Core values of Steve Jobs, the visionary who
refused to compromise reality. Steve Jobs was
not obsessed with technology. He was obsessed
with how consciousness meets form. If you only
see Apple, products, or profit, you miss the
point entirely. Steve Jobs' life was the collision
of outer relationships and inner isolation, public
genius and private intensity, visible leadership,
and invisible detachment. When you read his life
through core values, natal, external, to Navamsa,
internal, a far more precise picture emerges.
Jobs was not erratic. He was internally consistent,
even when it cost him everything. Let's walk
this carefully. How the world experienced Steve
Jobs. Steve Jobs lived in the marketplace, not
the monastery, but he carried amongst ruthlessness
toward illusion. Steve Jobs' public status was
never self -contained. He existed through mirrors,
co -founders, competitors, customers, critics,
boards. Sun in the seventh means, open quote,
identity is forged in opposition and partnership,
close quote. Sun in Aquarius means, open quote,
authority comes from breaking the pattern, close
quote. Jobs became Steve Jobs only through Steve
Wozniak, John Scully, IBM Microsoft, the consumer
market itself. He needed an other to push against.
This is why he could not work alone. He needed
teams, even while tormenting them. He defined
himself against industries, not within them.
With Leo Ascendant, the world expected a king.
But his son and Aquarius made him a system disruptor,
not a ruler. That is why he was fired from Apple.
The system rejected its own evolutionary mutation.
External status, core value. I exist to redefine
relationships between humans and machines, not
to be liked. External responsibility. Saturn
in Libra, third house. Steve Jobs was externally
burdened with communication karma. Saturn in
the third means relentless pressure to articulate
vision, responsibility for tone, message, narrative,
being judged by every word. Saturn in Libra adds
perfectionism in balance and aesthetics, intolerance
for good enough dialogue. This is why Jobs was
brutally precise in language, obsessed with presentations,
intolerant of sloppy thinking. He did not allow
people to explain poorly. Externally, he carried
the responsibility of, open quote, translating
intuition into language that could move markets.
Close quote, external responsibility, core value.
Clarity is a moral obligation. External action.
Mars and Aries, ninth house. Jobs acted from
belief, not consensus. Mars and Aries is pure
will. In the ninth house, that will is ideological.
This placement explains his evangelical tone,
his certainty about the future, His intolerance
of doubt. He didn't argue his vision. He declared
it. That's why people followed him and feared
him. Mars here doesn't negotiate, open quote,
this is the truth, catch up, close quote, external
action core value. If the vision is right, force
is justified. Matter four, external cause. Rahu
and Sagittarius, fifth house. Rahu is obsession.
In the fifth, it is creative destiny. Steve Jobs
was pushed by. Hunger to create something legendary.
Need to be remembered as a creator, not a manager.
Compulsion to imprint meaning onto products.
Rahu and Sagittarius makes creativity philosophical.
Products had to mean something. Design had to
teach values. Technology had to feel like a belief
system. This is why Apple products feel ideological.
External cause, core value. Creation is legacy,
five. External creation. Venus and Sagittarius,
fifth house. What Jobs created in the world was
not hardware. It was aesthetic belief. Venus
and Sagittarius values truth over comfort, beauty
over efficiency, experience over explanation.
That's why Apple products feel intuitive, reject
manuals, value form as much as function. Jobs
didn't want users to learn technology. He wanted
technology to disappear into experience. External
creation core value. Beauty is truth made usable.
Hashtag internal core values, Navamsha, D9, who
Steve Jobs was when no one was watching. Now
comes the part people misunderstand, internal
status. Moon and Scorpio, 12th house, saga SC.
Internally, Steve Jobs was emotionally isolated.
Moon and Scorpio, intense feelings, deep attachments,
fear of betrayal. In the 12th house, emotional
withdrawal, secrecy, solitude as survival. This
explains his private suffering, his emotional
extremes, his tendency to cut people off completely.
He regenerated only in isolation. Retreats, silence,
spiritual withdrawal. Internal status core value.
I can only survive emotionally when unseen. His
internal responsibility. Jupiter, R, in Gemini,
7th house. Internally, Jobs felt responsible
not to rule but to challenge minds. Jupiter retrograde
makes belief internalized. In Gemini, wisdom
comes through dialogue. In the seventh, through
confrontation, he needed intellectual sparring.
That's why meetings were battlegrounds, questions
were weapons, conversations were tests. He didn't
mentor softly, he sharpened people through friction.
Internal responsibility, core value. Growth happens
through challenge, not comfort. Eight, internal
action. Mercury and Cancer, Eighth House. Internally,
jobs process decisions emotionally first, logically
later. Mercury retrograde. Thinking loops, internal
rehearsal, delayed expression. In cancer eight,
emotional memory, deep intuition, fear -based
attachment. This explains his contradictions,
sudden reversals, emotional decision -making,
intuitive leaps, others couldn't follow. Internal
action core value, if it doesn't feel right at
a gut level, it's wrong, even if it makes sense.
Habernine. Internal cause. Kitu and Capricorn's
second house. Internally, Jobs was detached from
money, security, accumulation. Ketu here strips
attachment to resources and voice. That's why
wealth never softened him. Success never satisfied
him. He remained internally austere. Internal
cause core value. Possession is not fulfillment.
Number 10. Internal creation. Venus and Sagittarius
first house. Internally, Jobs became his values.
Venus in the first. Self worth equals alignment.
Identity equals taste. This is why compromise
was impossible. Compromise felt like self erasure.
Internal creation core value. I must live what
I believe or I cease to exist. Final synthesis,
the Steve Jobs paradox. Externally, Steve Jobs
looked controlling, arrogant, ruthless. Internally,
he was isolated, deeply intuitive, uncompromisingly
value driven. He wasn't cruel by accident. He
was aligned at a cost. Steve Jobs' life teaches
a hard truth, open quote, when internal values
are absolute, the external world experiences
you as extreme, close quote. He didn't build
Apple to be loved. He built it to be right. And
in the end, the world adapted, not him. I shall
see you in the next core value analysis of another
life that reshaped reality.