Budh as Atmakaraka and in parivartana with Mars

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Namaste,

 

My Atmakaraka is Budh which is in 4th house in Mesha rashi along

with Saturn (Debilitated in raasi and exalted in navamsha chart).

Budh in Mesha raasi (4th house) and Mars in Mithuna raasi (6th house)

are in parivartana. What does it mean. I would appreciate if one

throws some light on it.

 

Thanks

Prema

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Prema,

 

 

its dangerous to predict on one aspect alone, as other factors in the

chart may indicate something of an opposite nature. Therefore you

should be careful in asking such a question.

 

So the comment I am making is for that aspect in particular, not for

your chart in general.

 

On face value, it looks like your 4th house matters are under

affliction. To an extent. Also raja yogas are involved.

 

 

Mercury rules the 9th house and Saturn the 1st. The combination is a

raja yoga. No doubt it gives some favourable indications with

education. But Mars Mercury combinations often mean you may not be

inclined to complete the education for some reason. Perhaps with

Saturns improvment in navamsa, initial obstacles will be oversome

later.

 

 

But the parivatana yoga with Mars will be troublesome. On the good

side Mars rules fixed properties. But it could mean that your mother

is well placed in some regards but you have either an inimical

relationship with her, or theres a problems with relatives, or shes

suffering from ill health.

 

These are some possiblities that combination will give.

 

Its a raja yoga, but the debiliation of Saturn and the parivatana

yoga with Mars cast a shadow on it.

 

 

dawn woodhouse

 

 

 

 

 

 

vedic astrology, "ksprema" <ksprema>

wrote:

>

> Namaste,

>

> My Atmakaraka is Budh which is in 4th house in Mesha rashi along

> with Saturn (Debilitated in raasi and exalted in navamsha chart).

> Budh in Mesha raasi (4th house) and Mars in Mithuna raasi (6th

house)

> are in parivartana. What does it mean. I would appreciate if one

> throws some light on it.

>

> Thanks

> Prema