Hello and welcome to Understanding Astrology and Psychology Bridge Series.
In these series of videos, we are going to uncover the hidden layers between understanding the nine
enneagrams in the enneagram system of psychological evaluation, which has got nine basic archetypes,
bridging with the 27 nakshatras in the 12 zodiac signs of Vedic Astrology.
And we shall also borrow in from the 16 Myers-Briggs type indicators of personality
into the 27 nakshatras in 12 zodiac signs. So we will basically bring in the enneagrams
as well as MBTI models into the 27 nakshatras. So there will be basically 27 videos of each.
This is the introduction part of every video.
And how we are going to cover that is by taking a standard format. This is for
Ashwini nakshatra, for example, where we are going to discuss the talents, abilities,
ambition and fulfillment in career first. Then we are going to do some SWAT analysis,
strength, weaknesses, opportunities and threats to each from a personality perspective.
Then we are going to have some keywords, which discussing the different career possibilities
for such nakshatras, especially if it's the Lord of the Diva, nor the Dden.
Best working relationships it has with other nakshatras, for example,
with this one has with Krithikaro Hini and Riksira. And then we are going to bring in the
enneagram model types, three of them, which are closely matching with Ashwini kind of themes,
which we have discussed here. And later on, we'll also bring in the MBTI, again,
three types, which closely match with Ashwini. So now you can take this as a personality test.
If you don't know what your MBTI type is or any agram type is, I have covered it in a detailed
playlist on this channel in a separate playlist, which gives the description and excel sheet with
the free download link of each and every excel sheet. And you can find out what your enneagram
type is, you can find out what your MBTI type is, and then come to this one.
The rules are basically the same. To begin with, you can start with these four basic sets of rules.
How do I start? If I have my Vedic Astrology chart in front of me, the Natal, the Navamsa,
the D10, how do I start? Always first see the ascended nakshatra, be it Natal, D9 or D10.
That's the first starting point. For empty houses, if your 10th house is empty or your
first house is empty, see the cusp of that house and what nakshatra that falls in. That would be
also a good start because we are seeing it from a nakshatra point of view here. Yes.
Number three for intimate relationships, marriage, see 7th house, 5th house, Natal, as well as D9 and
the nakshatra's thereof or the planet sitting thereof. Okay. For career talents, see nakshatra
of the Lord of the first and 10th house in both Natal, Navamsa and D10.
Compare and contrast. Natal is how you were born. Navamsa is how you turn out as personality later
in life post 32 or 36 years of age and D10 is what talents, how you will be using the
nakshatra talents in your career, in your business, in your job. Right. So this being the basic set
of rules and introduction, let's get started. Now coming to the fifth nakshatra of Murgshira
or Murgshirsa, which falls half in Taurus, half in Gemini that is 23 degrees, 20 minutes of Taurus
right up till end of Taurus is the first two padas and beginning of Gemini to 6 degree 40 minutes
of Gemini is the other half. Okay. So half in Gemini, half in Taurus. What does it mean?
So Taurus number two, going into number three, it's a Mars rule, nakshatra. Remember the 159
rule of nakshatra's all Mars rule, nakshatra's fall half off in different signs going from
earth to air. Okay. From Taurus to Gemini, the Chitra going from Libra to Scorpio. No, sorry,
we're going to Libra. Then last one going Dhanishta from Capricorn to Aquarius.
So what is the essential life theme of a Mars rule, nakshatra, Mars rule, nakshatra is about
carryover of leftover tasks from past life. This is as past life fee as it can get. Okay.
Very past life oriented nakshatra's. If you're born in this as ascendant, if it is in your D1
chart, D9 chart, D10 chart, especially if there's a lot of the 10th house in these nakshatra's Murgshirsa,
Chitra or Dhanishta, it essentially means you have some carryover left and why is that carryover
left? Because Mars can be highly egotistical. It's like, I want everything for myself.
But here Mars rule, nakshatra says, no boss, you have to give it now for others. You have to do
work for others, do the work for society, for others, for your family, for your children,
for whatever it is, right? That's the essential drive. Selfless work, finish off the incomplete
task, which you did last time very selfishly. Now you come around and now you have to finish this.
For the sake of others. So leftover karma, Mars rule, nakshatra's are dominant in that.
Now let's get to the talents, communication, adaptability, curiosity. It's a highly curious
nakshatra. It is signified by the head of a deer. Hence the name, Murgshirsa means the head of a deer
is constantly searching abilities, constitute writing, research, networking and multitasking.
Their ambition is to explore ideas, communicate effectively and learn continuously. These are
the continuous learners of life. Intellectual quests, fulfillment in career comes from writing,
journalism, media and teaching professions. The keywords in professions therefore would include
journalism career, writer, writing profession, media career, investigative journalist. Also,
since they are into lots of traveling, it's a travel career explorer. You know, we find all
these vlogs on the YouTube channel, what people going to different places and taking videos of
those travel guides, adventure career, travel industry, make sure eyes loves to constantly
travel. It's the third house. It's a short journey. Research career, because it loves to
explore stuff research is dominant in the aspect. Research career, scientist, research professional,
scientific career or academic research. These are other keywords to use when you're talking
of career. We shall see when we come to anyograms and MBTI types for this, which one is matching.
Because essentially, we are trying to bridge anyogram matching to Nakhchatra or MBTI matching
to Nakhchatra or all three of them would be the best choice. Let's do some SWOT analysis,
strengths, weaknesses, opportunities and threats for the Mriksheeshah, strengths being
their versatile, they're communicative and they're inquisitive people, very curious people,
the child like curiosity of Gemini starts with Mriksheeshah.
Because this seems to be like a phase of life where it's a young child, okay, always full of
20 questions. That's Mriksheeshah. Weaknesses is restlessness, inconsistency and superficiality.
Think again like a child. Child asks a question, doesn't care about the answer, it just wants to
ask questions. Before you finish the answer, next question is there. That's Mriksheeshah.
Opportunities being research projects, media roles and educational fields. The threats being
distraction from too many interests, everything that passes by catches your interest. Conflicts
from inconsistency, you're not seeing one through follow up. Again, see, remember past life, Mars,
lack of depth, they don't go deep into subject, they just skim through different kind of questions
and finding some superficial answers. You see a lot of that on the internet these days, don't you?
Therefore, the best relationships, working relationships these people have is with Ashwini.
I wouldn't necessarily put it that, but never mind. Combines communication with dynamic action.
Ashwini acts, but Ashwini is also too quick. Rohini, okay, kind of supports in creating
nurturing and harmonious environments. That's good. Some grounding is there because it's
a squarely inside Taurus. It helps support that. Swati, because it enhances networking
and balance in professional settings. Swati comes in Libra, which can support this.
Now, getting to the Enneagram types. What I want you to do is take Enneagram, whatever is your type.
If you do not know what it is, you can check out my other playlist where all the Enneagram types
you can find out, whichever you belong to, and MBTI type as well. There are Excel sheets,
free downloads for you to do it, and you'll come back here and check this out.
So Enneagram type. What is the first Enneagram type match is type five.
So Enneagram, as you know, is in nine numbers. Type five being the investigator. Oh, yes. They love
research and writing. Perceptive, innovative, secretive and isolated. This is the key trait of
an investigator type five Enneagram. The basic fear being useless, helpless or incapable. So they
need to find answers. They are questioning and getting answers all the time. Basic desire is to
be capable and competent motivation, gaining knowledge, understanding the environment and
conserving energy centers of intelligence, the head. We can see that with the ability of
Mnookshisha writing, research, networking, multitasking. Right. And since it is moving
away from people, this would be in the key words of career writer, writing profession, media,
investigative journalism. Okay. That's where I would put type five Enneagram. If you're that,
along with the dominant Mnookshisha in D10, Lord of D10, 10th house or ascendant of D10,
or Lord of the 10th house, nakshatra in D1. Okay. That's where I would put the type five guys.
Next type of Enneagram we have is type seven, the enthusiast. What does this kind of a person
mean? The enthusiast type seven Enneagram key traits are spontaneous, versatile, acquisitive,
and scattered, scattered breed. We just spoke of that right? Like a young child who asked 20
questions, not caring about the answers. That's the enthusiast. There is enthusiastic about
everything. Nothing wrong with it. Basic fear being deprived and in vain. Basic desire is to be
satisfied and content to have the needs fulfilled. They seek excitement and adventure. There you go.
We got the keyword right there. Adventure here for type seven enthusiast Enneagram with Mnookshisha in
D1 ascendant, D1 10th house Lord being in or D10 ascendant and D10 ascendant 10th Lord being in
the combination of type seven and that will make very good career in travels, in explorer,
to being a travel guide, being a national geographic photographer, for example, being an
adventure career, travel industry, that line, because they seek all the time a sense of adventure.
That's type seven for you. Next one is the individualist type four Enneagram.
Now type four individualist key traits are they are expressive, they are dramatic, they are self-absorbed
and they are temperamental. Guess what kind of rules they would fit in. Journalism, career,
writer, writing profession, media career, investigative journalism. Why? Because they
don't have to deal so much with people. The individualists as Mars, Nakshatras and as Mars
dominant Mars being a malefic, all malefic try to reduce, take out the life spirit and just reduce
it to things. They are interested in the things part of things. They are not so much interested in
life. That's why they are called malefics. Saturn Mars, Rao Ketu reduce things to things. Reduce
everything to a thing. I want the thing part of it. I don't want the life or the spirit part of it.
That's how it works or materializes. Expressive, dramatic, self-absorbed, basic fear, having no
identity or personal significance. So you see all these people in journalism, let's say even the
podcasters, let's say even the TV media, you know, they're always looking for something
significant to write about, something dramatic to write about. This is where it comes from.
That basic fear type four. If you are type four in your gram and you are manifested some
rikshirasha in your chart, that means you have that innate drive to seek some significance in
your life. That's the fear you're trying to overcome. Basic desire is to find themselves
and their significance to create an identity. That's what people in writing journalism these
days and media look for. The term followers, you know, having likes and shares and subscribes,
all of this stuff is what? Why do you want to following so much? Because you're seeking some
identity there. Right? Motivation is expressing individuality, avoiding the mundane and seeking
depth and authenticity. So it's moving away from people. Mars moving away from people,
doing things which involve abstract stuff like writing, career, journalism, media,
investigative journalism, there's nothing to do with people. It has to do with your writing.
Yes. Now let's consider MBTI types. What does MBTI provide us? I NTP the logician.
Let's go over to I NTP and see what I NTP provides us. I NTP is a logician, their analysts,
they are very good analyzers, because they have innate research capacity,
right? Research, a career, research scientist, research professional, all will be typically
having a dominant British in their charts.
They're innovative inventors with unquenchable thirst for knowledge.
One on one, British, analytical, objective, curious, abstract thinkers.
I NTP is often immersed themselves in learning and exploring new ideas. They prefer flexible
routines and need time alone to think. I have a friend who is British dominant.
He's forever very comfortable in being alone and thinking of his ideas.
I work in malls, research analysis, creative. There you go. So there's the career path for
you to search career scientists, search professional scientific career, academic research and so on.
That's I NTP. That's number one. Number two, ENTP. ENTP are essentially analysts again,
but this one is a debater, smart and curious thinkers who cannot resist an intellectual
challenge, journalism, media, teaching, energetic, original and spontaneous and outspoken.
Dr. Jordan Peterson type creatures. Okay. energetic, original, spontaneous and outspoken.
He's all of this. ENTP is thriving variety and spontaneity. They enjoy debating ideas and
exploring new possibilities. Excellent roles that require creativity, innovation and pursue
a skills marketing. It's one of the carriers can be from Rikshisha because they are good in
research and communication and curiosity combined communication, curiosity with ENTP. So if you are
an ENTP, MBTI type and you are a Rikshisha in ascendant in D one, Lord of the 10th,
D 10 Lord of the first or D 10 Lord of the 10th in Rikshisha, especially if it is mercury,
Venus, Mars or combinations thereof, you'll be dominantly wanting this kind of career path.
You want one journalism career. Okay. Now after ENTP, last we finish up with I and FP, the mediator.
Let's see what I and TP provides us. So the last one I and FP is a mediator. Again,
is a diplomatic variety. They are poetic, they are kind, they are altruistic people, always
you got to help a good cause idealistic, empathic, open minded and reserved the work ideal role for
them involves creativity, helping others working on meaningful projects, arts, counseling,
nonprofit sectors. So the way I see it mixing with Rikshisha. So if you are INFP dominant
and having Rikshisha dominant in your chart, you could be good for travel career, explorer,
travel guide, you know, giving reviews on different kind of restaurants, cafes, traveling all over
the world, what to see, what not to see, you've got plenty of those kind of proficiency days.
You can be good for those kind of travel guide because this is a softer nature.
You're a softer kind of person being an INFP. You can give a more meaningful,
softer touch to whatever it is that you are going to talk about with people,
engaging with people. I'll see you in the next one with the sixth nakshatra of Adra nakshatra
and their matches with the neagram types and MBTI types. See you. Bye bye.