The Ninth house rules long journeys (those requiring an overnight stay),
"higher" education (high school and above), religion (or the lack of it),
philosophy, in other words, the principles we are raised with, our view of the universe,
our ability to deal with general principles.
Sun in the
Ninth House: Higher education and long
journeys are where your heart is. There will tend to be a greater than normal interest in
travel to far off places, and/or matters connected with "higher mind" (religion,
philosophy, dealing with general principles rather than specific facts).
Moon in the
Ninth House: The general principles one
believes will be held because of emotional, rather than logical reasons. There tends to be
a strong emotional need to either travel, study, or both. The general principles one
believes will be held because of emotional, rather than logical reasons. There tends to be
a strong emotional need to either travel, study, or both.
Mercury in
the Ninth House: The mind will tend to be
filled with abstract thoughts rather than specifics. People with this placement can
explain the general principles of why something works, but they have trouble making actual
repairs. The general philosophy of life comes under constant scrutiny. Mercury loves to
analyze. However, there will be little emotional commitment to those general principles.
To Mercury, one idea is as good as another.
Venus in the
Ninth House: When you take a long trip, you
just have to go someplace pretty and charming. In a man’s horoscope, this placement
shows a tendency to marry (or live with) a foreigner or someone from a great distance
away. Alternately, marriage partners may be met through long journeys. The general
philosophy of life tends to be of the "live and let live" variety. Since Venus
is love and pleasure, there may be a love of higher learning, but little inclination to do
anything about the knowledge gained.
Mars in the
Ninth House: is the kind of person who, as a
college student, gets into arguments with professors. Mars here isn’t content to
simply sit quietly admire an idea, like Venus. These folks have to get out and crusade.
I’ve got this placement myself.
Jupiter in
the Ninth House: can give luck through long
journeys and higher education. can give luck through long
journeys and higher education.
Saturn in
the Ninth House: learns best by getting their
hands on something and actually doing it, rather than just from books. Long journeys will
tend to be for business, rather than pleasure. Saturn in the ninth house is one possible
indicator of a "guilt trip" being laid on you when you were growing up. I have
had several clients with this placement who were raised in strict convent schools. learns best by getting their
hands on something and actually doing it, rather than just from books. Long journeys will
tend to be for business, rather than pleasure. Saturn in the ninth house is one possible
indicator of a "guilt trip" being laid on you when you were growing up. I have
had several clients with this placement who were raised in strict convent schools.
Uranus in
the Ninth House: Talk about changing the
beliefs you were raised with. Uranus here chops up those beliefs, throws them out, and
replaces them with a whole new set, usually something shocking. If you have this
placement, never travel to anyplace "usual". Forget that tour to Paris. Try the
Galapagos Islands instead. Talk about changing the
beliefs you were raised with. Uranus here chops up those beliefs, throws them out, and
replaces them with a whole new set, usually something shocking. If you have this
placement, never travel to anyplace "usual".
Neptune in
the Ninth House: Most likely, you accept most
of the general principles you live by on faith. When you take a long trip for pleasure,
make sure it’s to somewhere near the sea.
Pluto in the
Ninth House: Can’t stand religious
hypocrisy, can you? Can anybody? Well, nobody LIKES religious hypocrisy, but you
can’t stand it. Even as a kid, you probably complained to your parents whenever
someone said one thing and did another. Long journeys can revitalize you, especially if
it’s to someplace Plutonian, someplace with archeological ruins or volcanic soil, or,
better yet, someplace with a live volcano. You can also be revitalized by taking a course
in some Plutonian subject, such as archeology, paleontology, psychology, biology,
sociology, anthropology, anything dealing with death and rebirth, or bringing hidden
secrets to light. If you can’t take a course, at least pick up a book on those
subjects. If you don’t feel intellectually inclined, read a murder mystery. For you
it will be better than a pep pill.
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