9th house in Taurus

9 September 1960, 07:30, London, United Kingdom

A reading speaks to the person it was written for, so this one talks to Hugh as “you”.

House of Sagittarius, ruled by Jupiter

It represents your super-ego. Your ideals and visions, upgrading of your knowledge that you gained in life, travels, also spiritual exploration. It indicated in which area or in what way you focus on ideas and fulfillment you want to achieve in life. It represents interest in science, philosophy, psychology, foreign (distant) countries and their cultures, dealing with ethics, aesthetics, morals and law.

9th house in Taurus

Because your 9th house starts or is in Taurus, you are usually a wise, reasonable, realistic and practical person, who more or less follows traditional values and tested methods. You prefer staying at home and so usually don't travel very often. You mostly set reachable and realizable plans and goals, because you are usually well aware of both your advantages and your imperfections. You are often rather critical, also of yourself, and you are honest. That is why you have strict standards which you also follow consistently. You sometimes in some way avoid your spiritual growth or you intentionally remain at a certain level.

Mars in 9th house

You are a spontaneous, independent and dynamic person, always prepared for change and you also like to introduce changes. You probably enjoy travelling and you travel a lot, you certainly are connected to abroad. Because you are basically interested in everything and you also have an enormous amount of will and energy to fulfill your numerous goals, you are a person of exceptional strengths and talents. You are interested in all sorts of areas, but are mainly concerned with the truth and you often work in journalism, law, etc.

Your own chart, read the same way

Every planet, every house and every aspect of your birth chart, chapter by chapter. Marsa wrote every word. Your chart decides which of them you get.

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