QUOTATION from 300 Combinations 1912-1998 Jyotishavidya BV Raman comment upon Yuga yoga
= seven graha located inside only two rashi.
- "Yuga renders one poor, ostracized by society, heretical and a drunkard. "
scandalous author
celebrated litterateur
art critic
romantic poet of forbidden love
Earth-birth Monday-09-Apr-1821
Earthbody-Exit 31-Aug-1867 (age 46)
Takshaka Kala Sarpa Yoga
romantic poet of forbidden love * 1821-1867 * Charles Baudelaire
birth data from http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Charles_Baudelaire * tentatively rectified by BP Lama
charts + graphs + tables = produced by Shri Jyoti Star * adapted by BP Lama
Karkotaka Kala Sarpa Yoga * Yuga Yoga
Rising Nakshatra
Masculine Nativities
Uttaraphalguni * Aryaman
BPL commentary
For Uttaraphalguni births of a masculine valence, the condition of radiant, romantic, intelligent, creative, idealistic, central, confident, gaming, self-reflexive, pitrikaraka Surya may considerably affect the outcome.
For those born into the Surya-ruled paradigm of Uttora, father-figures, politicians, celebrity, royalty, entitled roles, brilliant dramatists, radiant deities, sparkling genius, glittering creativity, intelligentsia, speculators, poets, romantic lovers, gamblers, and game-players may be especially influential.
Uttara-phalguni chaps are famously hot-headed.
Instructional guidance provided by emissaries from the civilizations of Denebola. Their purpose to brighten and glorify the divine intelligence through spectacular creativity.
Brilliantly dramatic
Simha-Leya pada-1 = radiant confidence, flamboyance, and remarkable intelligence. While much depends upon the characteristics of nakshatrapathi Surya, the Falgun birth of masculine valence favors dramatic displays of celebrity, romance, creativity, and entitlement.
Kanya pada 2-3-4 = equally smart and authoritative, but more focused upon personal enclosure and distant lands, often wielding power from a private, sanctuary, or secluded location. May be an empowered politician according to the strengths of nakshatrapathi Surya.
Although Shil Ponde's description often fits the Kanya pada 2-3-4 of Uttaraphalguni, the Simha pada-1 is rarely rough or ungrateful. Still, they can be impatient with others who are less confident or less intelligent.
Themes of political power, radiant creativity, and bright celebrity drama may contextualize Utthram's terrestrial experience. Applies also to Chandra in Uttaraphalguni
QUOTATION from Shil-Ponde. (1939). Hindu Astrology Joytisha-Shastra . p 83
"a proud and arrogant disposition,
with a tendency to ride roughshod over other peoples' opinions.
Uttara natives are extremely intelligent
but because of their inordinate pride,
they accept favors ungraciously even when in need
and are ungrateful to those from whom they receive these favors."
Charles Baudelaire in 1864, age 43
QUOTATION
"French poet tormented by religion and the struggle between good and evil in man, suffused with his deeply Catholic sense of sin and remorse. His "Flowers of Evil" was condemned as immoral in 1857, confiscated by authorities for offending public morals. He was a Catholic and a Satanist, a debauchee and mystic, cynical sensualist and yearner for purity. Sexually morbid and a sadist, he sought the unbathed women "of the streets."
In his extraordinarily complicated life, he had a suffocatingly intimate relationship with his bewildered mother , who lovingly nurtured and then callously ignored his lifelong dependence on her which reached classically Oedipal proportions. He was the son of a lapsed Catholic priest , a ... cultured epicurean
who passed onto his son his love of art. After his dad died in 1827, his mom married Col. Jacques Aupicki, a dour career diplomat who, disgusted by his high-strung stepson's eccentricities, tried to impose military standards of discipline and conduct, values that Baudelaire disavowed in a rebellion that lasted the rest of his life.By the time he came into his inheritance from his birth father in 1842, he was already exorbitantly precocious and foppish, squandering over a half of his considerable fortune in 18 months. His taste ran to elegant fashion , and he would have gone through the entire amount had not his stepfather brought the spending spree to a halt with legal intervention. Much to his humiliation, Baudelaire was then forced to petition an attorney for his funds, cap in hand, living on a meager monthly allowance.
His spending spree was the only time in his short and miserable life that he was ever without financial stress. His writings were not only scandalous , but paid poorly, and he once remarked that his income for years was the equivalent of the price of two cigars a day.
He lived in dilapidated fleabag hotels, eking out a precarious existence as a poet, art critic and translator of Edgar Allan Poe. He changed his address in Paris about 30 times during his adult life, once moving six times in a single month in 1885, seeking to evade creditors.
Baudelaire's "Les Fleurs du Mal," came out in 1857, unleashing a fire storm of criticism and nearly a century of acrimonious litigation.
Addicted to ether capsules and laudanum (opium), he sought to numb himself to the ravaging effects of syphilis , contacted in the Paris Latin Quarter as a young man. He was a cynical voluptuary, an amoral aesthete who shocked his friends by dying his hair green and sprinkling his conversation with non sequiturs. He referred to"the intoxicating pleasure of displeasing, "as he refused any semblance of conventionality but formed a lifelong liaison with Jeanne Duval, the "Black Venus" of his "Fleurs,"a mixed-race drug-addicted prostitute.
The first signs of insanity appeared in 1862. In his final years his skin was discolored and his joints affected. He collapsed in March 1866 while admiring an architectural point of beauty with friends in Belgium. He returned to Paris in a private railroad car some months later and over the next 12 months suffered a slow death from syphilis (GPI). By early 1867 he scarcely remembered his own name; by April he had lost his will to live and on 8/31/1867, he died in his mother's arms in Paris."
Biographical events matched to the Vimshottari Dasha Calendar
Flowers of Evil 1821-1867 symbolist poet Charles Baudelaire
Rahu Mahadasha * age birth until age 1.9
09-Apr-1821 Earth-birth in Paris, France * Rahu-Chandra bhukti
Guru Mahadasha * age 1.9 until age 17.9
- Guru-Meena * Guru in bhava-7 * Guru-yuti-Surya * Guru-yuti-Mangala * Guru-yuti-Budha * Guru-yuti-Zukra * Guru-yuti-Shani
Feb-1827 grieved decease of father (Charles age 6) * Guru-Budha bhukti * Budha rules 7th-from-Surya
Nov-1828 mother's remarriage to a military commander-general followed by his despair that he no longer possessed a central place in his mother's attentions * Guru-Ketu bhukti * Ketu loss, disconnection, despair
Apr-1839 expelled from Lycee-Louise-le-Grand for acts of impropriety, indolence, and indiscipline *
Shani mahadasha * age 17.9 until age 36.9
- Shani-Meena * Shani in Bhava-7 * Shani-yuti-Surya * Shani-yuti-Mangala * Shani-yuti-Budha * Shani-yuti-Guru * Shani-yuti-Zukra
1840 started law school, but did no studying
June-1841 purported voyage to Kolkata India, cut short when Charles jumped ship in Mauritius and after a few weeks relaxing in the islands, returns to France * Shani-Shani swabhukti * Shani rules 3rd-from-3rd, short travels, tours
Feb-1842 returns to Paris
Apr-1842 receives large inheritance from his father's estate * Shani-Shani swabhukti * Shani rules 5-luck, gambling, fortune
1843 within 18 months, Baudelaire had squandered more than half of his considerable forture * Shani-Shani swabhukti * Shani rules 6-indebtedness, imbalance, poverty
1845, 1846 publication of critical essays "Salons" garnered favorable attention * Shani=Zukra bhukti * Zukra rules 9-celebrity, fame
1856 publication of Baudelaire's praised translations of Edgar Allen Poe * Shani-Guru bhukti * Guru rules 6 graha in bhava-7 relationships
1857 his seminal work, symbolist and modernist, Les fleurs du mal. It was considered either a brilliant masterpiece of modernist genre or unwholesome trash, depending upon the social class of the critic.* Shani-Guru bhukti * Guru rules 6 graha in bhava-7 relationships
Budha Mahadasha * age 36.9 until decease age 46
- Budha-Meena * Budha in bhava-7 * Budha-yuti-Surya * Budha-yuti-Mangala * Budha-yuti-Guru * Budha-yuti-Zukra * Budha-yuti-Shani
1866 massive stroke followed by paralysis * Budha-Mangala bhukti * Mangala rules 8-conditions of death
decease 31-Aug-1867 (of syphilis, age 46) * Budha-Rahu bhukti
posthumous
1871 decease of mother
Flowers of Evil 1821-1867 symbolist poet Charles Baudelaire
Surya * pitrikaraka * jyotikaraka
- Surya-Meena * Bhaskara * the illuminator * brightly charismatic confidence of Center-stage Surya radiates through the expansively visionary rashi of Brihaspati
- Surya in bhava-7 * center of relationships * focus on agreements * brightly negotiating * confident in brokerage * makes smart trades * intelligence for representation * political equity * peerage entitlements * eye on fair contracts * sparkling center of the deal-making drama * father may be a broker-attorney-advocate
- Surya-yuti-Kuja * confidently progressive * bright warrior * moves in alignment with the spiritual rays of the Sun * creatively intelligent brother-figures * self-reflexive political pursuits * champion of brilliant ideals * competitive father-figure * entitled to conquer * focused on winning * radiantly pioneering
- Surya-yuti-Budha * confidently conversational * bright messenger * entitled to discuss * creatively intelligent sibling-cohort * discursive father-figure * gestures conduct the spiritual rays of the Sun * radiantly descriptive * articulate in drama * skillful game-player * self-confident announcements * talks about ideals * narrative of power-politics * recites love poems * describes divine romance
- Surya-yuti-Guru * confidently expansive in drama * generous in games * smart children * permissive father-figure * brightly self-referential teachers * charitably manifests the spiritual rays of the Sun * creatively intelligent doctrine * entitled to philosophize * inclusively idealistic in romance
- Surya-yuti-Zukra * confidently harmonious * brightly creative bargainer * uniquely intelligent feminine-figures * entitled to pleasures * aesthetic expressions align with the spiritual rays of the Sun * financial politics * graciously creative * dramatic promises * radiantly diplomatic * self-reflexively attractive * father may be artist-broker-arranger
- Surya-yuti-Shani * confidently lawful * bright regulator * entitled to impose order * politically intelligent authority-figures * radiantly systematic * sober hierarchical strict father-figure * cautiously orderly expression of the spiritual rays of the Sun * limited entertainments * creatively disciplined
FATHER
Dad = a complex person as demonstrated by the FIVE graha accompanying pitrikaraka Surya-Meena. a disavowed priest, a high-ranking civil servant in the capital city of Paris Surya in bhava-7, an artist Surya-yuti-Zukra-uttama, a poet, a musician, a creative personality. His father was 34 years elder to his mother. Dad had compounded a significant financial estate before he died, and little Charles was bequeathed a large financial inheritance.
Step-Father = 8th-from-Surya = bhava-2 Thula
When little Charles was seven years old his mother remarried a strict disciplinarian retired military officer . = Shani transit to bhava 10 Mithunaya + Sade-Sati + Shani drishti to 7-relationship, equity, fairness. His step-father was accounted to have been the person who prevented Baudelaire from squandering his paternal inheritance (which Charles spent frivolously and wildly in his 22nd year) by intervening through the lawcourts. Baudelaire wrote that he despised his stepfather for his disciplining, constraining ways, and for taking his mother's attentions. However most observers recognized that his stepfather was a force of balance (Zukra) and order (Shani) who acted in a paternally responsible fashion in regard to the inheritance money (2-Thula treasury ruled by luxurious uttama-Zukra-7 in 6th-from-2 accusations, conflict)
Chandra * matrikaraka * garha-karaka
- Chandra-Mithunaya * comforted by communicatively signaling, rhythmic messaging transactions
- Chandra in Arudra * comforted by exciting signals * protectors of stormy wildness * sensitive to animal instincts
- Chandra in classroom-10 * comfortable with orderly public conduct * socially recognized for emotional characteristics * parental style of leadership * a Great Protector * familiar with strict protocol * accustomed to regulations * soothed by systems * acculturated to executive routines * settled into the rhythm of respected roles * needs to feel the repeating pulse of elite status * calmed by climbing hierarchical steps * anchored into lawful responsibility * undulating authority
MOTHER
Mom was socially well-placed following her first marriage to a wealthy civil servant 34-years her elder, then remarriage to a pensioned retired military commander. She represented the social ordering influence in Baudelaire's life, and in the Paris of the 1840-50's she was an icon of bourgeois respectability. Although perhaps not quite, since his Chandra in Arudra suggests mom's wild side. Mom cared for him without interruption , and accepted her only child in whole, despite his political, literary, and sexual antics. He died in mom's arms, age 46.
MARRIAGE partnership support expectations
= bhava-5 creativity, romance, celebrity, games, performance art, intelligene
Baudelaire's primary stabilizing relationship was with his mom, 4. Bandesha Guru in bhava-7 shows the adventurous complexity of his multiple secondary partnerships.
Kuja * bhratru-karaka * virya-karaka
- Mangala-Meena * vigorous pursuit of intuition * warrior for dreamlike imagery * energetic action behind-the-scenes * proactive envisioning * push toward imaginative perception * pursues clairsentient roles * sound-healing engineer * conquest in private enclosures * champion of sanctuary
- Mangala in bhava-7 * drive toward bargaining * pursuit of agreement * impatient with stagnant arrangements * invasive negotiation * diplomatic dynamics * energized contracts * innovative conquests * pushes toward liaison * invigorates alliances
- Kuja-yuti-Surya * kinetic creativity * glorious innovator * high-energy confidence * dynamic genius * dominating force joins willful charm * competitive politics * brilliant winner * physically active father-figure * vigorous theatrical display
- Kuja-yuti-Budha * communicative competitions * energized signaling * dynamic reporting * clipped speech patterns * abrupt announcements * masculine messaging patterns * pushes toward direct commands * forward thrusting gestures * incisive speech * forceful writing
- Kuja-yuti-Guru * multiple competitions * many brother-figures * energized growth * dynamic generosity * masculine force joins optimistic expansion * champion of humanistic worldview * potential for aggressive preaching * indoctrinating actions
- Kuja-yuti-Zukra * dual sexuality * energized bargaining * dynamic trading * masculine force joins feminine allure * sweetly harmonized with competitors * champion of equality
- Kuja-yuti-Shani * repressed movements * constant tension between sexual energy vs social rules * dynamic structuring * competitive force must cooperate with disciplined hierarchies * potential for punitive reactions to change * required containment of natural forces * military officer * musculo-skeletal challenges.
Mangala sexual pursuit rules Vrischika 10th navamsha
Budha * bandhava-karaka * zisya-karaka
lagnesha for Kanya radical lagna
- Budha-Meena * nichha * intuitive communications * articulation of private spiritual guidance * imaginative pronouncements * explains the procedure for reading the astral patterns * abstract conversations * symbolic information * foggy thinking * psychic instructions *. messages about astral visions * hands-arms-shoulders send dreamlike gestures
- Budha in bhava-7 * narrative of partnership * discusses contracts * debates on deals * analysis of relationships * discourse on trusts * banters about betrothal * crafting of covenants * delivers negotiating instructions * explainer of arrangements * talks about fairness * advocate for justice * gestures toward settlement of quarrels * mentality of marriage * formulates alliances * defines equity * balanced bargains
- Budha-yuti-Surya * amusing explanations * central roles in communication * brightly clear descriptions * dramatic enunciation * confidently delivers instruction * articulation of radiant certainty * political messenger * talkative father-figures
- Budha-yuti-Mangala * competitive communications * scripted actions * impatient conversations * potential for sexualized messaging * penetrating explanations * direct instruction * signals forward action * pioneering movement * outspoken opinions * talkative brother-figures
- Budha-yuti-Guru * explainer of ideology * descriptive preaching * professorial explanations * theoretical discourse * instructs in sacred doctrine * articulation of charitable generosity * optimistic messages * expansive scope of documentary reporting * inspirational media communication * numerous specific announcements * detailed guidance * verbalizing paternal figures
- Budha-yuti-Zukra * explainer of balanced arrangements * diplomatic conversations * parity-seeking discussions * manual adjustments * enjoys words * sweet descriptions * delivers instruction about relationships * articulator of equity in agreements * message of fairly bargained contracts * skilled in songwriting * talkative sister-cousin-cohort * detailed lyricist * attracts chatty partners
- Budha-yuti-Shani * explainer of rules * dictates about system requirements * regulatory roles express communication skills * lawful planning * slow scheduling * conventional conversations * message of institutional order * mature management * makes necessary announcements * cautious gestures * talkative elders
Budha rules Karakamsha = bhava-10 public reputation
Budha rules Arudha lagna = bhava-10 containing Chandra in Arudra passions
Guru * dhavakaraka * bahuta-karaka
- Guru-Meena * much sleep * theoretical understanding * broad inner guidance * many imaginings * many dreams * intuitive beliefs * doctrine of esoteric understandings * expands the scope of contemplative awareness * multiple prayers * diverse visions
- Guru in bhava-7 * many contracts * much negotiation * much partnership * abundant agreement * numerous alliances * extensive bargaining * multiple trusts * expansion of advocacy * fertile match-making * typically more than one spouse * patron of legal arrangements* in a wifely nativity, husband-figure may be a deal-maker , extensive bargaining
- Guru-yuti-Surya pitri-karaka * multiple father-figures * abundant confidence * much radiance * believes in light * widens the scope of theatrical display * permission to be the center of attention * humanistic political philosophy * large-scale dramatic radiance
- Guru-yuti-Mangala bhratri-karaka * multiple brotherly-figures * permission to compete-and-win * expansive conquests * progressive philosophy * large-scale invasive actions * vigorous champion of optimistic belief
- Guru-yuti-Budha yukta-karaka * multiple sibling-teammate figures * permission to deliver information * abundant conversational messaging * believes in detailed communications * expansive dialog * many announcements * wide scope of evangelism * talks about philosophy * optimistic viewpoint in discussions
- Guru-yuti-Zukra sodarya-karaka * multiple feminine-figures * permission to make deals * abundant pleasures + treasures * expansion of art + music * optimistic diplomatic philosophy * large-scale alignments * broad scope of partnerships * diverse financial arrangements
- Guru-yuti-Shani atta-karaka * multiple elder-figures * permission to hold respected positions * abundant structure * develops many rules * expansive hierarchies * tolerance for diverse systems * optimistic philosophy of social regulation * large-scale responsibilities
Zukra * svadhu-karaka * kalatra-karaka
* karaka bhavo nashto * imaginative dreamlike relationships
- Zukra-Meena * uttama * appreciation of music * likes fantasy * often looks beautiful * visions of harmony * attracted to dreamy artists * intuitively balanced designs * sensual feet * pleasures of imagination * enjoys symbolic clairsentience * contemplative aesthetic
- Zukra-7 * swabhava * seeks pleasure via interpersonal relationships * enjoys contractual harmony * adjustable partnerships * pleasing designs to adorn the lower back * kidney-adrenal over-use * often too much sugar * lovely external genitalia * prefers feminine advisers * balances the terms of mutual agreement * nice financial arrangements * appreciation of equity
- Zukra-yuti-Surya * balanced roles in drama * appreciation for political display * theatrical negotiations * self-focused diplomacy * radiant bright beauty * self-reflexive bargaining * sweetly confident entitlements * enjoys games * negotiating father-figure * intelligent arrangements * focus on trade exchange * self-directed romance * idealistic contracts * match-making according to father's choice or self-will
- Zukra-yuti-Mangala * sweetened conquests * gracious competition * appreciation for pioneering innovation * aesthetic of sporting interactions * proactive negotiations * musical brother-figure * competitive contracts * accommodating sexuality *prefers relationships with energetic partners
- Zukra-yuti-Budha * sweetened messages * gracious explanations * talented in singing-songwriting * articulate negotiations * talkative feminine-figures * pleasant conversations * bargaining for business * sibling-cohort communicative harmony * enjoys the company of students * detailed contracts * logical arrangements
- Zukra-yuti-Guru * sweetened expansions * gracious diversity * appreciation for philosophical doctrine * adjustable catechism * numerous negotiations * humanistic agreements * generous beauty * balanced patronage * arrangements according to priestly paradigm of belief
- Zukra-yuti-Shani * sweetly serious deal-making * mature relationships * graciously responsible * beautiful bones * appreciation for neutrality * strict negotiations * pleasant legal mediation * rigorous bargaining * enduring agreements * regulated contracts * architectural elegance * pragmatic design * lawful arrangements * success in disciplined artistic endeavor, such as music composition or fashion design * realistic finance * in a husbandly nativity, preference for a seasoned, orderly, socially dignified wife
Shani * duro-karaka * jara-karaka
- Shani-Meena * heavy old dreams * tightly regulated imagination * obliged to conform to the will of the cetaceans * aging affects the bedroom * vital energy compression stress zone = feet * strictly imposed sanctuary * endures proletarian prayer * slow elder diviners * limited access to ancient ancestor guides * must materialize the vision * sustains the astral vision despite scarce available resources
- Shani in Bhava-7 * digbala * (beneficial placement) * slowly time-structured contractual partnerships * heavy vows * must balance-and-rebalance * cautiously conventional relationships. * tense bargaining * chronic marital responsibilities * compression of the visible genitalia * pressure against freely chosen contracts * negotiation fatigue * resistance toward new arrangements * elders maintain old contractual obligations
- Shani-yuti-Surya * social resistance to individual creativity * pragmatic politics * class-conscious father * limited unearned entitlements * delayed (but not denied) romance * conventionalized theatrical displays * restrained flamboyance * disciplined intelligence * cautious willpower * socially-approved expressions of divine brilliance
- Shani-yuti-Mangala * social resistance to competitive action * pragmatic pursuits * cautious innovation * limited pace of progress * delayed (but not denied) championship * physical discipline * constraints on instinctive movement *conventionally regulated sports * tension from contradictory push-pull impulses.
- Shani-yuti-Budha * resistance against signaling * materialistic siblings * responsible for maintaining lawful commerce * pragmatic coupling * limited interaction * disciplined messaging * structured announcements * speaks plainly * proletarian instructions * regulated business * constrained communication * conventionally regulated conversations
- Shani-yuti-Guru * resistance against expansion * slow elder teachers * pragmatic philosophy * limited scope of understanding * doctrinal discipline * constrained growth * conventionally regulated beliefs * faith in the rule of law * class-structured ideology
- Shani-yuti-Zukra * resistance against equity * limited luxuries * conservatively slow feminine figures * pragmatic finance * contractual discipline * socially constrained harmony * conventionally regulated pleasures * trust in age * mutuality over time * class-structured arrangements
Rogesha Shani occupies bhava-7 relationships
Flowers of Evil 1821-1867 symbolist poet Charles Baudelaire enjoyed the company of prostitutes. The great love of his life was an African lady of the night whom he adored as the "Black Venus " * "Vénus noire". Like most of his lovers, he died of venereal disease.
Rahu * rajyalobha-karaka * picchala-karaka (slippery)
Kala-Amrita-MahaPadma-KSY * Rahu-6 + Ketu-12
- Rahu-Kumbha (swakshetra) * shimmering illusion of profitable webworks * over-reaching friendliness * mirage of knitted netting knotwork * fabulous marketplace associations * extraordinary electro-magnetic connections * intriguing ecologies * mask of lawfully interlinked systems * fascinating achievements * culturally mixed social networks * seeks special importance via apparent (but perhaps not authentic) attributes of scientific futurism * exciting social participation activism * finds opportunity in economic distribution * craves community-linkage * seeks privilege via socialite-roles
- Rahu in bhava-6 * passion for conflict, remedies * in swabhava of Busy Budha, the Shadowy Specter seeks privilege via glamorous or unusual arguments, thrilling defense of victims, conflicts, miseries, medicines, servants, accusation, indictments, injustices. Craves an environment of disagreement, injustice, misuse. Desires an important role in matters of disease, injury, warfare, labor, unfairness, toxicity * Exciting enemies. Rahu-6 trespasses the cultural boundaries in matters of debt, drugs, slavery, betrayal, exploitation, war. Rahu the Poseur may pose as a victim, a druggist, a litigator, a problem-solver, an abuser, a diseased person, an enslaved person, a relative of the mother's people. Risk-rewarding, boundary-breeching Rahu thrives in Bhava-6 where He finds opportunity in the worlds of crime, war, pharmacy, self-medication, toxicity.
Ketu * kavandha-karaka * chidra-karaka * vasana-karaka (vacuum)
- Ketu-Singha * brightly dissociates from creative performance * fragmented entitlements * eccentric intelligence * peculiar brilliance * not limited by celebrity roles * ignores restriction on political opinion * releases a sparkling crimson cloud of divine charisma into the misty abyss
- Ketu in classroom-12 * (beneficial) * eccentric research * limitless imagination * scattered intuitive insights * ambivalent toward foreigners * peculiar paternal grandmother * blurs fantasy boundaries * unstructured meditations * passive isolation * foggy clairsentience * releases invisibility * dissolves privacy * abandons the veil between perceptual worlds * ignores imprisonment * unless other graha in 12, may prefer to live free from the father's parents
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