Good morning ladies and gentlemen, welcome to the 10th nakshatra of Magha where we are
considering now the life lesson and the comparative study with Aiching and Jean Kee's life lesson
of an nakshatra and how we can derive that best learning through Aiching and Jean Kee's
sort of comparative study here in this podcast.
Now we are in the 10th one, you can see the previous ones if you are so inclined.
Now just to recap Magha is in Leo, ruled by the sun, very fiery sign.
It's arthviks and fixed in male, very fixed mentality there.
And what does this bring in? This is a K2 ruled nakshatra.
All K2 ruled nakshatras starting from Ashwini going to Magha and graduating into Mula for example.
The one five nine, the Aries, the Leo, the Sagittarius.
These nakshatras are all about ancestor energy starting something new like Ashwini,
it's an initiator in Magha, it's the initiation of a king, sun being the king, the leader.
Who makes a good leader really? If you look at it even historically,
leadership requires certain qualities. If you take the classic case of a king, the first kind of
leader which we used to have in civilization, the king is normally worried about subjects
because it's the subjects which makes the king. King always used to be concerned,
are my subjects happy or not? Are the people in my kingdom happy with my ruling or not?
Yes, in Magha this becomes dominant because the symbol is thrown, ruled by the sun, so it's a royal sign.
And so this begins the cycle of the nakshatra where one person learns about
true leadership if dominant planets are in Magha. It is asking you to ask your ancestors.
There's a very strong ancestor energy in Magha. They are very traditional people,
they have a tendency to hold on to the past with a lot of attachment to family, culture,
and system property inheritance. Even archaeology, if there is certain sitting here,
unexpected good luck, inheritance, leadership, fame, outspoken, seeking success,
natural leaders can be or they can be like Dalton, who are the leaders, family oriented,
and protective. They have good planning skills, they have a quiet nature, they don't like small talk.
They're strong defenders, they have a high sexual drive, need attention, and flattery.
This is not going to help because life lesson of Magha is as follows, alignment with righteousness to be
and command to the keywords here being righteousness, to be and command. You have to be that righteousness.
Magha, therefore command to power. Your true power is not a flaunting stuff,
not like Donald Trump, for example. So let's see in I Ching Ho, how do we achieve this life theme if Magha is dominant?
The first hexagram being hexagram number nine, Shao Choo, small accumulation.
This suggests the idea of small accumulations in gradual growth, don't be in a rush Magha Rakshatra.
In the context of Magha, it suggests that aligning with righteousness involves small,
consistent acts that accumulate over time, suggesting patience towards isn't it?
This hexagram advises cultivating virtues and righteousness in daily actions, little things, always the little things isn't it?
Hexagram 33, Dunh retreat. Dunh symbolizes the concept of strategic retreat.
A king, Mr. Sun should know when to stop and when is the right time to begin.
Aligning with the theme of Magha, it suggests true power comes from knowing when to retreat,
regroup and realign with righteousness.
This hexagram advises strategic withdrawal to gather strength and maintain alignment with higher principles.
Where is Magha going to get that Ketu type of higher wisdom?
It's not going to be from books, it's going to be from their ancestral energy.
Give some thanks to ancestors. Go and donate some milk, some sweets.
Milk pays sweets to a temple, especially on an omnimon night.
That's where your ancestors are.
Hexagram 40, G-liberation.
G signifies the idea of liberation and breaking free.
Again, it comes from the ancestral type energy.
In the context of Magha, this is suggestive of liberation of oneself from unjust influences
and aligning with righteousness.
In today's world, let be prime minister's presidents, the kings of our time,
unjust influences of corporations, money, money laundering, all these camps that you see going around.
They are damaging their son very badly.
If they do that, they need to align with righteousness.
Sun is about righteousness.
This hexagram advises finding joy in the pursuit.
Sorry, we are still in G-liberation.
This hexagram advises breaking free from constraints to assert righteousness authority.
Righteousness is an underlying theme for Sibhaka.
Then only they get true power and they command true power, not demand true power.
Be careful of electing leaders who demand attention and power.
You have to command it.
You have to have the respect of people.
The sun, every morning that it rises automatically commands respect.
It does not ask you anything.
It rises right on time, every morning and it provides life to everything.
Hexagram 58, Dhu, joyous, Blake.
Dhuyi represents the energy of joy and celebration.
Aligning with Magha, it suggests a sense of joy when aligned with righteousness.
Probably this is where Magha will find the most joy in aligning with righteousness.
Okay?
Hexagram 61, Zong Fu, Inner Truth.
This symbolizes the concept of inner truth and sincerity.
It suggests for Magha, be rooted in your inner truth and authenticity.
Pick one for leaders.
Being authentic in your personal and professional life.
Because let's face it, sun is very public.
This is a very public kind of energy.
What you do, people will notice.
This hexagram advises maintaining sincerity and alignment with righteousness principles to wield genuine power.
That's the bottom line for Magha.
Hexagram 26, last one.
Dhamma Chu, Great Accumulation.
This is the opposite of small accumulation. Hexagram 9, isn't it?
It represents the idea of great accumulations and abundance.
Aligning with Magha, it suggests true power comes through righteousness actions and virtue.
This hexagram advises cultivating a wealth of righteousness in order to command a lasting powerful enduring impact.
Now let's see what the within the Gene Key system we find the following gems.
To meet the life lesson of Magha, alignment with righteousness to be in command to power.
Gene Key 1, the gift of creativity.
Involves tapping into the source of all creation, in our case being the ancestral energy.
Go give some fruit to the ancestors.
Give to the birds, give to the animals.
This Gene Key can guide individuals to align with righteousness by expressing their creative ways in which they can uplift, inspire and command two power of people.
Through innovative and constructive actions.
Gene Key 9, in gift of inwardness. Inwardness involves introspection and self-reflection.
This Gene Key can support Magha by guiding individuals to align with righteousness through their inner contemplation, leading to deeper understanding of one's own power.
And it's responsible use.
Gene Key 14, the gift of power.
Power involves responsible use of strength and influence.
This suggests for Magha, righteousness by encouraging individuals to wield their power with integrity.
Something very required these days is that, ensuring that it's aligned with moral principles, ethical principles much needed in our times.
Gene Key 16, the gift of mastery.
In this context mastery involves the disciplined and focused application of energy.
For dominant Magha people, it can suggest alignment with righteousness by mastering actions and choices, therefore commanding true power through skillful and ethical leadership.
Gene Key 19, the gift of flexibility.
In this context, flexibility says adapting to change while maintaining one's core principles.
This Gene Key suggests alignment with righteousness through flexible.
Be a little flexible, difficult for Leo. It's a very fixed sign.
Being flexible, difficult for fixed signs, Scorpio, Taurus, Aquarius and Leo.
Gene Key 27, the gift of preservation.
In this context, preservation involves protecting what is essential.
How deep is that?
Protecting what is essential.
Sun is a protector of everything essential.
Righteousness by guiding individuals to preserve and protect moral values, commanding true power.
Again commanding, not demanding, not slogans or charisma, which Magha loves by the way, through defense of what is just and what is right.
Gene Key 39, the gift of liberation again.
This in the context of Magha suggests guiding individuals to align with righteousness through liberation of themselves and others, therefore commanding true power by fostering freedom and justice.
True leadership is about providing freedom to the people to do what they want through their own creative actions, isn't it?
Gene Key 52, gift of restraint.
Once again we see that restraint involves holding back when necessary.
It's not acting all the time.
We have to take action only when necessary.
This gene key can guide individuals to align with righteousness through exercise of restraint.
Therefore commanding true power by fostering freedom and justice.