava-12] -- [Harsha Yoga]
rogesha-6 [Mangala in bhava-12] -- [Harsha Yoga]
rogesha-6 [Budha in bhava-12] -- [Harsha Yoga]
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[Budha-Meena] -- [nīcha]
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rogesha-6 [Guru in bhava-12] -- [Harsha Yoga]
rogesha-6 [Shukra in bhava-12] -- [Harsha Yoga]
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rogesha-6 [Shani in bhava-12] [Shani-Karkata] -- [Harsha Yoga]
[Shani-Simha] -- [Harsha Yoga]
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rogesha-6 in Bhava- 12 = Harsha Yoga [Harsha Yoga] [हर्ष - excitement, arousal] prevents crushing harm from criminal or polluted exploitations, instead reinterpreing the mistreatment into harmless useful servicer. dreams / meditation / sanctuary /subconscious / private worlds
sanctuaries-and-enclosures [12] in which 6-imbalances have been normalized
Harsha Yoga rogesha-6 in 12 = dissolution of debt, dissolution of argumentative conflict, altercation, dissolution of slavery, dissolution of addiction, dissolution of pollution into the realm of visionary prayer. Dissolution of criminal accusation. One may becomes a model of problem-solving via raising the conflict into the realms of spiritual guidance and imagination. Crimes are unpunished, misdoings are ignored, and servants cannot imprison even the worst master. rogesha-6 [Chandra in bhava-12] -- [Harsha Yoga]
rogesha-6 [Budha in bhava-12] -- [Harsha Yoga] There may be a commercial profit or benefit from writing or publication about topics such as divorce, disease-discomfort, addiction, exploitation, distrust, or disappointment. Whatever the imbalanced condition, there would rarely be serious harm from it and furthermore the details may be discussed in public.
rogesha-6 [Guru in bhava-12] -- [Harsha Yoga] Although [Harsha Yoga] does protect the native from criminal conviction -- and it protects the individual even when others in the environment are engaged in unseemly activities -- there are inevitably some health issues too. When rogesha-6 [Shukra in bhava-12] When rogesha-6 [Shani in bhava-12] one is broadly protected from blame accruing to the government or institution one serves, but the karma of illness or injury can occur relatively later in life. Shani indicates discipline, structure, rules, and institutionalized regulatory behaviors.
Conflict (6) in the bedrooam Inserts a pre-incarnationally planned script of jealousy, quarrelling, debt, illness and accidents, and imbalances into the 12th house, where these disturbances are discharged into the dreamlike astral ether. Often, family quarrels are dissolved when either parent takes a long residence in distant place Imagination [12] drives Argumentation [6] Inner Voice of Criticism and Complaini There is often some meditative or prayerful spiritual practice in place in One 's life but the voice of the spiritual guides may be adversarial and conflicted (6). Luckily all things in bhava-12 are dissolved and dispersed eventually. One is perhaps getting high-conflict advice from the beyond but one's ability to enact the warlike directives from the spirits is dissolved before it manifests. Nevertheless, prayer and intuitive insight may be misused with this placement, and One is well advised to double-check the instructing source. rogesha-6 resides in 7th-from-svakshetra. Jealousy in the private bedroom, the dormitory, the prison cell, the monastery, and the meditation room. Marital conflict, privately in the bedroom. Mental illness may be due to incomplete resolution of physical illness.
One may perhaps enjoy a criminal imagination, or one is fantasizing always an argument, divorce or disease. Harsha Yoga rogesha-6 in 12 brings notably beneficial effects of dissolution of enemies, debts, and disease. The benefits can be most obvious during period of rogesha-6. Yet, if rogesha-6 has companion graha, the benefits of Harsha Yoga can extend into the periods of the companion graha. The normally contentious Matters of the mother's relatives (6) are somewhat eased due to the Viparita Raja Yogar. rogesha in 12 can be an assisting trait for researchers in the area of social policy and large-scale human welfare; for novelists and others who can make positive use of inquiry into the criminal imagination. Clairvoyant crime-solvers with this marker can enter the distant mind of the criminal. Medical clairvoyance; intuitive healing of mental-physical conditions; exploitation by ghosts or predatory ancestors. Fine placement for service work with the denizens of other worlds. Whether the astral experience is pleasant or unpleasant results, depends on the graha. |
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QUOTATION from The Art of Happiness at Work by Tenzing Gyatso and d. Howard C. Cutler, m.D. (1998, 2004). [d. Cutler] [Do you have any thoughts about how a person could go about increasing their feeling of autonomy or freedom at work?] H.H. "... it will completely depend on the person's individual circumstances , what position they are in. Let's take the example of a prisoner. Now of course it is best not to be in prison, but even in that situation, where a person may be deprived of freedom, he or she may discover small choices that they are able to make . And even if somebody is in prison, with very rigid rules, they can undertake some spiritual practices to try to lessen their mental frustrations, try to get some peace of mind. So they can work on internal development ... if people can do this under the extreme conditions of prison, in the workplace people may try to discover small things, small choices that they can make in how to go about their work. And of course, somebody may work on an assembly line with little variation in how to do their tasks, but they still have other kinds of choices in terms of their attitudes , how they interact with their co-workers, whether they utilize certain inner qualities or spiritual strengths to change their attitude at work even though the nature of the work may be difficult. ..r. of course, when you are talking about rigid rules and lack of freedom, that doesn't mean that you are required to blindly follow and accept everything others tell you. In instances where the worker might be exploited , where the employer thinks of nothing but profit and pays a small salary and demands a lot of overtime, or where one may be asked to do things that are not appropriate or are unethical, one should not simply think,"Well, this is my karma ,"and take no action. Here it is not enough to think,"I should just be content." Misplaced Tolerance If there is injustice , then I think inaction is the wrong response . The Buddhist texts mention what is called "misplaced tolerance," or "misplaced forbearance."
The appropriate response really is to actively resist it , to try to change this environment rather than accept it. One should take some action ... perhaps one could speak with the boss, with the management, and try to change these things. One needs to actively resist exploitation . And in some cases, one may simply need to quit and to look for other work." |
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Shakya-muni, the "hardest working man in Service" QUOTATION from Tenzing Gyatso. Generous Wisdom : Commentaries by His Holiness the Dalai Lama XIV on the Jatakamala Garland of Birth Stories.(1992). Tenzin Dorjee (Trans.) Dudjom Rinpoche (Ed.). " Shakyamuni Buddha, even when he was a trainee on the path , was solely concerned in both thought and action with others' welfare. Whenever he found an opportunity to work for others, no matter what difficulties he faced, he was never discouraged . He never hated obstacles and hardships encountered on the way.
Just because he was so determined to work for others in the past, even as a trainee on the path, it is needless to say how much more it is so with him now as a completely enlightened person. As the saying goes, "A parallel life story of a teacher is an enlightening practice for posterity." |
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QUOTATION 14th Dalai Lama 1935- Policy of Kindness Tenzing Gyatso .
True Sources of Suffering " ...let us discuss true sources of suffering. The fact that sufferings are not always produced but are produced in some places at some times and cease at some times and in some places indicates that they are caused. Logically, it can be said that sufferings are caused because of being produced occasionally. If sufferings were produced causelessly, either they would never exist or they would always exist. Since sufferings are caused , one needs to look into what their causes are. In the Buddhist systems, the causes are explained to be contaminated actions and afflictive emotions...r. For instance, if I had an angry feeling, this could serve as a motivating force that would lead to a harsh attitude, harsh speech, and harsh physical gestures. Since the anger that serves as the motivating factor is a defilement--an afflictive emotion --the physical and verbal actions done through that motivating force are negative karmas, naegative actions. Through them, the atmosphere immediately changes into one of tension. Right away, imight not feel the effects of those actions, perhaps even feeling that I had gained a victory over someone, even shouting, "I have won." However, later I will feel very sorry and shy, deep down experiencing a guilty conscience. Similarly, those around me would immediately lose their tranquility and peace. These are painful results of actions impelled by a bad motivation.
Conversely, agood, open, sincere motivation such as compassion with a deep respect for others impels verbal and physical actions that immediately create a peaceful, harmonious, enjoyable atmosphere. Due to that, ifeel happy and calm, enjoying that atmosphere, and others around me also enjoy the same. Therefore, bad motivation creates problem-sets, suffering, and pain, whereas good motivation creates happiness and peacefulness--something good. This is the general explanation. On a deeper level, right at the time of an action, predisposing potencies are instilled in the consciousness. The performance of an action establishes a predisposing potency in the mind that, in the future, will serve as the causal condition for one's experiencing a good or bad effect." |
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QUOTATION Tenzing Gyatso The Dalai Lama's Book of Wisdom " We often speak of the external enemy. For example, in my own case, our Chinese brothers and sisters are destroying Tibetan rights and, in that way, more suffering and anxiety develops. But no matter how forceful this is, it cannot destroy the supreme source of my happiness, which is my calmness of mind. This is something an external enemy cannot destroy. Our country can be invaded, our possessions can be destroyed, our friends can be killed, but these are secondary for our mental happiness. The ultimate source of my mental happiness is my peace of mind. Nothing can destroy this except my own anger." [end quote] |
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