should not be overly cautious, parents should be concerned about their children’s upbringing. Many parents want to fully understand their child’s horoscope from a young age. Here’s where I have a strong opinion: there are two key things to consider when reading a child’s horoscope.
obtaining a kid’s horoscope. Yes, it is advisable to create a child’s horoscope as soon as possible. You can get this information from any reputable astrology website today, including mine, so you don’t need to go see an astrologer. This is also true because the horoscope becomes increasingly important as the child gets older. When choosing a child’s educational path, career path, life partner, and many other aspects of their life, for instance, you will need to consult their horoscope. So, one must obtain a child’s horoscope, but only for informational purposes.
Keep your child’s horoscope a secret. Make a child’s horoscope, but for the love of God, wait to discuss it with an astrologer until the child is 12 years old, unless there are serious health problems or blatantly abnormal behavior. Otherwise, don’t be shocked if you discover that your child’s horoscope contains a lot of doshas (blemishes). Even worse, you might be told that the child will always be ill, cause difficulties in your life, or even pose a threat to the family members’ lives. You stop acting like good parents, start engaging in rituals, and start interfering with the Almighty’s natural process once it has occurred. Don’t do it, please. This is the second time I’ve mentioned the negative aspects of child astrology.
Vedic astrology’s fundamental principle states that any negative planets or doshas in a horoscope originate from actions committed in previous lives. I don’t expect a child to understand all of this before the age of 12 or 15. One can correct them through good karma in the current life. So, unless a child has serious health problems or exhibits unusual behavior, how will a horoscope analysis be useful before this age? I am so certain of this that I even defended it on the global forum QUORA. Just a quick piece of advice to close the thought box and perform a small Mool Shanti Pooja if the child is born in Mool Nakshatras. Although many people born in the Mool Nakshatra have achieved worldwide fame, just search for them
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What planet is in charge of fertility?
Astrology has been used for a long time to make predictions about the future, explain personality features, and in medical astrology, demonstrate its influence on our health problems. The study of fertility and everything related to the process of having children can be done using medical astrology. This kind of medical astrology was sometimes used to predict whether a person would ever become pregnant, whether their child would live a long and healthy life, what sex the child would be, and how many children they would have. With today’s tremendous surgical and medical advancements, we may overcome many of the challenges of the past with fertility treatments, operations, herbal remedies, and our understanding of prenatal nutrition. So what can astrology still teach us about conception, pregnancy, and birth? The lessons from the past are still relevant today; they just have slightly different definitions and better results.
The Moon and Fertility
The Moon stands for everything that is feminine. She is in charge of menstruation, periods, growth, and conception. The divine nourisher of life, maternity, and childbirth, she is known as the Great Mother Goddess. Her 28-day cycle corresponds to a woman’s monthly cycle, and it is still more typical for women to get their periods at new or full moons. Pregnancy lasts an average of 10 lunar months (40 weeks), and in ancient times, the expanding changes to a woman’s body during pregnancy were seen as a metaphor of the Great Goddess herself.
A woman was fertile according to the configuration of the Moon, according to an old Babylonian document that was found in 1956 by Czechoslovakian psychiatrist and astrologer Dr. Eugene Jonas. Numerous astrologers and practitioners of both conventional and complementary medicine now use and teach his research on the lunar fertility cycle, which has been widely disseminated throughout the world.
The birth chart’s circular form is a representation of the 360 degrees that are totaled by the 12 signs of the zodiac, each of which has 30 degrees. Each planet in a person’s birth chart is located not just in a zodiac sign, but also at a certain degree of that sign. The Sun will be in the first degree of Aries for someone who was born on the first day of Aries, which is March 20th or a date close to that depending on the year. They would have been born on the Full Moon as the Sun and Moon are immediately opposite each other in the Natal Chart if the same individual had been born with their Moon sign at 1 degrees of Libra, the opposite sign to Aries.
The distance (the angle) between the Sun and the Moon in a person’s Natal birth chart is used to determine the Lunar Fertility Cycle. The easier-to-understand concept of Moon shapes can also be used to define the angle between these two luminaries. One would have only a few degrees (1-2) between the Sun and the Moon if they were born shortly after the New Moon, but if they were born at the Full Moon (as indicated above), they would be 180 degrees apart and in different signs.
The degrees of the various Moon forms are shown in the table below, which directly relates to how far the Moon has travelled away from the Sun since the most recent New Moon. Alternately, you can accomplish this for yourself by visiting the chart calculator portion of my website.
Dr. Jonas rediscovered that ovulation has the potential to occur each month when the Moon is in the same form as it was the day you were born. Therefore, this allows people who are attempting to get pregnant a second chance each month to try for a baby in addition to the typical ovulation period. Additionally, it is said that if a woman’s ovulation or period coincides with her lunar peak, it is a particularly “powerful” time to attempt for a child. One can track their exact “lunar peak” on a monthly calendar with the aid of a number of practitioners and clinics. Due to the long sperm life, it is advised to have sex within 1-2 days of one’s lunar peak day if conception is wanted. This will give the sperm time to get to the location of the egg.
However, if contraception is desired, this demonstrates a distinct second window each month where protection or abstinence are required. Again, it is advised to use caution throughout the two days leading up to the lunar peak as well as on the actual day and the day after.
It has been hypothesized that men too experience a lunar peak on the day when the Moon and Sun are at the same angle as when they were born. Theoretically, their sperm is also more “potent” at this time. Although it would be unlikely for a couple to experience the same lunar peak, a man’s lunar peak may coincide with his partner’s normal ovulation, which could be advantageous.
The lunar peak, which happens every month, is related to fertility in other parts of our lives in addition to being a favorable period for conception. The 12 hours leading up to and following the actual peak are supposed to be a sacred 24 hours during which we experience increased intuition and insight regarding our lives. Many astrologers advise taking advantage of this “peak time” by journaling, noting how we feel, and paying attention to what our dreams are trying to teach us. Make sure to record your thoughts since once the moon peak has passed, insights are easily lost. It’s a terrific time to pamper and care for yourself, so try taking a bath, practicing meditation, keeping a journal, or getting some sleep.
Fertility Charts
Charts can be created for the exact moment of the peak for the upcoming 12 months once the lunar peak has been identified. For the majority of people, knowing the lunar peak is adequate, but it may be taken a step further by looking at the monthly lunar peak charts to see what other planetary influences are active at that precise time and how they may help or hurt a person’s chances of getting pregnant.
The Natal Chart and Fertility
by planets in this house. The finest planets to find in this house for starting a family are the Moon, Venus, and Jupiter. The hardest planets to have in the fifth house are thought to be Saturn, Mars, and Uranus. Before the advent of modern medicine and our current understanding of the human body, they were thought to be obstacles to getting pregnant or having children, but this is no longer the case.
If Uranus was in the fifth house, it was assumed that the person would parent in a “alternative way,” such as through adoption, stepchildren, or child care work. In the current era, this may also indicate the need for preventative measures such fertility medicines, consulting with experts in alternative medicine, using herbs, the lunar cycle, or IVF. Women who purposefully decide against having children of their own and instead utilise this Uranian energy in the pursuit of artistic endeavors frequently have Uranus in the fifth house.
What if the fifth dwelling is unoccupied? If a home is vacant, it doesn’t necessarily indicate there won’t be children; rather, it suggests that it is not a “priority” or an urgent issue for that person in this lifetime. When planets pass through this house, attention will be attracted to these issues, and this is frequently the time when individuals begin to think about starting a family. Saturn is a good illustration of how a planet transiting the fifth house can cause a yearning for the stable foundation that a family can provide.
In the past, Pluto in the fifth house was thought to be a placement for having to get married as a result of a “unplanned” pregnancy. This is not a big deal in 2011, but if you’re not searching for a committed relationship, you should exercise extra caution with this planetary placement.
It was predicted that having several children would be indicated by more than one planet in the fifth house, and that the nature of the planet would characterize the child’s personality and gender. For instance, a male child with a fiery and dynamic temperament could be indicated by Mars in the fifth, whilst a female child with a nurturing and emotional personality could be indicated by the Moon.