Navamsa seventh house interpretation needed....

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So, all this time I have been using the wrong navamsa ascendant. It

is

actually Libra, not gemini.

So can someone tell me one thing. If the navamsa 7th house is Aries,

and the ruler is in Pisces in the 6th, what does this tell me about

my

future spouse? Also, In my navamsa first house, I have moon, saturn,

and rahu.

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Trace/TJ:

 

Sorry for not getting your moniker correct. You don't sign your emails so

I didn't know what your name was, hence "Memphis". So is it Trace or TJ?

 

>is

>actually Libra, not gemini.

>So can someone tell me one thing. If the navamsa 7th house is Aries,

>and the ruler is in Pisces in the 6th, what does this tell me about

>my

>future spouse?

 

First off, it's not clear that the navamsha chart can be read like a rashi

chart. I try to avoid making judgements based on varga house placement.

But, for the sake of argument, if your 7th lord is placed in the 6th, that

means problems with marriage, delays but also a sick spouse, perhaps also

indicative of ongoing prickiness with the spouse. Sounds less than ideal,

doesn't it? Not to worry, it may not be very true. That's because there

are a lot of factors that go into making a judgement of married life. I

would argue that your navamsha ruler is more important than navamsha 7th

house ruler. So if it's Libra rising, then take a look at Venus in D-9.

What is it doing? Is it with other planets? What sign is it place in?

What is its navamsha dispositor and what is that dispositor doing in the

rashi chart?

 

Also, In my navamsa first house, I have moon, saturn,

>and rahu.

 

This is another side to it. As you pointed out earlier, you have lots of

Saturn influences in marriage. Saturn being in 1st navamsha does suggest

an older partner, although I have also heard that Saturn influences on

7th/Venus means age difference between partners. The Moon there can

indicate a good looking partner while Rahu makes the partner different

somehow, perhaps a foreigner, a person who marches to the beat of his

drummer. Again, these placements are only part of the whole picture and

they may not be strong enough to strongly effect married life. Degreewise

placements in navamsha also matter a lot. If, for example, Saturn was,

say, only one degree from your navamsha Asc (12Libra), that would really

magnify its infuence on your life. The same is true for contacts with your

D-9 lord Venus, rashi 7L, and Venus itself as karaka for love.

 

Chris