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Rahu is that friend that admires your new jacket and “borrows” it without asking.
Here’s how Rahu “borrows” from the rest of your chart.
Rahu behaves like its dispositor. If you have Rahu in Scorpio but Mars is in Libra…
Congratulations.
Your Rahu has stolen Libra Mars’ entire personality.
If Libra Mars is passive-aggressive…
Rahu hires a production team, rents a stadium and makes sure the whole neighbourhood knows about it. 🎬
I’m curious
Which Mahadasha are you currently in?
Sun ☀️
Moon 🌙
Mercury 📢
Venus 💷
Mars 🔥
Jupiter 🧘🏼♂️
Saturn 🪨
Rahu 🐲
Ketu 🐉
Rahu In The Navamsa: The Thing You Swear You’re Not Obsessed With
One of the funniest things about Rahu is that most people don’t realise they’re obsessed.
Because from the inside, Rahu doesn’t feel like obsession.
It feels like:
“I just really enjoy this.”
No, you don’t “just enjoy it.”
Your entire mind is occupied by it.
Rahu in D9 is where your soul says:
Just one more thing.
And the funny thing is that Rahu usually feels completely reasonable to the person experiencing it.
Everyone else can see it. You can’t.
That’s why it’s called a blind spot. You can also check where D9 Rahu sits in your D1 since it will apply.
♈ Aries / 1st House
You think you’re interested in self-development.
No bitch.
You’re occupied by yourself.
Who are you?
Who are you becoming?
How do people see you?
What makes you different?
Why do you feel different?
You can spend years reinventing yourself and still feel like you’re not done.
♉ Taurus / 2nd House
You think you just like nice things.
No.
You’re occupied by the experience of being alive.
Food.
Taste.
Money.
The sound of your voice.
Feeling good.
Your body.
Physical pleasure.
Security.
You may genuinely organise your entire day around what you’re going to eat and still think that’s completely normal.
You don’t just eat food. You experience food.
♊ Gemini / 3rd House
You think you’re curious.
No.
You’re occupied by information.
Questions.
Research.
Messages.
Conversations.
Writing.
Learning.
What your next door neighbours uncle is doing.
You don’t need to know.
You NEED to know.
And if you don’t know, you’ll probably spend three hours researching it for absolutely no reason.
♋ Cancer / 4th House
You think you just want peace.
No.
You’re occupied by emotional security.
Home.
Your mother.
Being a mother.
Comfort.
Belonging.
Nostalgia.
Family.
You may move across the world and still find yourself trying to recreate the feeling of home.
♌ Leo / 5th House
You think you’re passionate.
No.
You’re occupied by being seen.
Creativity.
Recognition.
Attention.
Performance.
Self-expression.
You may tell everyone you don’t care about attention while quietly building your entire life around an audience.
♍ Virgo / 6th House
You think you’re productive.
No.
You’re occupied by improvement.
Health.
Efficiency.
Hygiene.
Organisation.
Optimisation.
Your routines.
You genuinely believe everybody spends this much time thinking about routines.
They don’t.
♎ Libra / 7th House
You think you value relationships.
No.
You’re occupied by relationships.
Partnership.
Connection.
Compatibility.
Other people.
Even when you’re single, relationships somehow remain one of the main things occupying your mind.
♏ Scorpio / 8th House
You think you’re deep.
No.
You’re occupied by what nobody else is talking about.
Secrets.
Psychology.
Power.
Transformation.
Taboos.
The thing behind the thing.
You don’t stop when you get the answer.
You immediately want to know what’s underneath it.
♐ Sagittarius / 9th House
You think you enjoy learning.
No.
You’re occupied by meaning.
What religions and cults exist out there.
Truth.
Purpose.
Belief.
Philosophy.
You can spend ten years chasing one question because your brain refuses to let it go.
♑ Capricorn / 10th House
You think you have a good work ethic.
No.
You’re occupied by achievement.
Results.
Status.
Success.
Progress.
You may tell yourself you’re just ambitious while quietly structuring your entire life around your reputation and accomplishments.
♒ Aquarius / 11th House
You think you care about community.
No.
You’re occupied by networks.
Groups.
The collective.
Influence.
The future.
Trends.
You constantly think about how people connect together and where things are heading next. You also have great foresight for where the collective is heading next.
♓ Pisces / 12th House
You think you’re spiritual.
No.
You’re occupied by what exists beyond ordinary reality.
Dreams.
Mysticism.
Solitude.
The unseen.
The intangible.
Topics around sleep and dreams.
You can spend years trying to understand something that can’t even be measured. The focus tends to be outside of the physical realm.
And that’s usually how you find your Rahu.
Not by looking at what you desire.
By looking at what quietly occupies your life whether you meant for it to or not.
How To Find Your Mahadasha (Vimshottari Dasha)
I’ve had a few questions asking how to find your Mahadasha, so here’s a quick guide. 🖤
Your Mahadasha is one of the most accurate and important timing systems in Vedic astrology.
While your birth chart shows your overall life path, your Mahadasha shows the chapter of life you’re currently navigating. It shows up in your every day experience, appearance, relationships, environment. Your Mahadasha is your current life story.
In the link below, once you enter your birth details.
You’ll see something that looks like this:
Saturn → Venus
Sun → Mars
The first planet is your Mahadasha.
The second planet is your Antardasha (sub-period).
The tables show you the start and end date.
To find yours:
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The Moon Is Your Mother… But Here’s How You Experience Her During Different Mahadashas 🌙
In Vedic astrology people often over-focus on the Moon nakshatra while completely ignoring the fact that your moons experience is always shifting.
Your Moon never stops being important. It will always describe your emotional foundation, your relationship with nurturing, your inner world, and your experience of life and the experience of your mother.
The way you experience your mother at age 5 may be completely different from how you experience her at 25, 45, or 65. The reason for that is simple: different Mahadashas activate different lenses through which you experience life.
Unless you are in a Moon Mahadasha, Moon Antardasha, or the Moon is your Lagna Lord and heavily activated, your experience of your mother will often be filtered through the Mahadasha lord itself.
A Bharani Moon in a Mars Mahadasha will not experience life the same way as a Bharani Moon in a Venus Mahadasha.
A Pushya Moon in a Saturn Mahadasha will not experience their mother the same way they would in a Jupiter Mahadasha.
The Moon nakshatra stays the same. Your experience of it changes.
The mother stays the same. Your relationship with her changes.
And that’s where I think a lot of people get confused.
When people say:
“The Moon is your mother.”
That’s correct. However the moon is not a frozen photograph.
You aren’t just experiencing your mother, your moons Mahadasha colours the lens in which you see your mother.
☀️ Sun Mahadasha
Your mother often becomes secondary to themes of authority, leadership, father figures, identity, status, and personal direction.
You may become more aware of how she influenced your confidence, your ambition, your relationship with success, or your ability to lead.
Depending on the Sun, you may admire her strength more or begin noticing where pride, ego, control, or authority affected the relationship.
You stop seeing her simply as “mum” and start seeing the role she played in shaping the person you’ve become.
🌙 Moon Mahadasha
This is the most direct experience of the mother.
Themes involving your mother, nurturing, emotional security, family bonds, memories, childhood, caregiving, and emotional needs often become much louder.
If the Moon is well-placed, the relationship may feel healing, comforting, and emotionally significant.
If the Moon is afflicted, unresolved emotional wounds may surface.
Regardless of whether the relationship is positive or difficult, the mother usually becomes impossible to ignore during this period.
☄️ Mars Mahadasha
Your experience of your mother becomes more action-oriented.
You may start noticing conflict, courage, frustration, independence, boundaries, survival instincts, anger, sacrifice, or the way she fought for the family.
For some people, this is when they realise their mother was a fighter.
For others, it is when they realise she was the source of many of the battles.
If Mars is difficult, old resentment can surface.
If Mars is strong, you may develop respect for her strength and determination.
Life often speeds up during this period, and your experience of your mother may become more direct and less sentimental.
👯♀️ Mercury Mahadasha
This is one of the most interesting ones.
The mother can start feeling more like a person than a role.
You may communicate more with her, learn more about her history, exchange ideas, or see her in a more youthful or human way.
Sometimes the relationship becomes friendlier.
Sometimes old conversations, misunderstandings, emotional baggage, or family stories resurface.
Mercury tends to make the relationship more interactive.
You may also notice sibling dynamics becoming more connected to your experience of your mother.
Many people stop seeing their mother purely as a parent and start seeing her as another human being navigating life.
⛪️ Jupiter Mahadasha
You begin seeing your mother through the lens of wisdom, beliefs, morality, guidance, growth, and life lessons.
You may recognise the teachings she passed on to you.
You may finally understand why she believed certain things. Or you may become painfully aware of where those beliefs caused harm.
If Jupiter is strong, she may appear wise, generous, supportive, or spiritually influential.
If Jupiter is weak or afflicted, you may begin recognising hypocrisy, poor judgement, unrealistic expectations, blind faith, or inherited belief systems that no longer serve you.
Many people begin understanding their mother’s worldview during this period.
👛 Venus Mahadasha
The mother becomes connected to love, relationships, pleasure, femininity, beauty, comfort, values, self-worth, and connection.
You may become more appreciative of the nurturing, affection, sacrifices, or emotional warmth she provided.
You may begin recognising what you learned from her about relationships, attractiveness, desirability, beauty, partnership, and self-worth.
If Venus is difficult, issues involving comparison, jealousy, emotional dependency, beauty standards, or unhealthy relationship patterns may surface.
The focus shifts toward emotional connection and relational patterns.
⏱️ Saturn Mahadasha
This one can go either way. During Saturn Mahadasha, you may develop profound respect for your mother’s sacrifices, responsibilities, and everything she carried throughout her life. You may begin noticing the burdens she endured, the compromises she made, and the realities she had to navigate. For some people, this creates compassion and understanding.
For others, Saturn brings a different realization. You may start feeling the weight of those burdens yourself. You may become aware of how much responsibility was placed upon you, how much emotional labour you performed, or how much of your mother’s unfinished karma and struggles were unconsciously passed down through the family line.
This is often the Mahadasha where the relationship becomes more realistic. The idealized image of the mother begins to fade, replaced by a more mature understanding of who she actually is. For some people, this becomes the period where they care for their mother. For others, it becomes the period where they finally stop carrying burdens that never belonged to them in the first place. Saturn forces maturity, accountability, and realism. The relationship often becomes less sentimental and more grounded in truth.
🐲 Rahu Mahadasha
Rahu tends to magnify whatever it touches, and the relationship with the mother is no exception. During Rahu Mahadasha, your perception of your mother may become unusually intense, complicated, confusing, or difficult to define. Questions that never existed before may suddenly emerge, and you may find yourself becoming fascinated with understanding the relationship on a deeper level.
For some people, this is the period where family secrets surface or previously hidden information comes to light. For others, it becomes clear that much of their perception of their mother was built on assumptions, projections, or incomplete information. Rahu often introduces unusual circumstances, distance, foreign influences, or unexpected developments that change how the relationship is understood.
The mother can appear larger than life during this period, either positively or negatively. Rahu has a way of making us obsess over understanding something before eventually revealing that the story is far more complicated than we originally believed.
🐉 Ketu Mahadasha
Ketu Mahadasha often introduces some form of separation into the story. This does not necessarily mean physical separation. Sometimes it is emotional. Sometimes it is spiritual. Sometimes it simply means that you begin seeing your mother differently than you once did.
Life may naturally create distance between you, or you may find yourself becoming less emotionally attached to old narratives surrounding the relationship. You can still love your mother deeply while simultaneously feeling detached from her. In many cases, the relationship becomes less emotional and more observational.
Ketu strips away illusion and forces clarity. It asks you to see the relationship as it truly is rather than as you wish it would be. Many people discover that the mother they imagined and the mother they actually had are not the same person. Others realise they have been holding onto outdated versions of the relationship long after both people have changed.
This is often the Mahadasha where acceptance replaces attachment. You stop relating to your mother through expectation and begin relating to her through understanding.
Final take
This is why I don’t believe you can fully understand someone’s experience of their Moon simply by looking at their Moon nakshatra.
The Moon describes the foundation. It describes the emotional bond, the nurturing pattern, and the underlying relationship. However, the Mahadasha describes the lens through which that relationship is experienced at a particular stage of life.
The mother may remain the same person, but the version of her you experience can change dramatically from one Mahadasha to the next. A person in Mercury Mahadasha may experience their mother as a friend, communicator, or business partner. The same person may enter Saturn Mahadasha and suddenly become aware of her sacrifices, burdens, and limitations. Later, during Ketu Mahadasha, they may experience distance, detachment, or acceptance.
If you’ve ever wondered why your relationship with your mother, family, career, marriage, or even yourself feels completely different now compared to ten years ago, the answer is often sitting inside the Mahadasha.
If you’d like me to analyse your current Mahadasha, and sub periods, life themes, and the major storylines currently unfolding in your chart, you can find my readings in the pinned post or send me a DM. 🖤
Hiii, How are aspects interpreted in Vedic astrology? Can these aspects be read in charts as d9, d7, etc.? Are aspects read by house or by planet? I have a lot of questions about this. I've noticed that some people consider many different factors, while others focus only on the houses. I'm confused. Help me please😔🙌🙏
Hiii 🥰
This is actually a really good question because different astrologers use aspects differently, which is why you’re seeing conflicting answers.
In traditional Vedic astrology, aspects are primarily read from planets to houses, not signs. So every planet aspects the 7th house from itself, while Mars, Jupiter and Saturn have additional special aspects.
For example:
Saturn aspects the 3rd, 7th and 10th from itself.
Jupiter aspects the 5th, 7th and 9th from itself.
Mars aspects the 4th, 7th and 8th from itself.
The house receiving the aspect is important, but so is the planet giving the aspect. A Jupiter aspect and a Saturn aspect do not behave the same way, even if they hit the same house.
As for the divisional charts, they’re typically read slightly differently to how D1 is read.
What A D9 Non-Negotiable Looks Like In Real Life
Today, the UK Prime Minister announced a social media restriction for under-16s. What caught my attention was something he said.
He specifically said he was not prepared to compromise on this.
As I’ve mentioned before in my readings and astrology posts, I often view the Navamsa (D9) as the chart of our non-negotiables. The things we can debate, reconsider and negotiate around are one thing. The things we fundamentally believe are another.
That immediately made me curious about his Jupiter.
Aquarius Shatabhisha in the D1.
Aquarius in the D9.
The same sign in both charts.
Aquarius is associated with society, collective systems and technology. Shatabhisha is associated with intervention, reform and addressing perceived societal problems.
The policy itself concerns technology, children and society. The underlying reason is behind making this decision was based on his moral lens around social media access, not restriction.
What interests me is how often repeated D1 and D9 placements seem to show up as themes people simply cannot compromise on.
This is one of the reasons I always check the Navamsa.
If you’d like me to explore the repeating themes between your D1 and D9, feel free to message me for a reading.
Why Navamsa (D9) Ketu Becomes Your Biggest Ick, Why Rahu Becomes Your Blind Spot & Why Saturn Feels Like an Assignment From Hell
Ketu feels like a visceral…meh
One of the reasons I focus so heavily on the Navamsa, especially when it comes to Ketu and Saturn, is because they’re felt…on a visceral level.
I’ve said it before, but Ketu in the Navamsa feels different from Ketu in the birth chart. You might be able to negotiate your way out of your D1…but you can’t lie to yourself about your Navamsa, you feel it in your bones.
Ketu in Navamsa feels like you can’t force yourself to participate in something from a surface lens anymore. No matter how much everyone else makes a big deal out of it. No matter how much society tells you it matters. No matter how much you try to convince yourself you should care. You can’t and it starts to become more obvious over time.
Saturn in Navamsa feels different too.
The best way I’ve ever described it is this:
You know when you go outside and it’s raining, and your socks get wet and you have to wear them for the rest of the day. The little squish squish that reminds you that you feel icky? Yes that’s Saturn!
You can do it. You probably will do it. But every step feels heavier than it should. Every step requires effort.
Rahu is harder to spot
People rarely recognise their Rahu. Someone with Rahu in the 7th won’t say they’re obsessed with relationships. They’ll say they’re looking for love.
Someone with Rahu in the 10th won’t say they’re attached to status. They’ll say they’re ambitious. Someone with Rahu in the 1st won’t say they’re obsessed with becoming somebody. They’ll say they’re finding themselves.
That’s what makes Rahu so difficult to identify.
Nobody thinks they’re doing Rahu. They think they’re being reasonable.
Ariana Grande’s Next Chapter: Why I Think The Scrutiny Gets Louder 📢
One of the biggest mistakes I see in astrology is assuming a Mahadasha automatically behaves according to the planet’s reputation.
People hear “Jupiter Mahadasha” and immediately think:
✨ blessings
✨ abundance
✨ growth
✨ protection
And while Jupiter can absolutely bring those things, that’s not how I read charts. I care far more about which Jupiter we’re talking about.
Because not every Jupiter is sitting comfortably in Pisces handing out gifts.
Some Jupiters are sitting in Virgo with a clipboard.
Ariana’s is one of them.
The Main Character Is Jupiter
Her Jupiter is in Virgo. It is conjunct her Moon.
In Hasta.
It is highly visible.
Immediately, this tells me we’re looking at a Mahadasha centred around evaluation, refinement, performance, competence and public perception.
Virgo doesn’t simply analyse.
Virgo critiques.
Virgo assesses.
Virgo notices flaws.
Virgo asks whether something actually works.
And when Jupiter expands Virgo themes, scrutiny expands too. I expect a high level of criticism around her physical appearance, how she moves, what she does. The public will have her under a microscope in this next chapter. And since Jupiter periods run for 16 years and occupies major themes in her chart already. This will be an extremely defining period for her.
The Public Becomes The Reviewer
As I mentioned previously, the public will be judging the decisions she’s made in her past through a moral lense.
They’ll evaluate her voice, her authenticity, her work, her public persona, her health, her morality, her decision, her reputation will be under public scrutiny.
During her Rahu Mahadasha, she was allowed to move as an archetype. In this chapter, her reputation will be perceived from a moral lens.
Why I Think Health Becomes A Bigger Story
This is one of the strongest signals in the chart for me.
Virgo has always been associated with health, routines, wellbeing and the functioning of the body.
When Jupiter sits in Virgo and becomes the Mahadasha lord, those topics become larger.
Not necessarily because something is wrong.
But because people pay attention.
And if you’ve been watching Ariana recently, this has already started.
People are discussing her weight.
Her appearance.
Her health.
Her wellbeing.
Whether she looks tired.
Whether she looks healthy.
Whether she looks stressed.
Whether she’s okay.
Virgo doesn’t just create health themes.
It creates public discussion around health themes.
I expect that to continue. The public will demand her to open up on this topic as it’ll be viewed from a lens of public morality. These themes will especially become louder towards the latter part of the year. Look out for media scrutiny around her career and health especially between November and December 2026.
The Ethan storyline isn’t important because of Ethan. It’s important because of what he represents in the public narrative.
I will be doing a part two with detailed prediction on Ariana Grande for the rest of this year.
The fastest way to understand what’s unfolding in your life right now is to identify the planet running the chapter. My Mahadasha guide is pinned.
🪐 When your Mahadasha planet is on stage, the rest of your planets sit down quietly 🎥 🎭
Your Mahadasha planet gives you the side eye when you credit everything to your Moon nakshatra.
One thing I’ve noticed in astrology discussions is that people often simplify a person’s entire existence to their Moon or Ascendant nakshatra.
For example, I’ve seen people attribute Doja Cat’s viral cow era to her Uttara Phalguni Moon.
The problem I have with that explanation is that she had that Moon placement from birth.
If the Moon alone explains the manifestation, why didn’t it happen five years earlier? Why not ten years earlier?
Why wasn’t she moo-ing in 2014? 🐮
Was she simply waiting for the right moment to unleash her inner livestock?
I don’t think so.
That’s why I pay so much attention to Mahadashas. It is one of the most important Vedic astrology timing methods. It influences your entire world during that time.
When I’m studying a chart, I don’t stop at the natal placement. I zoom into the exact period the manifestation occurred and work backwards.
First, I look at the macro picture.
What Mahadasha was running?
What chapter of life was the person in?
What themes was that planet already activating?
Then I zoom into the micro picture.
Then I find the specific dates and make precise and accurate predictions.
I’m less interested in where a symbol exists and more interested in when it becomes loud enough to dominate reality.
A natal placement can sleep quietly in the background for decades.
Then the Mahadasha takes centre stage, the timing systems start stacking, and suddenly a background theme becomes the entire storyline.
The natal chart tells me who’s in the cast. 🧑🧑🧒🧒
The Mahadasha tells me who’s on stage. ☀️
And timing tells me when the spotlight turns on. 🔦
P.S. If you want an accurate understanding of what’s unfolding in your life right now, start with the planet holding the microphone. My Mahadasha guide is pinned. 🪐🎤💅🏾✨
Why Different Things Matter To You As You Age 🏡
According to where your D1 Lagna Lord sits in the Navamsa.
The D1 Lagna Lord often shows how life begins, but the Navamsa house shows where life keeps trying to take you.
D1 Lagna Lord in the D9 1st House
Life repeatedly pulls you back towards yourself. No matter how many relationships, jobs, responsibilities or external distractions appear, the central theme keeps returning to identity. Who are you? What do you actually want? What kind of life feels authentic to you? These people often go through multiple identity shifts throughout life and become increasingly self-reliant as they age. They may become less interested in approval and more interested in self-definition in. The older they get, the more they realise that nobody else can tell them who they are.
D1 Lagna Lord in the D9 2nd House
Life gradually becomes centred around building stability. Family, money, food, security, values and long-term resources become increasingly important. These are often the people who become more selective with age. They care more about what they consume, who they allow around them and what kind of foundation they are building. There is often a growing desire to create financial security, preserve something meaningful for future generations or establish a stable life that cannot be easily shaken by outside circumstances.
D1 Lagna Lord in the D9 3rd House
Life repeatedly pushes these people towards courage and self-effort. They may find that success rarely falls into their lap and instead comes through persistence, skill-building and repeated attempts. Communication often becomes important. Writing, speaking, teaching, content creation, marketing or advocacy may become increasingly visible themes throughout life. Many eventually realise that their voice is one of their greatest assets. The older they get, the less afraid they become of putting themselves out there.
D1 Lagna Lord in the D9 4th House
Life slowly redirects attention towards peace, home and emotional security. These people often spend years trying to build a life that feels safe, comfortable and emotionally nourishing. Property, family, land, roots, culture and belonging may become increasingly important over time. They may discover that external achievements do not bring the same satisfaction as a peaceful home environment. The older they get, the more they prioritise stability, privacy and inner contentment.
D1 Lagna Lord in the D9 5th House
Life increasingly revolves around creativity, self-expression and leaving something behind. These people often become more interested in teaching, mentoring, investing, children or creative pursuits as they mature. There is frequently a desire to create something meaningful that outlives them. Over time they become more comfortable sharing their ideas, talents and perspective with others. The older they get, the more they realise that self-expression is not a luxury but an essential part of who they are.
D1 Lagna Lord in the D9 6th House
Life repeatedly presents situations that require competence, discipline and problem-solving. These people often become extremely capable because they are constantly required to overcome obstacles. Work, health, service, routines and responsibility become important themes. They may find themselves helping others through crises, fixing problems nobody else wants to deal with or becoming highly skilled in their chosen field. The older they get, the more they realise that their strength was built through adversity rather than comfort.
D1 Lagna Lord in the D9 7th House
Life changes direction through other people. Relationships, marriage, business partnerships, clients and public dealings often become major turning points. These people frequently learn about themselves through the mirror of another person. Partnerships tend to shape their identity in powerful ways and many discover that collaboration becomes one of their greatest teachers. The older they get, the more they understand the importance of reciprocity, compromise and choosing the right people to build a life with.
D1 Lagna Lord in the D9 8th House
Life rarely allows these people to remain the same for very long. Major transformations often become a recurring theme. Crisis, healing, psychology, intimacy, research, occult subjects, inheritance or shared resources may play an important role in their development. There is often a feeling that life periodically strips away old identities and forces a rebirth. The person they become later in life may look completely different from who they were in their twenties. Change is not an occasional event here. It becomes part of the path itself.
D1 Lagna Lord in the D9 9th House
Life gradually becomes a search for meaning. These people often become increasingly interested in philosophy, spirituality, religion, ethics, travel, teaching or understanding the deeper patterns behind life. Surface-level explanations stop satisfying them. Many spend years exploring different belief systems before arriving at something that feels true. The older they get, the more important wisdom becomes and the less interested they become in following ideas simply because somebody else told them to.
D1 Lagna Lord in the D9 10th House
Life repeatedly pushes these people towards achievement, contribution and responsibility. Career, reputation, leadership and public recognition often become increasingly important over time. They may discover that they are not fulfilled by simply existing comfortably and instead feel compelled to build, contribute or leave a mark on the world. There is often a strong desire to accomplish something meaningful. The older they get, the more they realise that purpose and responsibility are deeply connected.
D1 Lagna Lord in the D9 11th House
Life opens through people, communities and long-term aspirations. Friendships, networks, audiences, organisations and collective goals often play an important role in personal growth. Opportunities frequently arrive through connections rather than through isolated effort. These people often become increasingly focused on the future as they age. They begin thinking about impact, community and what can be achieved together rather than alone. The older they get, the more they appreciate the power of aligned support systems.
D1 Lagna Lord in the D9 12th House
Life gradually redirects attention away from external achievement and towards inner fulfilment. Solitude, spirituality, healing, retreat, foreign lands, rest and reflection often become increasingly important themes. These people may discover that things they once chased no longer satisfy them in the same way. There is often a growing desire for peace, freedom and a life that feels spiritually meaningful rather than merely successful on paper. The older they get, the more they realise that not everything valuable can be measured by status, money or recognition.
If you want a personal reading, check the pinned post for info.
Saturn In The Navamsa Through The Houses / Signs
Imagine carrying three heavy suitcases with broken handles up ten flights of stairs.
Read for both your sign and house for the full picture.
This does apply generally, but pay EXTRA attention during Saturn returns or major Saturn periods as the lessons around this may become extremely obvious.
The best way I can describe Saturn in the Navamsa is this:
It stops being a mild insecurity and becomes a make-or-break life lesson. In the Navamsa it almost becomes unbearable.
That is Saturn.
Saturn in the 1st House / Saturn in Aries
This can feel like having to build yourself from scratch.
Confidence, identity, appearance, self-belief and independence may feel heavier than they do for other people.
There can be a feeling of having to constantly prove that you are capable of standing on your own.
In Saturn periods, this can become especially intense. The person may be forced to confront the way they see themselves, how much they trust themselves and whether they are living from self-respect or fear.
This placement can make someone extremely strong over time, but usually because life keeps making them carry themselves when nobody else does.
Saturn in the 2nd House / Saturn in Taurus
This can feel like constantly having to think about survival, money, food, family, speech and stability.
The person may become very aware of resources. What is secure? What is enough? What can be relied on?
There can be pressure around family responsibilities, saving money, providing for oneself or learning how to value oneself properly.
In Saturn periods, financial fears, family expectations or self-worth issues may become louder.
Over time, this can create someone who becomes very disciplined about money, food, beauty, possessions and what they allow into their life.
They do not take stability lightly because they had to build it. They may also feel a heavy obligation towards their lineage or background.
Saturn in the 3rd House / Saturn in Gemini
This can feel like life keeps testing your courage.
Speaking up, writing, communicating, posting, learning, taking initiative, dealing with siblings or handling everyday responsibilities can feel heavier than expected.
There can be a feeling of having to become brave through repetition.
This can also show up through sibling responsibility, being parentified, having to advocate for others or being pushed into roles where you carry the labour of communication.
In Saturn periods, this may become extremely literal. The person may be forced to speak, document, write, challenge, report, defend themselves or take on sibling/family obligations.
Over time, this placement can create someone who becomes extremely strong with words, evidence, persistence and self-advocacy.
They may start off doubting their voice, but eventually they become difficult to silence.
Saturn in the 4th House / Saturn in Cancer
This can feel like emotional safety was not handed to you.
Home, family, mother, belonging, privacy and inner peace can feel complicated.
The person may feel responsible for creating the stability that should have already existed.
There can be emotional heaviness around family, caretaking, property, roots or feeling like the emotional adult in the room.
In Saturn periods, home and family responsibilities may become unavoidable. The person may feel pressured into caretaking roles or forced to confront whether their home life is truly safe. This is someone who may feel a heavy obligation towards their mother.
Over time, this can create someone who becomes emotionally self-sufficient.
They learn to build peace because they know what it feels like to live without it.
Saturn in the 5th House / Saturn in Leo
This can feel like joy comes with pressure attached.
Creativity, romance, children, attention, performance and self-expression may feel serious.
The person may struggle to simply enjoy being seen.
There can be fear around visibility, fear around being judged or pressure around children and creative output.
There may be delays around children, pregnancy or becoming a parent. Some people become responsible for children long before they actually have children themselves.
In Saturn periods, the person may be forced to take their creative gifts seriously. Romance may require maturity. Children may bring responsibility. Visibility may come with pressure.
Over time, this can create someone with serious creative discipline.
They may not play casually, but when they commit to something, they can master it.
Saturn in the 6th House / Saturn in Virgo
This can feel like life keeps handing you problems.
Work, health, routines, debts, service, conflict, enemies and daily obligations can become heavy.
The person may feel like they are constantly fixing something.
There can be a strong sense of duty, but also exhaustion from being the person who has to handle the mess.
In Saturn periods, workplace issues, health routines, legal disputes, debts or daily responsibilities can become louder. Since the 6h does quite well with malefic planets this is someone who may become extremely disciplined and efficient with their routines over time.
Over time, this can create someone highly competent, organised and difficult to defeat.
Life trained them through repetition.
Annoying, but effective.
Saturn in the 7th House / Saturn in Libra
This can feel like relationships require maturity very early.
Partnership, marriage, contracts, clients, public dealings and other people become serious territory.
The person may not be able to romanticise partnership for long.
They become aware of responsibility, fairness, reciprocity and whether the other person can actually show up.
In Saturn periods, relationships may become make-or-break. Weak partnerships may collapse. Serious partnerships may demand structure.
Over time, this creates someone extremely selective.
They stop being impressed by chemistry alone.
They want consistency, fairness and someone who can carry their side of the agreement.
Saturn in the 8th House / Saturn in Scorpio
This can feel like life keeps dragging you into the deep end.
Trust, intimacy, shared money, secrets, trauma, inheritance, crisis, vulnerability and power dynamics can become heavy.
The person may feel like they cannot avoid uncomfortable truths.
They are often forced to understand what other people hide.
In Saturn periods, this can become intense. Shared resources, emotional dependency, betrayal, loss, intimacy or psychological transformation may become unavoidable.
Over time, this placement creates depth.
Not cute depth. Actual “I have seen things” depth.
They become difficult to manipulate because they have already looked behind the curtain.
Saturn in the 9th House / Saturn in Sagittarius
This can feel like beliefs have to be earned.
Religion, teachers, higher education, father figures, morality, culture, travel and life philosophy can feel heavy or disappointing. They may find teachers and those who are meant to provide guidance oppressive. They may experience an unbearable heaviness around the topic of religion and philosophy and higher education. These things could also be delayed.
They may also experience difficulty being approved by government institutions that are meant to support them when needed.
The person may not be able to blindly accept what they were taught.
There can be tension with religious systems, teachers or people who claim moral authority without living by it.
In Saturn periods, belief systems may be tested. The person may outgrow inherited teachings or be forced to build their own philosophy through experience.
Over time, this creates someone with hard-earned wisdom.
They do not believe something just because it sounds holy.
They need it to be true.
Saturn in the 10th House / Saturn in Capricorn
This can feel like success takes forever.
Career, reputation, authority, responsibility, public image and achievement may feel delayed or heavy.
The person may feel like they have to work harder than others to be recognised.
There can be pressure to become competent, respected and reliable.
In Saturn periods, career responsibilities can become intense. The person may be tested through bosses, institutions, reputation issues or public accountability.
Over time, this placement can create real mastery.
Not quick success.
Built success.
The type that comes from climbing the mountain with no lift and no snacks.
Saturn in the 11th House / Saturn in Aquarius
This can feel like finding your people takes time.
Friends, networks, communities, audiences, social media, gains and long-term dreams may feel delayed or complicated.
The person may feel outside the group even when surrounded by people.
There can be disappointment through friendships, communities or social belonging. They may experience delays around supports when needed and feel like they’re alone. Being in group environment may also feel like a heavy obligation rather than a place to network.
In Saturn periods, the person may become very aware of who is actually aligned with them and who is just noise.
Over time, this placement can create a smaller but stronger network.
They stop chasing popularity and start building real community.
Saturn in the 12th House / Saturn in Pisces
This can feel like carrying invisible weight.
Isolation, sleep, surrender, loss, foreign places, spirituality, the subconscious and hidden burdens may become heavy.
The person may go through periods where they feel removed from normal life.
There can be deep inner work that other people do not see.
In Saturn periods, this can bring withdrawal, spiritual testing, endings, solitude or the need to release control.
Over time, this placement creates quiet strength.
The person becomes strong in ways that are hard to explain because the work happened behind closed doors.
Saturn in the Navamsa often feels unfair while you are living it.
Only later do you realise it was building muscles you would not have developed any other way.
How Your Navamsa Ascendant Changes You Over Time
Your non-negotiable is your Navamsa.
Your Navamsa Ascendant does not always show up loudly at the beginning of life.
It becomes more visible through relationships, aging, Mahadashas, karmic transits, responsibility, success, failure and major life shifts.
Aries Navamsa Ascendant
Over time, these people become less tolerant of situations where they have to wait for permission.
They start wanting autonomy, movement, directness and personal courage. They may become increasingly irritated by people who delay decisions, overcomplicate things or expect them to stay passive.
Their perception of reality becomes more action-based. They start judging situations by whether something is moving or not. If something feels stagnant, they lose patience quickly.
They prioritise independence, physical vitality, self-direction and the right to make their own choices.
Taurus Navamsa Ascendant
Over time, these people become more concerned with quality, comfort, beauty and physical stability.
They stop wanting chaos for the sake of excitement. They become more selective about food, clothes, homes, products, relationships and environments. They want things that feel good in the body, not just things that look impressive.
Their perception of reality becomes more physical. They notice texture, scent, weight, taste, softness, money, body changes and whether something feels sustainable.
They prioritise peace, sensuality, consistency, embodiment and a life that feels comfortable to live inside.
Gemini Navamsa Ascendant
Over time, these people become more mentally restless and curious.
They need conversation, information, movement and variety. They may become less tolerant of people who cannot explain themselves clearly or who make life feel mentally trapped.
Their perception of reality becomes more pattern-based. They notice wording, contradictions, repeated phrases, social cues and the way people think.
They prioritise communication, learning, flexibility, humour, writing, teaching and staying mentally alive.
Cancer Navamsa Ascendant
Over time, these people become more protective of their emotional world.
They start caring more about home, belonging, safety, family patterns and who feels emotionally familiar. They may become less available to people who make them feel exposed, unsafe or emotionally drained.
Their perception of reality becomes more emotionally atmospheric. They notice tone, mood, warmth, coldness, emotional shifts and whether someone feels safe to be around.
They prioritise emotional security, softness, privacy, home, family and people who feel like shelter.
Leo Navamsa Ascendant
Over time, these people become more aware of their personal radiance.
They start wanting to be seen properly, not cheaply. They may become less tolerant of being overlooked, copied, diminished or treated like a background character.
Their perception of reality becomes more dignity-based. They notice respect, honour, loyalty, confidence, admiration and whether someone is trying to dim them.
They prioritise self-expression, confidence, creativity, recognition and being around people who celebrate them rather than compete with them.
Virgo Navamsa Ascendant
Over time, these people become more selective, observant and refinement-focused.
They start noticing what works and what does not. They may become less tolerant of mess, laziness, poor communication, bad systems or people who refuse to improve.
Their perception of reality becomes more detail-based. They notice habits, routines, health, wording, flaws, efficiency and whether something is actually useful.
They prioritise improvement, cleanliness, skill, health, structure and becoming better at what they do.
Libra Navamsa Ascendant
Over time, these people become more aesthetically and socially refined.
They start caring more about presentation, balance, taste, beauty, manners and how things are arranged. They may become less tolerant of ugliness, harshness, bad style, social awkwardness or environments that feel visually chaotic.
Their perception of reality becomes more relational. They notice chemistry, symmetry, social grace, fairness, tone and whether something feels elegant or badly composed.
They prioritise beauty, harmony, partnership, curation, style and becoming someone with a clear aesthetic world.
Scorpio Navamsa Ascendant
Over time, these people become more private, intense and difficult to fool.
They start wanting truth, depth, control over their access and emotional honesty. They may become less tolerant of superficiality, fake intimacy, weak boundaries or people who perform vulnerability without substance.
Their perception of reality becomes more psychological. They notice motives, hidden tension, power dynamics, obsession, jealousy, betrayal and what people are not saying.
They prioritise privacy, transformation, loyalty, depth, self-protection and relationships that can survive truth.
Sagittarius Navamsa Ascendant
Over time, these people become more meaning-driven.
They start wanting freedom, purpose, growth, travel, teaching, spirituality or a bigger vision for their life. They may become less tolerant of small-mindedness, control, stagnancy or people who make life feel spiritually cramped.
Their perception of reality becomes more symbolic. They notice lessons, timing, beliefs, signs, patterns and the bigger story behind events.
They prioritise wisdom, movement, faith, exploration, honesty and living in a way that feels aligned with their inner truth.
Capricorn Navamsa Ascendant
Over time, these people become more serious about structure, legacy and long-term results.
They start caring less about quick validation and more about what lasts. They may become less tolerant of irresponsibility, emotional chaos, laziness or people who waste their time.
Their perception of reality becomes more consequence-based. They notice effort, timing, discipline, reputation, power, status and whether something is worth building.
They prioritise stability, mastery, responsibility, long-term success and becoming someone they can respect.
Aquarius Navamsa Ascendant
Over time, these people become more individualistic and mentally independent.
They start caring less about fitting in and more about living according to their own framework. They may become less tolerant of groupthink, emotional manipulation, social pressure or people who expect them to follow tradition without questioning it.
Their perception of reality becomes more systems-based. They notice collective behaviour, social patterns, hypocrisy, trends, group dynamics and where people are blindly repeating scripts.
They prioritise freedom of thought, originality, community, innovation, detachment and building a life that makes sense to them, even if others do not understand it.
Pisces Navamsa Ascendant
Over time, these people become more spiritually sensitive and internally guided.
They start wanting peace, softness, meaning, imagination and emotional/spiritual space. They may become less tolerant of harsh environments, aggressive people, overly materialistic goals or relationships that feel spiritually empty.
Their perception of reality becomes more intuitive. They notice dreams, symbols, emotional undercurrents, spiritual timing, compassion, suffering and invisible connections between events.
They prioritise surrender, creativity, healing, solitude, compassion and a life that feels connected to something larger than survival.
How the Navamsa changes your appearance and personality with time
Almost like wiping dust off an object that has been sitting untouched for years.
The more life experience we accumulate, the more visible it becomes.
The Navamsa does not create the same outcome for everyone.
Adrienne Bailon
D1 Cancer Ascendant → D9 Libra Ascendant
Ruled by moon in Taurus D1 x Libra Venus D9
Young Adrienne expressed her Cancer Ascendant strongly. Her image felt warmer, louder and more emotionally immediate. With Venus and Mars in Leo in the 2nd house, there was also a strong emphasis on self-expression, culture and visibility. She was very vocal about her background and identity, and her image felt colourful and accessible.
As the years passed, the Libra Navamsa became increasingly visible.
The most obvious shift was refinement.
Libra is ruled by Venus and naturally gravitates towards aesthetics, polish and presentation. Rather than becoming louder, Adrienne became more curated. The styling became cleaner, the makeup became more polished and the overall image became more intentional.
One of the clearest turning points was around her Saturn return. Following that period, French influences became increasingly visible in her personal brand, fashion choices and lifestyle. Even her business ventures began reflecting that influence.
The shift was not from beauty to beauty.
It was from expression to curation.
The Cancer Ascendant explains the woman who connected emotionally with people.
The Libra Navamsa explains the woman who learned how to shape an entire aesthetic around herself.
Victoria Monét
D1 Cancer Ascendant → D9 Sagittarius Ascendant with Rahu and Mars in the 1st House
Moon in Aquarius ruler conj Rahu D1 x Jupiter Gemini D9 conj Ketu
Victoria is one of the clearest examples of why the D9 does not always make someone quieter.
Young Victoria was talented, but much of her career was spent behind the scenes writing for other artists.
Her features were softer, more relatable. As the Navamsa became more visible, the emphasis shifted towards visibility itself.
Rahu and Mars in the 1st house of the Navamsa are difficult placements to ignore. Mars wants action. Rahu wants amplification and variety. Together they create a personality that increasingly occupies space.
This shift is visible in her styling, image and stage presence.
The fashion, hair and makeup became bolder,
The image became more glamorous.
The confidence became more visible. Her lyrics sound like positive affirmations for 3 whole minutes. With the Jupiter influence.
Rather than moving away from visibility, she moved towards it.
The Cancer Ascendant explains the softer qualities that were always present.
The Sagittarius Navamsa with Rahu and Mars in the 1st explains why she eventually became impossible to overlook.
Saweetie
D1 Aries Ascendant x strong Pisces and Sagittarius influence in D9
This one might be helpful if you don’t have a birth time.
Saweetie is an interesting example because the beauty itself has remained relatively consistent.
The larger change is how she occupies space.
There is strong Jupiterian influence throughout the chart, and Jupiter tends to create presence, self-reflection, spiritual grounding and bigger picture thinking.
When comparing earlier images to more recent ones, the beauty remains. What changes is how she presents it. In her most recent interviews she seems a lot more openly vulnerable, her aura has softened and so has her image. A lot of people thought she might have just been going through it but that’s usually how the Navamsa manifests. One moment she sounds assertive and martian, the next; she’s meaning making through her Vedic astrology chart. I expect this to be an ongoing theme around her. Her soul seems to be pulling her in a Jupiterian direction which is what she’s aligned with.
This is one of the most overlooked ways the Navamsa becomes visible.
Sometimes the transformation is not a change in appearance.
Sometimes it is a change in how someone carries operates altogether.
How the Navamsa D9 Ascendant shows on your appearance
The two famous women who constantly got compared share a D9 Ascendant.
The D9 slowly becomes more visible through Mahadashas, karmic transits, life experiences, success, failure, relationships, aging and responsibility.
Over time, the deeper chart starts leaking through physically.
Beyoncé
D1 Aries Ascendant → D9 Taurus Ascendant
Young Beyoncé physically radiated her Aries Ascendant heavily.
The energy felt projected.
The focus was often on performance, movement and visibility.
Her D1 chart reflects this.
Aries rises with Mars as the Lagna Lord in Cancer conjunct Rahu
Even though Mars is debilitated in Cancer, the Aries signature is still extremely visible throughout her life.
The desire to lead.
The desire to pioneer.
The desire to stand independently.
The shift from Destiny’s Child to a solo career is one of the clearest manifestations of this. Another one is the desire to regain creative control over her work…
It took some time to get there due to the debilitated Mars but this is when she stepped into her Navamsa potential visibly.
One of the most prominent things I see with her is the Leo Sun is a strong visible signature in her appearance already.
Beyoncé’s D9 Ascendant is Taurus. The body became increasingly important. The hair became more lush, the features became softer and the outfits became secondary to the body…this is how Taurus operates in the Navamsa as the years go by.
The need to express feminity through the body becomes louder over time.
She also has Saturn 1h which made her even more selective about how she expresses herself outwardly.
Ascendant ruler in d9
The Lagna Lord of the Navamsa Venus in Virgo sits in the 5th house alongside multiple planets, including the amplifying placement Rahu.
The 5th house rules creativity, performance, self-expression and children.
All of these themes have become increasingly visible throughout her life.
She didn’t stop performing.
If anything, performance became even more central to her identity.
But it became more personal.
Even her children have gradually become part of that world.
They appear in performances.
They appear in creative projects.
They appear within the legacy she is building.
The D1 explains the woman who stepped forward.
The D9 explains what she ultimately stepped forward to become.
Today, she feels less like a performer trying to occupy a role.
Tyra Banks
D1 Gemini Ascendant → D9 Taurus Ascendant
Young Tyra physically radiated her D1 chart heavily.
The forehead and upper facial structure were more prominent.
The body looked leaner, lighter and more athletic.
The overall energy felt quicker and more kinetic.
There was a stronger emphasis on movement, angles and projection.
Her D1 chart reflects this clearly.
Gemini rises with Ketu 1st house.
Ketu in the 1st often creates a more stripped-back physical expression early in life. The body can appear leaner, smaller or more angular, drawing attention to the skeletal structure rather than the flesh.
Her Ascendant ruler Mercury is placed in Scorpio, while Mars sits in its own sign of Aries.
Mars in Aries gives a naturally athletic quality to the body. It creates physical confidence, sharper facial structure and a stronger emphasis on movement and visibility. This is especially noticeable in Tyra's younger modelling years, where the body feels active, dynamic and constantly in motion. Mars in Aries also places emphasis on the upper part of the head especially which she’s strongly known for.
You notice the model first.
You notice the model first.
You notice the angles first.
You notice the sharpness first.
But over time, the Taurus Navamsa became increasingly visible.
Tyra's D9 Ascendant is Taurus with Jupiter and Mars placed in the 1st house.
The physical emphasis begins to shift.
The face becomes fuller.
The features become softer.
The body becomes more noticeable.
The femininity becomes more obvious.
Rather than projecting through movement, she increasingly commands attention through presence.
Mars is still active, but it is no longer operating through Aries.
Mars in Taurus behaves very differently.
Mars in Aries wants action.
Mars in Taurus wants to be in the body.
Instead of appearing constantly active, the body becomes more grounded and physically present. The emphasis shifts away from proving and towards inhabiting.
Jupiter amplifies this even further.
The face becomes warmer.
The overall appearance becomes fuller.
The physical presence becomes larger.
The woman becomes easier to notice than the image she is presenting.
Her D9 Lagna Lord Venus is placed in Aquarius, which adds another interesting layer.
The femininity never becomes overly traditional.
It wants to become distinctive, recognisable and pioneering within the collective.
The ‘Smize’
One of the most interesting changes appears in the face itself.
Tyra's D9 Rahu is placed in Gemini in the 2nd house.
The 2nd house governs the face, while Gemini is naturally expressive, animated and communicative.
Over time, her expressions become larger.
More noticeable.
More exaggerated.
More memorable.
The eyes become increasingly expressive.
This is especially visible when comparing her younger modelling photographs to her later television appearances.
What's madasha and where you look pls
A Mahadasha is basically the major planetary period you’re currently living through in Vedic astrology. It’s extremely accurate ✨
Each planet rules a different chapter of your life and changes the themes, priorities, relationships and even the way you experience yourself over time.
You can usually find it in the Vimshottari Dasha section on Vedic astrology chart calculators/apps. I also do readings on this which can give more insight into the specific themes including longer and shorter periods operating within your current Mahadasha.