Good morning ladies and gentlemen, welcome to
my channel. These next series of talks I shall
do on the Navamsa, the D9 chart of Jyotish or
Vedic Astrology. Many people on my YouTube channel
have commented and asked for more content on
the Navamsa. So here we go. Because in Jyotish,
in the traditional Vedic Astrology system, most
astrologers in India will consult and tell you
about the Navamsa. The natal chart and Navamsa,
that pretty much wraps up everything that they
will say about your life, about your married
life, about going forward in life and how you
actually function. So what is the Navamsa? Essentially,
Navamsa is the internal self. You have an external
self called the natal chart and you have the
Navamsa which is the internal chart. Okay, think
of it this way. And I shall speak of this more
and more as we go along, but just flow with me
here. Navamsa is your internal self, how you
function on the inside. And all the classical
text and all the Jyotish interpretations speak
of, commonly of this, that the Navamsa kicks
in, in your life, it becomes almost like your
natal chart after you reach the Saturn maturity
age, which is 30 years of age. So essentially
speaking, from the Jyotish point of view, You
get mature only after 30 years of age. Till then
you are pretty much fumbling around with everything
that you have got in your chart. But the internal
self has to come out to play in the external
world. Think of this this way. Namamsa is that
which is you on the inside. Only you know this.
Your deepest, darkest secrets and your awesome
power all rest inside you. And it comes out to
play in the world in a certain way. That's the
namamsa. So let's begin with Aries Navamsa, the
first one. It will carry all the characteristics
of Aries itself, okay? Remember this first, it
carries all the characteristics of Aries. Aries
is a beginner, Aries is an initiator. The entire
zodiac begins with Aries, is the initiator. As
even Varani and Ashwini nakshatras, for example,
they are initiators of something. So they start
from absolute scratch. They have everything going
on which they must initiate stuff. And planets
of course take on the color of that particular
Navamsa they sit in. Just like the natal chart,
there's not much of a difference there. All the
karakas, all the play of planets happens according
to the coloring of the Navamsa sign also. Therefore,
Aries being the initiator, if Mercury is placed
there, you might want to start conversations.
You're a conversation starter. If Mars is placed
there, it becomes really strong and you want
to take action. You're an action -oriented person.
How do I achieve this? What are the goals and
targets? Your mental propensity is directed towards
such things. If Mars falls in Aries Navamsa.
Let's say if... We already covered Mercury. So
let's say if Venus falls there, your spouse might
be inclined towards having a very initiator,
bold kind of a man or a woman. And the marriage
aspects kick in. Why? This is another deep part
of it. Before I get into the other planets, you
can listen up the further podcast analysis. Why
do we say in Jyotish that Navamsa is that which
kicks in after marriage? When doing Jyotish kind
of sinistry, why do we speak of Navamsa as the
governing principle? Well, when you get married
or when you have a boyfriend, girlfriend, when
you are intimate with another human being, let's
just put it simply, what kicks in really? Other
than you get naked in your physical self with
the other person, they know all your sneezes.
They know all your body smells. They know all
your habits, daily habits. They live with you.
So you are really exposed to the other person
in every form and fashion, not just physical.
They know what your moods are early in the morning.
They know what your day is like. What kind of
an individual you are internally speaking, you
have an intimate contact of that with the external
person, isn't it? Their internal self is exposed
to your internal self. That's why they consult
this chart after marriage So whatever post marriage
sinistry you want to examine examine the D9 or
the Navamsa itself Okay, very important very
very crucial and I shall go more on this later
But let's get back to Aries Navamsa Aries is
very poor Rashi. In the sense, it is beginning
everything. Think of it that way. It's a beginner.
It doesn't have any resources. It's the first
house. Resources you start accumulating in the
second house of Taurus, isn't it? Aries is starting
the whole process. So this is a very independent
kind of Rashi or zodiac sign. No one is going
to help you here. You are the beginner here.
You are your biggest enemy over here. So when
you have desires in control in Aries Namamsa,
only then it will give good results. Aries is
subject to a lot of distractions in Namamsa.
Whatever planet is placed here, if Saturn is
placed here, it is really frustrated. It has
to start something new, otherwise it keeps getting
restless. And there is a distraction of the five
senses. There is no benchmark in the sign of
Aries. It's very, very independent. You are not
going to listen to anyone else here. Whatever
planets are placed here. If it's Venus, your
spouse is not going to listen to you. Simple.
So, evaluate Aries as a very, very highly independent,
very highly active, very prone to distractions
of all kinds. You will tell people, depending
upon what planet is sitting here, I am going
to do it. This is how I am going to do it in
my life. I don't care what other people think.
I don't care what society thinks, people around
me think. I am the one who is going to initiate.
That's what planets placed in Aries, Navamsa
tell you. That's your internal self, mind you.
We are not talking about the natal chart here.
We are talking about the ninth divisional chart
in Jyotish or Vedic Astrology. Please remember
this. So, Navamsa or the 9th division of the
chart is a governing principle and whatever 12
zodiac signs I shall go through them one by one
is placed inside it will help you discover. Okay?
Let's get to the rest of the analysis and I shall
see you in the next. So let's settle into something
deeper today, something most people don't really
hear about when they first enter Jyotish. We
all know the birth chart, the D1, the theater
of life, but there is a quieter layer beneath
it, the layer you don't show the world immediately.
That layer is your Navamsa, and Navamsa does
not open itself fully in childhood or even in
your 20s. It awakens after Saturn matures, around
30, and it reveals itself even more intimately
after marriage. when another human being comes
close enough to see the wiring beneath your surface
personality. The Navamsa is that wiring. It's
the internal code of your soul, the way you operate
when your filters fall away, the way you behave
when life demands authenticity. It is your internal
self -view, the psychological blueprint that
comes alive when you can no longer hide from
yourself. And today, let's talk about Aries Navamsa,
the rawest, purest, most self -forged internal
engine a soul can have. If your planets fall
into Aries Navamsha, I want you to listen closely
because this is not about theory. This is about
the way you actually live after 30. The way you
love, the way you fight, the way you walk into
marriage, the way you rebuild yourself every
time life knocks you down. Aries Navamsha is
the place where the soul starts with nothing.
No backing, no safety net, no favors. You come
into adulthood realizing that nothing you imagined
would save you is coming. and suddenly you discover
a fire inside yourself. Have you ever felt that
moment? That turning point where you quietly
told yourself, fine, I'll build this myself.
That is Aries Navamsha speaking. Now let's wander
through each planet the way you would meet them
in a story. When the sun enters Aries Navamsha,
your identity becomes fiercely self -forged after
30. You stop waiting for recognition and start
declaring your own worth. Do you ever notice
how your sense of direction strengthens only
when you stop asking others for permission? That's
your son demanding autonomy. And if this son
sits in your first house of the Navamsa, you
remake yourself, physically and psychologically,
after 30. If it sits in your tenth, your career
becomes a battlefield where you rise only through
your own fire. When the moon enters Aries' Navamsa,
your emotional body wakes up like a warrior.
You no longer wait for someone to soothe you.
You act to regulate yourself. Do you find your
emotions become sharper, quicker, more honest
as you age? Do you feel more restless in relationships
unless there's movement, growth, challenge? If
this moon sits in your fourth house, home becomes
a place you reshape constantly. If it sits in
your seventh, marriage becomes emotionally intense,
fiery, honest to the core. When Mars is in Aries
Navamsha, your drive becomes unstoppable. After
30, you can't stand stagnation anymore. You need
challenge like oxygen. Have you felt that rising
heat inside you, pushing you to build, break,
remake, fight, create? That's Mars, unfiltered.
If this Mars sits in your third house, your voice
becomes sharp, fearless, competitive. If it sits
in your tenth, your career becomes the arena
where you dominate through sheer action. When
mercury enters Aries -Navamsa, your mind becomes
fast, decisive, direct. You don't tiptoe around
truth anymore. Do you notice your patience thinning
with slow thinkers? Do you speak more freely
now without hesitation? A mercury in the third
house gives you the courage to speak boldly and
create fearlessly. In the sixth house, you cut
through problems at work with an almost surgical
clarity. When Jupiter enters Aries -Navamsa,
your wisdom starts coming from your own lived
experience rather than teachers or tradition.
After 30, you walk your own path. Do you feel
your beliefs shifting, your hunger for meaning
deepening? A Jupiter in the fifth house makes
you a pioneering parent or creator. In the ninth,
you may restart your spiritual life altogether
in mid -adulthood. When Venus enters Aries -Navamsa,
your desires become bold and self -authored.
After 30, you no longer settle for half -hearted
love. Do you notice yourself asserting your needs
more clearly? Wanting passion? Wanting truth?
Wanting presence? A Venus in the seventh house
gives a marriage full of fire and magnetism,
while Venus in the second house shows you building
wealth through your own independent skills and
tastes. When Saturn enters Aries Navamsa, you
become the lone worker who learns everything
the hard way, but also becomes unshakable. After
30, you want room to work alone without interference.
Do you feel that need for independence in career
and marriage? Saturn in the sixth house makes
you the warrior of everyday battles. In the tenth,
success comes slowly but transforms into a mountain
you now stand upon. When Rahu enters Aries Navamsa,
ambition explodes. You begin chasing things other
people hesitate to even imagine. Do you feel
yourself becoming bolder, hungrier, more experimental
after 30? Rahu in the first house reinvents your
identity completely after marriage. In the tenth,
it pushes you into visible, sometimes explosive,
career success. And when Ketu enters Ares Navamsa,
your independence becomes almost ascetic. You
don't want to be controlled, guided, or excessively
supported. Do you notice that you operate best
when left alone? That you solve things internally,
deeply, silently? If Ketu sits in the fifth house,
creativity becomes otherworldly and self -contained.
In the eighth, you walk through crisis like a
solitary monk carrying hidden fire. So if you
have planets in Aries Navamsha, your internal
self is a warrior. You grow by acting. You learn
by falling. You deepen through fire. And the
world only sees who you truly are once you cross
Saturn's threshold or enter a marriage where
your inner nature becomes unavoidable. I hope
today's exploration made you think a little more
deeply about how your Navamsa reveals the truth
you carry beneath your surface. I shall see you
in the next Navamsa. Meanwhile, you take very
good care of yourself today.