posted March 01, 2019 07:41 PM            

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Originally posted by Nahimana:
Do you mean house rulership, or planets in the 9th? Doing both, in case
Aries ruling the ninth house greatly influences me by my love of travel, and belief of a positive outcome in any given situation. I strongly beleive in deciding my own fate, and not the other way around. My astrological chart is just there to guide me along my chosen path...
Sun in the ninth is almost synonymous with 9th house Aries, as it also allows me to expand my horizon by wanting to access the higher mind, whether that be through self knowledge, education or foreign travel...

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posted March 01, 2019 08:14 PM            

I have a semi-stellium in the 9th... as close as my chart gets to a stellium anyway. Gemini is on the cusp. In the house I have Sun, Vesta and Chiron in Gemini, and Mercury and Mars in Cancer, the latter both tightly conjunct Midheaven.

I am highly educated and took university courses in quite a broad spectrum of humanistic subjects... everything from Literary history to antropology to ancient Egyptian grammar. And I studied abroad. I'm endlessly curious about everything, the more foreign to me the better. I never did get quite comfortable with the stricture of academia though, I'm a bit too instinctual in the way I think... it's hard for me to do structured analysis, to conform my thoughts to a theoretical framework and to put them on paper.

posted March 01, 2019 09:18 PM            

Reading all the appropriate interpretations, I can definitely say that they are probably the most accurate of any of my placements and aspects. I ADORE foreign languages. I can never learn enough (even though I am pretty lazy about it sometimes haha). Regardless, it's still a strong passion of mine. Spanish was one of my best classes in school, and I was pretty bummed that we were only allowed to take one foreign language. Not only that but the only other option was French, so I hated that we were limited (or rather I was limited).

Re: law, the two times I've done jury duty were two of the best experiences of my life. No joke lol. I appreciated seeing the protocol and whatnot in action. Pluto, I think, made me like the "mystery" aspect of it. Did they or didn't they? Hmmmmmmm.

posted March 01, 2019 09:36 PM            

Ruler Jupiter is in the 5th/Leo.

posted March 02, 2019 03:09 PM            

Mars in 9th or Aries on the 9th house cusp may push someone to do the learning in a "real time" way. These people are bored by theory.So their idea of learning about the world could be through something like "The Amazing Race". Because of its active & involved nature.

Saturn or Capricorn on 9th house cusp has none real interests invested in worldly affairs except those that may be business or commercially. They are least likely to travel for instance and are more interested in going to prestigious(old established) Universities than the new techno-online universities.

Jup or Sag on the cusp of the cusp of the ninth house may have no real interest in going to varsity unless its to interrupt the lecturer or contradict what the lecturers says.

posted March 28, 2020 11:03 PM            

I’d say my 9th house experiences highlight my beliefs, it extends pretty deep considering I’m born mixed cultured n my mom being born in Hong Kong and raised in Ghana, Africa, we have “family” all over the world. While my fathers side are from Switzerland and Ireland they came to America and have had a rather close minded and traditional upbringing of cultures. I’ve grown up seeing racism and have seen both sides.
I’ve had to travel since I was very young regularly, especially by 4-5 I was traveling by myself to see my dad every other weekend. They were short airplane flights, so an hr long, but I was still used to and am still used to short distant traveling to see my family. Usually between two states.

I’m pretty philosphical and have been a really curious child, labeled as the “dreamer” in my family, I actually am given a hard time for being “too” philosphical and intense mentally, or I guess obsessive. Also have Pluto parallel my sun/mars/mercury which not to mention is retrograde, at 29 degrees Virgo In the 6th house and intercepted,so my mercury is certainly highlighted. I tend to go deepIn thought and conversation and enjoy researching. I guess my Saturn gives me a skeptical bend, and probably a bit of an inhibited, self doubting side too. Slight hint of responsibility tied to my travels as far as family goes. Uranus and Neptune I feel give it an unusual and unpredictable element, last minute travel plans, unexpected accidents and illnesses while traveling, having spiritual encounters while traveling- I love those!!, and also having an unusual approach to my life and I guess education. I always had a hard time fitting in at school. Just somehow manage to always be out of the loop and naturally very visual and artistic. I was held back for ADD in kindergarten and often had difficulties sitting still and focusing. I was often given extra tasks to do to keep me busy, like constructing various sceneries, like a farm with lots of animals and a city or zoo lol. Eventually a really kind teacher noticed I wasn’t unknowledgeable just bored I guess and put me in a gifted program.
All throughout school I had difficulties with authority and fitting in. Even in community college, being on time and just the monotonous amount of papers and writing is just such a bore. It’s funny because when it comes to certain topics I love to learn thoroughly on it but not necessarily everything I guess.

I’d say mental travel and dreams are very much apart of me and I’m constantly lost in thought or speculating some new idea. The biggest thing actually, is seeing how my beliefs actually effect my everyday life (6th house) and my habits. Neptune brings a big spiritual bend and I have a lot of rituals incorporated in my everyday life. Like breath work, meditation, my philosophies and the way I treat others, my health and being one in mind, body, spirit.

posted March 29, 2020 03:12 AM            

I don't trust gurus, and I'm iffy on religion. (It squares Jupiter and Pluto, and is inconjunct Neptune.)

posted March 29, 2020 11:20 AM            

I have a strong connection to God and higher thinking so much that I no longer have to learn information from others unless its something special.I guess you can say Ive reached a permanent meditative state of mind.

posted March 29, 2020 07:25 PM            

I have Saturn, North node and MC(?) here. I also have asteroid child here.

I read that that saturn in the 9th can make one a religion skeptic. In my case true. Grew up in a catholic christian environment, and I was just done by age 17. However I am all ace for astrology, feng shui, and law of attraction. Law of attreaction makes sense to me for Capricorn spiritualality since Capricorn is very goal orriented.

9th house is also higher education. Going to college was never my dream. I never put it on a pedestal. I always hoped I would get too famous that I wouldn't even need to graduate high school LOL. I felt like school crushed my natural curiously and creativity, and not being a morning person and partially introverted why would I want to sign for that?! I wanted to be on my own. Why would I want to live in a dorm and share a bathroom with 3 other bizzes? lol My parent never put any pressure on me to go to college.
It took a minimum wage job and renting with people to give college a try by age 20.
I actually for the most part enjoy it more than HS. It tries me at time, especially taking classes while working. I took breaks sometimes, but I always came back. Got an associate at age 26. Enjoyed just working for a few years after. Tried just having a simple life.....but my last job was just so bad, I had to get out of there. There were no other teacher assistant jobs with holiday breaks and summers off that paid more than what I was making. So I took it as a sign to get the bachelors and become the teacher. I did, still working on the bachelors now. I'll have my bachelors completed by the end of August and I'll be 30yrs old.

I thought I'd mention asteroid child because it conjuncts my MC. I was destined to go to college for early childhood education and have a career in it.

And last but not least travel. My parents did not take me to disney, to Europe, to Islands, or cruises like other people around me. I can't act like it was all bad though. The fact that I did go camping, and visit out of state relatives is more fortunate than some.
I did feel travel was restricted and deprived of compared to other people...wondering why my life was like that and seeing Saturn in my 9th house gave me answers. I looked forward to my Saturn return for this reason. Travel began to improve in my early 20's. Family started to rent lake houses in the summer. It was all I had to look forward to some years. But it was better than my teens! Teens was my most vacation deprived decade. I started camping with small groups of friends and love interests. One love interest ended up being my fiance. I feel like he is my travel soul mate. We actually makes things happen. We have camped out at music festivals, visited his relatives, he went on my family trip. We did a bed and breakfast together last year. I get to travel to states I've never been to because of his job!
But this post Saturn return has me confused. Now that I have the means to make traveling plans happen on my own...the corona virus makes traveling way too risky!
Traving to pay respects to the deseased for two peopple I've lost recently has been postponed. I do not want to put myself at others at risk by flying. If I want to see my fiance I need to drive 14 hours to visit him. The most I've ever drove alone was just under four hours for me. So that is a huge jump out of my comfort zone so I could totally see Saturn doing that for me. But go figure traveling is still restricted for me! Maybe this will change after the the retrograde over the summer. I feel like I don't get the happy ending after round two of a planets visit in my houses.

posted March 29, 2020 07:39 PM            

I don't believe in God, at least not the God that we are taught in schools.

I believe in the universe and in humanity, I see astrology as a way humans found to understand the universe.

I'm indifferent to travelling and learning about other cultures, religions etc. I'm fine if it happens but I'm also fine if it doesn't.

I want to learn the languages that I like (they are a few) but I'm lazy about it, I already know 3 languages I completely forgot the fourth one.

I realised too late that I loved maths and I was really good at it which is quite surprising considering how abstract and lost my mind can be with all that Neptune in my chart.

Feelng confortable with foreigners is probably more due to my Uranus and Neptune opposite Sun and ASC than my Moon in 9th H.

9th H is an indifferent house imo. I wish I had Neptune and Uranus in this house. They would cause no harm.

posted April 13, 2020 09:26 AM            

I am afraid i still have no idea how it will play out when it comes to marrige and 8th house related stuff but 7th and 8th are aquarius houses so uranus might , i hope, give me some flack