# The Moon in All Houses! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=N334jifBbto Translation: zh-CN [00:00] [music] [00:15] To understand the moon in the first [00:16] house, let's begin with a quick review [00:18] of what the moon symbolizes and what the [00:20] first house symbolizes. Then we can get [00:23] into the theory of what the moon in the [00:25] first house represents, how you would [00:27] interpret it. Then we'll put that theory [00:29] into practice for actual charts and see [00:33] how it actually works in real cases and [00:35] we'll use the charts of famous people [00:38] Krishna, Rama, Oprah and Priyanka. So [00:42] let's start off with a review of the [00:45] first house. You can see here what the [00:47] first house physically is. The first [00:49] house is literally the area of sky [00:52] around the eastern horizon. And the [00:54] eastern horizon is what? It's where the [00:58] sun rises. That's the root of everything [01:00] the first house represents. Sunrise has [01:03] to do with beginnings. [01:05] So the first house represents the [01:07] beginning of the thing that's being [01:09] described by the chart. So let's say [01:12] your birth. The beginning of what? The [01:14] birth of what? The birth of your body. [01:17] And what does the body do? It [01:20] establishes and reinforces a center for [01:23] our sense of self. The sunrise also [01:27] represents things becoming visible. So [01:30] it's all about things becoming more [01:33] manifest, more expressed and more [01:35] tangible. And hence it represents the [01:38] traits, the real qualities of a thing. [01:41] What it looks like, what it tastes like, [01:43] what it smells like, what it acts like [01:45] etc. Now let's have a review of what the [01:48] moon represents. It's a little bit more [01:50] complicated than the first house. Think [01:53] about the moon. What are three obvious [01:55] characteristics about it? It comes out [01:57] at night. It's very very bright [02:01] and it changes a lot. [02:04] Those are the three foundations of what [02:06] the moon represents. [02:09] So let's talk first about the fact that [02:11] it is the planet which dominates the [02:12] [music] night compared to the sun which [02:14] dominates the day. The night is what [02:16] compared to the day? It's private. It's [02:19] unseen. [02:20] The day is public. You go out and you [02:22] see things. The night is private. You [02:24] stay inside and you don't see things. So [02:26] the knight has to do with unseen things. [02:29] And that's why the moon represents [02:31] privacy, private things. It has a [02:34] shyness to it. It's about personal [02:37] things, [02:39] things which you don't necessarily share [02:40] with others. It's about domestic things [02:43] or things which happen inside a private [02:44] space. [02:48] And hence the moon is a feminine planet [02:50] and represents feminine things because [02:52] the female sex organs are unseen. They [02:55] go in compared to the male sex organs [02:57] which are seen. They come out. Now to [02:59] evolve the concept of the night being [03:01] unseen a little bit. Unseen things exist [03:04] but they're not seen. That means they [03:07] are internal. They're on the in inner [03:10] part of something beyond what you see. [03:12] Right? So because the moon dominates the [03:15] night, it has to do with things which [03:16] are unseen, which means it has to do [03:18] with things which are below the surface [03:20] or internal. [03:22] This is why the moon symbolizes the [03:24] mind. And it's probably the most [03:26] important thing to understand about the [03:27] moon. By the mind, we don't mean the [03:30] part of you that gets tested on an IQ [03:32] test. That's a separate thing. That's [03:34] intellect and that's Mercury. [03:37] Mind means what we often call your heart [03:41] where you experience life, what you feel [03:43] etc. And this is why the moon is the [03:45] planet of emotions because emotions are [03:47] the currency of the mind. [03:50] And furthermore, the root cause of [03:53] emotion is desire. We feel happy or sad [03:56] based on whether we fulfill or don't [03:58] fulfill desires. [04:00] And so the moon has to do with our [04:02] desires and desires are based on [04:05] opinions. [04:07] We want what we think is good and we [04:09] don't want what we think is bad. So the [04:11] moon has to do with opinions, [04:13] subjectivity and bias. [04:16] Now all of that symbolism is simply [04:18] because of the basic fact that the moon [04:20] comes out at night and it's very [04:21] prominent at night. Now let's look at [04:24] some important symbolism derived from [04:25] the fact that the moon is super bright [04:27] compared to anything else that's out at [04:29] night. [04:31] So this is why the moon symbolizes [04:33] beauty, something which is eye-catching, [04:37] stunning. [04:38] And this is also why the moon represents [04:41] authority. Like the sun, the sun and [04:44] moon represent authority figures, but [04:47] the sun represents masculine archetype [04:50] authorities and the moon represents [04:52] feminine archetype authorities. [04:55] So like archetypically, who's that? mom [05:00] compared to the sun who's dad. Finally, [05:03] let's derive some meaning from the fact [05:04] that the moon changes a lot and that is [05:06] simply that the moon represents change [05:08] or flux, cyclic change. So things having [05:12] a rhythm or pulse and things being [05:15] fluid. [05:17] Now that we understand clearly the moon [05:19] and the first house, we can put them [05:21] together and dive into the subject of [05:23] what happens when the moon goes into the [05:25] first house. There's a pretty big issue [05:28] here is that the first house is about [05:30] sunrise, but the moon is about the [05:33] night. [05:34] And so the first house has to do with [05:37] things becoming more visible and more [05:39] seen. And the moon has to do with things [05:42] becoming less visible, more hidden, more [05:44] private. And that also comes to do with [05:46] the privacy of the moon versus the [05:47] manifestability [05:49] of the first house. And also the fact [05:51] that the moon is the mind whereas the [05:53] first house is the body. And so we can [05:56] derive an interpretation of the moon in [05:58] the first house from this basic fact. [06:00] And that interpretation is if you have [06:02] the moon in the first house, you have a [06:05] complex way of manifesting yourself. [06:10] It's not an obvious simple way that you [06:14] express, show, and manifest your being. [06:19] It will be difficult to understand [06:23] your emotions. For example, as an [06:25] observer watching your behavior, [06:28] you may have completely different [06:30] emotions than what you're showing. [06:33] Conversely, it may be difficult for you [06:36] to figure out a way to express your [06:37] actual emotions. So, there's a [06:40] complexity between the hidden thing and [06:43] the manifest thing where the manifest [06:45] thing there's like a disconnect between [06:47] the two. [06:48] So the moon and the first house kind of [06:50] conflict in the sense that the moon is [06:52] very private but the first house is very [06:54] visible. However, the moon is also very [06:55] bright. This is what makes the moon very [06:58] complex itself. [07:01] It's the nighttime planet but it's super [07:02] bright. [07:05] So [07:07] we have to at the same time consider the [07:10] fact that the moon and the first house [07:12] get along [music] and that the moon is [07:14] bright and the first house likes bright [07:16] things because it's the sunrise. [07:20] So this also has to do with the fact [07:24] that the moon represents the mother [07:28] and the first house represents the body. [07:30] And if you know a little bit about um [07:33] metaphysics, you might know that [07:34] actually the mind is the mother of the [07:36] body. [07:37] So maybe it's not a hard dichotomy [07:40] [music] body mind because also it's [07:42] mother child and they're in harmony on [07:46] that topic but they're out of harmony on [07:48] the topic of private public. So it's [07:51] quite complex and the important [07:53] interpretation to bring forth from the [07:56] harmony between the moon and the first [07:57] house is that this person is [07:59] wellnourished [08:02] like symbolically speaking the mother [08:04] takes care of this child moon and the [08:06] first house. So the person gets good [08:08] food they get a lot of food. They eat [08:10] well. Therefore they're strong. [08:12] Therefore they look good. [08:15] They're beautiful. Their body is [08:17] healthy. They're beautiful. They get [08:19] support. [08:20] They have a mom, let's say, symbolically [08:22] speaking. So, they get support. So, the [08:25] result is they're physically strong, [08:28] they're physically attractive, and [08:29] they're emotionally strong and [08:30] confident. [08:32] Now, that's a very clear theory of what [08:34] the moon in the first house. But until [08:37] represents or how you would interpret [08:41] you really look at it in actual charts, [08:44] the nuances and the reality of it won't [08:47] really become too evident. So let's take [08:48] the time [music] to look at at least [08:50] four charts. We have Krishna, Rama, [08:54] Oprah and Priyanka Chopra. [08:57] We'll start off with Krishna. So the [09:00] dichotomy between the moon and the first [09:01] house is manifest versus not manifest. [09:03] Is that makes sense with Krishna? Yes, [09:06] very much. He's pur Brahman as a person. [09:13] Bman is this abstract undefinable [09:18] basis of reality consciousness in an [09:22] abstract form but this is Krishna [09:27] a actual person [09:31] with eyes ears nose m you know a defined [09:34] person with a body a manifest person a [09:37] manifestation of the unmanifest thing [09:39] and the second thing about the moon in [09:41] the first house is the harmony between [09:43] them producing a person that's very [09:45] beautiful and very confident is that [09:47] Krishna for sure that's his trademark [09:49] that's what makes the manifestation [09:51] versus unmanifestation so dramatic it's [09:54] not just the typical manifestation this [09:56] is the apex of physical beauty and [09:59] sensual enjoyment [10:01] so what's going on with this chart [10:04] if you look at the moon in the first [10:06] house you'll notice that it's in Taurus [10:08] that means it's exalted [10:11] so whenever you have a planet it exalted [10:13] in a house, you should downplay the [10:16] negative possibilities and upplay the [10:18] positive. Upplay the beautiful and [10:21] confident interpretation. And we would [10:23] downplay a complexity [10:26] of manifest versus not manifest, but [10:30] kind of spin it into a positivity. [10:33] So we wouldn't say Krishna has a hard [10:35] time expressing [music] his emotions [10:37] which we might say with somebody else [10:38] with the moon in the first house but we [10:41] would say Krishna is very difficult to [10:45] understand just by looking at him. On [10:48] top of that you'll notice that right [10:50] next to his moon is Ketu. [10:53] Ketu itself also represents invisible [10:56] and unmanifest and internal. [11:00] So you have a harmony between K2 [11:03] and the moon entering the first house. [11:07] Like Ketu is harmonious with the moon in [11:09] the sense that they both withdraw [11:12] and they both are internal and unseen. [11:15] So in other words, the fact that his [11:17] moon is with K2 also helps put a [11:21] positive spin on the manifest versus [11:24] unmanifest dichotomy between the moon [11:26] and the first house because Ketu is on [11:28] the moon's side of favoring the [11:31] unmanifest. [11:33] So you wouldn't think here's a person [11:35] who loses themsself [11:38] by trying to express themselves to the [11:40] world or gets confused about themsel by [11:45] world. Rather you would think here's a [11:46] person who the world cannot understand. [11:50] Even when this person comes right in [11:52] front of their face and says hi I'm XYZ [11:56] they won't understand and they'll think [11:57] he's ABC. [12:01] One final thing that's very important [12:03] about this chart. If you're going to [12:05] interpret a planet in a house, you [12:07] should always think about the nature of [12:08] the house itself. So in other words, you [12:10] should really look at the lord of the [12:11] house. So since we're interpreting the [12:14] moon in the first house, we would want [12:15] to know about the first lord. His first [12:17] lord is in a raja yoga [12:20] with the ninth and the 10th lord Saturn [12:23] in its own sign Libra. So it's in a [12:25] fantastic raja yoga. So that is going to [12:30] do the same exact thing. It's going to [12:32] mean this person has a lot of self, very [12:35] strong self. They're not confused about [12:38] themselves as as it might be with [12:40] somebody else's chart with the moon in [12:42] the first house. [12:44] Let's take a look now at Ramchandra's [12:46] chart. So manifest versus unmanifest [12:49] again. Yes, because he's a Vishnu [12:51] avatar. So he's Brahman in a tangible [12:52] form. Brahman is supposed to be [12:54] intangible. [12:55] But it's not as dramatic as Krishna [13:00] because Krishna isn't just breman in a [13:02] tangible form. Krishna's breman [13:05] re like as the most tangible form the [13:08] most beautiful the most sensual the most [13:11] magnificent [13:13] where Rama is more about his actions and [13:15] his duties rather than his actual form [13:18] is Rama however beautiful and confident [13:20] super of course but again compared to [13:22] Krishna it's actually a little bit more [13:24] in the confidence thing and a little bit [13:26] less in the beauty Ram is [13:29] the avatar of Krishna as a king [13:34] um showing dharma and how [music] to be [13:37] a king and follow principles and morals [13:39] and things like that. [13:42] So it's his emphasis is more on the [13:45] confidence and a little less on the [13:47] beauty although they're both super high [13:48] off the charts. So having a look at his [13:51] chart [snorts] [13:53] his moon is not in Taurus like Krishna [13:55] his moon is in cancer. [13:58] So that means his moon is dharma style. [14:01] So again it's in a very good dignity and [14:03] then that also takes care of the first [14:04] lord but that means the first lord is in [14:06] the first house. So his first house is [14:08] doing great but it's not as dramatic. [14:13] It's more stabilized than Krishna's. [14:16] Exaltation is more of a dramatic thing [14:18] and doicile is more of a stabilizing [14:19] thing. [14:21] Furthermore, his first lord is also in a [14:23] rajoga like Krishna, but right there in [14:25] the first house with Jupiter [14:28] that explains wrong. So this protects [14:32] the seen unseen dichotomy against any [14:35] kind of deception. Right? The moon in [14:38] the first house could be very deceptive. [14:40] It's not showing what it really is. It's [14:42] hiding what it really is. So a person [14:44] can be very good at telling lies for [14:45] example. And Krishna is really on that [14:50] deemed very deceptive, tricky, very [14:52] playful. But Ram is not. That's because [14:56] Krishna's moon in the first house is [14:58] with Ketu and exalted while Rahms is [15:02] with Jupiter exalted. Now coming to more [15:06] conventional people, how about Oprah [15:08] Winfrey? [15:10] Oprah Winfrey, how does that manifest [15:12] versus unmanifest dichotomy work out for [15:14] her? You can see it actually now it [15:16] gives it a a more concrete sense. It [15:19] becomes a little bit less of an [15:21] amorphous idea what that means because [15:23] Oprah Winfrey is extremely famous. Yes. [15:26] But why? [15:28] She's extremely famous for giving other [15:31] people [15:33] the spotlight. She runs she ran or runs [15:36] a talk show [15:38] where it's her guests that she brings on [15:42] that are really the focus and she's the [15:45] facilitator of it. So she's getting fame [15:50] by taking herself out of center stage. [15:53] That's very illustrative of the [15:56] complexity of the moon in the first [15:58] house and the dichotomy of manifesting, [16:02] becoming famous, becoming visible, but [16:04] not manifesting. [16:07] Is Oprah beautiful and confident? I say [16:09] yes to both, especially in the [16:10] confidence thing. Taking a look at her [16:13] chart, it also looks quite special. [16:17] Her moon is in Sagittarius in the first [16:19] house. So, let's look at the first lord. [16:21] The first lord is Jupiter. The Jupiter [16:23] is opposite. [16:25] It's out there in Gemini. So the first [16:27] lord is aspecting the first house and [16:31] the moon in the first house. So the [16:34] first house again is getting more [16:35] stabilized, more confident. You're going [16:38] to bring out the positive spins of the [16:41] interpretation rather than the potential [16:44] negative spins. The other thing is [16:47] the only thing in the kendra or the [16:49] central houses those pink squares in the [16:50] middle the only thing is the moon and [16:53] the first lord. [16:56] So the person is very very self-reliant [17:00] and the person is actually very very [17:02] visible and famous because the only [17:05] thing that's in the center stage of her [17:06] chart is the moon in the first house and [17:09] her first lord and the first lord is in [17:11] the seventh house which also describes a [17:13] person that has fame by giving fame to [17:16] others. [17:18] And finally let's have a look at the [17:20] chart of priyanka chopra manifest verse [17:23] not manifest. Here's another way that it [17:26] becomes very real. Finally, when you see [17:28] it in a real person, she's an actress. [17:30] So, she's not famous [17:33] for being Priyanka Chopra. [17:36] She's famous for the roles that she [17:38] played. Of course, it's her playing the [17:41] role, but you can see that kind of [17:43] complexity. [17:44] Who's famous? The character in the movie [17:46] or Priyanka? She's not showing her real [17:49] self. She's playing a different person, [17:52] but that person is highly highly [17:54] visible. It's on a movie screen [17:56] somewhere. It's broadcast to people's [17:58] television sets and so forth. So, moon [18:00] in first house is a good candidate for [18:02] somebody like an actor or an actress, [18:03] especially if it's in an artistic sign [18:05] like Gemini, which this is in her case. [18:06] Is she beautiful and confident? Super. [18:09] Extremely extremely both confident and [18:11] extremely beautiful. [18:14] So, what's going on in her chart? First [18:16] of all, look, the moon is in the first [18:18] house with Venus. [18:21] So you have the two female planets, you [18:23] have the two beautiful planets in the [18:25] first house. So that's really going to [18:27] enhance the beauty interpretation. It's [18:31] also in a good sign for beauty, Gemini, [18:34] which is in general just good for [18:35] beauty, attractiveness, likability, [18:39] and mutability, actually changeability. [18:41] So it's very good for an actress, a [18:44] famous actress, a beautiful actress. [18:47] One other thing you want to look at is [18:49] where is the first lord and you find out [18:51] the first lord is in cancer and then [18:53] that should all of a sudden ring a bell [18:55] because the moon is the lord of cancer. [18:57] We have an exchange between the first [18:59] house and the second house. This is [19:02] going to help [19:05] all the interpretations and not put a [19:08] negative spin on any of the [19:09] interpretations. Especially, it's going [19:10] to give some solidity [19:13] and a lot of health and beauty. [19:17] If you want to actually have my [19:19] interpretations for all of your [19:20] placements in your chart, you can go to [19:23] my website and order that from the [19:26] charts page. It's uh victor.comr2. [19:33] Thank you so much. [music] [19:40] The moon in the second house is a very [19:42] interesting [music] placement and to [19:44] understand it we should begin by [19:45] reviewing what the second house [19:47] represents. Here it is. The second house [19:50] is the area of sky that is directly [19:53] below the eastern horizon. That's the [19:56] basis for everything that it symbolizes. [19:59] It's below the eastern horizon. So it [20:01] symbolizes everything that supports [20:04] whatever the eastern horizon represents. [20:06] What happens in the east? The sunrises. [20:10] So the second house supports sunrise. [20:15] What is sunrise all about? Sunrise is [20:17] the start of the day. So supporting the [20:20] sunrise means supporting the start of [20:22] things, supporting the birth of things, [20:24] supporting the creation of things. [20:27] This is why it is the house of [20:29] foundations. [20:31] The support of the building is its [20:34] foundation. [20:36] The thing that something else is built [20:37] upon is the second house. [20:41] And the thing that you build something [20:43] else upon really affects the stability [20:45] of the thing that you build. And that's [20:46] why the second house is very crucial for [20:48] understanding the stability of things. [20:52] If you ask yourself, what am I built [20:55] upon? Practically, [20:58] you would probably hopefully remember [21:00] your mom [21:03] cuz you come from your mom, right? So, [21:05] this why the second house represents [21:07] your parents [21:09] and your family. [21:11] Not only are they you're the foundation [21:14] of your birth, but also they're the [21:16] people that support you. [21:19] So the second ounce has to do with the [21:21] family and all sorts of supporters and [21:23] friends. [21:26] And you may also think what allows me to [21:30] perform any of the endeavors that I want [21:32] to do. Then you would probably remember [21:34] your wallet or your bank account. [21:38] And so the second house represents [21:40] wealth as well. [21:42] All of the assets that we have that [21:44] enable us to do other things. including [21:49] our health. [21:52] Now when the sun rises, it starts the [21:54] day and what happens? Things come to [21:57] light. We see things more clearly when [21:59] the sun comes out. So the second house [22:02] therefore is provisibility in everything [22:04] that it represents. This is why it's a [22:07] house of knowledge. Knowledge means [22:10] increasing your awareness of what you're [22:12] seeing. [22:15] And this is why it's the house of [22:17] realism and practicality because it [22:19] likes things that become more clear, [22:22] more realistic, more tangible, more [22:24] definable. [22:27] That is a good summary of what the [22:29] second house represents. [22:33] Before we move on and talk about what [22:35] the moon represents in the second house, [22:37] let us first quickly review what the [22:40] moon represents. When we think of the [22:43] moon, we think of three qualities. [22:45] It comes out at night. [22:49] It's the king of the nighttime world. [22:52] It's very bright compared to the night [22:57] which makes it very complicated because [22:59] it's a night planet but bright [23:04] and that is also its third quality is [23:06] that it is dichomous or changing or [23:09] fluid. It's not really one thing or the [23:11] other. Is it bright or is it night? [23:12] Well, it's kind of both. So it's night, [23:15] bright and changing. These three are the [23:17] basic things that all of the symbolism [23:19] of the moon is based upon. So because [23:22] the moon is so changeable and fluid, it [23:25] is the planet which symbolizes [23:26] fluctuation, [23:28] cycles, rhythms. [23:31] And because the moon is so bright, it's [23:32] the planet that represents beauty. [23:35] Now, because it's the planet of night, [23:38] the moon therefore has to do with things [23:40] which are not seen, [23:42] which seems at odds with the fact that [23:44] it's bright. [23:47] But this means it illuminates the things [23:50] which are unseen. [23:52] That's the nature of the moon. So, it [23:54] has to do with private things, things [23:56] that we experience, but we experience [23:58] them in private. So, the moon has a shy [24:01] quality to it. It has a personal quality [24:03] to it. things that are not exposed to [24:05] the whole world, things that are [music] [24:06] kept private or personal, things that [24:08] are domestic within the home. [24:12] And therefore, the moon's nature is [24:14] feminine because feminine nature is [24:16] internal. The sexual sexual organ of the [24:19] female goes in. [24:22] Now, on that theme of unseen being equal [24:26] to internal, the moon being the planet [24:28] of the night also represents things [24:30] which are internal. It's not unreal, but [24:32] it's internal. [24:34] And so the internal aspect of our self, [24:37] which is our mind, [24:41] not exactly the intellectual functions [24:44] within [music] ourselves, but our [24:45] emotional functions. So the moon is the [24:47] planet of emotions and our emotions are [24:50] based on whether or not we are [24:51] fulfilling our desires. So the moon [24:54] represents desires and our desires are [24:56] based on our opinions. what we think is [24:59] good, what we think is bad, what we [25:00] think is desirable and undesirable. [25:03] So the moon is the planet of opinions [25:05] and this is why it's a subjective [25:08] biased planet. [25:12] One final thing about the moon which is [25:14] very interesting. [25:16] It's nighttimey. So [music] it's [25:17] internal and unseen. So it's feminine [25:20] but it's bright. [25:22] So feminine brightness is beauty but [25:24] also brightness indicates authority or [25:26] dominance over other things. So the moon [25:29] also represents authority and dominance [25:31] but in a feminine way. [25:34] So it represents the female authority [25:37] which is archetypically described as the [25:39] mother. [25:41] Now that we took the time to review what [25:42] the moon and the second house [25:44] represents, we can put them both on the [25:45] same page [25:47] and figure out what the moon symbolizes [25:50] when it goes into the second house. [25:54] So first of all the moon sign signifies [25:57] fluctuation and change but the second [25:59] house is about foundation and stability. [26:02] So this is a clash. [26:05] So if the moon is in the second house it [26:08] represents big changes changes often [26:12] happening [26:13] significant changes. [26:20] Secondly, the moon is all about [26:22] opinions, which means my subjective [26:24] viewpoint and my bias. But the second [26:27] house likes things that are objectively [26:28] clear. [26:30] So the moon is subjective and the second [26:32] house is objective and that's a clash. [26:35] So when the moon is in the second house, [26:37] we get people who [26:40] their objective world is very [26:41] subjective. So they get into fantasies, [26:45] they get very into imagination. [26:49] They get very bored by practical things [26:54] or they have low regard for tangible [26:56] things. [27:00] Thirdly, [27:03] the moon is the unseen night planet, but [27:07] it's very bright. So it's unseen bright [27:09] planet. So it's like unseen, but the [27:12] second house is about supporting the [27:13] [music] sunrise, right? So it's pro [27:14] visibility. [27:17] So this is another clash, but it's [27:19] actually not quite a clash because the [27:21] moon is also so bright. So it's a very [27:23] complex relationship. The moon is unseen [27:26] bright and the second house likes things [27:28] that are bright because it likes [27:29] sunrise. So when the moon is in the [27:31] second house, [27:34] people are famous for being invisible. [27:39] famous for not being too visible, famous [27:42] for not being too materialistic, etc. [27:47] Now, let's take this concept of the moon [27:50] in the second house and compare it with [27:52] three people with known documented well [27:55] doumented birth times who are well known [27:58] [snorts] [27:59] with the moon in the second house. Renee [28:03] Gueno, [28:05] Walt Disney, and Sudguru. [28:09] So, how about on this first thing of [28:11] changing often and significantly? Renee [28:14] going was like a constant [28:17] ch changer of religion, [28:20] always changing his religion. I mean [28:22] very dramatically changing religions [28:26] sampling from all the religions [28:28] fluctuating between them trying to make [28:30] them all integrated into one thing. [28:33] Walt Disney how does this constant [28:35] change or these big changes his [28:37] childhood is extremely different from [28:39] his adulthood [28:41] and his child his childhood was very [28:43] child negative and his adulthood was [28:45] very child positive. [28:49] Sudguru very different life before his [28:53] enlightenment and after his [28:54] enlightenment [28:57] non-vegetarian vegetarian and so forth [29:00] and so on. So you can see three [29:02] practical examples of the moon in the [29:04] second house representing a life that [29:06] has like constant change or a lot of [29:10] change or important changes to it. [29:17] The second point was the clash between [29:19] subjectivity and objectivity. So the [29:22] interpretation is these people are [29:23] really into fantasy or imagination and [29:25] they're a little bit bored by [29:27] conventional material things. Rene going [29:30] super of course he's the metaphysics. [29:33] Metaphysics is his big thing. He always [29:34] talks about metaphysics and [29:36] spirituality. [29:37] He's in his imagination and creativity [29:39] and bored with conventional worldly [29:41] things. [29:43] Walt Disney imagine. Believe those are [29:47] his big slogans. Believe imagine. [29:50] Sudguru what's his thing? Spirituality. [29:52] Spirituality. Spirituality. [29:55] So again here you can see three concrete [29:57] examples of the clash between [29:59] subjectivity of the moon and objectivity [30:02] of the second house. Producing a person [30:04] that's not very [30:07] thrilled with objective things and is [30:09] way more interested in subjective [30:11] things. fantasy, illusion, perception, [30:13] spirituality, so forth, philosophy. [30:18] The third point, famous for being [30:21] invisible or famously invisible or [30:23] famous for their invisibility or famous [30:25] about things which are not visible [30:27] tangible things. We'll get a better [30:28] concrete idea of this by looking at [30:30] these three examples. Renee Gon, what's [30:32] he famous for? Is he famous for how [30:33] beautiful his face is? Is he famous for [30:37] how many cars he has or how much money [30:38] he made or what inventing the light [30:40] bulb? He's famous for his ideas [30:43] about spirituality. [30:46] So he's famous for these intangible [30:48] things. Walt Disney, what's he famous [30:51] for? He's famous for creating fantasy [30:52] stories and fantasy characters and [30:54] helping people to believe and imagine. [30:59] What's Sudguru famous for? Famous for [31:01] his ideas. Famous for his spirituality. [31:05] So now you get a concrete concept of [31:07] what we mean by the moon in the second [31:11] house indicating a person who is famous [31:13] for invisible things, visible for [31:16] visible invisible things. But there's [31:19] something about each one of these three [31:20] that doesn't really seem to be connected [31:22] to the moon in the second house, but is [31:24] quite significant [31:26] in their individual lives. [31:29] For example, Renee Gon is very ill, has [31:32] very poor health. Walt Disney he's very [31:35] wealthy and very artistic and Sudguru is [31:39] very wealthy also and very powerful like [31:42] very influential very dominant very [31:44] commanding [31:47] but that doesn't seem to have anything [31:48] to do with this moon in the second [31:50] house. So let's take a look at their [31:52] individual charts to see what's going on [31:55] on those topics. [31:57] Does the moon in the second house play [32:00] any role whatsoever in the ill health of [32:03] Renee Greyol? [32:06] Well, no. Actually, it should be the [32:08] opposite. [32:09] Theoretically, speaking as a theoretical [32:12] astrologer, we would say no. It should [32:13] have been the opposite because the moon [32:16] represents the mother, the creator of [32:18] the body. Therefore, it represents [32:20] health and beauty. And the second house [32:22] represents the the mother, [music] the [32:24] father, the creator of the birth. So why [32:27] should R reneun have terrible health [32:29] when he has the moon in the second [32:30] house? [32:32] Well, first thing I want to bring to [32:34] your attention is if something is very [32:36] important to health, [32:39] then things which affect it have a [32:41] direct effect upon health. [32:44] So since the moon in the second house is [32:47] pretty important to health, if there are [32:50] negative effects on that moon, they will [32:51] directly affect the health. When you [32:53] talk about health, the areas that draw [32:56] your attention are the second house, the [32:59] house of health, [33:02] the sixth house, the house of illness, [33:05] the eighth house, the house of our [33:07] vitality, [33:09] and the 12th [music] house, the house of [33:11] our antivitality, right? The the house [33:13] of our fatigue. [33:16] And the planet representing health is [33:19] the sun. [33:20] So let's look at how these factors are [33:23] playing out in Renee Guinon's chart. [33:26] He has the eighth lord in the second [33:29] house with the second lord in bad [33:33] dignity. The second house itself is [33:35] being affected by the eighth lord and [33:37] the second lord is also being affected [33:39] by the eighth lord and the eighth lord [33:40] is not in a happy condition because it's [33:43] in a sign that it doesn't like with the [33:46] ruler of that sign that it doesn't like. [33:49] Secondly is that the sixth lord [33:53] aspects that whole thing. The sixth lord [33:57] is aspecting the first and second house [34:02] and the second lord. [34:06] And you might say but that's exalted [34:09] sixth lord but it's on a very difficult [34:11] degree. It's in sunundi. It's on zero [34:13] degrees. [34:17] Finally, when you take a look at the [34:19] sun, the sun is in the house of illness, [34:21] the sixth house, which could be okay, [34:24] but it's there with the 12th lord, the [34:28] lord of fatigue. [34:30] So, all things considered, this is the [34:32] chart of a person who has significant [34:34] health problems. That is it because they [34:37] have the moon in the second? Not really. [34:40] The next question that we had was Walt [34:41] Disney. Why is he so artistic? Is the [34:44] moon in the second house artistic? [34:48] Not necessarily artistic, but the moon [34:50] in the second house really loves [34:52] imagination. [34:54] And now think about Walt Disney. Is he [34:56] Picasso? [34:57] He's not Picasso, but he is very good [35:00] with imagination and he draws pictures [35:02] well enough to convey his ideas. So when [35:05] you think about art, you should draw [35:08] your attention to these places. the [35:11] third house, the fifth house and the [35:14] 11th house [35:16] as well as the moon and Venus. [35:19] If we look at these in his chart, his [35:22] moon is in the second house which we [35:24] talked about. But what sign is it in? [35:26] It's in Libra, an artistic sign. Venus's [35:28] sign. [35:31] His Venus is where? In the fifth house, [35:33] an artistic house. And while it is there [35:37] is with the seventh and fourth lords. So [35:38] it is in raji yoga which means it's very [35:41] powerful there. So the very artistic [35:44] planet Venus is in the very artistic [35:46] fifth house in a very powerful [35:48] combination. [35:52] His first lord furthermore is in the [35:53] third house which means he likes to [35:55] draw, likes to use his hands. [35:58] And his third lord is in the fifth house [35:59] which means he doesn't just like to [36:01] write or use tools with his hands or [36:03] play sports with his hands. He likes to [36:05] do artistic things with his hands. [36:07] And his fifth lord [36:11] is in the fifth house means his fifth [36:15] house creative house is blessed in raji [36:18] yoga. [36:20] So it is really not hard to see at all [36:22] that this is a very artistic person that [36:25] is very imaginationdriven. [36:27] So in other words does the moon in the [36:29] second house make you very artistic? No. [36:32] But it makes you very imaginative. And [36:34] then if you have a chart like Walt [36:35] Disney where you also are very artistic [36:38] then you will express your imagination [36:39] very effectively through art. [36:45] Another thing about Walt Disney is it's [36:47] incredibly or was incredibly wealthy. [36:51] So does the moon in the second house [36:53] make you incredibly wealthy? [36:56] It doesn't go against it. Right? The [36:59] moon is about wanting things and the [37:02] second is about having things. So [37:04] wanting plus having equals finding. [37:08] So you know the moon in the second house [37:10] is not necessarily an indication of [37:13] wealth but it's not wealth negative, [37:14] it's wealth positive, wealth favorable. [37:17] What are the important points related to [37:19] wealth? 2nd house and 11th house those [37:24] are the positive indications and 12th [37:27] and sixth are negative for wealth. [37:32] But when it comes to wealth you just [37:34] want to see negative meaning outflow or [37:36] expense and positive meaning income. But [37:38] you can't make income without making [37:40] expense. So even the negative financial [37:43] houses are positively important in a [37:46] chart. Anyway, let's look at what he's [37:48] got. He's got the first lord in the [37:50] second house. Well, the second house is [37:52] important for wealth and the first lord [37:53] is the most important lord. [37:56] But more importantly, [37:59] the second lord [38:01] and the sixth lord [38:04] are both in raja yoga. Both of them are [38:08] in raji yoga. So does the moon in the [38:10] second house make you wealthy? No. But [38:12] if it's in a chart like this where [38:13] there's other things that indicate [38:16] wealth then certainly the moon in the [38:17] second house helps. [38:21] Sudguru is also very very wealthy. So [38:24] for Sudguru his 11th lord is in the 11th [38:28] house with the first lord bof. And that [38:30] 11th lord is also the sixth lord. [38:34] We said the 11th house is important. The [38:35] sixth house is important. The 11th and [38:37] the sixth lord are in the 11th house [38:40] with the first lord making them very [38:42] important. [38:44] We said the second house is important [38:46] for wealth. His moon is in his second [38:48] house and his second lord is in his [38:50] first house. [38:53] We said the 12th and the second lords [38:55] and houses are very important. [38:58] So his 12th lord is in two raji yogas. [39:02] It's like like walt Disney. Now Sudguru [39:06] has another quality that seems very [39:08] interesting is that he's fairly [39:10] dominant. He's very dominating and [39:13] commanding when he walks in. [39:16] You notice it and it's not just because [39:18] people have nominated him to be the [39:20] guru. He has its natural sense of [39:23] command. Does that is that part of what [39:26] it means to have the moon in the second [39:28] house? Sort of. [39:32] The moon in the second house does [39:33] support being a a prominent or a [39:36] dominant individual [39:38] but it isn't really on itself [39:41] enough to indicate a person who really [39:44] is [music] very prominent like Sagguru. [39:45] So what else is going on with this [39:48] quality of being very very commanding or [39:50] very dominant? You would look at the [39:52] 10th house in the sun. [39:55] So what's going on in his case? Well, he [39:57] has the 10th lord [music] in the 10th [39:59] house. [40:02] with the ninth lord and the fifth lord. [40:07] So he's got two [40:10] raji yogas [40:12] in his 10th house with the 10th lord in [40:15] his 10th house. If you look carefully at [40:17] his 10th house, it's so masculine [40:22] but it's very intellectually masculine. [40:25] Why is it so masculine is because he's [40:27] the sun and Mars in the 10th house. [40:30] That's masculine. Masculine means like [40:33] sudguru commanding dominant. [40:36] You must obey. [40:40] But it is very his dominance is not [40:43] brutal or barbaric. It's very [40:45] intellectually dominant because it's [40:48] Virgo and the 10th lord Mercury the lord [40:51] of intelligence the planet of [40:52] intelligence is here. [40:55] Finally, the other planet which is [40:57] important for the dominance factor is [40:59] the sun itself and there it is right [41:00] there in the 10th house. [41:02] So does this moon in the second house [41:05] indicate a very dominant commanding [41:07] person? Not in and of itself although [41:10] it's not antagonistic towards that [41:12] interpretation. The reason why sudguru [41:13] is so commanding is because of his 10th [41:15] house. If you want to actually have my [41:19] interpretations for all of your [41:20] placements in your chart, you can go to [41:23] my website and order that from the [41:26] charts page. It's uh victor.com/r2. [41:32] [music] [41:32] Thank you so much. [41:39] In this video, let's explore what the [41:41] moon means in the third house. And let's [41:44] take a look at what it actually looks [41:46] like in three real birth charts. We'll [41:48] use Boy George, Will Ferrell, and George [41:52] W. Bush. [41:56] In order to equip ourselves with the [41:59] intelligent ammunition that we need to [42:01] understand the moon in the third house, [42:03] [music] let's take a moment to first [42:06] review what the third house symbolizes [42:09] and what the moon symbolizes. [42:12] Here you see what the third house [42:14] physically is. It's the area of sky [42:17] that's on the eastern side of the [42:20] underground quadrant. [42:23] That's why the third house represents [42:26] whatever it represents. [42:28] The underground quadrant represents the [42:31] interior of our being and the east [42:34] represents sunrise and visualization and [42:37] [music] tangibility. [42:39] So the [clears throat] third house being [42:42] on the eastern section of the [42:44] underground sky represents the [42:47] expression [42:49] of what's inside of us. [42:53] Expressing the internal will have both [42:55] an effect on your external and your [42:58] internal. The third house is the house [43:00] of strength. Strength is the expression [43:03] of your power. Power is an internal [43:05] thing. Expression of power also means [43:08] that the third house represents skill [43:11] and expression of your power gets you [43:14] into conflict with other things that are [43:19] expressing their power. So the third [43:21] house represents conflict or the use of [43:23] power, the use of force. And so it has [43:26] to do also with the people with whom we [43:28] contend, our siblings and our equals, [43:33] our peers. [43:35] On the internal side, the internal [43:37] dimension of strength is confidence, [43:40] decision making and discipline. sticking [43:44] by decisions. Also, [music] internal [43:47] power and strength means ambition. [43:51] So, the third house has to do with our [43:53] lusts, our drives, our motivations, our [43:56] hunger. And the third house therefore is [44:00] about what we want. It's a self-focused [44:03] house. And so, it's a house of [44:06] independence, [44:07] individuality. [44:11] Now we understand what the third house [44:13] is all about. Let's take a look at the [44:14] moon. The moon is a complicated planet. [44:17] Because if you think about the moon, the [44:20] obvious things about it is that it comes [44:22] out at night, not like the sun, [44:26] but like the sun, it's very bright. So [44:30] it has this complicated nature of being [44:32] bright, but night. [44:35] And that's the third thing about the [44:36] moon is that you can't really tell what [44:38] it is. It keeps changing. The shape of [44:41] it always changes in everything. So it's [44:43] a night bright and a changing planet. [44:45] [music] Changing planet. This is why the [44:47] moon represents flux and fluctuation. [44:49] This is why it has to do with cycles, [44:52] rhythm, timing [44:55] and fluids. [44:58] The brightness of the moon. That's why [45:00] the moon represents beauty, things that [45:02] catch your eye, things that attract your [45:03] eye. [45:06] The nightiness of the moon. This is why [45:09] it has to do with things that are [45:10] unseen. So the moon represents private [45:13] things, things that people are shy about [45:15] that they don't really want to show, [45:17] things that are personal that you keep [45:19] to yourself or things that happen within [45:21] your private space. So domestic things. [45:24] The moon is therefore feminine because [45:28] femininity is an inward power. It moves [45:31] inward. It moves in. Unseen means in [45:36] inward internal. [45:38] And so the moon also represents the [45:40] internal aspect of anyone. So the mind [45:43] instead [music] of the body. The mind is [45:46] the tool by which we experience emotion. [45:48] It's not [music] intellect by which we [45:49] figure things out. The moon represents [45:50] the mind, the thing that experiences [45:52] emotions. So the moon represents [45:54] emotions. Emotions are based on some [45:58] permutation of happiness or sadness [45:59] [music] [46:00] in past, present or future. So happiness [46:03] and sadness results from fulfilling or [46:05] not fulfilling your desires. So the moon [46:07] is the planet of desires [46:09] and desires are based on opinions. What [46:13] you want and what you don't want is [46:15] based on what you think is [music] good [46:16] and what you think is not good. So the [46:18] moon is the planet of opinion [46:21] subjectivity bias. [46:25] Finally, the moon is a lot like the sun [46:27] in terms of how bright it is. So like [46:29] the sun, it's also an authority figure [46:31] and it represents authorities. [46:34] But because it's an internal feminine [46:36] [music] planet, it represents the [46:38] feminine archetype [46:40] of a authority. Whereas the sun [46:42] represented the masculine archetype of [46:43] authority and therefore the father. The [46:46] moon being the feminine archetype of [46:48] authority is therefore the mother. [46:51] Now we understand the players, the moon [46:53] and the third house. Let's put them [46:55] together. The moon [music] in the third [46:57] house. What kind of interpretation do we [46:59] come up with? Well, first of all, the [47:02] moon is female, but the third house is [47:07] masculine. [47:09] The third house is about externalizing [47:12] the internal thing. So, if anything, [47:14] it's about the conversion of femininity [47:16] into masculinity because masculine [47:18] [music] [47:18] means external comes out and feminine [47:20] means internal goes in. So, it's a clash [47:24] between the moon being female and the [47:26] third house being male. [47:28] The interpretation is [47:32] that means that you are close with your [47:35] competitors [47:38] or close with your peers or it also [47:40] means you're assisted by your peers or [47:43] your [music] siblings and so forth. [47:46] So it's a complex situation with how one [47:50] [music] competes. When the moon is in [47:52] the third house, [47:55] one isn't too competitive and [47:59] aggressive. [48:02] Rather, they tend to get what we would [48:05] call coddled [48:07] by their peers. The peers will kind of [48:10] like them and not treat them so much as [48:13] a threat [48:15] and hence they kind of have this sort of [48:18] entitlement. The moon in the third house [48:20] is sort of an entitled interpretation. [48:24] They get spoonfed or they get coddled by [48:28] the people that you would think would be [48:30] aggressive towards them [48:32] or competitive with them. [48:36] And the reason why is because they're [48:38] krypana [48:40] which here basically means it evokes [48:43] your krypa [48:44] which means it evokes your sympathy. The [48:47] moon in the third house tends to evoke [48:50] sympathy. We can say it means you're [48:52] pathetic because the word pathetic means [48:54] evoke sympathy. [48:57] So people with the moon in the third [48:59] house, they tend to be people that we [49:02] can sort of feel for, we can [49:06] sympathize with. They don't seem that [49:10] aggressive. [49:12] So therefore, we don't take that much of [49:14] a competitive stance towards them. [49:18] Secondly, [49:20] the moon is very private, but the whole [49:22] nature of the third house is to [49:24] externalize and express the private [49:26] thing. [49:28] So, it's sort of a clash and the result [49:30] is what's described as bala shaurya [49:34] which means they have strong bravery or [49:38] they're strong on the inside. They're [49:40] internally strong. And this again is [49:43] just another permutation of the female [49:45] male dichotomy between moon [music] and [49:47] third house internally female strong [49:50] male. [49:52] What happens if you're internally strong [49:55] or if you have strength or bravery on [49:57] the inside it means that you are not [50:01] scared to express. [50:04] You like to express. You like to show [50:08] per say. You don't hold things back. [50:12] The third thing about the moon in the [50:14] third house is that the moon is the [50:16] planet of desire and the third is the [50:17] house of ambition. So this is a nice [50:19] thing. They're on the same page finally [50:20] exactly on the same page. And so we [50:22] describe this as prooda [50:25] which basically [music] means a lot of [50:27] desires. They're desirous or we could [50:30] say wanting [50:32] lustful. [50:35] And again this word shy also pertains [50:37] here because shy also means [music] [50:38] ambitious. [50:40] Now our theory about this moon in the [50:43] third house is pretty clear but let's [50:46] take it out of the theory stage and come [50:48] and see it in actual practice in some [50:51] charts of well-known people. So we have [50:53] boy George will ferrell George Bush. [50:59] Let's examine these three [51:01] interpretations and how it relates to [51:03] them. Is boy George entitled and coddled [51:08] and pathetic or sympathetic? Maybe not. [51:10] But if you look at the raw source of [51:12] this interpretation, it's very shocking. [51:17] Boy George, the moon in the third house [51:19] is the female male dichotomy working [51:22] together. [51:24] That's Boy George. [51:26] Will Farrell is obviously not Boy [51:29] George, but Will Farrell is very [51:31] entitled and coddled. [51:34] He says of himself that he's an Orange [51:36] [music] County suburban child with no [51:39] danger or drama ever in his life. And so [51:42] the reason that he turned to comedy was [51:44] just to break up the [music] boredom. [51:49] George W. Bush super entitled, super [51:52] coddled, just handed things by his dad [51:55] basically. [51:58] on the second thing of being expressive [52:01] right boy George again very very [52:06] clear illustration of this principle of [52:08] [music] the moon in the third house [52:09] making somebody that's very expressive [52:12] will ferrell yeah very expressive look [52:14] at the face that he's doing [52:17] um George Bush maybe I'm not so sure it [52:21] doesn't really seem like it's a strong [52:23] match there [52:25] and this third thing about the moon in [52:27] the third house is we expect these [52:28] people to be very ambitious or lusty or [52:31] wanting boy George. Sure. Sure. That's [52:33] obvious. Will Frell, I don't know. [52:36] Maybe. I don't know. And Bush [52:41] really not sexually, but maybe extremely [52:44] so politically. [52:46] So, Boy Church wants to know some more [52:47] detail about this chart, and he wants to [52:49] know, why am I such a fit for this first [52:51] bit? Why am I such a gender bender? What [52:53] is it about the moon in the third house [52:55] that made me a gender bender that didn't [52:57] make Will Ferrell or George W a gender [53:00] bender? [53:02] Well, first thing I want you to look at [53:03] is the planet in his first house. [53:07] It's Venus. [53:09] And what is his first house? It's [53:10] Taurus. [53:13] So, here you have an example of the [53:15] first lord in a female sign. And guess [53:18] what? It's also in Pisces namia [53:22] which means it's exalted exalted Venus [53:24] and also it means it's in a female [53:26] numpamia. [53:28] So here's an example of the first lord [53:29] in a female sign and female numpchia as [53:32] we were learning in Paulipika. Now we [53:35] want to look at the moon and see if it's [53:36] also in female sign of namia. [53:39] This moon yes is in the female sign [53:41] cancer and it's numpta is also cancer. [53:44] So here's the perfect example of that [53:46] principle from Paul Deepipa that we [53:48] recently learned in our live streams. [53:50] Here's a male person with a very strong [53:54] female yoga. [53:56] That's why his moon in the third house [53:58] is really showing its colors in terms of [54:01] female male dichotomy. [54:04] Furthermore, his moon in the third house [54:05] is with Mercury who's a transgender [54:07] planet. [54:09] [snorts] But boy George has another [54:11] question. and he says, "I think I'm a [54:13] lot more artistic and expressive than [54:15] these other two guys, especially George [54:16] W. Bush. So why is it that I'm so [54:19] artistic and expressive? [54:21] Bush also has moon in the third house [54:22] and he's not." [54:26] Well, for this you just see what we just [54:28] described about gender bender because [54:30] it's basically the same thing because [54:32] female is internal, [music] male is [54:34] external. If you're bending or blurring [54:36] the line between male and female, then [54:38] you're allowing the internal to get [54:40] expressed. Then you're artistic and [54:42] expressive. [54:43] So besides that you just have an exalted [54:46] nama doicile rashi Venus in the first [54:52] house [54:54] and you don't expect to be artistic of [54:56] course right [55:00] besides that I always explain that [55:02] artistic person will have very prominent [55:04] connections [music] between houses 3 5 [55:06] and 11 [55:08] his moon in the third house is his third [55:12] lord [55:13] And that transgendered Mercury that's [55:15] right next to it is the fifth lord. So [55:18] have you connected the [music] third and [55:20] the fifth house? Certainly. You put the [55:22] third lord and the fifth lord together [55:24] in the third house. [55:27] And what about the 11th lord? That would [55:29] be Jupiter. And where is it? It's in the [55:31] 10th [music] house. Very dominant. [55:35] Now Will Frell pushes George aside and [55:39] he says, "George is very sexy, but I'm [55:42] not. How come I'm not?" [55:45] First thing is look at your eighth [55:47] house. [55:50] Mr. Ferrell has a debilitated Saturn [55:52] there and that Saturn is his fifth lord. [55:54] Fifth lord is also pretty important in [55:56] terms of sexuality, sexiness, and sex [55:58] drive. [56:00] Second thing is go ahead and look at the [56:03] moon itself because the interpretation [56:05] of the moon is it could make you very [56:06] wanting but [56:09] will feral's moon is debilitated in the [56:11] third house and even more importantly [56:12] it's with Ketu who's asexual. [56:18] Finally [music] [56:19] take a look at Frell's first house. It [56:21] also has Venus in it but it's [56:24] debilitated Venus. Now George W. Bush [56:28] comes late to the party and he says, [56:30] "Hey, I'm not sexy, but [56:33] I am artistic and I was the president. [56:38] So, how come these I am artistic like [56:40] these other fellas and these other guys, [56:42] they they didn't become the president of [56:44] the United States. So, how come?" So, [56:46] for artistic again, let's take a look at [56:48] three, five, and 11 and see if those [56:51] houses are combining or not. What's [56:52] going on with those houses? Well, right [56:55] next to right next to his moon in the [56:57] third house is Jupiter. Jupiter is the [57:01] fifth lord. So, the fifth lord is in the [57:05] third house. And what sign is it in? [57:07] Libra. Venus's sign, an artistic sign. [57:11] So, that covers the third and the fifth, [57:14] especially the fifth. What about the [57:15] other two? Thirddrird house and 11th [57:16] house. H third lord is Venus and the [57:19] 11th lord is Mercury. Take a look at the [57:22] first house. [57:24] The third and the 11th lord have [57:25] combined in the first house. [57:29] So yeah, George W. Bush is not exactly [57:32] Picasso, but pretty damn good. Way [57:35] better than I would have expected as a [57:37] painter. [57:39] And also this little K2 that's sitting [57:41] there in his fifth house has something [57:43] to tell us as well. It says, "I'm a Raj [57:45] Yoga. I'm a secret little Raj Yoga. [57:47] probably didn't notice [57:49] because I'm getting a super strong [57:51] aspect from Mars and [music] Mars is the [57:52] yoga kara and if if a node gets a strong [57:56] aspect [57:58] from a yoga [58:01] while that node is in a kendra aona then [58:03] that constitutes a raj yoga so the raj [58:06] yoga in the fifth house also increases [58:08] artistic [58:10] capacity [58:13] okay that explains why this guy's [58:15] unexpectedly [58:17] somewhat artistic. [58:19] But how about why he became the [58:21] president of [music] the United States? [58:23] Usually when we see people who have a [58:25] great deal of political power or social [58:28] influence, we find a lot of Rajogas. We [58:30] do find that one Raj Yoga in his fifth [58:32] house. But um Bush's chart is not [58:35] writing on Raj Yogas. [58:38] It's writing on a parvat yoga. [58:41] And this is not any run-of-the-mill [58:44] parva yoga. This is a very very very [58:47] [music] [58:48] clear strong parva yoga. I would call it [58:50] a double ultra [58:53] parveta yoga. So definition of parveta [58:56] yoga basically is if you have a bonific [58:58] in the central houses 1 47 and 10 [59:01] without malefific being in sight [59:05] like typically if you can't have [59:07] malefific aspecting the ascendant. So [59:09] especially if you don't have maleific [59:10] across from the ascendant in 6 7 and 8 [59:13] but you do have bonific in the kendra [59:16] then you qualify for this thing called [59:18] parvet yoga. Par [music] means like a [59:20] mountain so it means you know superior [59:23] having a high position. [59:27] In Bush's case he has two bonificics and [59:29] they're not just in the kendra they are [59:31] in the first house and he has malefific [59:34] nowhere [59:36] able to look at them at all. There's no [59:39] maleifics in the Kendras. There's no [59:41] maleifics [music] in 6, seven, and 8. [59:43] The maleific are completely out of the [59:44] way in 2 and 12. You know, his [59:47] outstanding social status, ability to [59:49] become president of the United States is [59:51] riding on this parva yoga plus the [59:55] entitlement factor [59:57] granted by the moon being with Jupiter [01:00:01] in the third house. [01:00:03] If you want to actually have my [01:00:05] interpretations for all of your [01:00:07] placements in your chart, you can go to [01:00:09] my website and order that from the [01:00:12] charts page. It's uh victor.com/r2. [01:00:19] Thank you so much. [01:00:21] [music] [01:00:27] To understand the moon in the fourth [01:00:29] house, we will begin by reviewing the [01:00:31] moon and the fourth house. And it'll be [01:00:33] brief but very important. Here you can [01:00:36] see what the fourth house physically is. [01:00:38] It's literally the ground [music] [01:00:40] beneath your feet or more accurately the [01:00:43] sky in the direction of the ground [01:00:45] underneath your feet. [01:00:48] So it represents everything that is [01:00:50] below ground. So it has to do with [01:00:52] things that are invisible or internal. [01:00:53] [music] [01:00:55] This is why it has to do with emotions [01:00:57] and that's why it's the house of [01:00:58] happiness or in other words the quality [01:01:00] of our emotions. [01:01:04] Also, this is why it's the house of love [01:01:06] or devotion because emotions are based [01:01:09] on what you like or don't like, love or [01:01:11] hate and whether or not you achieve or [01:01:13] don't achieve those things. The [01:01:15] underground also signifies the things [01:01:17] that [music] you don't see. It's the [01:01:18] part of the sky that's completely [01:01:20] invisible. [01:01:22] So the fourth house has to do with all [01:01:24] things that are private or unseen. [01:01:26] This is why it has to do with the [01:01:28] quality of shyness of keeping yourself [01:01:30] unseen. [01:01:33] It has to do with the home or the place [01:01:36] where you are not visible. The place [01:01:38] where you can shut the doors, shut the [01:01:39] windows and be invisible, not seen. It [01:01:42] has to do also with your private space, [01:01:44] your private property, and the ability [01:01:48] to just kind of shut down and rest and [01:01:50] not be active and not be visible. [01:01:56] Furthermore, the fourth house is a very [01:01:58] feminine house. It has to do with [01:01:59] femininity because femininity [01:02:01] essentially is internality [music] and [01:02:02] that's what the fourth house is all [01:02:03] about. Finally, what's in the ground [01:02:06] below your feet, all the roots of the [01:02:08] trees and the plants and everything. [01:02:11] So the fourth house represents the root [01:02:14] from which we come. And this is why it [01:02:17] has to do with whether or not we are [01:02:19] rooted and grounded and stable and also [01:02:23] has to do with ancestry that we come [01:02:26] from. [01:02:28] And since it's the feminine house, this [01:02:30] is why it has to do with our mother [01:02:33] particularly. That was a nice review of [01:02:36] the fourth house. Let's do the same [01:02:37] thing quickly for the moon before we [01:02:39] jump into asking what the moon in the [01:02:41] fourth house represents. So when we [01:02:44] think of the moon, we think of something [01:02:47] that's very bright at night [01:02:51] and therefore we think of something that [01:02:53] is very dipolar. [01:02:56] Night and bright at the same time. [01:03:00] That dipolarity of the moon is why it [01:03:03] symbolizes fluctuation. And [music] it's [01:03:06] also expressed in the physical reality [01:03:08] of it fluctuating in its size so [01:03:10] dramatically. So it symbolizes [01:03:12] fluctuation and change or cycle or [01:03:15] fluidity. [01:03:16] The moon also represents beautiful stuff [01:03:19] because it's bright and bright things [01:03:21] catch your eye. [01:03:24] The moon [01:03:25] because it's associated with night then [01:03:27] it also has to do with unseen things. [01:03:30] And that should also [01:03:33] ring a bell because we just talked about [01:03:34] the fourth house which is all about the [01:03:36] unseen thing. The moon also is a planet [01:03:38] that symbolizes private things [music] [01:03:40] and so it has all of those things in [01:03:42] common with the fourth house including [01:03:44] the whole thing about being internal and [01:03:47] including the mind being the internal [01:03:49] part of our self. The mind being [music] [01:03:51] the tool with which we experience [01:03:53] emotions. [01:03:55] emotions being based on our desires, our [01:03:57] likes, dislikes, our loves, hates and [01:04:00] our likes and dislikes being based on [01:04:02] our opinions of things and hence also [01:04:05] the moon is very very feminine because [01:04:06] femininity [music] is always internal. [01:04:09] Interesting thing about the moon and [01:04:11] this dichotomy of it being bright and [01:04:13] night at the same time is [music] that [01:04:14] the brightness indicates that it's an [01:04:16] authority. It's so much brighter than [01:04:17] any star. But the nightiness of the [01:04:20] moon, it's nighty and it's brighty. The [01:04:23] ntiness of it makes it feminine. [music] [01:04:24] So, we're dealing with feminine [01:04:26] authority. And that means the mom. Now, [01:04:28] let's take the bold leap and try to [01:04:29] interpret the moon in the fourth house. [01:04:31] And now that we did a little bit of work [01:04:33] and reviewed the fourth house and the [01:04:35] moon separately, it's not that much of a [01:04:38] bold leap. We're pretty ready to do it [01:04:40] intelligently. [01:04:41] We have three things really on the [01:04:43] table. [01:04:44] We have the fact that the moon is [01:04:46] feminine and the fourth house is also [01:04:48] feminine [music] and hence all the [01:04:51] things that are associated with the [01:04:52] internality of femininity are going to [01:04:55] be the same with the moon as the fourth [01:04:58] house. So the second thing on the table [01:05:01] is the privacy of the moon and the [01:05:04] privacy of the fourth house I'm sure is [01:05:06] going to go really [music] well [01:05:06] together. [01:05:08] But the third thing on our plate to [01:05:11] interpret is the fluuality or the [01:05:14] fluidity or instability of the moon [01:05:16] versus the rootedness and stability and [01:05:19] groundedness of the fourth house. So [01:05:21] let's take these one at a time and turn [01:05:23] them [music] into actual [01:05:24] interpretations. [01:05:26] The femininity of the moon going along [01:05:28] with the femininity of the fourth house [01:05:30] gives us the interpretation of what we [01:05:33] would call suki [01:05:35] which is a Sanskrit word that means [01:05:37] pleasant [01:05:40] feminine. So feminine is suki feminine [01:05:43] is nice. Feminine is gentle. Feminine is [01:05:45] pl pleasant. Feminine is beautiful. [01:05:47] Feminine is attractive. Feminine is [01:05:49] sensually pleasing [01:05:52] soft etc. [01:05:54] So the moon in [music] the fourth house [01:05:56] indicates a person who's pleasant or [01:05:58] attractive or sensual [01:06:04] feminine and feminine also means you [01:06:07] have a lot of wealth because femininity [01:06:09] produces wealth. [01:06:11] So the home the private property and [01:06:13] everything that whole strand of meaning [01:06:16] the fourth house and the moon is coming [01:06:18] out here. [01:06:20] And the third thing about female and [01:06:23] female means suridif. So surit means [01:06:26] good heart and it also means good mind. [01:06:28] So with the moon in the fourth house we [01:06:30] expect the person to be good-hearted [01:06:33] means like a loyal friend. Loyal in [01:06:35] their friendships [01:06:37] and good mind in the sense of they have [01:06:40] a lot of imagination. They think a lot. [01:06:43] They dream a lot. They plan a lot. They [01:06:46] come up with ideas. The second thing [01:06:48] about the moon in the fourth house is [01:06:49] that they're both private. And this is [01:06:51] very interesting. This generates the [01:06:54] interpretation of yasha, which means [01:06:57] fame. [01:06:59] So, how do you get fame [01:07:02] from a private planet [music] being in a [01:07:04] private house? It might seem weird, but [01:07:06] if you watch my videos about planets and [01:07:08] houses or planets and science, you see [01:07:10] that this is a very consistent thing [01:07:12] that happens in interpretations. [01:07:15] If the moon is the planet of privacy and [01:07:18] it's in the house of privacy, that means [01:07:19] your privacy is going fine. You don't [01:07:22] have any worries about privacy. [01:07:25] You don't have needs for privacy. Your [01:07:26] privacy is already taken care of. So, [01:07:29] you feel confident. You don't feel like [01:07:31] you have to hide anything. You don't [01:07:32] feel ashamed of anything. [01:07:34] And that gives you the ability to [01:07:36] disclose and be [01:07:39] out there and visible. [01:07:44] The third thing about the moon in the [01:07:46] fourth house was this clash between the [01:07:48] moon being fluctuating and the fourth [01:07:51] house being stable. This is what we [01:07:53] would call bog tiag. [01:07:57] So that means sometimes up, sometimes [01:08:00] down, sometimes enjoying, sometimes [01:08:02] suffering, sometimes happy, [music] [01:08:03] sometimes sad, dramatic changes, [01:08:08] not a lot of stability, [01:08:11] an an unstable person, a fluctuating [01:08:14] person. So dramatic changes in how they [01:08:16] feel about things, dramatic changes in [01:08:18] what they do, dramatic changes in their [01:08:19] life. They try to make dramatic [music] [01:08:21] changes and so forth. [01:08:24] So, I have a modest database of [01:08:26] well-known people who I use as examples [01:08:29] in these videos of planets and signs and [01:08:31] planets and houses. When I check that [01:08:34] database for people with the moon in the [01:08:35] fourth house, a whole lot of names come [01:08:38] up considering that I have pretty [01:08:41] modestly sized database. And that makes [01:08:43] sense because one of the expectations is [01:08:46] the privacy of the moon with the privacy [01:08:47] of the fourth house makes you have no [01:08:49] concerns about privacy. [01:08:51] And hence you go out there and you can [01:08:54] become famous. [01:08:56] So there happens to be quite a lot of [01:08:58] famous people with the moon in the [01:08:59] fourth house. It's not hard to find [01:09:00] example charts. [01:09:03] Leonardo da Vinci, Michelangelo, [01:09:07] Mozart, Jim Marson, Russell Brand, Candy [01:09:10] Bar, Anias Nin, Caitlyn Jenner, [01:09:13] and then some very big politicians like [01:09:15] Adolf Hitler, Karl Marx, and Malcolm X. [01:09:19] And there's even two very terrible [01:09:22] well-known criminals, David Burkowitz [01:09:25] and Richard Ramirez. So now let's take [01:09:27] one person from each group and look at [01:09:30] their chart in detail and see what role [01:09:34] the moon in the fourth house is and is [01:09:35] not playing in making them who they are. [01:09:38] Let's take Mozart, Malcolm X, and David [01:09:41] Burkowitz. [01:09:43] So Mozart says, "Am I imaginative and [01:09:48] sensual?" I sure am. I am a great [01:09:52] composer of music. [01:09:55] But if we ask Malcolm X if he's [01:09:58] imaginative and sensual, he might say, [01:10:01] "I guess you could say I have a good [01:10:02] imagination cuz I'm envisioning a [01:10:05] different reality, [01:10:08] but I don't know. I say I'm sensual. And [01:10:12] if we ask David Burgitz, if he's very [01:10:15] imaginative, sensual, etc. [01:10:18] He kind of is in the most perverted and [01:10:23] crazy way like very lost in fantasy, [01:10:28] very lost in his imagination. [01:10:32] It's a big kind of question mark from [01:10:33] him of why is it such a negative thing [01:10:36] for him, but such a positive thing for [01:10:38] Mozart? That's something that we'll look [01:10:40] at when we look at his [music] chart [01:10:41] specifically. [01:10:43] If we ask Mozart how he feels about the [01:10:45] famous thing and whether he's unashamed, [01:10:47] he's going to say, "You bet your [01:10:48] breaches." [01:10:50] Very much like that. And same thing [01:10:52] Malcolm X would say, "Yeah, I am not [01:10:54] scared. [01:10:56] I'm bold and I'm going to go out and [01:10:58] speak." [01:10:59] And even David Burke would say, "That's [01:11:01] right. I'm famous. I became famous for [01:11:03] doing horrible things and I liked it. [01:11:10] If we ask them all about the third thing [01:11:12] about this dramatic change, we will get [01:11:14] some more clarity actually about what [01:11:16] this really means with Mozart. [01:11:19] Mozart was an extremely impractical [01:11:21] person. [01:11:25] He could have been extremely wealthy, [01:11:30] but he didn't care very much about [01:11:33] money. [01:11:36] So that's That is one of the facets [01:11:38] that's should be brought out about this [01:11:41] dichotomy [music] of the moon being [01:11:43] fluid and the fourth house being solid. [01:11:47] It's going to present the dichotomy also [01:11:49] of idealism versus practicality. [01:11:54] So Mozart is a very good example of a [01:11:56] person that's really sacrificing the [01:11:58] practicality [music] [01:11:59] for the sake of their imagination and [01:12:02] idealism. Also Mozart had a very [01:12:04] unstable body. [01:12:06] have very unstable health. [01:12:09] So when we look at his chart, we'll [01:12:11] figure out why. [01:12:13] Malcolm X, is he very dramatic? He is so [01:12:17] dramatic. He's very, very volatile. [01:12:21] And David Burkowitz, is he's extremely [01:12:24] unstable. [01:12:26] Extremely unstable. [01:12:28] David Burkowitz wants to know, "How come [01:12:31] I got none of the good stuff of the moon [01:12:33] in the fourth house, but all the bad [01:12:35] versions of everything?" [01:12:39] Well, the moon says hello. [01:12:43] He says, "Look at where I am. I'm at 4° [01:12:46] and look who is right on top of me at [01:12:50] also at 4°. Rahu." [01:12:53] And if you are not familiar with that [01:12:56] signature, you must be new to my video. [01:12:58] So please subscribe to the channel [01:13:00] because this signature comes up in all [01:13:02] the serial killers, almost all of them. [01:13:06] Very tight conjunction with Moon and [01:13:07] Rahu. [01:13:11] So what Moon and Rahu is not going to [01:13:14] it's going to really exaggerate the [01:13:16] [music] instability, [01:13:18] unrealness, impracticality that's [01:13:20] possible with the moon in the fourth [01:13:21] house. [01:13:23] Furthermore, his moon is in the fourth [01:13:25] house with something called the kayuma [01:13:26] [music] yoga. It's one of the more [01:13:28] important yogas for the moon whether or [01:13:30] not it has neighbors [01:13:32] or anybody with it in its house. So, [01:13:34] it's all alone. It has no it's in [01:13:36] Aquarius. It has nobody in Capricorn. It [01:13:38] has nobody in Pisces [01:13:40] except Rahu that is not even a planet. [01:13:42] It's just a force. [01:13:46] So it's very lonely out there and it is [01:13:48] even all alone in the kendras [music] [01:13:50] and its own kendras are also empty. So [01:13:53] it has 100% superpowered [music] cayman [01:13:55] droo yoga which makes the moon extremely [01:13:58] unreliable and unstable. [01:14:01] That's why David Burkowitz has all the [01:14:03] unstability [01:14:05] that's really kind of just a [music] [01:14:06] background potential of the moon in the [01:14:08] fourth house and his chart brings that [01:14:10] background potential out to the [01:14:11] foreground. And it also doesn't help [01:14:14] that his first lord is in the eighth [01:14:16] house with the eighth lord. [01:14:20] Now Malcolm X also has a question. He [01:14:22] says, "Step aside David Burkowitz. I got [01:14:23] a question for the astrologer." He says, [01:14:25] "You said the moon in the fourth house [01:14:27] was surit nice, gentle. I'm tough. [01:14:33] I'm tough and I'm serious. I'm not [01:14:35] gentle and sensual. So why is that?" [01:14:39] So, Mars goes, "Hello, look at me. I am [01:14:42] at 6° of Cancer and your ascendant is at [01:14:45] 5° [music] of Capricorn." That means [01:14:48] your ascendant is under the full [01:14:49] influence of Mars. Mars is anything but [01:14:53] surit. Mars is anything but gentle and [01:14:56] feminine and and sensual and so forth. [01:15:01] Also Saturn says I'm over here too and I [01:15:04] am about 60° away from the ascendant [01:15:07] [music] and I have about 100% aspect on [01:15:09] 60°. [01:15:11] So Saturn is also immensely influential [01:15:14] from Scorpio. [01:15:20] And then the moon says yeah I'm in the [01:15:22] fourth house but zing I'm in a I'm in [01:15:24] Aries in the fourth house a Marshall [01:15:28] sign. So there's nothing about Malcolm [01:15:30] X's chart which is soft and gentle even [01:15:34] as Jupiter in the first house is in [01:15:36] Capricorn. [01:15:38] And so that's why the potential of the [01:15:40] moon in the fourth house to produce a [01:15:42] feminine surit nice person isn't really [01:15:45] there in Malcolm X. Instead he becomes a [01:15:47] very serious [01:15:49] intense hardcore person. [01:15:53] Mozart now walks up to the stand and [01:15:56] says I was really obsessed with work. I [01:15:59] could not stop working. [music] How [01:16:00] come? [01:16:02] So, Virgo says hi. Virgo is your rising [01:16:05] sign. Virgo likes to work. Also, your [01:16:09] first lord says hi because it's in the [01:16:11] sixth house and the sixth house is all [01:16:13] about work. [01:16:16] But then Mozart says actually I didn't [01:16:18] really care that much about that. I have [01:16:19] a more serious question. [01:16:22] I noticed you were talking about David [01:16:23] Burkowitz and he had this kaduma yoga [01:16:26] that you know was very terrifyingly deep [01:16:30] but um I have the same thing don't I [01:16:34] have the moon in Sagittarius with nobody [01:16:37] else in Sagittarius and nobody in the [01:16:39] sign after it Capricorn and nobody in [01:16:42] the sign before it Scorpio [01:16:46] and furthermore I have nobody in any of [01:16:48] the kendras or angles to my moon and I [01:16:50] have nobody in any of the kinders or [01:16:52] angles to my ascendant except for Rahu [01:16:56] who's not even a planet. So I have [01:17:00] almost I have the exact same thing that [01:17:01] David Burkowitz has. How come I'm not [01:17:04] like him? I'm not a mass murderer. I'm [01:17:07] not a lunatic. [01:17:09] The main thing the biggest difference is [01:17:12] the distance between Mozart's moon to [01:17:16] the notes compared to the distance [01:17:18] between Burkowitz's moon to the notes. [01:17:20] This is very important in interpreting [01:17:23] the moon anywhere it is to look at his [01:17:26] distance from the nodes from its nodes [01:17:29] that will show you the moon's [01:17:30] declination. [01:17:31] Mozart's moon is just about 90° away [01:17:35] from the nodes which is just about as [01:17:38] far as you can get away from the nodes [01:17:40] which means it's at the apex of its [01:17:42] declination [01:17:44] which means it's very strong and [01:17:46] powerful. [01:17:47] Burkowitz on the other hand is exactly [01:17:50] conjoined with the node. That means it's [01:17:52] at no declination and that makes a big [01:17:55] difference in determining what kind of [01:17:57] relationship the moon has with Rahu, the [01:17:59] destabilizing [music] force. [01:18:01] Furthermore, there's a lot of other [01:18:02] important clues. Mozart's moon is in a [01:18:05] Jupiter sign and Burkowitz's moon is in [01:18:09] a Saturn sign. Mozart's first lord [01:18:13] is with the ninth lord [01:18:16] aspected by Jupiter. [01:18:20] But Burkowitz's first lord is with the [01:18:23] eighth lord aspected by Saturn. [01:18:28] So you see the huge difference between [01:18:30] the ninth versus eighth influence, [01:18:32] Jupiter versus Saturn influence. Mozart [01:18:35] is ninth in Jupiter. Burkowitz is eighth [01:18:37] in Saturn. Those are not the same. [01:18:42] Furthermore, what you see with Mozart [01:18:44] really and this is the clue to why he [01:18:46] had such bad health [01:18:49] because the moon in the fourth house can [01:18:50] give a lot of instability [01:18:52] and that comes out in Mozart's health [01:18:54] because he has the node right on his [01:18:56] ascendant [01:19:00] and the ascendant represents the body [01:19:02] whereas Burkowitz has a node right on [01:19:04] his moon and the node repres and and the [01:19:07] moon represents [music] the mind. So we [01:19:08] can say you both have difficulty [01:19:11] indicated by this cam room yoga. For [01:19:13] Mozar it's a difficulty with [music] [01:19:14] your body. You died at in your mid-30s. [01:19:18] For Burkowitz is difficulty with your [01:19:19] mind. You went nuts. If you want to [01:19:22] actually have my interpretations for all [01:19:24] of your placements in your chart, you [01:19:27] can go to my website and order that from [01:19:30] the charts page. It's uh victor.comr2. [01:19:38] >> [music] [01:19:44] >> In this video, we will explain what the [01:19:46] moon symbolizes when it's in the fifth [01:19:48] house. And in order to make it clearer [01:19:52] in the end and also to give you a better [01:19:55] intuition for the nuances of it, we'll [01:19:58] begin that by explaining what the fifth [01:20:00] house itself is. Here's a visual that [01:20:03] lets you see exactly what the fifth [01:20:06] house literally is. It's the sky that's [01:20:10] below the ground but on the western [01:20:13] border of that section. That is the [01:20:15] basis for what it symbolizes. The [01:20:18] undergroundness of the fifth house makes [01:20:20] it symbolize internal things and the [01:20:22] westness of the fifth house makes it [01:20:25] symbolize other people. So it symbolizes [01:20:28] the way that our internal being [01:20:31] interacts with the external world and [01:20:34] other people. So that means two things [01:20:36] basically. [01:20:38] One is the way we interact with the [01:20:41] world and the other is the way we [01:20:43] empathize with or digest the world. And [01:20:46] this is why the fifth house is the house [01:20:48] of intelligence [01:20:50] because intelligence is the ability to [01:20:52] make sense out of the data that comes [01:20:55] into your mind from the external [music] [01:20:57] world. And the fifth house is also the [01:21:00] house of compassion. [01:21:02] The things that are happening to the [01:21:04] other people, you can relate to that. [01:21:07] You bring it in and make it a part of [01:21:08] yourself. That's compassion. That's the [01:21:10] nature of the fifth house. And it's the [01:21:12] house of love cuz that's the basis of [01:21:14] love. of love means caring about other [01:21:16] people. The fifth is also the house of [01:21:19] communication. [01:21:21] The ability to utilize languages and [01:21:24] symbols to express [01:21:27] our inner feelings and our inner [01:21:30] concepts to other people. The fifth [01:21:33] house is the house of expression, [01:21:36] creativity and art [01:21:38] because that's exactly what expression [01:21:40] and art is. It's communication. [01:21:43] And the fifth is the house of children [01:21:46] because what higher form of creativity [01:21:48] and expression is there than to produce [01:21:50] another living being. Now that we know [01:21:53] what the fifth house is, let's quickly [01:21:55] review what the moon is. Then we'll be [01:21:57] really well equipped to interpret the [01:21:58] moon in the fifth house. The moon is a [01:22:02] very bright planet yet it's only bright [01:22:05] at night because it is it embodies these [01:22:08] two opposites in one thing being both [01:22:10] bright and dark. [01:22:13] It symbolizes fluctuation or change, [01:22:15] fluidity, simplicity. Because it's [01:22:18] bright, it signifies being very [01:22:20] attractive, being beautiful, attracting [01:22:22] the eye. And because it's nighty, it [01:22:26] signifies unseen things or private [01:22:28] things. Because it's unseen, it [01:22:32] signifies the internal things. The [01:22:35] internal part of the self is the mind. [01:22:38] The mind is the tool for perceiving [01:22:40] emotions. Emotions are reactions to [01:22:42] desires. The outcome of our desires [01:22:44] produces emotions. Desires are reactions [01:22:47] to our opinions. So the moon symbolizes [01:22:49] our opinions and subjectivity itself. [01:22:52] And the moon being an internal and [01:22:54] beautiful symbol [music] therefore [01:22:56] symbolizes femininity and being a bright [01:23:00] symbol signifies authority or power. And [01:23:05] combining the two, femininity with [01:23:07] authority, the moon symbolizes the [01:23:10] maternal [music] figure, the matriarch, [01:23:12] the mother. [01:23:14] Now to understand the moon in the fifth [01:23:16] house, it's not so difficult. Now all we [01:23:18] have to do is call [music] to mind the [01:23:20] things about the fifth house that have [01:23:22] something very obvious to do with [01:23:25] something about the moon. So for [01:23:26] example, the moon represents mother and [01:23:29] the fifth house [music] represents [01:23:30] children. So that's something that's [01:23:32] going to be very key to focus on to [01:23:36] understand and intuit it and get a very [01:23:38] rich picture of what the moon in the [01:23:40] fifth house represents. [01:23:42] Another example is that the moon [01:23:44] represents the mind and the fifth house [01:23:46] is basically about the mind because it's [01:23:48] about the intellect. It's a portion of [01:23:50] the mind. And the third thing is that [01:23:52] the moon is feminine [01:23:54] and the fifth house is loving and [01:23:56] compassionate which is a feminine asset. [01:23:59] So if we're very familiar with how [01:24:02] symbology works, we might keep it at [01:24:04] just these three [music] points. And [01:24:06] that would give us a lot of unspecified [01:24:09] but intuitive understanding of what the [01:24:11] moon symbolizes in the fifth house. But [01:24:13] let's spell it out a little bit more to [01:24:16] help you get used to how to use [01:24:18] symbolism. So for example, the fact that [01:24:21] the moon is the mother and the fifth [01:24:22] house is children, that indicates that [01:24:25] the moon in the fifth house represents [01:24:26] something in Sanskrit called suputra. [01:24:30] Supra basically means you are a good [01:24:34] parent. [01:24:35] You get along well with children. [01:24:38] But it also means you're a good creator [01:24:41] because put means to put or to ex [01:24:44] express. So you're a good creator, [01:24:47] you're a good expresseror. So there's an [01:24:49] artistic slant to it as well. [music] [01:24:53] On the topic of the moon being the mind [01:24:55] and the fifth house being the intellect [01:24:56] in Sanskrit we would call this sumeda. [01:24:59] Sumedha means you have a good essence. [01:25:03] Your internal is good. You have a good [01:25:06] heart. [01:25:08] You have a good intellect. [01:25:10] Your focus. Your concentration is good. [01:25:12] Your imagination is good. Concentration [01:25:15] is good. And then on the topic of the [01:25:18] moon being feminine and the fifth house [01:25:21] being compassionate in Sanskrit we would [01:25:23] call this miduga [01:25:26] which means [music] your way of behaving [01:25:29] is very gentle, elegant, [01:25:33] soft, affectionate [01:25:36] or amata. [01:25:38] People who have the moon in the fifth [01:25:39] house feel more relatable to more [01:25:43] people. They feel familiar and therefore [01:25:46] they feel trustable. [01:25:48] Now, in my small database of maybe 20 or [01:25:51] [music] 30 well-known people with [01:25:54] verified birth times, there's an awful [01:25:57] lot of people who have the moon and the [01:25:58] fifth house. And this is because it's a [01:26:02] very desirable placement. It's a very [01:26:04] synergistic [music] placement. You can [01:26:05] see there's no real clashes between the [01:26:07] moon and the fifth house. And so, it [01:26:08] tends to help people become very [01:26:11] successful. So, who has the moon in the [01:26:13] fifth house in my small database of [01:26:16] people? Barack Obama [01:26:19] and Donald Trump. And what does that [01:26:22] really [01:26:24] exemplify about the moon in the fifth [01:26:26] house? It represents the principle of [01:26:30] femininity and compassion together [01:26:32] making an amatea person, person who's [01:26:35] relatable. [01:26:37] Donald Trump, Barack Obama, especially [01:26:39] Donald Trump is very, very relatable. [01:26:42] to the common person. [01:26:47] Barack Obama very felt very [music] very [01:26:49] trustworthy. The differences between [01:26:51] these people of course are based on the [01:26:53] differences in the rest of their chart [01:26:55] and the different things that affect [01:26:57] their moon in the fifth house. [01:27:00] Another group of people, there's a lot [01:27:03] of artists. Pablo Picasso, Charles [01:27:07] Picowski, Steven Spielberg, [music] [01:27:09] Ernest Hemingway, Stephen King, Ellen [01:27:12] Keller. Very expressive people, very [01:27:14] creative people. What is this all about? [01:27:16] Supra, [01:27:18] good creator, very good at expressing. [01:27:20] Sumeda, [01:27:22] good imagination, good creativity. And [01:27:24] then one more name which is particularly [01:27:27] interesting in how [music] kind of [01:27:28] disturbing it is to find on this list. [01:27:30] Ted Bundy. [01:27:33] What the hell is Ted Bundy, a serial [01:27:36] rapist, murderer, doing on this list, [01:27:40] the moon in the fifth house? [01:27:44] Is he also a mata [01:27:47] like Donald Trump and Barack Obama? Is [01:27:50] he also has his feminine compassion [01:27:54] resonance [01:27:55] making him very relatable, familiar, [01:27:58] trustable? Unfortunately, yes. [01:28:02] That was how he was able [01:28:05] to accomplish the horrific things that [01:28:07] he accomplished. [01:28:09] But as I said, the differences between [01:28:11] these people [01:28:13] are all due to the different conditions [01:28:16] in the rest of the chart besides the [01:28:18] fact that they have the moon in the [01:28:18] fifth house. So [music] why don't we [01:28:20] take a close look at Ted Bundy's chart [01:28:23] to figure out what makes him so [01:28:25] different than the rest of these. So [01:28:27] here is Ted Bundy's birth chart, [01:28:29] verified birth time, and he is [01:28:32] complaining, of course, that we are [01:28:33] calling him falsely trustworthy, [01:28:37] but the evidence of him definitely being [01:28:40] falsely trustworthy [01:28:42] is very obvious in this chart. [01:28:47] Look at his moon in the fifth [music] [01:28:48] house. It's with Mars conjoined K2. [01:28:55] If you're familiar with astrology at [01:28:57] all, [01:28:58] that is a huge red flag on two points. [01:29:02] Just to have the moon near very near to [01:29:05] a node is a red flag, [01:29:09] but to have it very near a node with a [01:29:12] maleific [01:29:13] is a big red flag. And this moon is very [01:29:17] close to the sun with K2 and Mars, which [01:29:22] means that his moon in the fifth house. [01:29:24] It's fine. He's got the moon in the [01:29:25] fifth house, so he's very feminine, [01:29:28] good-looking, [01:29:29] relatable, [01:29:32] but it's right after an eclipse [01:29:35] with Mars, the violent planet. [01:29:38] Now, I recently released a new [01:29:42] nakshhatra report, which is now [01:29:44] available. You can get it for your own [01:29:45] birth chart. It's on my website, [01:29:47] victor.com. [01:29:49] If we use the information that that [01:29:51] report gives to take a look at Ted [01:29:53] Bundy's nakshhatras, it will also [01:29:56] explain [music] why he he although has [01:29:58] the moon in the fifth house supposed to [01:30:00] be a nice person isn't a nice person. [01:30:02] This report tallies up his prominence of [01:30:05] nakshhatras and we find out that jta is [01:30:08] overwhelmingly [01:30:12] the most prominent nakshhatra followed [01:30:15] by [music] anurha and busha meaning that [01:30:19] he's going to use the qualities of [01:30:20] anurha and pusha which are very loving [01:30:24] affectionate [01:30:26] feminine appearing [01:30:29] those are going to be utilized by jesta [01:30:31] which is very selfish. [01:30:35] The report also tallies up the [01:30:37] nakshhatra types. Ted Bundy has an [01:30:40] extreme dominance of the tikna type. [01:30:44] Tishna is the type that is very volatile [01:30:48] and very [music] kind of cutting. [01:30:53] And then the report also tallies up the [01:30:55] pairs of the types into three groups [01:30:59] which are basically masculine, feminine [01:31:01] and dextrous. [01:31:04] So as you can see he has an extreme [01:31:05] predominance of masculinity. [01:31:08] So that's the context in which the moon [01:31:11] in the fifth house exists for this [01:31:13] person. [01:31:15] This report by the way also gives you [01:31:17] interpretations [music] per planet in [01:31:19] nutra. The things that it says about Ted [01:31:21] Bundy are very interesting. [01:31:23] The moon and jesta all about intrigues [01:31:26] subtrafuge [01:31:28] Mars and jesta a strategist and an [01:31:32] opportunist. Now he doesn't just have [01:31:34] the moon in jesta and he doesn't just [01:31:36] have mars and jta he has moon and mars [01:31:38] and jestta [01:31:40] plus ketu and jashta subtrifuge mis [01:31:44] misdirection lying overthrowing taking [01:31:47] advantage of other people. [01:31:51] On top of this deadly trio in Jesus has [01:31:54] the sun in Anurrada. [01:31:58] The sun in Anurradha is [01:32:02] not very great for romantic [01:32:04] relationships. [01:32:06] So that sets the tone for all of his [01:32:09] intrigue and espionage and opportunism. [01:32:15] Furthermore, he has Saturn in Pusha, [01:32:17] which means that he's at odds with those [01:32:20] who establish what's right and wrong. [01:32:21] He's at odds with the law. [01:32:24] Rahu and Rohini. Put Rahu in Rohini and [01:32:29] the sun in Anu Radha. [01:32:31] Rahu and Rohini basically is the same [01:32:33] thing. It's like difficulty controlling [01:32:37] your passion, difficulty controlling [01:32:39] your arousal, intense compulsion for [01:32:42] romance or sexuality. [01:32:44] That's fine if if you just have Rahu in [01:32:47] Rohini, but if you have Rahu in Rohini [01:32:49] and the sun in Anorada and Saturn in [01:32:51] Pusha, it's trouble. [01:32:55] On top of all this is Jupiter and Swati. [01:32:59] Jupiter and Swati in the same chart that [01:33:01] Saturn is in Pushia, they both indicate [01:33:04] the same thing. Being distant from the [01:33:08] law, being at odds with the lawgivers. [01:33:12] >> [snorts] [01:33:12] >> So this really explains why you can on [01:33:15] one hand have Barack Obama with the moon [01:33:18] in the fifth house and on the other hand [01:33:20] have Ted Bundy or Donald Trump or Helen [01:33:24] Keller. All sorts of different people [01:33:26] can have one placement be the same [01:33:29] because the rest of their chart [01:33:32] may be completely different and even the [01:33:34] rest of the things about their moon may [01:33:36] be completely different. If you want to [01:33:39] actually have my interpretations for all [01:33:41] of your placements in your chart, you [01:33:44] can go to my website and order that from [01:33:47] the charts page. It's uh victor.com/r2. [01:33:54] Thank you so much. [01:33:57] [music] [01:34:00] Let's talk about the moon in the sixth [01:34:02] house. [01:34:04] Here you can see what the sixth house [01:34:07] is. Literally speaking, it's the portion [01:34:10] of the sky that's below the western [01:34:13] horizon. And that is why it symbolizes [01:34:16] everything that it symbolizes, which we [01:34:19] could summarize on the phrase supporting [01:34:22] the west. So what's the west all about? [01:34:24] The west is where the sun sets. So it [01:34:26] symbolizes disappearance and it also [01:34:28] symbolizes other people because the sun [01:34:30] represents the self. [01:34:33] If the sixth house supports that stuff, [01:34:35] that means the sixth house is supportive [01:34:37] of disappearance and [music] supportive [01:34:40] of other people. [01:34:42] Being supportive of disappearance [01:34:45] is why it's the house of uncertainty. [01:34:48] Uncertainty is what allows you to lose [01:34:50] things or not recognize things, not [01:34:53] understand things, not be able to see [01:34:55] things clearly. Now, that's a kind of [01:34:57] mental or intellectual sense of [01:34:59] disappearance, but there's also a real [01:35:00] physical sense of disappearance like [01:35:02] dying. [01:35:04] And so, the sixth house being supportive [01:35:05] of dying is why it's the house of [01:35:08] illness and has a lot to do with how [01:35:10] well you digest. [01:35:12] The sixth is also the house of enemies [01:35:14] because enemies are people that don't [01:35:16] support you. They're supportive of other [01:35:18] people. It's the house of duty because [01:35:21] duty is how we support other people. [01:35:25] Finally, it's also the house of debt [01:35:28] because that's what we owe other people. [01:35:31] And so, it concerns matters of being [01:35:34] indebted to and indentured to and in [01:35:37] servitude to other people. [01:35:41] Now, let's discuss the moon. The moon is [01:35:45] a bright planet that you see at night. [01:35:49] And because of this dichotomy between [01:35:51] being bright but night, it's a [music] [01:35:54] dichomous or dipolar planet. Because of [01:35:57] that dipolarity that's inherent in the [01:35:59] moon, it symbolizes fluctuation or [01:36:02] change or cyclicity. [01:36:05] Because of the brightness of the moon, [01:36:07] it symbolizes beauty and attractiveness. [01:36:11] Because of the nightness of the moon, it [01:36:13] symbolizes what is unseen or private. [01:36:16] Also it symbolizes the unseen portion of [01:36:19] the self which is the internal self. So [01:36:21] it signifies the mind. The mind is the [01:36:24] thing that experiences emotions. [01:36:26] Emotions are based on desires. Desires [01:36:28] are based on opinion and subjectivity [01:36:31] and bias. So the moon symbolizes all [01:36:34] these things. And also because it's [01:36:37] internal it symbolizes the internal [01:36:39] gender femininity. And finally one more [01:36:42] thing about it being bright. Because [01:36:43] it's bright that symbolizes being [01:36:45] powerful but because it's internal it [01:36:48] symbolizes being feminine or internal [01:36:50] power. So it symbolizes the feminine or [01:36:54] maternal authority figure. [01:36:58] Now to understand the moon in the sixth [01:37:00] house all we have to do is think what is [01:37:03] it about the moon that really resonates [01:37:06] with something about the sixth house. So [01:37:08] for example, the moon has to do with [01:37:10] health because beauty comes from health. [01:37:13] So what does health resonate with? Well, [01:37:16] health resonates with illness. The sixth [01:37:18] house is about illness, but it resonates [01:37:20] with it in a negative way, right? [01:37:23] So that is something that is going to [01:37:26] describe or allow us to intuit it what [01:37:28] the moon represents in the sixth house. [01:37:33] Another thing is that the moon is a [01:37:35] peace planet because it's shy. [01:37:37] So it's tranquil and it's calm, [01:37:41] but the sixth house is not peaceful. [01:37:43] It's problematic and it's about dealing [01:37:45] with problems. So again, these things [01:37:48] resonate with each other, but in a [01:37:49] disharmonous way. [01:37:51] And finally, the moon is a maternal [01:37:54] planet and the sixth house is a house of [01:37:57] enemies. So in a sense, that's a clash [01:38:01] because the mother is supposed to be the [01:38:03] friend, but the sixth house has to do [01:38:04] with enemies. But in a sense, it's not [01:38:08] entirely a clash because the mother is [01:38:09] authority and power. [01:38:12] And putting power where the enemies are [01:38:14] is pretty good. So these three [01:38:16] resonances between the moon and the [01:38:18] sixth house are the keys to intuiting [01:38:20] what the moon symbolizes in the sixth [01:38:22] house. I'll show you now how to unpack [01:38:24] it a bit, how to expand it a bit and put [01:38:26] it into words. Let's go up to the first [01:38:28] one where the moon is health, but the [01:38:30] sixth house is illness. This is why the [01:38:32] moon in the sixth house signifies alpa. [01:38:35] Alaou means disease or shortlived short [01:38:38] lifespan. And remember disease means not [01:38:42] easy. So the moon in the sixth house [01:38:44] besides this basic physical problem of [01:38:47] illness or short life. It also signifies [01:38:51] the sense of not being easy, not being [01:38:53] an easy person and not being at ease. [01:38:57] Not really [music] able to find comfort [01:38:59] very easily. [01:39:01] Now let me show you how you can unpack [01:39:03] the second issue. The moon being peace [01:39:05] but the sixth house being problems. This [01:39:08] one we would call amati. [01:39:11] Amati means disagreeable [01:39:14] and conflict not able to find peace. [01:39:18] Not very oriented towards consiliation. [01:39:23] And now the third thing about the moon [01:39:25] in the sixth house which is really [01:39:26] [music] the main thing about the moon in [01:39:28] the sixth house is the issue of [01:39:29] maternity and enmity. [01:39:32] So again amati is an important word here [01:39:36] because we mentioned it's argumentative [01:39:39] but we're talking about being competent [01:39:41] at fighting competent at dealing with [01:39:44] [music] problems. [01:39:46] So we could say that the moon and the [01:39:48] sixth house signifies somebody who's [01:39:49] argumentative in a brilliant way. [01:39:52] [snorts] Another word we can use to [01:39:54] [music] describe this particular [01:39:55] resonance between the moon and the sixth [01:39:57] house is putty puffy. [01:39:59] Putty puffy means somebody who conquers [01:40:03] others, someone who lays siege to [01:40:06] others, [01:40:08] someone who surrounds others, doesn't [01:40:11] let others go, someone who belittles [01:40:14] others. [01:40:16] puts others down. So that also means [01:40:18] someone who's very great, someone who's [01:40:21] superior to others. So the moon in the [01:40:23] sixth house as a result of it being the [01:40:26] maternal figure in the house of enemies [01:40:29] has the sense of [01:40:32] just fighting others and defeating them [01:40:34] and pushing pushing the problems down, [01:40:37] solving the problems, belittling others [01:40:40] and having kind of a superiority air to [01:40:42] it. And finally, one interesting phrase [01:40:45] describing this particular dynamic [01:40:47] isogi. [01:40:50] Now, in a sense, udogi is just another [01:40:52] way of saying alaius, which means they [01:40:54] get sick. [01:40:57] But it also means they have something [01:41:00] called the generosity disease. [01:41:03] And this is a very interesting thing [01:41:05] about the moon in the sixth house. [01:41:07] Motherhood in the house of problems. [01:41:09] [music] Motherhood is generous, but now [01:41:11] it's in a place where it has to deal [01:41:13] with problems. [01:41:16] So there's problems with generosity. [01:41:20] The individual is either [01:41:23] overly generous, [01:41:26] giving way too much, [01:41:29] or overly harsh, [01:41:32] [music] not being generous at all. Now [01:41:34] that we're kind of clear or hopefully [01:41:37] getting clear about these three issues [01:41:39] with the moon in the sixth house, we [01:41:41] could look at some charts that have the [01:41:44] moon [music] in the sixth house and [01:41:48] use those charts to clarify [music] [01:41:49] these ideas. So let's use Einstein, [01:41:53] Vincent Van Go and Sria Prabupad. [01:41:55] [music] [01:41:56] Einstein is up first. [01:42:00] Is Einstein a person who really [01:42:04] illustrates the alias concept? [01:42:07] Definitely [01:42:09] half of his life was battling chronic [01:42:12] diseases. [01:42:14] Why does this aspect of the moon in the [01:42:16] sixth house come through so vividly for [01:42:18] Einstein? Well, what helps that a lot is [01:42:20] the fact that it's his first lord in the [01:42:23] sixth house. And not only does his first [01:42:25] lord go to the sixth house, but his [01:42:27] planet of disease Saturn is debilitated [01:42:30] in a prominent place. Let's look at the [01:42:33] next term, Amati. The first aspect of it [01:42:36] is to be very argumentative, [01:42:38] successfully argumentative, brilliantly [01:42:40] argumentative. Is he very brilliant. Why [01:42:44] does Einstein have such an intellectual [01:42:45] twist on this argumentative nature of [01:42:48] the moon in the sixth house? Well, [01:42:49] that's really because his fifth lord is [01:42:53] exalted in a very dominant position in [01:42:56] the chart where it's aspecting the [01:42:58] ascendant very strongly and aspecting [01:42:59] all the planets in its own 10th house [01:43:01] very strongly and where it's in raj yoga [01:43:03] via house exchange. [01:43:06] Second facet of amati is just plain [01:43:08] disagreeable [01:43:10] and Einstein is an excellent example of [01:43:13] a very disagreeable person. He's thought [01:43:16] to have had autism and autism as a whole [01:43:19] about [01:43:22] solitariness and disintegration [01:43:25] with the conventional world and society. [01:43:30] He's very disagreeable. And [music] [01:43:34] why does his chart make that aspect of [01:43:36] the moon come to such an extreme? Well, [01:43:38] one of the things you should do, [01:43:40] whatever house the moon is in, is you [01:43:41] should also look at the fourth house [01:43:43] because the fourth house symbolizes many [01:43:45] of the same things that the moon does. [01:43:47] So in Einstein's case, his fourth lord [01:43:50] is conjoined the debilitated Saturn. Now [01:43:54] another thing that we expect from the [01:43:55] moon in the sixth is [01:43:59] which means to belittle others and be [01:44:01] much better than others. Einstein very [01:44:04] very much so very belittling towards [01:44:08] others. [01:44:13] Finally, does Einstein have udar roi the [01:44:15] generosity disease? Super. And certainly [01:44:18] in the sense of being very very harsh [01:44:23] and not gentle [music] [01:44:25] with family and wife and stuff like [01:44:27] that. And the indicators of that again [01:44:30] is the same as the indicators for [01:44:32] disagreeableness. [music] So it would be [01:44:34] the fourth lord being in such [01:44:36] conjunction with the debilitated Saturn. [01:44:40] Now let's take a look at Vincent Van [01:44:41] Go's chart and see if that helps us [01:44:43] crystallize these concepts about the [01:44:45] moon in the sixth house. Aluse [01:44:49] for Vincent Van Go extremely Alba he [01:44:52] only lived to be 37 [01:44:55] and his cause of death is suicide. So [01:44:58] was he not an easygoing person? Was he [01:45:00] not at ease? Was he not comfortable? [01:45:02] Extremely. [01:45:04] So why so? Well, just like Einstein, his [01:45:07] moon in the sixth house is also the [01:45:09] first lord. [01:45:11] But unlike Einstein, look at that [01:45:13] combination [music] that he has in the [01:45:14] sixth house. His K2 is right on top of [01:45:18] that moon and his sixth lord is right on [01:45:21] top of that K2. So that's really a [01:45:24] heavyduty [01:45:26] moon in the sixth house. [01:45:31] How about the quality of amati [01:45:34] being disagreeable? [01:45:36] Very disagreeable, very difficult for [01:45:39] him to deal with people not very well [01:45:43] integrated into society, not very well [01:45:45] integrated into [01:45:48] relationships. [01:45:49] What really helps this come out besides [01:45:51] that tremendous combination that he has [01:45:54] in the sixth house? Saturn being in his [01:45:57] 11th house which is a house of being at [01:46:00] ease and sociable and so forth which [01:46:02] gives a very strong aspect to his [01:46:04] ascendant [01:46:06] which is also an indication of not [01:46:08] liking himself. [01:46:13] Putty Bvy [01:46:15] meaning that he should be better than [01:46:18] other people and belittling of other [01:46:20] people. Super. He's extremely renowned. [01:46:24] Why? So look at his 10th house. It has [01:46:26] the exalted sun in it. [01:46:29] So you see the point the real point is [01:46:31] when you have something like moon in the [01:46:32] sixth house then you have a palette to [01:46:36] use Van Go analogies. You have a palette [01:46:38] of colors that you could paint with. [01:46:41] But not every moon in the sixth house [01:46:43] will choose to use the same colors in [01:46:45] the painting [music] of that individual [01:46:48] depending on what the rest of the chart [01:46:49] is like. [01:46:51] And Udori [01:46:54] the generosity disease for Van Go very [01:46:56] much. She's a really good illustration [01:46:58] of the generosity disease, especially in [01:47:00] how he um took in the prostitute and the [01:47:04] the pregnant prostitute with her [01:47:06] daughter and took care of her and then [01:47:08] she just went on to not love him at all [01:47:11] and he just moved out. So his life is [01:47:14] full of this too much generosity, [01:47:16] generosity to the wrong people, giving [01:47:18] love and never getting it back [music] [01:47:20] and then being very grumpy about that [01:47:23] and very disturbed about that. [01:47:26] Again, you don't really need too much [01:47:28] else in a chart to explain how difficult [01:47:30] this particular moon in the sixth house [01:47:32] is because it's right next to K2 and [01:47:34] right next to the sixth lord. But just [01:47:36] bear in mind that he also has the ninth [01:47:39] lord in the sixth house with Ketu. [01:47:44] So the ninth house is kind of like how [01:47:47] well your generosity will pay off, how [01:47:50] much result you would get from good [01:47:52] deeds. And if it's in the sixth house, [01:47:55] then you don't really get fair [01:47:58] reciprocation for your efforts. [01:48:03] Now, of course, Van Go is the great [01:48:05] painter, and we didn't really see [01:48:07] anything about him being a great painter [01:48:08] in any of these issues. It's because [01:48:11] there's a lot of things about him [01:48:12] besides him [music] being a great [01:48:13] painter. [01:48:15] But since we have his chart up here on [01:48:17] the screen, [01:48:19] let's just mention some of the things. [01:48:21] The classic thing to look for for [01:48:23] artistic skill is combination of 3rd, [01:48:26] 5th, and 11th house. And look at Vincent [01:48:29] Van Go's ninth house where he has Mars [01:48:32] and [music] Venus together. That's the [01:48:34] fifth lord conjoining the 11th lord [01:48:37] while both of them perfectly aspect the [01:48:40] third house. [01:48:43] On top of that, the combination of this [01:48:44] fifth and 11th lord aspecting the third [01:48:47] house is a raj yoga because they're also [01:48:48] the fourth and the fifth lords. [01:48:51] And on top of that, he has another raj [01:48:52] yoga to his first lord by virtue of it [01:48:56] joining his ninth. [01:48:59] Finally, let's look at prabupad. [01:49:04] Is praad a good example of alpayus? No, [01:49:08] not really. He lived to 81 and he was [01:49:11] fairly healthy. [01:49:14] So why? [01:49:16] Well, look at his first house. Unlike [01:49:19] Einstein [01:49:21] and Van Gogh where their first lord goes [01:49:22] to the sixth house, instead his first [01:49:24] lord goes to the 11th where it aspects [01:49:26] the first. So his first house is strong. [01:49:29] So you can't really expect his health to [01:49:30] be difficult or his life to be short. [01:49:35] How about Amati? Amati praad is a great [01:49:39] example of Amati. [01:49:41] Very argumentative and very convincing. [01:49:45] So that's partly just because he has [01:49:47] Capricorn rising and therefore his sixth [01:49:49] house is Gemini and therefore a moon in [01:49:50] the sixth house is also a moon in Gemini [01:49:52] and Gemini is an intelligent sign and a [01:49:54] sign that knows how to communicate. So [01:49:57] moon in Gemini in the sixth really knows [01:50:00] how to debate or or present an argument [01:50:02] or convince you of something. [01:50:07] and disagreeable. [01:50:09] Very disagreeable. [01:50:11] Very disagreeable. [01:50:13] And again look to the um fourth house [01:50:16] for that because fourth house is about [01:50:17] the house of agreement and harmony. And [01:50:19] here is comes his fourth lord into the [01:50:22] sixth house. So both his moon and his [01:50:24] fourth lord are in the sixth house. [01:50:28] Paribi very he's extremely renowned and [01:50:32] also very belittling [01:50:34] or very kind of condescending or [01:50:36] belittling of things which are inferior [01:50:38] or subordinate or not worthwhile. And so [01:50:42] why is he so superior? Well, look at his [01:50:45] ninth and his 10th house. This is really [01:50:47] where his power lies is in the mutual [01:50:50] exchange between his ninth lord and his [01:50:52] 10th lord creating a raj yoga. And did [01:50:55] praad have udara roi the generosity [01:50:58] disease. He's a good example of it [01:51:00] because on one hand he gave so much of [01:51:04] himself. He sacrificed everything for [01:51:07] this cause and there's no way that you [01:51:10] can get back the reciprocation [01:51:15] of that amount of sacrifice. [01:51:18] So in one sense he's very very overly [01:51:20] generous but in the other sense he's [01:51:22] extremely strict and very unforgiving [01:51:25] and very unyielding [01:51:28] and so those he has both aspects of the [01:51:30] generosity disease and to look at for a [01:51:33] reason why this is so well illustrated [01:51:35] in praad it's first of all just simple [01:51:38] that his fourth lord is in the sixth [01:51:41] house with [music] the moon so both the [01:51:42] moon and the fourth lord being in the [01:51:44] sixth house but also take a look at [01:51:46] Jupiter which is kind of The the [01:51:48] opposite of this by nature Jupiter is [01:51:51] generous [01:51:53] and positive [01:51:56] is Jupiter is in the eighth house with [01:51:58] K2. Exactly. With K2. [01:52:00] If you want to actually have my [01:52:03] interpretations for all of your [01:52:04] placements in your chart, you can go to [01:52:07] my website and order that from the [01:52:10] charts page. It's uh victor.com/r2. [01:52:16] Thank you so much. [01:52:20] [music] [01:52:23] This video will explain the moon in the [01:52:25] seventh house and I will explain what it [01:52:28] symbolizes and I'll show you how to [01:52:31] actually read it in real charts using [01:52:33] three well-known people. [01:52:36] But the best place to begin this [01:52:38] discussion is by understanding what the [01:52:40] moon itself symbolizes and [music] what [01:52:42] the seventh house itself symbolizes. And [01:52:45] here is the seventh house. Literally, [01:52:47] physically, it is the area of the sky [01:52:50] that is right around the western [01:52:53] horizon. [01:52:54] And that's why it symbolizes what it [01:52:56] symbolizes because the western horizon [01:52:58] is where the sunset happens. And the [01:53:01] sunset represents two things, [01:53:03] disappearance and other people. The [01:53:06] reason it represents disappearance is [01:53:08] obvious. The sun disappears. The reason [01:53:10] it represents other people is a little [01:53:11] less obvious. It's again because the sun [01:53:15] disappears and the sun represents self. [01:53:18] So if self takes a backseat that means [01:53:21] other people become prominent. [music] [01:53:22] So those are the two basic symbolisms of [01:53:24] the seventh house disappearance and [01:53:26] other people. That's why the seventh is [01:53:28] the house of endings and you please be [01:53:31] clear that it is the house of endings [01:53:32] and the house [music] of death. [snorts] [01:53:35] But the sixth and the eighth house are [01:53:37] more instrumental in bringing about or [01:53:39] preventing death. Yet the seventh house [01:53:41] is about the death itself [01:53:43] and it's also about things just going [01:53:46] away or dispersing. It's a house of [01:53:49] travel or even losing things. [music] [01:53:52] Obviously the seventh house is very [01:53:54] famous as the house of marriage and [01:53:56] partners because it's the house of [01:53:58] others and our relationship with others. [01:54:01] And this is why it's the house of [01:54:03] intercourse which has a sexual [01:54:05] connotation and also just means in [01:54:07] [music] basic how we relate with other [01:54:10] people and how we cooperate with other [01:54:12] people. [01:54:14] And finally, it's a house of exchange or [01:54:16] commerce or business because that's one [01:54:18] of the ways in which we relate with [01:54:20] other people. [01:54:22] Now doing the same thing for the moon. [01:54:24] When you look at the moon, you realize [01:54:26] that it's bright but you only see it at [01:54:29] night. And so it has a sort of a [01:54:31] dichotomy or a dipolarity to it that [01:54:34] it's bright but it only comes out when [01:54:36] it's night. So it's bright and dark at [01:54:38] the same time. And hence it represents [01:54:41] things which are fluctuating, things [01:54:44] which are dipolar, things which are one [01:54:46] thing and the other. They're fluid. They [01:54:49] go back and forth between [music] [01:54:50] states. Because it's bright, it [01:54:52] represents things that attract your eye [01:54:53] and are beautiful. [01:54:55] And because it's night, it represents [01:54:57] things that are unseen and private. So [01:54:59] things that are shy or personal or [01:55:01] domestic [01:55:03] also because it's unseen it represents [01:55:05] things that are internal. This is why it [01:55:06] represents the mind. What is the mind? [01:55:08] The mind is the emotional sense. What is [01:55:10] an emotion? An emotion is a reaction to [01:55:14] fulfilling or not fulfilling a desire. [01:55:16] And what is a desire? A desire is a want [01:55:18] based on an opinion. [01:55:20] And so the moon represents all these [01:55:22] things. subjectivity, bias, opinions [01:55:24] which generate desires which generate [01:55:26] emotions which are [music] experienced [01:55:28] by the mind. [01:55:31] Also, since it's internal, it represents [01:55:34] the internal gender which is female. [01:55:37] And since it's bright, it represents [01:55:39] power and authority. But since it's [01:55:41] female, it represents matriarchal or [01:55:45] maternal power and feminine authority. [01:55:49] Now we're clear about what the moon [01:55:51] represents and what the seventh house [01:55:53] represents. [music] We can go ahead and [01:55:55] figure out how to mix them and [01:55:56] understand what the moon represents, [01:55:57] what is in the seventh house. But the [01:56:00] seventh house is a bit different than [01:56:02] the rest of the houses because it's [01:56:05] exactly around the western horizon. And [01:56:08] concominant with that planets always [01:56:10] have a aspect full power to their [01:56:13] opposition [01:56:15] to the in other words to the point [01:56:16] that's 180 degrees across the sky from [01:56:18] them. So if a planet is in the seventh [01:56:21] house it therefore very likely affects [01:56:24] the ascendant by its aspect. The more [01:56:26] that you see it line up to the ascendant [01:56:28] you'll get these [01:56:29] effects from the moon in the seventh [01:56:31] house which don't really have to do that [01:56:32] much with the seventh house have more to [01:56:34] do with the moon [music] affecting the [01:56:35] ascendant. The physical properties of [01:56:37] the planet in the seventh house come out [01:56:40] by affecting [music] the ascendant. So [01:56:42] in the case of the moon, we expect [01:56:43] visual beauty. The visual beauty, [01:56:46] they're [music] beautiful. They look [01:56:47] good. They attract the eye. [01:56:50] And while the physical aspects of the [01:56:54] planet affect the ascendant, the other [01:56:57] aspects of the planet affect the [01:56:58] descendant. In other words, the planet [01:57:00] is [01:57:02] disappearing. [01:57:04] that's going down over the western [01:57:05] horizon. [01:57:07] So why the physical parts affect the [01:57:10] ascendant is because the ascendant is [01:57:12] physical [01:57:13] but the rest of this stuff sets. [01:57:16] So in the moon's case it's the setting [01:57:18] of the mother mostly. So it's a distance [01:57:21] from mother or it may be like a distance [01:57:23] from emotionalness. [01:57:25] Now those are the two unique effects of [01:57:26] the moon in the seventh house by virtue [01:57:28] of its relationship to the ascendant [01:57:30] which you should check by degree to see [01:57:32] how intense those will be in the [01:57:34] particular chart. There's another three [01:57:37] effects that come from the way the moon [01:57:39] combines with the seventh house. So for [01:57:41] example, the moon is a very domestic [01:57:44] planet and the seventh house is a [01:57:46] marriage house and that's a favorable [01:57:50] combination of symbolisms. [01:57:53] Also, the moon is a feminine planet and [01:57:56] the seventh house is a partnership [01:57:58] house. That's also a favorable [01:58:01] combination of symbolism because [01:58:03] femininity does well with partnership. [01:58:08] Also, the moon is a very cyclic planet, [01:58:11] but the seventh house is a very final [01:58:13] house. So, this is a nonharmonious [01:58:17] interaction of the symbolism. [01:58:20] And if we explore these three things [01:58:23] about how the moon resonates with the [01:58:26] seventh house, [01:58:29] we'll get a good intuition for what the [01:58:31] interpretation of the moon in the [01:58:33] seventh house should be. [01:58:35] To spell out a little bit the the part [01:58:38] about the moon being domestic and the [01:58:40] seventh house being marriage, that means [01:58:42] that you probably have a good marriage. [01:58:44] You have a desirable marriage partner. [01:58:47] On the second thing, femininity and [01:58:49] partnership, [01:58:50] it's a sim similar effect. You're [01:58:53] attractive to partners. [music] People [01:58:54] want to marry you. You're a desirable [01:58:55] partner, but also your partnerships [01:58:58] function well for you. You have [01:59:00] prosperous partnerships. [01:59:04] And then on the non-harmonious resonance [01:59:06] of cyclicity in the moon, but finality [01:59:09] in the seventh house, there's this like [01:59:12] a problem with endings. [01:59:14] And they want newness. They need the [01:59:17] cycle to to go around and they need [01:59:20] [music] stimulation and newness. That's [01:59:23] a good basic template to work from to [01:59:27] understand the moon in the 7th house. [01:59:30] But we should also look at it in real [01:59:33] charts to see how this basic template [01:59:35] actually plays out in some specific [01:59:37] cases. So let's use three high-profile [01:59:40] people. Marilyn Monroe, U Hefner, and [01:59:43] Jeffrey Dmer. Marilyn Monroe. If we ask [01:59:46] her if she's visually beautiful, she's [01:59:49] going to answer yes, of course. [01:59:53] Why so much? Well, look at the moon. It [01:59:56] is quite well aligned with the [01:59:57] ascendant. It's at 19° [02:00:00] and the ascendant is at 13. [02:00:03] So, you can expect a lot of the effect [02:00:06] of the aspect of the moon to the [02:00:07] ascendant, which is a lot of beauty. [02:00:09] [music] In addition to that, her moon is [02:00:10] joined with Jupiter who is the eighth [02:00:13] lord. [02:00:15] The eighth lord is reproductive and [02:00:16] [music] sexy. [02:00:18] So the beautiful moon in the seventh [02:00:21] house aspecting the ascendant is [02:00:23] conjoined with Jupiter which is a [02:00:26] reproductive planet owning the eighth [02:00:28] house the reproductive [music] house. So [02:00:30] it's a sexy kind of beauty that really [02:00:32] comes through. And then really [02:00:36] to make it [02:00:38] sure that she's very beautiful her first [02:00:41] lord the sun is [snorts] in the 11th [02:00:44] house Gemini with the 11th [music] lord [02:00:48] Mercury. Mercury is very [02:00:51] goodlooking [music] [02:00:53] not in the sense of uh sexy but in a [02:00:56] sense of she's wellformed. So she's [02:00:59] getting sexiness from the eighth lord [02:01:00] and she's getting the well-formedness [02:01:02] from the 11th house and the 11th lord [02:01:05] and the beauty and attractiveness and [02:01:06] this kind of sparkle from the moon. [02:01:11] If we ask Marilyn if she was distanced [02:01:13] from her mother which is the effect of [02:01:16] the moon setting she will also say yes [02:01:18] very much [02:01:19] [snorts] because um she was raised by [02:01:21] her grandmother and right so what is [02:01:24] that? Well, besides having the moon in [02:01:27] the seventh house, it's supported by the [02:01:28] fact that her fourth lord is in the [02:01:30] eighth house. And this is important for [02:01:33] you to understand about astrology is [02:01:35] real effects don't come from having just [02:01:37] one indication in a chart. Real effects [02:01:39] come from having multiple indications in [02:01:41] a chart. [02:01:43] So moon in the seventh house is one [02:01:45] indication of being distanced from [02:01:46] mother. It's not going to become a [02:01:48] reality if that's the only thing in the [02:01:49] chart that indicates distance from the [02:01:51] mother. But in Monroe's case, in [02:01:54] addition to the moon in the seventh, the [02:01:56] fourth lord is in the eighth and the [02:01:59] sixth lord, Saturn is in the fourth. If [02:02:02] we ask Marilyn if she had prosperous [02:02:04] partnerships, [02:02:06] she would say kind of financially, but [02:02:09] not m marily. Her marital partnerships [02:02:13] didn't work out. And why is that? Well, [02:02:16] on one hand, it's really nice that she [02:02:18] has the moon and Jupiter in the 7th [02:02:20] house, but [music] it's for a Leo [02:02:21] ascendant. So that means that the moon [02:02:23] is the 12th lord and Jupiter is the [02:02:24] eighth lord. [02:02:26] So her seventh house has the 12th and [02:02:30] eighth lords in it. And while that is [02:02:33] very sexy, it [music] doesn't give a [02:02:35] stable marriage. [02:02:37] But as far as the financial partnerships [02:02:40] being good, the first lord being in the [02:02:41] 11th house, Gemini with Mercury is great [02:02:44] for that. [snorts] [02:02:47] And if we ask her if she, you know, [02:02:49] doesn't like ends or she gets bored [02:02:52] easy, she needs newness, she'll say yes [02:02:54] for sure. And that's [02:02:56] one reason is just having the um first [02:02:58] lord in the 11th house with Mercury [02:03:01] while [music] you have moon in the 7th [02:03:03] house. Now let's take a look at a sort [02:03:07] of similar person, Yu Hefner. [02:03:10] Is he visual visually beautiful? Well, [02:03:13] he's not the worst looking guy in the [02:03:15] world, but he's very into visual beauty. [02:03:19] And he says, "Yeah, I really love visual [02:03:22] beauty. I took a lot of photos of it." [02:03:25] So, you could see that in his case, his [02:03:29] moon in the seventh house is his 11th [02:03:32] lord and it is conjoined [02:03:35] with his ninth lord who's exalted and [02:03:38] who is Venus. [02:03:41] So here he's really profiting from the [02:03:45] visual beauty of others. [02:03:48] We ask him if he's distanced from his [02:03:50] mother, he will also say yes. He's very [02:03:53] unlike his mother and his whole move [02:03:55] towards being the Hugh Hefner that we [02:03:58] know was kind of as a reaction against [02:04:02] the puritanical nature of his mother and [02:04:04] father. So we would say yes and again [02:04:07] like Monroe it has to do with his fourth [02:04:09] house. supporting that his fourth lord [02:04:12] is in the sixth with Mars. Does he have [02:04:16] prosperous partnerships? He would say, [02:04:19] "Yeah, I really had great partnerships [02:04:22] with many people [music] and financially [02:04:24] as well as romantically, [02:04:28] not marally, [02:04:30] but off only after a divorce did that [02:04:33] happen." [02:04:35] So one thing about his chart is you [02:04:36] could see the seventh lord is also [02:04:38] Jupiter. So the seventh lord is also in [02:04:40] the sixth house with Mars. And if we [02:04:43] asked if he needed newness and got bored [02:04:46] easily [music] and stuff like that. Yes. [02:04:49] I mean [02:04:51] look at him. And I think what would [02:04:54] really um support that besides his moon [02:04:57] in the seventh house setting is Rahu in [02:04:59] the 11th. Moving on to the third and [02:05:02] final chart. Jeffrey Dalmer. If we ask [02:05:05] if he's visually beautiful, he's not bad [02:05:08] looking for a serial killer. Was he [02:05:11] distanced from his mother? This is the [02:05:12] oh my god point. [02:05:15] This is the thing that really defines [02:05:17] Jeffrey Dmer is the distanced mother, [02:05:21] the missing mother, [02:05:23] the missing parental affection, and [02:05:25] especially the missing maternal [02:05:26] affection. [02:05:28] What's going on in his chart is really [02:05:32] that his fourth house [02:05:36] has the debilitated sixth lord Jupiter. [02:05:39] So that debilitated sixth lord in the [02:05:41] fourth house with the fourth lord is [02:05:44] really wrecking [music] it. Why? [02:05:47] Because his moon in the seventh house is [02:05:50] a ravatimoon. That's the combo. The a [02:05:53] ravati moon is very susceptible to the [02:05:56] quality of its parenting. That's the [02:05:59] nature of ravati. The indication about [02:06:01] his parenting is that his mother has [02:06:04] severe problems because both [music] the [02:06:06] fourth lord [02:06:08] and the fourth house have debilitated [02:06:11] Jupiter in contact with them and the [02:06:14] moon as Mars in contact with it. [02:06:18] If we say, "Did you have prosperous [02:06:20] partnerships?" He would probably answer [02:06:22] no. And really the problem is the [02:06:26] seventh lord is staying in the seventh [02:06:28] house. If the seventh lord doesn't leave [02:06:31] the seventh house, how does it form [02:06:32] partnerships? [02:06:35] By staying in the seventh house, what [02:06:37] does it do? It causes a maleific planet [02:06:39] to influence the moon. [02:06:42] And what is the nature of that maleific [02:06:44] planet? It's Mars and Aries. And what [02:06:48] nakshhatra it's in utraadraada. [02:06:51] What is Mars in utra bada all about? [02:06:53] Well from my nakshhatra report which is [02:06:56] a new report that I offer. You can get a [02:06:58] link to it below. You can get your own [02:07:00] nakhatra report. [02:07:03] It explains his mars and utraabad as an [02:07:05] indication of dissatisfaction with [02:07:07] conventional [music] pleasures. Not [02:07:09] being able to find happiness in regular [02:07:11] things and feeling of anger [02:07:14] about being unhappy. That's what's [02:07:17] really affecting his moon. And then the [02:07:19] very interesting thing with him is that [02:07:21] he's obsessed with death. And when we [02:07:23] ask him if he needs newness and remember [02:07:25] this question comes from the clash of [02:07:27] the cyclicity of the moon versus the [02:07:29] finality of the seventh house [02:07:32] and if he does he need newness. He says [02:07:35] I need endings. I am obsessed with [02:07:37] death. And if you look at his first lord [02:07:41] is in the eighth house which is very [02:07:43] connected with death. [02:07:45] And again look at the nakshhatra of that [02:07:47] first lord. It's in critica as Venus. [02:07:51] So what does Venus and critica [02:07:53] represent? According to the nakhatra [02:07:55] report that I offer, [02:07:57] it represents that you probably like art [02:08:00] and you might be good at art, but your [02:08:04] relationships of love [02:08:07] are very challenged. There's a cutting. [02:08:11] A critica is an axe. [02:08:13] That's a blade. and Venus is love. So [02:08:17] the two symbols don't go well together. [02:08:19] But unfortunately these two symbols are [02:08:21] so vivid [02:08:24] or Jeffrey Dmer the cannibal the [02:08:26] homosexual cannibal rapist. [02:08:29] Besides that for Jeffrey Dmer to really [02:08:31] understand him it's quite important [02:08:33] [music] to bear in mind what Rahu is [02:08:36] like when it's utra paluni. [02:08:40] According to my nakshhatra report, Rahu [02:08:42] and Utra Paluni signifies unusual [02:08:44] projects and partnerships and often [02:08:47] voracious needs. [02:08:50] If you combine all those things, [02:08:54] it really defines Dhmer well. And really [02:08:58] the key thing with this chart is the [02:09:01] debilitated Jupiter. the debilitated [02:09:04] Jupiter in the house of the mother with [02:09:06] the lord of the mother screwing up [02:09:08] everything else because of the [music] [02:09:10] dependency upon his mother because of [02:09:14] having the moon and ravit. If you want [02:09:17] to actually have my interpretations for [02:09:19] all of your placements in your chart, [02:09:22] you can go to my website and order that [02:09:25] from the charts page. It's uh [02:09:27] victor.comr2. [02:09:32] [music] Thank you so much. [02:09:38] In this video, we'll discuss what the [02:09:40] moon symbolizes in the eighth house. And [02:09:42] we will begin by making sure we [02:09:44] understand what the eighth house [02:09:46] symbolizes. So here you can see what it [02:09:49] is physically. [02:09:51] Literally, it's the area of the sky [02:09:54] that's immediately above the western [02:09:56] horizon. And that is the reason why it [02:09:59] symbolizes everything that it [02:10:00] symbolizes. The [snorts] area of sky [02:10:02] that's above the horizon is the area [02:10:04] that contains the erosive weather. [02:10:07] And so it symbolizes things that will [02:10:09] erode or detract from the horizon below [02:10:11] it. The symbolism of the western horizon [02:10:13] derives from the fact that the sun sets [02:10:15] there. And so the eighth house [02:10:18] fundamentally symbolizes [02:10:21] erosion of the west or in other words [02:10:24] the erosion of the sunset. [02:10:28] Sunset particularly symbolizes two [02:10:31] things. Disappearance and other people. [02:10:35] Disappearance is obvious. Other people [02:10:37] is because the sun also symbolizes self, [02:10:39] the central focus point. And so when it [02:10:42] disappears, it means not the self, the [02:10:44] other people. [02:10:47] So since sunset represents disappearance [02:10:50] and other people and since the sky [02:10:52] that's immediately above the western [02:10:54] horizon is erosive of those themes. [02:10:56] That's where we get the eighth house [02:10:58] themes from. [02:11:00] For example, the eighth is the house of [02:11:03] mysticism because it's erosive of [02:11:05] disappearance. It's anti-disappearance. [02:11:08] It's taking invisible things and making [02:11:11] them known or bringing them into view. [02:11:14] So [snorts] this is why the eighth house [02:11:15] has everything to do with occult, [02:11:17] astrology, psychology, psychicness, [02:11:20] intuition, all that kind of stuff. The [02:11:22] eighth is also the house of insight and [02:11:25] that's just the other side of the same [02:11:27] coin of mysticism. Insight, the ability [02:11:30] to see things which are hidden, the [02:11:32] ability to see things which are [02:11:33] difficult to know. So this is why it's [02:11:35] the house for analyzing things, [02:11:37] analytics, researching things, [02:11:39] discovering things, inquiring into the [02:11:41] unknown. [02:11:45] Also disappearance means death. And so [02:11:48] the eighth house being erosive of [02:11:50] disappearance means that it's also [02:11:51] erosive of death. This is why it's the [02:11:53] house of life force or aayush puff. [02:11:58] So it's the source of vitality and this [02:12:00] is why it has to do with sex and [02:12:02] reproduction because that's the source [02:12:03] of life, right? That's the way you [02:12:04] defeat death is by having new life. [02:12:08] However, the eighth house isn't really [02:12:11] famous as the anti-death house is it's [02:12:13] more famous as the death house. And the [02:12:15] reason for that is although the eighth [02:12:17] house symbolizes vitality and the the [02:12:20] reproduction and the forces that work [02:12:22] against death, the planet that's [02:12:23] entering into the eighth house is going [02:12:26] to be disappearing [02:12:28] both by the fact that soon it's going to [02:12:30] go over the western horizon and also by [02:12:32] the fact that the eighth house by its [02:12:34] angle to our eye is very difficult to [02:12:36] see. This is when you get blinded by the [02:12:38] sun when it's in the eighth or the 12th. [02:12:42] So although the eighth house represents [02:12:44] anti-deaths, usually when we put a [02:12:46] planet in it, the planet symbolism sort [02:12:50] of disappear. [02:12:52] To make sure that we have a complete [02:12:53] understanding of the eighth house, let's [02:12:55] also look at this concept that the [02:12:57] sunset signifies other people. So [02:13:00] therefore, the eighth house is about [02:13:02] erosion of other people or what we [02:13:03] extract from other people. That's why [02:13:05] it's the house of personal gains and [02:13:08] gaining things or being given things by [02:13:10] other people. So like inheritances, [02:13:12] gifts, donations or just the ability to [02:13:15] earn or extract money from others like [02:13:17] salespeople can do. Also the eighth [02:13:19] house has a very clear character of [02:13:22] being individualistic [02:13:24] or not really cooperating with the [02:13:27] group. Now that is what we need to know [02:13:29] about the eighth house. Let's do a [02:13:31] similar analysis for the moon so that [02:13:33] we're totally equipped to understand the [02:13:34] moon in the eighth house. The moon when [02:13:37] you think about what it is, what it [02:13:39] literally is is it's a really bright [02:13:40] thing that comes out at night and hence [02:13:43] it's a very dichomous or dipolar thing [02:13:46] because it's bright but you only see it [02:13:48] at night. [02:13:50] Because of this dichotomy that's [02:13:51] inherent in the moon's nature which is [02:13:53] even reflected in its shape constantly [02:13:55] changing. It therefore represents [02:13:57] fluctuation, [02:13:59] fluidity, cyclicity, and rhythm. [02:14:03] Because of it being bright, it [02:14:05] represents beauty and things that [02:14:06] attract your eye and hold your [02:14:08] attention. [02:14:09] Because of it being unseen, it has to do [02:14:12] with private things. [02:14:14] So that means it has to do with shyness [02:14:16] and domestic things. And it also means [02:14:18] that it has to do with invisible things [02:14:19] like the occult. What do we mean by the [02:14:22] unknown, the occult, the unseen thing? [02:14:24] That's the inner dimension of things. [02:14:26] This is why the moon symbolizes the [02:14:27] inner dimension of self which is the [02:14:29] mind. The mind is the sense or the tool [02:14:33] by which we experience emotions. [02:14:36] And emotions are the result of our [02:14:39] desires being fulfilled or unfulfilled. [02:14:42] And desires are the result of our [02:14:44] opinions about what's desirable and [02:14:46] what's undesirable. [02:14:49] So the moon symbolizes our subjectivity [02:14:52] and our bias that forms our opinions [02:14:54] which motivate our desires and therefore [02:14:57] produce our emotions all of which is [02:14:59] experienced and subsumed in this one [02:15:01] simple word mind. [02:15:04] Furthermore, because the moon is [02:15:07] internal, it represents the internal [02:15:10] gender which is female. So the moon is [02:15:12] feminine [02:15:14] and because it's bright like the sun, [02:15:17] it's like the sun of the night. So it [02:15:19] represents authority, the thing that [02:15:20] commands you and demands your attention. [02:15:24] But it's female authority. So that's why [02:15:26] it's the mother figure. Now that we [02:15:28] clearly know what the eighth house [02:15:29] represents and what the moon represents, [02:15:31] we can dive into exploring what the moon [02:15:35] in the eighth house signifies. [02:15:37] All that we have to do is look for [02:15:39] things about the moon that directly have [02:15:41] something to do with stuff about the [02:15:43] eighth house. You may have already [02:15:45] noticed this one. [02:15:47] The moon has to do with internal so [02:15:50] unseen things and the eighth house is [02:15:53] great with that because it has to do [02:15:54] with bringing invisible things to light. [02:15:57] So the moon is all about the unseen and [02:15:59] the eighth house is all about the occult [02:16:01] and that's a very good combination. [02:16:04] If you want to understand the moon in [02:16:05] the eighth house, you just have to think [02:16:07] about the fact that the moon and the [02:16:09] eighth house both have to do with [02:16:12] occult, unknown, internal, [02:16:15] psychological, mysterious things. [02:16:19] Another thing that you should realize is [02:16:21] that the eighth house has to do with [02:16:22] sex. And what does that have to do with [02:16:24] the moon? The moon has to do with [02:16:26] desire, [02:16:27] right? It's about the mind, which is [02:16:29] based on emotion, which is based on [02:16:30] desire. [02:16:33] So that's another thing where the moon [02:16:34] and the eighth house are very [02:16:36] synergistic. They work well together. If [02:16:39] you want to understand the moon and the [02:16:40] eighth house, you just have to imagine [02:16:43] the ramifications of that synergy [02:16:45] between desire and sexuality. [02:16:50] The third and final important thing [02:16:52] about the moon in the eighth house is [02:16:54] that the moon is very domestic but the [02:16:57] eighth house is very defiant. So in [02:16:59] other words, the moon is sort of [02:17:01] compliant and cooperative, [02:17:03] but the eighth house is sort of defiant [02:17:05] and uncooperative. [02:17:08] And so to understand the moon in the [02:17:10] eighth house, you just have to imagine [02:17:12] and envision the ramifications of that [02:17:16] disharmony. [02:17:17] So let me give you some concrete [02:17:19] suggestions about how to imagine these [02:17:21] things. For example, the moon being [02:17:23] unseen and the eighth house being a [02:17:24] cult. If you have the moon in the eighth [02:17:26] house, therefore expect the native to be [02:17:29] an esoteric type of individual. [02:17:33] Some type of esoterism will be their [02:17:36] forte or be what their minds get [02:17:38] attracted to naturally. Probably the [02:17:40] occult or something cosmic or something [02:17:44] spiritual, [02:17:45] maybe psychological, something like [02:17:47] that. On the topic of the moon being [02:17:49] desire and eighth house being sex, [02:17:51] what's the implication of that? This [02:17:53] individual is sexual and lust is a [02:17:56] synonym for ambition. [02:17:59] So these individuals are ambitious and [02:18:01] also sexual is a synonym for sexy which [02:18:05] is a synonym for charismatic. [02:18:07] So expect moon in the eighth house [02:18:09] people to be sexually active, ambitious, [02:18:14] desirous and charismatic, [02:18:17] convincing, seductive, attractive. [02:18:20] Finally, on the issue of the moon being [02:18:22] kind of compliant and domestic versus [02:18:25] the eighth house being defiant, well, [02:18:27] expect these natives to be rebellious [02:18:31] and a bit uncooperative. Let me give you [02:18:34] some names of well-known people who have [02:18:37] the moon in the eighth house in the [02:18:39] correct system. So in other words, in [02:18:41] the system which I recommend in a whole [02:18:43] sign house system using tropical signs [02:18:47] with verified birth times because that's [02:18:49] important when you're giving examples [02:18:51] for houses. [02:18:53] So Anton Leave Osho aka Bhagwan Rajnes, [02:19:00] Carl Sean, [02:19:03] Steve Jobes, OJ Simpson, and Benito [02:19:07] Mussolini. Let's look at three of these [02:19:10] very carefully. We definitely want to [02:19:12] look at Osho [02:19:15] because he's such a great example of the [02:19:19] moon in the eighth house. Take a look at [02:19:21] his chart. [02:19:23] It's not just the moon in the eighth [02:19:24] house. It's like everything in the [02:19:26] eighth house. [02:19:28] So, we don't really even have to point [02:19:31] out any specific [music] thing. He's [02:19:32] just such an eighth househeavy person [02:19:34] and hence the he really [02:19:37] is a good example of the effects of the [02:19:39] eighth house with the moon in it. So [02:19:42] he's the sex guru and he's he's the sex [02:19:44] guru. There you go. That sums up a lot. [02:19:47] That sums up the whole thing [02:19:50] of everything that we just said about [02:19:51] what the moon in the eighth house should [02:19:52] represent. [02:19:55] A second example that's really really [02:19:57] really archetypical is Anton Ley. [02:20:01] >> [snorts] [02:20:02] >> the defiant Satanist [02:20:05] occultist. Now, his eighth house isn't [02:20:08] packed up like Osho's, but look what is [02:20:11] going on with him. His first lord is in [02:20:14] the 12th house, so his focus is on [02:20:15] spiritual or occult or mysterious [02:20:18] things. He has Mercury with very close [02:20:21] to Rahu. So, his intellect is not going [02:20:24] to function in a normal way. That [02:20:26] Mercury is the lord of his fifth house. [02:20:28] swords forming a raj yoga with Rahu [02:20:30] along with Venus which is the lord of [02:20:32] the ninth forming another ra um raj yoga [02:20:35] with rahu so he has a very very uniquely [02:20:37] strong intellect for weird stuff [02:20:42] rahu indicating weirdness but the real [02:20:44] kicker is look at what is packed up in [02:20:48] his chart most of the focus is on his [02:20:52] fourth house and then his 12th house by [02:20:55] virtue of the first lord being there and [02:20:56] then his eighth house by virtue of the [02:20:58] moon being there. So look at the TR [02:21:00] that's formed in the houses of [02:21:03] spirituality [02:21:05] 48 and 12. [02:21:08] Thirdly, let's also look at Carl Sean's [02:21:11] chart. Carl Sean isn't a Raj Nish nor an [02:21:16] Antony, but he's super cosmic. [02:21:20] He's the man behind the television [02:21:22] series Cosmos. [02:21:24] He's the scientist [02:21:26] who was attractive to the public. So [02:21:29] there you can see how he that is sort of [02:21:31] sexy or ambitious or charismatic [02:21:34] and you can see how his intellect is [02:21:36] really focused towards research and [02:21:38] understanding the unknown. [02:21:42] And you can see how he's actually [02:21:44] defiant [02:21:45] both of the scientific community in [02:21:47] terms of how he kind of bridged out from [02:21:50] the typical stuffiness of it and defiant [02:21:53] in terms of the superstitions and the [02:21:57] common ways of thinking wanting to bring [02:22:00] scientific thought processes into the [02:22:03] home. [02:22:05] So take a look at his chart. The key [02:22:08] thing in his chart is the house exchange [02:22:10] between five and seven [02:22:13] by virtue of Mercury the fifth lord [02:22:15] being in the seventh house and Mars the [02:22:17] seventh lord being in the fifth house. [02:22:20] What that does is you could see it's [02:22:22] mostly his seventh house which is packed [02:22:25] which is why he's so relatable and why [02:22:27] he can communicate with people very [02:22:29] well. [02:22:30] But you can see how now this by virtue [02:22:33] of this house exchange all of that [02:22:35] seventh houseseness is tied up to his [02:22:37] house of intellect in Raji yoga which [02:22:40] makes it very successful. Moreover, [02:22:42] his ninth lord is in raj yoga in the [02:22:44] 10th house making him very successful [02:22:47] and powerful. If you want to actually [02:22:50] have my interpretations for all of your [02:22:52] placements in your chart, you can go to [02:22:55] my website and order that from the [02:22:58] charts page. It's uh victor.comr2. [02:23:04] Thank you so much. [music] [02:23:11] Understand the moon in the 9inth house. [02:23:13] First, understand the 9inth house. Here [02:23:17] is the 9inth house. It's the area of sky [02:23:21] that is just to the west of what's [02:23:24] directly over our heads. [02:23:27] And that is the reason why the ninth [02:23:30] house symbolizes whatever it symbolizes. [02:23:33] Above us symbolizes our external [02:23:36] actions, our active life and to the west [02:23:39] signifies other people. [02:23:42] So therefore the 9inth house basically [02:23:43] symbolizes our actions pertaining to [02:23:46] other people or the way we affect [02:23:48] others. [02:23:50] This has two primary implications. [02:23:53] our values and our integrity, [02:23:58] what we believe is the right way to act [02:24:00] and our ability to act the right way. So [02:24:03] this is why the 9inth house is the house [02:24:05] of philosophy and that encompasses all [02:24:08] sorts of words like religion, ethics, [02:24:11] morals and so on. The 9inth house is [02:24:14] also the house of education [02:24:17] because education is the way that we [02:24:19] receive philosophy. Education is the way [02:24:22] that we receive morals, ethics, etc. [02:24:26] And the ninth house is the house of [02:24:28] educators, [02:24:30] teachers, parents, [02:24:33] family, elders, gurus, priests. [02:24:36] Also, the ninth is the house of good [02:24:38] deeds. That's the basis of what it is [02:24:40] really. The philosophy is the conception [02:24:43] of the good deeds. The good deeds is the [02:24:45] action. [02:24:46] So how we act towards others whether we [02:24:48] are proper or improper in our actions [02:24:51] that's the subject of the ninth house. [02:24:53] So [music] you find a person being [02:24:54] dharmic or responsible [02:24:57] and you find a person [music] being [02:24:59] generous or charitable. Those traits are [02:25:02] of a positive 9inth house. Good deeds [02:25:06] create good success. If you do things [02:25:09] right you succeed. If you do things good [02:25:11] you get good results. And so the 9inth [02:25:14] house not only represents good deeds, it [02:25:16] also represents good results. That's why [02:25:17] it's the house of prosperity and [02:25:20] fortune. [02:25:22] Now to understand the moon in the 9inth [02:25:23] house, the next thing we need to [music] [02:25:25] do is understand the moon. The moon is a [02:25:29] bright planet that comes out at night. [02:25:32] Hence, it's [music] dichomous because [02:25:34] it's both bright and dark. And so it [02:25:37] represents that kind of dichotomy, [02:25:40] fluctuation, cyclicity, a change of [02:25:42] [music] state, not being only one thing, [02:25:44] being two things at once, etc. [02:25:48] Because the moon is bright, it [02:25:49] represents beautiful things, attractive [02:25:51] things, things [music] that capture your [02:25:53] eye. But because the moon is associated [02:25:56] with night, it symbolizes unseen things. [02:25:59] So it's a private planet which is shy, [02:26:02] domestic, or has to do with things that [02:26:04] are occult or hidden. [02:26:06] Because of that it has to do with [02:26:08] internal things and this is why it [02:26:10] represents the mind because the mind is [02:26:12] the internal aspect of the person. [02:26:16] So the mind is a tool for experiencing [02:26:18] emotions. It's the sense for emotions. [02:26:22] Emotions are a result of desire whether [02:26:24] or not we get what we want. Desire is an [02:26:27] outcome of opinion. [music] What we [02:26:28] think is good and what we think is bad. [02:26:31] And so the moon by saying that the moon [02:26:34] symbolizes the mind is a nice little [02:26:36] capsule for saying all those things. The [02:26:38] moon represents subjectivity. The moon [02:26:41] represents bias. The moon represents [02:26:43] opinion. [02:26:45] The moon represents desires, [02:26:46] desirousness. It represents emotion. [02:26:50] Another ramification of being internal [02:26:52] is that it's the internal gender. So the [02:26:54] moon represents femininity and female [02:26:57] things. [02:26:59] And that has a ramification on the [02:27:01] brightness of the moon. Since the moon [02:27:03] is bright, it should represent [02:27:04] authority. But since it's night, it [02:27:07] represents female. So you [music] put [02:27:08] two and two together and it represents [02:27:10] female authority like queens, mothers, [02:27:13] and so on. [02:27:15] Now that we are up to speed on what the [02:27:18] moon symbolizes and what the 9inth house [02:27:20] symbolizes, it's not that difficult to [02:27:22] explain what the moon symbolizes when [02:27:24] it's in the 9inth house. All that we [02:27:26] have to do is look for things that are [02:27:28] very obviously in common or in contrast [02:27:31] between the planet and the house that it [02:27:33] occupies. For example, the moon [02:27:36] represents the mother. The 9inth house [02:27:38] represents parents. And so the moon in [02:27:40] the 9inth house represents having good [02:27:42] parents or at least having the outcome [02:27:44] of good parents, being well raised. So [02:27:47] it means having integrity, having [02:27:48] ethics, having morals, etc. [02:27:52] The moon symbolizes the mind and the [02:27:55] 9inth house symbolizes education. So the [02:27:57] moon is the planet of opinions [music] [02:27:58] and the 9inth house is about the [02:28:01] informing or development of opinions. [02:28:04] So the moon in the 9inth house [02:28:05] represents being well educated, [02:28:07] wellinformed. [music] [02:28:08] So we find intelligent people or [02:28:10] philosophical people associated with [02:28:12] moon and 9inth house. Finally the moon [02:28:15] symbolizes prosperity [02:28:18] and so did the 9inth house. Why did the [02:28:21] moon symbolize prosperity? [02:28:24] Because it's female. [02:28:27] So femininity is productive and fertile. [02:28:30] And so the moon in the ninth house [02:28:32] represents prosperity which means wealth [02:28:35] which also means creativity or [02:28:37] fertility. [02:28:39] Now let's look at three known people [02:28:41] well-known [music] people who have the [02:28:42] moon in the 9inth house with confirmed [02:28:44] birth times. And we will do this with [02:28:46] the whole sign house system and tropical [02:28:48] signs. First of all, smanuel [02:28:53] and I recommend that people learning [02:28:54] astrology use a chart like this one for [02:28:58] study because it's very obvious and [02:29:00] clear. [02:29:02] This is very very obviously a nun's [02:29:05] chart. [02:29:08] So from many things we can see that [02:29:10] she's very spiritual. For example, the [02:29:13] moon in the 9inth house is also the [02:29:15] eighth lord. So the eighth lord in the [02:29:17] ninth house tends to bring spirituality [02:29:18] [music] [02:29:19] into one's morality and religious [02:29:21] outlook. [02:29:23] The ninth lord and the 10th lord are [02:29:26] together in the 12th house. [02:29:30] So she has the ninth and the 10th lord [02:29:31] forming raj yoga in her 12th house. The [02:29:33] 12th house is very important for [02:29:34] spirituality. [02:29:36] And she has Jupiter alone in the 10th [02:29:38] [music] house. So she has not one but [02:29:41] three very big signatures of a spiritual [02:29:44] person. In addition, a nun is not just [02:29:46] spiritual, but a nun is very like [02:29:48] celibate or renunciative. [02:29:51] So the signs of that inner chart are [02:29:52] also quite clear. The 12th lord is in [02:29:55] the 11th house with the 11th lord. The [02:29:58] 11th house is all kinds of pleasures and [02:30:00] enjoyment, [02:30:01] but it's connected to the 12th house. So [02:30:04] it becomes reduced. [02:30:07] Furthermore, her seventh lord is in the [02:30:10] 12th house reducing sexual activity and [02:30:12] marriage. and her second lord is [02:30:15] debilitated in the fifth house aspecting [02:30:18] the seventh. So that would get rid of [02:30:22] family and kids. [02:30:25] So [02:30:26] sister Emmanuel as far as the textbook [02:30:29] interpretation of moon in the 9inth [02:30:31] house she looks a lot like the first [02:30:33] two. [02:30:34] She's very very philosophical religious [02:30:37] she's very very intelligent. [02:30:40] She's an author, but she doesn't look [02:30:43] like the third one. She's not very [02:30:45] fertile. She's not very creative and [02:30:48] opulent and attractive like that. So [02:30:50] that's why a very very important thing [02:30:53] not to overlook, which is very easy to [02:30:55] not overlook is Ketu in her first house. [02:31:00] So that is very obviously a spiritual [02:31:03] signature. But what's particularly [02:31:05] interesting about this is you might look [02:31:07] to see how close it is to the ascendant. [02:31:10] Her ascendant is at six degrees and her [02:31:11] K2 is at 26°. So you might think it's [02:31:14] not particularly effective in the first [02:31:15] house. That's kind of the only trick, [02:31:18] the only unusual thing that's in her [02:31:20] chart is that her main planets are not [02:31:24] really lining up with the ascendant, but [02:31:26] they're exactly lining up with the moon. [02:31:28] So remember that her moon is at 27° and [02:31:30] the K2 is at [music] 26° which is [02:31:33] putting her K2 exactly enshrined to her [02:31:35] 9inth house moon which is giving it a [02:31:38] very spiritual slant on the [02:31:41] philosophical religious nature of [02:31:42] [music] the moon. [02:31:44] Now let's compare sister Emanuel with [02:31:47] another moon in the 9inth house native [02:31:49] Jack Black. Jack Black's whole appeal is [02:31:53] his intelligent integrity and his [02:31:56] sincerity. That's what Jack Black is. [02:31:58] That's why he's unique because he [02:32:00] doesn't try to imitate anybody else and [02:32:02] he's just himself and he's just raw. So [02:32:04] you could see the sincerity, the [02:32:07] integrity of the moon in the 9inth house [02:32:09] very clearly in in him. [music] You can [02:32:12] also see the intelligence of the moon in [02:32:14] the 9inth house. Like he talks about [02:32:17] sophisticated significant things like [02:32:19] politics and social issues even though [02:32:22] they're so simple and straightforward. [02:32:24] But most of all, most obvious with Jack [02:32:26] Black is that he's an artist and an [02:32:27] entertainer. Quite different than Sister [02:32:30] Emanuel. Why is it so [02:32:33] 11th [music] lord Venus [02:32:36] is in the first house on the ascendant? [02:32:40] Regarding his moon in the 9inth house, [02:32:42] you'll notice that it's very, very tight [02:32:44] with Rahu. [02:32:46] And if you think about Jack Black's [02:32:48] integrity and philosophy and so forth, [02:32:51] he's not Sister Emanuel. He's not [02:32:53] Catholic. He's not religious. He has a [02:32:55] boisterous, outgoing, unreserved, not [02:32:58] conventionally religious [02:33:00] integrity and philosophy and morality. [02:33:04] And that's very well expressed in that [02:33:06] tight conjunction between Rahu and the [02:33:08] moon. It also explains many other things [02:33:10] about his character and his body. [02:33:13] Finally, a third person with the moon in [02:33:15] the 9inth house is Artha Franklin. [02:33:18] Integrity is a very big thing for Artha. [02:33:21] respect. [02:33:23] But again, like Jack Black, mostly it's [02:33:25] the third in her case. The thing about [02:33:27] being artistic and creative and fertile. [02:33:30] Why is that for her? Well, she has a [02:33:33] house exchange between the fifth and the [02:33:35] eighth houses. [02:33:37] So, [02:33:39] here comes the fertility, here comes the [02:33:41] sensuality, here comes the art. But what [02:33:44] really makes this special is that her [02:33:47] eighth and her fifth lords are special [02:33:49] planets in terms of the other houses [02:33:51] that they rule. Her eighth lord is also [02:33:53] the 11th lord. Just like Jack Black had [02:33:56] to have the 11th lord on the ascendant, [02:33:58] the 11th lord has to be active and [02:34:01] dominant in an entertainer's chart. [02:34:05] So sure enough, she has the house [02:34:07] exchange between the fifth and eighth [02:34:09] where the eighth lord is the 11th lord [02:34:11] and it's exactly in the fifth house [02:34:13] meaning it's right on the ascendant [02:34:15] degree in the fifth house and it's [02:34:17] exactly conjoined ketu meaning it's [02:34:19] super intensified [02:34:22] which means that it exactly aspects [02:34:26] rahu which is exactly in the 11th house. [02:34:31] So she has a huge 511 axis [02:34:35] with the 11th lord which is really [02:34:38] really important [music] for an artist [02:34:41] and a musician especially. [02:34:44] Furthermore, the fifth lord, the fifth [02:34:46] lord exchanges with the eighth lord. The [02:34:48] eighth lord is also the 11th. The fifth [02:34:50] lord is also the second. [02:34:53] The second lord has to do with voice. [02:34:56] And this second lord is exactly in the [02:34:58] eighth house with the first lord exactly [02:35:01] aspecting the second house. [02:35:05] So while sister Emanuel's chart was very [02:35:07] good in general for anybody studying [02:35:08] astrology just cuz it's so clear and [02:35:10] simple Franklin's chart is a very good [02:35:12] chart to have on hand when you're [02:35:14] learning just to show you the importance [02:35:16] of degrees compared to the ascendant [02:35:18] degree. If you want to actually have my [02:35:22] interpretations for all of your [02:35:24] placements in your chart, you can go to [02:35:26] my website and order that from the [02:35:29] charts page. It's uh victor.com/r2. [02:35:36] Thank you so much. [music] [02:35:42] If you want to understand the moon in [02:35:44] the 10th house, I suggest brushing up on [02:35:46] what the 10th house symbolizes and what [02:35:48] the moon symbolizes cuz then you'll be [02:35:51] able to interpret their combination with [02:35:52] much greater ease. [02:35:55] Starting with the 10th house, here it [02:35:57] is. 10th house is anchored to the part [02:36:00] of the sky which is up over your head. [02:36:04] That is the root of everything that it [02:36:05] symbolizes. It's the open sky. [02:36:09] Therefore, it symbolizes things which [02:36:11] are very very visible. [02:36:15] This is why it's the house of the [02:36:17] extroverse, [02:36:18] not the internal aspects of reality, the [02:36:21] external aspects of reality. [02:36:24] So, it's all about society, the visible [02:36:26] [music] world, public. And that in turn [02:36:30] is why it is the house of fame. So it [02:36:33] has to do with what we do in the world [02:36:37] aka our career, [02:36:39] how much we achieve [02:36:42] here in the world, aka our status or [02:36:44] success aka fame. [02:36:48] And this is why it's the house of [02:36:51] influence, power, authority. How much [02:36:56] can you control that world out there? [02:37:00] The open sky is also a very windy place [02:37:03] and it's not very solid. [02:37:05] So the 10th house signifies movement, [02:37:10] travel, change. [02:37:13] It's not rooted and it's not stable. So [02:37:16] it's a house of instability where things [02:37:19] get dispersed, spread out or where they [02:37:22] evaporate. [02:37:25] Well, that's the 10th house. Now, how [02:37:27] about the moon? Most obvious thing about [02:37:29] the moon is that it's the brightest [02:37:30] thing in the sky at night. [02:37:33] So it's bright at night, which means [02:37:36] that it has this dichotomy between being [02:37:38] both bright and dark. And so the moon [02:37:41] represents bipolarity or dichotomy, [02:37:45] cyclicity, rhythmicness, change, [02:37:48] fluidity. [02:37:50] Since it's bright, it represents [02:37:51] beautiful things, things that catch our [02:37:53] eye. Since it's night, represents [02:37:57] seen things. So, it's all about privacy, [02:38:00] private things, shyness, keeping things [02:38:03] unseen, things that are inside the home, [02:38:06] unseen by the public, domestic things, [02:38:08] and also mysterious things, esoteric [02:38:11] things, occult things. Now, since it's [02:38:14] about the occult or [music] the internal [02:38:15] world, it's therefore about the internal [02:38:17] part of our self, which is the mind. [02:38:20] Mind is a word we use for the part of [02:38:22] the self that experiences emotions. [02:38:28] ions. Emotions are based on desires. [02:38:31] Whether or not you get what you want [02:38:32] makes you either happy or sad. [02:38:35] Desires are based on opinion. What you [02:38:37] want and what you don't want. So the [02:38:39] moon by symbolizing the mind symbolizes [02:38:41] all of these things. Opinion, [02:38:43] subjectivity, [02:38:44] bias, which leads to desire, which leads [02:38:48] to emotion. [02:38:50] Also, since the moon represents internal [02:38:52] things, it represents the internal [02:38:53] gender, which is the feminine gender. [02:38:57] And now taking that back to the moon [02:39:00] being bright. It's very dominant in the [02:39:02] sky at night. [02:39:05] It represents authority, but is also [02:39:07] internal and feminine. So, it represents [02:39:10] feminine authority, the archetype of [02:39:12] which is the mother. [02:39:17] Now, I believe we're ready to talk about [02:39:18] the moon in the 10th house without [02:39:20] getting too confused. What may have [02:39:22] caught your mind and jumped out to you [02:39:24] already, as it's pretty obvious, is the [02:39:27] dichconomy between the moon being [02:39:29] internal, the 10th house being external. [02:39:33] So, there's a clash between the planet [02:39:37] of privacy [02:39:39] versus the house of publicity. So [02:39:44] generally speaking, we should expect [02:39:46] negative results from clashes in [02:39:48] symbolism. [02:39:50] But I want to show you an interesting [02:39:51] principle and important principle. This [02:39:54] is the principle of the importance of [02:39:56] accumulation of synergy. If all of the [02:39:59] synergy between the planet and the house [02:40:00] is positive except for one, [02:40:03] then that one which is negative or [02:40:06] clashing tends to get away from being [02:40:08] negative. [02:40:10] So, let's hold off on interpreting this [02:40:13] one [02:40:15] and let's see what else there is about [02:40:18] the moon and the 10th house. Let's see [02:40:19] if it's all clashes or if there may be [02:40:22] some positivity to it. And also, let's [02:40:25] think about this internal versus [02:40:27] external. Another way of saying this is [02:40:30] it's female versus male. But remember, [02:40:33] the archetype male for the 10th house is [02:40:35] father. The archetype female for the [02:40:37] moon is mother. So it also is [02:40:40] translating to a clash of the symbolism [02:40:42] of mother versus father. But that's not [02:40:44] much of a clash, is it? Because they're [02:40:46] both parents. So the moon represents [02:40:48] authority and the 10th house represents [02:40:51] authority. [02:40:52] Another thing is that the moon [02:40:54] represents beauty and the 10th house [02:40:56] represents fame. Remember why is it that [02:41:00] the moon represents beauty? It's because [02:41:03] it's very bright [02:41:05] and the bright things catch your eye. [02:41:08] So it's the same thing as [music] fame, [02:41:10] being noticeable, being looked at, being [02:41:12] seen. And finally, another thing to take [02:41:15] into account is that the moon is a [02:41:17] change or fluxy planet. And that goes [02:41:21] very well with the 10th house, which is [02:41:22] a movement house. It's a windy house. So [02:41:25] now let's go back and give some [02:41:27] interpretations for these basic [02:41:30] signatures that we found, these [02:41:31] fingerprints that we found of the [02:41:33] symbolism. Let's think now about this [02:41:35] difficult one of the privacy of the moon [02:41:37] clashing with the publicity of the 10th [02:41:39] house. [02:41:41] The expected result from this is called [02:41:44] sat priya kara [02:41:47] very very interesting. It means that [02:41:49] they do good. [02:41:52] It's the symbolism of the mother acting [02:41:55] in the father's role. [02:41:58] the symbolism of the internally [02:42:00] sensitive person acting as an externally [02:42:04] active person. [02:42:06] So what kind of deeds will they do? [02:42:09] They'll do motherish deeds. They'll do [02:42:12] kind deeds. [02:42:15] So when people have the moon in the 10th [02:42:18] house, one of their expected [02:42:19] characteristics is sat priyakara. [02:42:23] They do things which a saint would [02:42:26] approve of. [02:42:28] Literally what the phrase means, they do [02:42:30] things that are kind and generous and [02:42:32] loving. [02:42:35] Do they have a problem with [02:42:39] expressing [music] themselves and being [02:42:41] authoritative? [02:42:43] Not really. [02:42:45] But why not? We have a clash between [02:42:46] internalism and externalism. It's [02:42:48] because we don't have a clash on [02:42:49] authority, which is the next principle. [02:42:54] The moon represents authority and the [02:42:55] 10th house represents authority. So we [02:42:59] aren't going to interpret the previous [02:43:00] thing to mean that they're weak. [02:43:03] Instead, we're going to say that they're [02:43:04] ji they tend to win. They tend to [02:43:07] succeed. They tend to be better than [02:43:09] others. [02:43:11] Now how about this third principle of [02:43:13] the moon being the planet of beauty and [02:43:14] the 10th house being the house of fame. [02:43:16] So both of them are attractive and [02:43:17] beautiful. Effect of this is shupacert. [02:43:22] They do things well. They do things [02:43:25] beautifully. And people look at their [02:43:28] deeds. [02:43:30] Look at what they do. [02:43:32] They're known. [02:43:35] Moon in the 10th house symbolizes [02:43:37] somebody who appears nicely. [02:43:41] They look well. They express well. They [02:43:45] do things well, beautifully. [02:43:48] They're expert in how they do things. [02:43:50] They do things with refinement. [02:43:53] The final principle is the planet of [02:43:54] change in the house of movement sidar. [02:44:00] It means that they make changes, [02:44:02] able to be different. They're able to [02:44:04] set trends. They set new things in [02:44:07] motion, bend new things. They come up [02:44:10] with new ideas. Let's look at some [02:44:12] well-known people with confirmed birth [02:44:14] times who have the moon in the 10th [02:44:17] house using tropical signs and the whole [02:44:20] sign house system. [02:44:23] Bill Gates, Salvador Dolly, Rita Kalo, [02:44:27] Angelina Jolie, Edgar Casey, Ramana [02:44:31] Maharshi, [02:44:33] Swami Vivikananda, Elron Hubard, Charles [02:44:37] Manson and Bernard Maidolf. Bill Gates [02:44:41] really shows the inventiveness sidar [02:44:45] also he's known controversially perhaps [02:44:48] but he's known as a very charitable [02:44:49] person gives a lot of money away so that [02:44:51] it exemplifies the first principle that [02:44:53] we looked at very strongly [02:44:58] then you have Dolly Ko great painters [02:45:03] so here's how you have doing things well [02:45:07] very expert or refined and how they do [02:45:10] things. They bring beauty into the 10th [02:45:11] house. Bring beauty out to the world. [02:45:14] Angelina Jolie could be considered in [02:45:16] the same group because she's physically [02:45:19] beautiful and also she's an artist [02:45:21] actress. She's bringing emotions etc. [02:45:23] out. And then we have this group of four [02:45:27] kind of a cultists. Edgar Casey, Ramen [02:45:30] Maharashi, Swami Vivikananda, Elran [02:45:32] Hubard. [02:45:34] So here you also can see the effect of [02:45:37] taking the internal planet and putting [02:45:38] in the [music] external house. Putting [02:45:40] the occult planet in the house of [02:45:43] exposure. [02:45:45] Exposed things are revealed. There are [02:45:47] secrets. The esoteric is revealed [02:45:49] through these people. [02:45:52] Also this shows a very literal aspect of [02:45:57] the first principle sata which literally [02:46:01] meant they do things that sadus do. They [02:46:03] do things that saints do. But then you [02:46:06] have two people [02:46:08] who are like the opposite. Charles [02:46:10] Manson and Bernie Maidoff, two [02:46:12] criminals. That makes you wonder. [02:46:16] Um [02:46:17] they did things that are approved by [02:46:19] Sadus. They did kind deeds. [02:46:23] So let's take a look at one chart of [02:46:27] type of these persons. Let's look at [02:46:29] Freda Kalo for an artist. Ramina [02:46:32] Maharshi for the occultist spiritualist [02:46:34] and Charles Manson for the criminal. [02:46:36] Let's start with Freda Ko. She really [02:46:39] really exemplified the ability to bring [02:46:42] beauty and fame out from the [02:46:47] why is it how come Ram Raman Maharashi [02:46:50] wasn't an artist? Well, Fria has the [02:46:53] moon in Taurus in the 10th house. So [02:46:57] it's bringing out [02:47:00] the artistic creativity. Furthermore, [02:47:03] she has Venus in the 11th house. The [02:47:06] 11th house is for the expression of [02:47:08] beauty, the showing of art. And Venus is [02:47:12] the planet of beauty and art. [02:47:15] Not only that, but Venus is the third [02:47:17] lord in the 11th house, which means the [02:47:20] ability to create art using the hands. [02:47:24] And not only that, but it's in the third [02:47:26] sign. So again, the ability to create [02:47:29] art using hands. Top of that, still 11th [02:47:34] lord is dominant because it's in the [02:47:36] first house. 11th house is a huge focal [02:47:40] point in this chart. So we have a lot of [02:47:42] what we need in terms of the [02:47:44] astrological DNA code to get a great [02:47:46] artist. The third lord in the 11th house [02:47:48] in the third sign as Venus, but we're [02:47:51] missing the fifth lord. So what's going [02:47:53] on with their fifth lord? Well, their [02:47:54] fifth lord is exalted in a raji yoga. So [02:47:57] that does explain why Freda Kalo is a [02:48:00] person whose [music] moon in the 10th [02:48:02] house is in the context of somebody who [02:48:04] becomes an artist. [02:48:06] Let's look at Ram Ram and Maharshi. [02:48:09] Ramen Maharshi is more exemplifying [02:48:12] potential of the moon in the 10th house [02:48:14] to make you behave like a saint. So his [02:48:17] moon in the 10th house is in cancer. [02:48:20] Look at what it's with. It's with K2. [02:48:24] K2 is the single most spiritualizing [02:48:27] factor in astrology. [02:48:29] So basically speaking, Freda Kalo's [02:48:32] chart is contextually very artistic [02:48:36] as the moon in the 10th house. Raman [02:48:39] Maharashi's chart is contextually very [02:48:41] spiritual and has the moon in the 10th [02:48:43] house. That's why the moon in the 10th [02:48:44] house supports being an artist for [02:48:47] freeo. It supports being spiritualist or [02:48:50] an occultist for Roman Maharshi. [02:48:53] Now, how about Charles Manson? How does [02:48:56] it support being a criminal and a [02:48:58] murderer? Well, his moon is exactly [02:49:03] Rahu. [02:49:06] That is a signature that we very often [02:49:09] find in criminals. Also it is conjoined [02:49:13] Saturn in Saturn's sign with Ra. So that [02:49:17] means that it's an enimical dignity. [02:49:19] It's a negative dignity. [02:49:22] Charles Manson's moon in the 10th house [02:49:24] with Raman and Maharashi and with Freda [02:49:27] Kalo using just the most simplest basic [02:49:29] principles of astrology like dignity. [02:49:32] Freda is exalted. Maharshi's is doicile. [02:49:36] Charles Manson's is enimical. [02:49:40] It's an enemy sign, a very strong enemy. [02:49:43] Just using that basic principle, you [02:49:45] wouldn't expect the same kind of results [02:49:48] in these three charts, would you? Then [02:49:50] getting a little more sophisticated, you [02:49:51] can see that it's with Saturn and [02:49:54] exactly with Rahu. [02:49:56] So, it's going to be destabilized. [02:49:58] Yes, he tried to be an artist. Yes, he [02:50:00] made big changes in the world. Yes, he [02:50:02] was a trendsetter. But mostly, he's a [02:50:04] very unstable person. [02:50:07] If you want to actually have my [02:50:09] interpretations for all of your [02:50:10] placements in your chart, you can go to [02:50:13] my website and order that from the [02:50:16] charts page. It's uh victor.com/r2. [02:50:23] Thank you so much. [02:50:27] [music] [02:50:29] Understanding the moon in the 11th house [02:50:31] begins by understanding the moon and the [02:50:35] 11th house. So let's review real quick. [02:50:38] Here's the 11th house. It's the area of [02:50:41] sky and that's overhead but to the east [02:50:45] and that's why it signifies what it [02:50:46] signifies. Being overhead it signifies [02:50:49] public social things, external things. [02:50:52] And being to the east it indicates how [02:50:55] those external things affect us or how [02:50:58] we benefit from it. [02:51:01] So you could summarize everything about [02:51:03] the 11th house by saying it's the [02:51:05] benefits that we get from society. [02:51:08] We can categorize these into two types [02:51:10] of benefits, social and cultural. So now [02:51:13] we can understand why the 11th is the [02:51:15] house of friends. So how we benefit [02:51:18] socially from society is there's people [02:51:21] that we can play with. There's people [02:51:23] that we can do stuff with. And these [02:51:24] friendships don't just benefit us [02:51:26] recreationally but also financially. So [02:51:28] it's also the house of contacts and [02:51:30] networks. And this is why it's the house [02:51:32] of income, profits, assets because the [02:51:35] networks that we have, the contacts that [02:51:37] we have increase our access to markets [02:51:39] and resources. [02:51:41] Culturally speaking, the 11th is the [02:51:44] house of arts because that's what we [02:51:47] benefit from in society. There's movie [02:51:49] theaters, there's concert halls, there's [02:51:52] museums, there's libraries, there's [02:51:54] restaurants. So the 11th house has to do [02:51:57] with the arts and entertainment. It also [02:52:00] has to do with talent [02:52:03] which is the stuff that populates the [02:52:04] theaters and populates the museums and [02:52:06] populates the restaurants. So talent, [02:52:10] taste, [02:52:11] refinement, the ability to enjoy what's [02:52:14] in the museum [02:52:16] and pleasure in general, just enjoyment [02:52:19] in general. [02:52:21] >> [snorts] [02:52:22] >> So this is a good very thorough yet very [02:52:25] quick summary of everything that the [02:52:27] 11th house is all about. Let's have a [02:52:29] look at the moon. Now essentially the [02:52:32] moon is the brightest thing at night and [02:52:35] therefore it's kind of a dichotomy in [02:52:37] that you don't really see it during the [02:52:39] day too much but you see it at night yet [02:52:41] it's very very bright. [02:52:43] So it represents bipolarity or kind of [02:52:46] split personality. And that's why it's a [02:52:48] planet for changeableness or [02:52:50] uncertainty, fluidity, fluctuation, and [02:52:53] cycle. [02:52:55] And because it's so bright, it is [02:52:56] certainly very attractive. [music] It [02:52:58] attracts the eye. Therefore, it [02:52:59] symbolizes beauty. And because it only [02:53:01] shows its brightness at night, it's [02:53:03] therefore associated with the unseen [02:53:05] half of the day. So, it has to do with [02:53:07] private unseen things, internal things, [02:53:09] domestic [music] things, occult things, [02:53:11] hidden things, secret things. This also [02:53:14] means it has to do with the internal [02:53:16] part of the self. This is why it [02:53:18] symbolizes the mind. And what is the [02:53:20] mind? [02:53:22] The mind is the tool that we use to [02:53:24] experience emotions. Emotions are based [02:53:28] on desires. What we want and what we [02:53:31] don't want. Desires are based upon [02:53:33] opinions. What we think is good and what [02:53:35] we think is bad. [02:53:36] So the moon represents opinion [music] [02:53:40] which results in desire which results in [02:53:42] emotion. All of which is summarized in [02:53:44] the term mind. [02:53:48] Also the moon being internal represents [02:53:51] the internal [music] gender which is the [02:53:53] feminine gender. So the moon is a [02:53:54] feminine planet and also since it's a [02:53:56] bright feminine planet it represents [02:53:59] authority in a female way. Feminine [02:54:02] authority mother figures. Now, that's [02:54:05] everything important to know about the [02:54:07] moon. And now that we know about both [02:54:09] the moon and the 11th house, we're ready [02:54:11] to look at how we should interpret the [02:54:13] moon when it's in the 11th house. As [02:54:15] always, you look for a spot where [02:54:17] something about the planet has something [02:54:19] directly to do with something about the [02:54:21] house. For example, the moon is the [02:54:24] planet of desire and the 11th is the [02:54:26] house of pleasure. [02:54:29] So, if you put the moon in the 11th [02:54:31] house, it gets along with the 11th [02:54:32] house. And so the interpretation of the [02:54:34] moon in the 11th house is what we would [02:54:38] call bayou. It means lively. [02:54:42] They're alive. They're eager. They're [02:54:44] ambitious and they're healthy. They're [02:54:46] invigorated. They're ready to enjoy. [02:54:49] They have a lust for life. [02:54:52] Also, the moon being the planet of [02:54:54] desire [music] [02:54:55] has a lot to do with the 11th house [02:54:57] being the house of profit. And so we [02:55:00] describe the moon in the 11th house as [02:55:02] tana. And ta da means wealthy, [02:55:06] productive. What I want gets along well [02:55:09] with what I get. [02:55:12] So moonly 11th house signifies the [02:55:14] ability to get what you want. So wealth, [02:55:18] productivity, the ability to produce [02:55:20] tana, creativity, fertility. [02:55:25] Moon being so bright is the planet of [02:55:26] beauty [music] and the 11th is the house [02:55:28] of arts. [02:55:30] So that's also really synergistic. Hence [02:55:33] the moon in the 11th house signifies [02:55:36] manusvi [02:55:37] which means a refined [02:55:41] person, person with good tastes, an [02:55:44] intelligent person, a sophisticated [02:55:47] person, a highass person, a person who [02:55:51] knows beauty and knows how to be [02:55:53] beautiful. [02:55:55] Finally, one interesting thing about the [02:55:57] moon and the 11th house which isn't [02:55:59] quite on the same page. The moon is an [02:56:01] authority figure [02:56:04] and the 11th house is about peers, [02:56:07] friends. [02:56:09] So that's sort of not getting along but [02:56:11] it's [clears throat] sitting in the [02:56:12] context of all these other ways in which [02:56:14] the moon does get along with the 11th [02:56:16] house. So it's not going to produce an [02:56:18] entirely bad result. Also the moon is an [02:56:21] authority but a feminine authority. [02:56:25] So it's not entirely antithetical to [02:56:27] peers and cooperation. [02:56:30] But what you find with the moon in the [02:56:33] 11th house isa [02:56:36] the person tends to acquire followers [02:56:39] rather than friends. [02:56:41] They tend to be leaders and they don't [02:56:45] really sit on the same level with their [02:56:48] friends. They are kind of above they [02:56:50] become the leader figure in their group. [02:56:52] Now, let's put some faces and names on [02:56:54] the moon in the 11th house and see if [02:56:56] some of these interpretations can [02:56:58] [music] [02:56:58] come to life and become a little bit [02:57:00] more tangible, make more clear sense to [02:57:02] us. Kamla Harris has the moon in the [02:57:05] 11th. So does John Lennon, Maad Gandhi, [02:57:09] LeBron James, Martin Luther King, [02:57:12] [music] and Agatha Christie. Now, all of [02:57:15] these people actually really well [02:57:18] illustrate all of these aspects that we [02:57:21] mentioned for the moon in the 11th [02:57:22] house. [02:57:24] But if we could pick out one archetype [02:57:28] for each of these four interpretations, [02:57:30] I would say Kamla Harris, let's use [02:57:31] Kamla Harris as an example of a person [02:57:34] who's very ambitious. [02:57:36] She's going to become a vice president [02:57:38] of the United States as a woman in a [02:57:41] country which hasn't really politically [02:57:43] accepted women very well. I would say we [02:57:45] could use John Lennon as an example of [02:57:48] the creative [02:57:51] wealthy person [02:57:53] and Agatha Christie for the refined [02:57:56] intelligent person and Martin Luther [02:58:00] King the example of a leader. Now taking [02:58:04] a close look at Kamla Harris. [02:58:07] Her moon in the 11th house is in Aries. [02:58:10] That alone is enough to explain the [02:58:12] difference. But there's of course more [02:58:14] than that in this chart. [02:58:17] Another important thing will become [02:58:18] clear if you look at the aspects that [02:58:20] this moon receives. [02:58:22] First of all, it's getting aspected by [02:58:25] Saturn [02:58:27] from a great dignity in its own sign [02:58:30] Aquarius [02:58:32] in a great house, the 9inth house as the [02:58:35] ninth lord. [02:58:37] So, [music] in and of itself, we might [02:58:39] not know what to make of that except [02:58:40] that she's probably got some political [02:58:42] ambition and she's probably got a whole [02:58:45] lot of tenacity and strength. But [02:58:47] besides this aspect from Saturn, her [02:58:49] moon also has the aspect from the third [02:58:51] lord, the sun [02:58:55] from the fifth house in Libra. [02:58:58] So now again, it's really clarifying [02:59:00] political ambition and it's the third [02:59:03] lord which is the lord of ambitiousness. [02:59:06] And then on top of that, she has a [02:59:08] significant aspect from her sixth lord [02:59:12] Mars from the third house. The third [02:59:16] house is the house of ambition. Mars is [02:59:18] the planet of ambition and the sixth [02:59:19] lord is a lot of political power and [02:59:22] [snorts] [02:59:22] ambition to fight. [02:59:25] So taking all these three aspects to her [02:59:29] moon together and considering the fact [02:59:30] that that moon itself was in Aries, it's [02:59:33] quite easy to see how she would most of [02:59:37] all exemplify this ambitious aspect of [02:59:41] the moon in the 11th house and that that [02:59:43] ambition would have a political slant to [02:59:45] it. [02:59:47] Above and beyond all this, she has Rahu [02:59:50] exactly on her ascendant which is fairly [02:59:51] [music] important for being a very [02:59:53] uncommon person. [02:59:55] Now, let's take a look at John Lennon [02:59:57] and see why he exemplifies the creative [03:00:00] type that is possible with the moon in [03:00:03] the 11th house. [03:00:05] Well, his moon in the 11th is not an [03:00:07] Aries, it's an Aquarius, [03:00:10] which is an air sign. [03:00:13] And [clears throat] [03:00:14] following up on that clue, you'll find [03:00:16] that not only is his moon in an air [03:00:17] sign, but so is his son and so is his [03:00:20] first lord. The air is the element which [03:00:23] is very ingenious and creative in an [03:00:25] artistic or sensual sense. [03:00:29] It's [snorts] not really enough to [03:00:31] explain [03:00:33] why he's an artist most of all out of [03:00:35] all these things. [snorts] So look a [03:00:37] little further [03:00:39] for artists. We like to see combinations [03:00:42] between houses 3, [music] five and 11. [03:00:45] Most of all three and 11 or five and 11 [03:00:47] something with 11. [03:00:49] >> [snorts] [03:00:50] >> So in his case, his 11th lord is in [03:00:54] mutual aspect with his third lord. His [03:00:56] 11th lord is Saturn and there it is in [03:00:58] Taurus [03:01:01] and his third lord is Mercury and there [03:01:04] it is in Scorpio exactly [music] [03:01:06] opposite to his 11th lord. So there you [03:01:09] find the artistic skill and it does [03:01:14] describe John Lenon. He's a folk artist [03:01:17] most of all, not a fine artist. And [03:01:20] actually, he's more of a political [03:01:22] activist [03:01:24] in the role of a musician. [03:01:27] And that's really well described by his [03:01:29] moon being in Aquarius in the 11th [03:01:32] house. [03:01:33] Now, let's take a look at Agatha [03:01:35] Christie. [03:01:36] Her moon in the 11th house is in Libra [03:01:40] and with Mercury. [03:01:42] So, Libra is another air sign. So, she's [03:01:45] going to be an artistic type of 11th [03:01:46] house moon, but it's Venus's air sign. [03:01:49] So, it's more purely artistic than [03:01:52] Aquarius. [03:01:54] And then it's with Mercury, [03:01:56] and we're using her as the example, not [03:01:59] for artistic so much as refined and [03:02:01] highly intelligent. So, her moon is in [03:02:04] an air sign with Mercury, who's very [03:02:06] intelligent, refined, and very good with [03:02:08] words. Of course, in case you're one of [03:02:10] the few human beings around who doesn't [03:02:12] know what Agatha Christie is, she's [03:02:14] prolific, highly successful author. [03:02:17] Besides this, her first lord Jupiter is [03:02:20] in the third house. [03:02:23] Third house being art and talent, but [03:02:25] especially writing or manual talent. And [03:02:29] finally her fifth lord which is the [03:02:31] other creative important house is in the [03:02:35] first house dominant in a raji [music] [03:02:37] yoga by its conjunction with a node. [03:02:40] Finally let's take a look at Martin [03:02:42] Luther King and see why he makes such a [03:02:44] good example of a leader type of person [03:02:47] and why is it that his moon in the 11th [03:02:49] house made a leader not an author or an [03:02:52] artist. [03:02:54] Well his moon in the 11th is in Pisces [03:02:56] which is very interesting. Reverend Mar [03:02:59] Martin Luther King, philosophical [03:03:01] leader, spiritual leader, [03:03:04] and it's with Venus. So maybe he should [03:03:07] have been an artist, but actually Venus [03:03:09] gives you a lot of power, gives you a [03:03:10] lot of charisma, attractiveness. It's an [03:03:13] exalted Venus. And what's really going [03:03:15] on here is that his first lord therefore [03:03:19] is in the 11th house while his 11th lord [03:03:22] Jupiter is in the first house creating a [03:03:25] parata between the 11th and 1st which [03:03:28] strengthens the first house tremendously [03:03:31] which is what it takes to be a leader. [03:03:35] So in other words his moon is in the [03:03:37] 11th house with the first lord [03:03:41] while the 11th lord is in the first. So [03:03:43] all of the nature of the moon in the [03:03:45] 11th house is focused towards the first [03:03:48] which means being an outstanding person [03:03:50] being an outstanding individual being a [03:03:52] person who's seen more than others and [03:03:54] in support of that he has a very strong [03:03:56] raja yoga because his ninth [music] lord [03:03:59] Saturn is exactly opposite to his [03:04:01] seventh lord Mars [03:04:04] and so this gives a lot of power [03:04:07] influence over the people. So now I [03:04:10] think it's clear what the moon in the [03:04:12] 11th house represents and also why [03:04:15] different charts, different people would [03:04:17] bring out different aspects of what the [03:04:20] moon in the 11th house represents. If [03:04:22] you want to actually have my [03:04:24] interpretations for all of your [03:04:25] placements in your chart, you can go to [03:04:28] my website and order that from the [03:04:31] charts page. It's uh victor.comr2. [03:04:38] Thank you so much. [03:04:44] Let's explore the meanings of the moon [03:04:46] in the 12th house and have a look at how [03:04:48] it actually works in the charts of two [03:04:51] interesting [music] and very different [03:04:52] people. The rebellious porn star Tracy [03:04:55] Lords and the Parmansa Yogananda. [03:04:59] So let's start by remembering what the [03:05:01] 12th house represents. Here you can see [03:05:04] that the 12th [clears throat] house is [03:05:06] the area of sky that's above the eastern [03:05:09] horizon. So it symbolizes things [music] [03:05:12] which erode whatever the east signifies. [03:05:16] So the east is the place of sunrise [03:05:18] which also means that it's the place [03:05:19] [music] of manifestation or self. And [03:05:21] the 12th house gets all of its meanings [03:05:24] from the fact that it is erosive of the [03:05:27] sunrise and erosive of the self. [03:05:29] [clears throat] [03:05:31] This is why the 12th is the house of [03:05:33] invisible things. When the sun rises, [03:05:35] you can see things clearly. If we're [03:05:37] erosive of visibility, [music] [03:05:39] then we have an idea of what the 12th [03:05:41] house signifies. It deals with things [03:05:43] which can't be seen. Things that are [03:05:46] abstract, [music] amorphous, untangible, [03:05:49] unreal, [03:05:51] fantastic, dreamy, spiritual, [03:05:54] psychological, [03:05:56] occult, and so forth. Another [03:06:01] way to say this is it's the house of the [03:06:03] unknown. [03:06:05] Like things that are outside of our [03:06:07] vision, things that are in different [03:06:09] rooms, [music] things that are in [03:06:10] different countries, things that are far [03:06:12] away, things that are alien, things that [03:06:13] are foreign. [03:06:15] And finally, because [music] it's a rose [03:06:17] of the sunrise, it means it's a rose of [03:06:20] rising. So, it's more towards falling. [03:06:22] The 12th house has to do with the [03:06:23] decline of things and it has hence it [03:06:26] has to do with a lowering of energy, [03:06:29] decline of profits, the expenditure of [03:06:31] things, expense. [03:06:34] It's also the house of humility and we [03:06:37] can put this under the category of it [03:06:38] being erosive of self. Humility has a [03:06:41] lot to do with not showing off and not [03:06:44] showing off has a lot to do with not [03:06:46] showing [03:06:47] or keeping yourself separate from [03:06:49] others. The 12th house has the flavor of [03:06:51] isolation, separation, humility, [music] [03:06:54] quietude, so forth. It is also the house [03:06:57] of enemies because if it's erosive of [03:07:00] self, it represents the people that [03:07:02] erode the self, the people that detract [03:07:04] from us, people that criticize us, the [03:07:06] people that take our stuff. And finally, [03:07:09] it's the house of weakness, [03:07:11] the decline in the physical body. It has [03:07:14] to do with fatigue and giving up [music] [03:07:17] or letting go of things. Now that we've [03:07:20] remembered what the 12th house is all [03:07:21] about, if you want to know what the moon [03:07:23] in the 12th house represents, let's take [03:07:25] a quick walk through what the moon [03:07:26] represents. [03:07:28] The moon is [music] a dichomous planet. [03:07:32] It's very bright, but it's only bright [03:07:34] at night. [music] [03:07:35] And because of that dichotomy, it [03:07:37] represents dichotomy, bipolarity, [03:07:40] uh fluctuation between [music] extremes, [03:07:44] the rhythm which comes with fluctuation [03:07:46] and the cyclicity which comes with [03:07:48] fluctuation. [03:07:51] Because it's bright, it represents [03:07:53] things that catch our eye, things that [03:07:54] are beautiful, things that are [03:07:55] attractive. [03:07:57] And because it's only bright at night, [03:07:59] it represents nighty things. So it [03:08:01] represents things which are not [03:08:03] displayed, things which are kept in the [03:08:05] dark, private things. So it's a shy [03:08:08] planet, a domestic planet, and it has to [03:08:11] do with secret things like occult things [03:08:12] and so forth. Since it has to do with [03:08:14] the stuff that we don't see, it has to [03:08:16] do with the internal part of a person. [03:08:18] The internals [music] of a person is the [03:08:20] mind. The moon represents the mind. [03:08:23] The mind is a collection of emotions. [03:08:27] Emotions are based on desires. [music] [03:08:30] Desires are based on opinion. So that's [03:08:32] all included in the concept of moon [03:08:34] representing the mind. It means it [03:08:36] represents emotion, desires and opinion. [03:08:38] And that subjectivity and bias that [03:08:40] comes with emotions, [music] desires and [03:08:42] opinions. [03:08:44] Also since it's internal by its nature, [03:08:46] it represents internal gender which is [03:08:49] feminine. And also since it's bright, it [03:08:51] represents power and authority. And [03:08:54] combining the two, the internal [03:08:55] femininity versus the outgoing power, [03:08:59] we come to understand why the moon [03:09:00] represents the mother [music] figure. [03:09:02] It's the feminine authority. Now that we [03:09:05] are refreshed about what the moon [03:09:07] symbolizes and what the 12th house [03:09:08] symbolizes, we're ready to put the [03:09:10] [music] two of them together and think [03:09:11] about what the moon means when it's in [03:09:14] the 12th house. [03:09:16] So, as you probably noticed, the moon is [03:09:18] about internal things, things which are [03:09:21] nightish, things which are not seen, [03:09:23] and so is the 12th house. So, that's [03:09:26] going [music] to become a major chord [03:09:28] that sounds out when you put the moon in [03:09:30] the 12th house. The moon is occulty and [03:09:33] secret and so is the 12th house. It's [03:09:35] about invisible things. [03:09:38] But you may have noticed that the moon [03:09:40] is very bright, but the 12th house is [03:09:43] invisible things. [03:09:45] And finally, you may have noticed [03:09:47] [music] that the moon has really our [03:09:50] ambition or motivator in it because it [03:09:53] has our opinions and [music] our [03:09:54] desires. But the 12th house is about [03:09:58] giving up things, letting go of things. [03:10:01] are having weakness [music] or fatigue, [03:10:03] not having strong motivation. [03:10:06] So these are the three important [music] [03:10:09] resonances between the moon and the 12th [03:10:11] house which you'll have to bear in mind [03:10:14] when you're trying to [music] visualize [03:10:15] the meaning of the moon in the 12th [03:10:17] house. Let's explore these three in more [03:10:19] detail. So the harmony between the moon [03:10:22] being a cult and the 12th being [03:10:23] invisible means people with the [music] [03:10:25] moon in the 12th house, they have strong [03:10:27] inclinations towards being spiritual. [03:10:29] Maybe that means they're [music] into [03:10:30] outer space or cosmic or far out things. [03:10:33] Or maybe it means they're into religious [03:10:34] things. Maybe it means they're into [03:10:36] occult things. [03:10:38] Or maybe it just means that they're very [03:10:40] mysterious, that they're very difficult [03:10:42] to understand. They're very deep. The [03:10:44] other thing represented by this harmony [03:10:46] is that people with the [music] moon in [03:10:47] the 12th house are probably very [03:10:49] intelligent or perceptive [03:10:53] because they're attuned to things which [03:10:54] are normally invisible. They're attuned [03:10:57] to things which most people miss. [03:11:02] And finally, [03:11:04] since they're attuned to things which [03:11:05] are usually invisible, [music] [03:11:07] then they probably deal with things that [03:11:10] most people don't, [03:11:12] which can also mean that they probably [03:11:14] get into taboo things. They get into [03:11:15] areas which are forbidden. Then on the [03:11:18] disharmony between the moon's brightness [03:11:21] versus the 12th house's invisibility, [03:11:24] we can say that people [music] with the [03:11:25] moon in the 12th house tend not to be [03:11:27] famous. Or maybe we [music] can say that [03:11:30] they're infamous. In other words, famous [03:11:33] for something which is normally not [03:11:34] considered that great. [03:11:37] Or maybe we can say that they're unhappy [03:11:40] with fame. They don't want fame. Fame is [03:11:43] not their motivator. Or we can say that [03:11:46] the fame that they have is unusual. [03:11:48] [music] It's in unseen areas though they [03:11:51] have like an underground following or [03:11:53] they have a culty kind of a fame. And [03:11:55] then the final thing about the moon in [03:11:56] the 12th house was another disharmony [03:11:58] and that the moon is motivating or [03:11:59] invigorating and the 12th house is [03:12:02] fatiguing and [music] demotivating. [03:12:05] So when the moon is in the 12th house, [03:12:07] people's determination [music] tends to [03:12:09] be unsteady. [03:12:12] Their desires for things tend to fall [03:12:15] off before they get them. [03:12:19] So they have inconsistent motivations [03:12:21] and desires. [03:12:24] Hence they often go a little bit towards [03:12:27] one thing and then [music] lose interest [03:12:29] in it and then go towards something [03:12:30] else. They change course in life often, [03:12:33] change direction often or we can say [03:12:35] that they [music] simply just don't have [03:12:36] very strong [03:12:39] desires. [03:12:41] Here are six well-known people with the [03:12:44] moon in the 12th house using tropical [03:12:46] signs, whole sign houses and double A [03:12:49] rated confirmed birth times. [03:12:52] Nicholas Capernicus, Neils Boore, [03:12:55] Elizabeth Taylor, Tracy Lords, [03:12:58] Paramahansa Yogananda [music] and [03:13:00] Emanuel Kant. [03:13:02] Now Kant and Yogananda are very [03:13:04] obviously [03:13:06] spiritualists. [03:13:07] Capernicus and Fermy are not [03:13:10] spiritualists, but they're extremely [03:13:13] smart scientists. And then three of the [03:13:16] people out of these six also really [03:13:18] match the taboo [music] [03:13:20] breaking nature of the moon in the 12th [03:13:22] house. Capernacus, [03:13:24] Tracy Lords, and Elizabeth Taylor like a [03:13:27] sexy polyandress woman. If we look at [03:13:31] the issue of how fame works for a person [03:13:33] with the moon in [music] the 12th house, [03:13:34] Tracy Lords is a good example of someone [03:13:37] who's famous for something that most [03:13:38] people don't want to be famous for or [03:13:40] most people hide. So, it's kind of like [03:13:43] [music] infamy. [03:13:45] All the other people on this list except [03:13:48] Elizabeth Taylor are extremely famous [03:13:52] but in very niche or small circles. [03:13:56] [music] And then Elizabeth Taylor is the [03:13:58] only actual pop star in this list. And [03:14:02] she's also the only one out of these [03:14:03] people whose first house ascendant [03:14:07] is aspected [music] exactly by her first [03:14:09] lord. About the motivation and fatigue [03:14:12] issue. So people [music] in the 12th [03:14:15] house are expected to have unsteady [03:14:16] desires. [03:14:18] Taylor, Elizabeth Taylor, very good [03:14:21] example of that. She can't keep her [03:14:24] desire from one man steady more than a [03:14:27] few months. [03:14:29] Tracy Lord's also big changes, big [03:14:31] reversals, big switches in direction. [03:14:36] And then Kant and Pararmahansa, they're [03:14:38] the renunciates. They're the [03:14:39] spiritualists. So they show the [music] [03:14:41] potential for the moon in the 12th house [03:14:43] to indicate no desires. Now, as you can [03:14:46] see, it's [music] actually very [03:14:48] important not just to rely on one planet [03:14:51] and one house or one planet and one [03:14:53] sign, but to look at the whole chart. [03:14:55] So, let's take two of these people and [03:14:58] see why they both have moon in the 12th [03:15:00] house, yet they're both quite different. [03:15:03] So, Tracy Lords, one of the most obvious [03:15:07] things [music] is that in her chart, all [03:15:09] the planets are above ground and none of [03:15:11] them are below ground. [03:15:14] So that indicates [music] a lot of [03:15:16] extraversion or showing us. Then we find [03:15:20] that the fifth lord is in the seventh [03:15:24] house with Rahu. [03:15:27] So this makes a Raja yoga in the seventh [03:15:30] house. [03:15:32] But it's a very interesting Raji yoga [03:15:34] because it's formed by a [music] [03:15:35] debilitated Saturn as the fifth lord. [03:15:38] So this shows us some very unusual [03:15:42] [music] [03:15:42] but powerful sexual behavior [03:15:46] and that debilitated Saturn as the fifth [03:15:48] lord aspects the ascendant very strongly [03:15:51] at the same [music] time that Ketu [03:15:55] conjoins the ascendant very closely. [03:15:59] So that shows us rebelliousness and [03:16:02] subversiveness [music] [03:16:05] connected to that unusual sexual [03:16:07] behavior. [03:16:10] Furthermore, the lord of the fifth house [03:16:13] is in the eighth house as the eighth [03:16:16] lord in its own sign [music] [03:16:18] with these very strong masculine planets [03:16:22] including [music] the 11th and seventh [03:16:26] lords. [03:16:28] So this chart shows [music] a very [03:16:31] sexually powerful, [03:16:34] confident [03:16:35] and attractive [03:16:37] person for sure. On top of that, she has [03:16:41] Jupiter in the 11th house. Now this [03:16:43] indicates that she's a performer because [03:16:46] Jupiter is the third [music] lord. Third [03:16:48] lord in the 11th house indicates a [03:16:49] performer. And then on top of that, she [03:16:51] has Rajio in the seventh house and she [03:16:53] has all her planets above ground. It [03:16:55] also shows that she's attractive. [03:16:57] Jupiter in the 11th house means you will [03:16:59] [music] win people over and it also [03:17:02] means that she'll be successful in her [03:17:04] plans and she'll achieve her desires. [03:17:07] And also you see that she has Mercury [03:17:09] the ninth lord in the ninth house which [03:17:10] indicates that she's intelligent [music] [03:17:13] lucky and also shows or confirms that [03:17:16] she's heterodox [03:17:18] acting with the Saturn debilitated and [03:17:21] K2 [music] [03:17:21] influencing the ascendant having the [03:17:23] 12th lord in the 9inth house just [03:17:25] heterodoxy doing stuff which is [03:17:27] forbidden. [03:17:30] Now in that context interpret the moon [03:17:33] [music] in the 12th house. So then we'll [03:17:35] see these three dynamics of the moon in [03:17:37] the 12th house and we'll easily be able [03:17:38] to pick which one of the possible [03:17:40] outcomes is most appropriate [music] [03:17:42] to pronounce as the interpretation [03:17:44] for her. It's taboo breaking, cult fame [03:17:47] or infamy and strong course changes, not [03:17:51] weak desires, very strong desires but [03:17:55] big changes and surprises in how she [03:17:59] behaves. Now let's compare this chart [03:18:02] with Parmani Yoga Nandas. The main thing [03:18:05] here is the ninth [music] lord joins the [03:18:08] first lord in the fourth house in [03:18:12] Jupiter's sign Sagittarius. [03:18:14] So this shows a very moral person [03:18:19] who's got morals very deep and holds [03:18:21] them very sincerely in their heart. [03:18:25] They're very dedicated devoted to [03:18:29] goodness. [03:18:31] On top of that you find he has exalted [03:18:33] Saturn compared to lords who has [03:18:36] debilitated Saturn. He has exalted [03:18:38] Saturn and that Saturn is exactly in a [03:18:41] position perfectly almost aspect [03:18:45] that ninth lord and that whole raji yoga [03:18:48] in the fourth house. [03:18:50] So this whole combo of the ninth lord [03:18:52] and the first lord joining in [music] [03:18:54] the fourth house in Jupiter's sign which [03:18:56] exalted Saturn's aspect [03:18:59] shows a [music] person who is very [03:19:01] dedicated to self abnigation for the [03:19:04] betterment of others. Now the rest of [03:19:07] the chart it becomes fairly easy [music] [03:19:08] to interpret now because this thing is [03:19:10] so strong and it sets the tone for [03:19:13] everything else. So now when we see K2 [03:19:16] in the third house we think ah that's [03:19:18] another sign of reduced desires [03:19:23] when we see the sun in the fifth house [03:19:25] as the 12th lord then we [music] also [03:19:28] see a lack of need to procreate and [03:19:32] rather an aspiration or an intellect for [03:19:34] things which are intangible [music] or [03:19:36] spiritual. [03:19:39] Then on top of that, the moon in the [03:19:40] 12th house can show weak desires. [03:19:43] But we might think, what about his [03:19:45] eighth house? It looks kind of [03:19:48] significant [03:19:51] cuz like Tracy Lords, he has the eighth [03:19:52] lord in the eighth house and then he has [03:19:54] Jupiter, the seventh lord in the eighth [03:19:57] house. [03:19:58] So certainly perman yoga is not [03:20:00] unattractive. [03:20:02] He's very attractive and charismatic. [03:20:04] But in the context of that [music] [03:20:06] immense raj yoga in the fourth house [03:20:08] with Saturn exalted Saturn's aspect on [03:20:10] it. It's not going [music] to indicate [03:20:14] a highly sexual person rather it goes [03:20:17] along with the 12th house theme of a [03:20:19] cult especially because [03:20:23] that Jupiter in the [music] 8th house is [03:20:25] an exact practically exact mutual aspect [03:20:29] with the exalted Saturn in the second [03:20:31] house which is the source of all his [03:20:33] self-restraint. and renunciation. [03:20:37] In this context, when you see [music] [03:20:39] his moon in the 12th house, [03:20:42] possibilities of just a generic moon in [03:20:44] the 12th house become obvious. It's not [03:20:46] just a generic moon in the 12th house [03:20:48] anymore, which could be spiritual or [03:20:50] could be taboo. It's definitely [03:20:52] spiritual. The moon in the 12th house in [03:20:54] this chart is definitely supporting the [03:20:56] spirituality of the person. It's really [03:20:58] showing a person who's humble. [03:21:01] That's another possible [music] [03:21:02] permutation of the brightness of the [03:21:03] moon contrasting the invisibility of the [03:21:06] 12th house is humility. And then this [03:21:09] third thing about the motivating factor [03:21:12] of the moon versus the demotivating [03:21:13] factor of the 12th house. [music] And in [03:21:14] this chart you would see he has low [03:21:16] desires, no material desires. [03:21:19] If you want to actually have my [03:21:21] interpretations for all of your [03:21:23] placements in your chart, you can go to [03:21:25] my website and order that from the [03:21:28] charts page. It's uh victor.comr2. [03:21:35] Thank [music] you so much. [03:21:41] [music] [03:21:55] >> [music]