Welcome back wonderful people. We are discussing
core values bridging Jyotish or Vedic Astrology
with modern psychology. Now what's the object
of this whole exercise and study? Core values
determines what you are really working for in
this lifetime. What is your soul desiring in
this lifetime to accomplish with everything that's
going on in your life? What are you here to do?
And we come to this last part called creation.
external creation versus internal creation. This
is the only planet I see between Natal and Navamsa
which is the same. Venus is your external creation
as in whatever you create in terms of aesthetics,
in terms of beauty, in terms of wealth, in terms
of spouse, in terms of relationships, in terms
of partnerships, everything that you do in the
human world. In this physical world, external
creation really is your Venus. Okay? So pay very
close attention to this podcast. You're trying
to create something through your soul in an embodied
physical form. All physical reality is really
Venus, if you look at it that way. However, internal
creation also becomes Venus, but in a different
fashion. In Navamsa, your Venus determines what's
your internal value system. Your Taurus, your
Libra, the Lords of whom are Venus, determine
really your personal value system. That's why
Taurus comes second. Your family values. What
do you value? Which family, race, culture, religion
are you born into? That determines your value
system, isn't it? Your personal value system,
I mean. which is provided by society, provided
by institutions, provided by your own immediate
family, father, mother and so on, since you are
born. So Venus is really an internal creation
in the Navamsa as well. So pay very close attention
to the transformation of Venus, nakshatra sign
and so on, between natal going into Navamsa.
In Navamsa, where does Venus go into? which sign,
which zodiac, what nakshatra, and so on. You
can go on further analysis of that. But I made
an Excel worksheet for this. I will leave the
direct link to my Google Drive Excel worksheet
in the description box. Take your time to go
through it. What follows next is the explanation
of the Excel sheet. First, you need to understand
how I have created this. What are the basic parameters
of usage? you can use this for yourself you can
circulate it among your friends family it should
be a very interesting exercise what your core
values are now the core values excel worksheet
is basically made in the form and format of modern
psychology and the bridge between the jyotish
and the psychology is made in the pie charts
within the excel sheet i've explained everything
let's listen in so on your screen right now you
can see the Excel worksheet. I shall leave a
link directly on my Google Drive to this. You
can download this and work it yourself. This
can also be a self -help. This can also be an
investigation if you're a mainstream counselor,
psychologist, etc. So this Excel worksheet basically
is taken off a good source, reliable source on
the internet. These columns, the central column
you see over here, core values. are a set of
100 value systems, if you scroll through, which
will give you what it is you are looking for,
what resounds with you the most. Okay? So there
are totally 100 of them, right from A to Z in
alphabetical order, which says, What is it we
are trying to measure? We are trying to measure
100 parameters. So kind of go slow on this. I
urge you not to rush through this whole thing.
It's quite deep and it's quite revealing, you
might say. So first is the core values which
are listed over here. There are totally 100 core
values we work for as humans. In the category
of external, internal, you don't have to bother
with these columns. This is all merged and matched
and all that. See external plus status gives
external status and so on. So this is the way
it is mapped. External and internal status, responsibility,
action, cause, creation. And all you have to
do is focus when you download this Excel sheet
on these answers column. You have to rate each
one on a scale of 1 to 10. I have just done a
sample here. Be very careful how you rate yourself.
Don't give full marks to everything. No, this
is not a competition. Okay? This is for you to
understand your core values. What makes sense
to you? And it's a scale. It's not a black and
white. It is not a yes and no answer. So 1 to
10 we have evaluated. Colors will change by themselves.
Ignore all those other things. You have to focus
only on giving yourself scale of 1 to 10. against
each one of these core values, where you stand.
Suppose I say, accountability matters to me a
lot, that is 10 marks. Give yourself zero generally,
wherever you find a no value attachment. That's
the important thing. The instructions for use
are here, which says, give yourself zero generously.
If these values you do not normally consider
for yourself, try and avoid scaling every value
evenly. Okay? Because we want to get to the core.
And all these things are calculated. These values
and focus areas, everything is calculated. There
are pie charts and so on. Okay. So in terms of
planets, in terms of Jyotish, what does this
mean? Your external world, external status is
dominantly sun in your natal chart. This pie
chart is fully for your natal chart. External
status being sun. External responsibility being
Saturn, external action being Mars, external
cause being Rahu or the north node of the moon,
external creation being Venus. And what are the
descriptions here? See the listed ones. External
status is that which the self gets from the outside
world. Your status in the world. That's the sun
in your needle. External responsibility. That
which the self holds responsible to in the external
world, that's Saturn. External action, that which
the self takes action in the outside world, that's
your Mars. External cause, that which is caused
by external world to drive the self, that is
your Rahu. Invariably I have seen in every chart.
Your external creation, that which is created
by the self in the external world is Venus. Now
Venus is the only thing common between external
and internal creations. You create essentially
Venus on this earth plane. So the internal status,
that which the self gets from within is moon
in your Navamsa. Internal parts, all of these
planets shown is only your Navamsa by the way.
Internal responsibility is your Jupiter, whatever
you hold accountable. That which the self holds
responsible to itself, it's a very highly internalized
planet Jupiter. Doesn't show in the external
world. External world only sees your face. Internal
world is your Jupiter. Internal action is shown
by Mercury or intellect which is hidden. Jupiter
and Mercury are quite hidden. That by virtue
of which the self takes action in the outside
world caused from within. Ketu once again is
a very internal point. Internal cause is Ketu.
See where Ketu is placed in your Navamsa. That
is what is driving yourself in the external world,
which will become dominant after you cross the
age of 30. Internal creation, that which is created
as value. Remember Second House Venus, I have
spoken of Venus as your value system. Okay? So
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core values external creation versus internal
creation from natal to navamsa let's talk about
creation because creation is not just about art
relationships or wealth creation is about what
you bring into existence and even more importantly
why you bring it into existence Every human being
is creating something all the time, a life, a
lifestyle, relationships, patterns, values, environments.
The real question is whether what you are creating
outside reflects what you value inside. This
is where external creation natal and internal
creation navamsa quietly part ways and eventually
demand reconciliation. External creation, what
you build, attract, and display. External creation
is the visible output of your values. In the
natal chart, creation shows up as what you attract
toward yourself, what you invest time, money,
and energy into, how you shape relationships,
comforts, and aesthetics. What you take pride
in owning, building, or being associated with.
External creation answers questions like, what
does a good life look like? What feels pleasurable,
successful, or beautiful? What kind of relationships
or environments validate me? This is where people
build careers that look impressive. Relationships
that appear stable or desirable. Lifestyles that
signal taste, status, or success. And for a while,
this feels fulfilling because the world mirrors
your efforts back to you. Internal creation,
what you value enough to live with. Internal
creation is far subtler and far more demanding.
Navamsa reveals what truly nourishes your sense
of self -worth. What kind of love you can sustain
emotionally. What environments help you feel
whole rather than distracted? What kind of beauty
feels authentic rather than performative? Internal
creation asks, does this feel like me? Can I
inhabit this life without pretending? Does this
creation nourish me when nobody applauds it?
This is why internal creation matures later.
It requires experience, disillusionment, and
honesty. When what you create outside no longer
feeds you inside, this misalignment is deeply
unsettling. Externally, you may have created
security, comfort, recognition, relationships
that look right. Internally, however, something
feels missing. You may start thinking, I built
what I was supposed to, so why do I feel empty?
I got what I wanted. Why doesn't it satisfy me
anymore? I should be grateful, so why do I want
something different? This is not ingratitude.
This is internal creation asserting itself. So
how sign shifts change the meaning of creation?
A sign shift between Natal and Navamsa transforms
what creation means. Imagine external creation
expressed through a sign that values beauty,
harmony, social approval, shared enjoyment. Externally,
life becomes about connection, attraction, and
refinement. Now, imagine that same creative energy
shifting internally to a sign that values depth,
honesty, emotional truth, personal transformation.
Suddenly, surface -level beauty loses appeal.
Creation now requires authenticity, emotional
resonance, integrity. So relationships, work,
and lifestyle choices start changing. Not because
something is wrong, but because your internal
value system has evolved. House shifts. When
creation becomes intimate, house shifts explain
why people simplify their lives. A planet that
creates externally may sit in a public or social
house in Natal, and shift to a private, relational,
or psychological house in Navamsa. Externally,
creation is about visibility and participation.
Internally, creation becomes about meaning and
intimacy. This is when people reduce social noise,
prioritize fewer but deeper relationships, redesign
their environment for peace, not impression,
let go of excess without feeling loss. It may
look like retreat. In truth, it is refinement.
The emotional cost of misaligned creation. Creating
from the wrong value system is exhausting. You
may feel emotionally overextended, dependent
on validation, disconnected from your own desires,
trapped in creations that require constant maintenance.
When internal creation is ignored, even pleasure
becomes labor. Navamsa does not reject enjoyment.
It rejects hollow enjoyment. The Maturity of
Aligned Creation Aligned creation feels different.
It is quieter, simpler, more intentional, deeply
satisfying without display. You stop creating
to be admired. You start creating to be inhabited.
Your relationships feel mutual, not performative.
Your environment feels restorative, not impressive.
Your pleasures feel nourishing, not distracting.
Externally, life may look less extravagant. Internally,
it feels far more complete. The deeper teaching
Navamsa brings, Navamsa teaches that creation
is an extension of self -worth. What you tolerate,
what you invest in, what you maintain, all reveal
what you value. External creation shows what
you can build. Internal creation shows what you
can live inside. When these two align, you no
longer chase beauty, love, or comfort. You become
the source of what you create. Thoughts to sit
with. As you reflect quietly, let these questions
stay with you. What have I created because it
looked right? And what because it felt right?
Which relationships and environments nourish
me, and which merely distract me? If nobody saw
my life, what would I still choose to build?
What would change if I allowed my values, not
expectations, to shape my creations? These are
not questions about aesthetics or success. They
are questions about how honestly you are living
with what you have created. Venus as external
creation, Venus as internal creation. Examples.
Creation is not just what you produce. Creation
is what you attract, sustain, value, and repeatedly
recreate in your life. Venus is unique in this
framework because Venus in Natal, D1, shows external
creation, relationships, wealth patterns, aesthetics,
comforts, pleasures, social bonds, and what you
visibly build and attract in the world. Venus
in Navamsa, D9, shows internal creation, your
inner value system, self -worth template, emotional
taste, relational maturity, and what you can
genuinely live with over time. This is why people
often say, I keep attracting the same kind of
relationship, money pattern, lifestyle, even
when I don't want to. That repetition is Venus
working simultaneously outside and inside. Let's
look at how this actually plays out. Example
one, Venus in Libra, seventh house Natal, Venus
in Virgo, sixth house Navamsa. Externally, relationships,
partnerships, beauty, and harmony define creation.
Life looks balanced, elegant, and socially refined.
Internally, value is built through correction,
usefulness, and improvement. Over time, perfectionism
enters relationships and dissatisfaction grows.
Core tension, harmony versus correctness. Maturity
lesson, love cannot survive constant fixing.
Example two, Venus in Taurus, second house, Venus
in Aquarius, 11th house. Externally, creation
revolves around wealth, comfort, food, possessions,
and stability. Security feels like love. Internally,
value shifts toward freedom, innovation, friendships,
and contribution to a larger cause. Possession
begins to feel restrictive. Core tension, ownership
versus freedom. Maturity lesson, value evolves
from holding to sharing. Example three, Venus
and Leo, fifth house, Venus and Capricorn, 10th
house. Externally, creation is dramatic, romantic,
expressive, and attention -oriented. Love and
creativity seek admiration. Internally, value
matures into responsibility, longevity, and respect.
Romance without structure feels unreliable. Core
tension, passion versus permanence. Maturity
lesson, what lasts matters more than what dazzles.
Example four, Venus and Cancer, fourth house,
Venus and Sagittarius, ninth house. Externally,
creation centers on home, family, emotional bonding,
and nurturing environments. Internally, value
grows through freedom, belief, exploration, and
philosophical alignment. Emotional closeness
without shared vision feels limiting. Core tension,
attachment versus expansion. Maturity lesson,
love needs meaning, not just closeness. Example
five, Venus and Gemini, third house, Venus and
Scorpio, eighth house. Externally, creation is
playful, conversational, curious, and light.
Relationships thrive on dialogue and variety.
Internally, value demands depth, loyalty, emotional
truth, and intensity. Superficial connection
becomes intolerable. Core tension, variety versus
depth. Maturity lesson, intimacy requires emotional
risk. Example six, Venus in Virgo, sixth house.
Venus in Pisces, 12th house. Externally, creation
is service -oriented, practical, modest, and
functional. Love is expressed through care and
effort. Internally, value seeks unconditional
compassion, surrender, and spiritual connection.
Constant evaluation erodes tenderness. Core tension,
service versus surrender. Maturity lesson, love
is not earned through usefulness. Example seven.
Venus in Libra, 10th house, Venus in Cancer,
4th house. Externally, creation focuses on public
image, professional relationships, social grace,
and reputation. Internally, value is rooted in
emotional safety, privacy, and home. Public admiration
feels hollow without inner warmth. Core tension,
image versus intimacy. Maturity lesson, belonging
matters more than applause. Example eight. Venus
and Scorpio, eighth house. Venus and Taurus,
second house. Externally, creation is intense,
transformative, consuming, and emotionally binding.
Relationships feel all or nothing. Internally,
value longs for stability, simplicity, peace,
and sensory comfort. Core tension, intensity
versus peace. Maturity lesson, love does not
need crisis to feel real. Example nine, Venus
and Sagittarius, ninth house. Venus in Virgo,
sixth house. Externally, creation flows through
adventure, belief, teaching, and shared ideals.
Love grows through exploration. Internally, value
matures into practicality, reliability, and daily
compatibility. Core tension, ideals versus habits,
maturity lesson, love survives in the everyday.
Example 10, Venus in Aquarius, 11th house, Venus
in Leo, fifth house. Externally, creation centers
on community, friendships, innovation, and shared
goals. Internally, value demands personal recognition,
creativity, romance, and heartfelt expression.
Core tension, collective value versus personal
joy. Maturity lesson, contribution must still
feel personal. Core principles to take away,
one, Venus creates twice, once outside, once
inside. Two, what you attract externally mirrors
what you value internally. Three, repeated relationship
or money patterns are Venus seeking alignment.
Four, maturity refines taste, not desire. Five,
lasting creation happens when outer comfort matches
inner worth. When external creation, Venus and
natal, and internal creation, Venus and Navamsa,
align, relationships stabilize, wealth patterns
mature, and life stops feeling like it must be
constantly redesigned. You stop chasing beauty
and start living in it.