posted March 12, 2013 10:27 PM              

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Originally posted by KarkaQueen:
Chiron from my Ninth House conjuncts my MC

My 9th house is pretty intercepted, well so is my whole chart. But 9th house is the smallest, its Libra or Scorpio eh?

Either way I suck at it LOL

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mine is duplicated. it's gem again in placidus.

Gemini and Sagittarius Duplicated: Communications and travel are your way out of the problems caused by your intercepted signs . My own chart is a good example. I have Aries intercepted, which means I tend to daydream for a long time before taking action, and then dive in like I never thought about it before. With duplicated Gemini and Sagittarius, the way out is to read, study, and discuss proposed courses of action first (and then try to talk someone else into taking the action for you!). Don’t forget to check the aspects and the house and sign positions of Mercury and Jupiter for further information on these matters, and to see if there are contrary indicators.

Second and Third Houses, Eighth and Ninth Houses: You can’t just sit on your values (2nd house). They have to be communicated (3rd house). On the other side, values of the groups you belong to also have to be taught (9th house). Ross Perot shows this clearly. During the 1992 presidential campaign, he booked half hour segments on TV and used it to try to teach economics to the voters.

posted March 12, 2013 10:35 PM              

HA I work on commission so I have to sell people clothes...
I thought about being a painting professor, I really like to help improve people abilities.

posted March 12, 2013 10:35 PM            

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Originally posted by YoursTrulyAlways:
My 9th House is in Scorpio and I have Neptune there. I went pretty much all the way and overboard with the education.

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posted March 12, 2013 10:37 PM              

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Originally posted by virgolotus:
Cancer 9th cusp
Moon in 3rd house trine Jupiter inconjunct Mars

I'm majoring in Psychology...
& I'm def being a slacker. I only passed one class out of 3 last semester in college.

*ashamed*

In my Psych class (only class I passed) we did a study to find out how we learn best and I got kinesthetic/visual.

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Im taking psych now.. Its one my favorite classes this seamster! I wish during some of the discussions I can mention astrology as an answer. My professor would probably me out of class.
I have a strong feel he's a sag/gemini.

posted March 12, 2013 10:39 PM              

Ruler of the 9th house in the 6th house
The activities of the 9th house serve the agenda of the 6th house. Expanding horizons, traveling, publishing, and exploring foreign cultures and belief systems serve the need to be healthy, be employed, have a routine and interact with animals. Your job involves traveling. You work as a travel agent. You work as a professor. You’re a priest. Religion is part of your everyday routine. You have a fitness philosophy. You have a diet or nutrition philosophy. People from different cultures or religions are part of your everyday working environment. Higher education is the working environment. You bring your experiences traveling abroad to your everyday job. Your personal belief system has to fit in with your relationship with animals. Your personal belief system revolves around your job. Your personal belief system revolves around health, diet and fitness. You become a fitness, diet or health guru. Your interest in higher education influences your everyday work. Your interest in publishing influences what kind of working environment you choose. The desire to travel influences what type of working environment you choose. You find meaning through work, daily habits, health and relationships with animals. Theories about the modern working world. Foreign people become your employees and coworkers. Office culture.

Read more: http://astrofix.net/2010/05/16/ruler-of-the-9th-house-in-houses/#ixzz2NNpcQY7O

i suppose i do want to become a fitness guru lol but it's too hard and i'm at heart a lazy venusian. people used to watch me lift weights lol!

equal house it would be cancer and the ruler is conjunct my mc. that sounds better lulz.

Ruler of the 9th house in the 10th house
The activities of the 9th house serve the agenda of the 10th house. Expanding horizons, traveling, publishing, and exploring foreign cultures and belief systems serve our need to build a reputation, gain recognition for achievements and find a vocation. Publishing become your profession. You become a publisher because you like the status the profession gives. You become a corporate lawyer. You become a guru on corporate culture. You bring your personal belief system to your profession. Religion influences your professional decisions. An interest in metaphysics influences your choice of vocation. Interactions with people of other cultures play a part in the profession you choose. Traveling helps you become more widely known. Your personal belief system influences how widely known you become. You find meaning through your choice of vocation. You travel because it makes you seem important. You write about oil companies, rulers of nations and international crisis. Your religious views build your reputation. Journalism builds your reputation. Your education level builds your reputation. You apply your wisdom to gaining status and social standing. You receive awards and recognition for your academic achievements. You receive awards and recognition for your journalistic efforts. You expand your horizons through your choice of vocation.

Read more: http://astrofix.net/2010/05/16/ruler-of-the-9th-house-in-houses/#ixzz2NNp8fz5l

posted March 12, 2013 10:42 PM            

The ruler of your Midheaven, Uranus, is conjunct Neptune, so that certainly supports a career in tech (Uranus) and art (Neptune).

And you have Saturn in your 10th house, and it trines all those Gemini planets, so I know you'll be successful in whatever you do

posted March 13, 2013 09:12 AM            

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Originally posted by Lioness:
same here, but I went opposite.. I couldn't deal with school.. I self teach and research..
that's prob saturn in h3

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Likewise. Hated school with a passion. Ironically, I went to university and went overboard solely to appease my father. No other reason.

I hate reading. That's why I never finished my PhD.

posted March 13, 2013 10:13 AM            

Well, my 9th is empty but is ruled by Cancer.
My Moon's in the 3rd, sooo...

...I do have to really care about what I'm learning to learn it well, and I suck at rote facts and figures.
BUT I've been told by professor after professor that I write particularly evocative, engaging papers, and I'm eerily good at large-scale political prediction.

For example, I wish I still had the paper, but I watched one professor visibly pale while reading an in-person essay I wrote as a make-up for a test that I missed.
This was back in early 2003, and I laid out exactly what I thought would happen if the US invaded Iraq.
I was right point-for-point.

posted March 13, 2013 10:25 AM            

*looks at husband's chart*

Empty, but ruled by Saggie with Jupiter in the 2nd conj. Sun...

...Hm.
Well, education is extremely important to him.
Neither of his parents attended college, but he's working on his 2nd Master's and flirted with the idea of going for a PhD in his first area of study before he worked in academia for a bit and realized that it wasn't for him.

posted March 13, 2013 10:54 AM            

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Originally posted by peregrine:
i remember freshman orientation some guy gave a speech about being pro active in school and saying the worst student was one that just went to class and did the minimal requirements, never joined any organizations, etc... that was me lulz.

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Lol... you turned out fine. You will turn out fine.

I never believed in education as the most important thing in a person's life.. it's what one made use of his education... I hated the education system where i live where it emphasised on academic excellence. To me, a lot of scholars/graduates end up in govt jobs - stable and stable and well stable. That's what they are look for.. nothing ambitious. I have friends who barely had their degree and yet living better than those who were so called academically superior. Some of them are self-made millionaires. My dad did not have much education because he just wasn't interested in it... yet, he owned his own company from scratch. I admire ppl who roll with what life gives, and succeed. Success does not see which family background one is from, what education one comes from, it only sees the end result. Success is just success.

That said, I am proud of my education and what it taught me. But I know, I need more than that to reach what i want.

posted March 13, 2013 05:11 PM            

Sorry it hasn't turned out as well as some of you would like it to be.

My 9th house cusp falls into Gemini with a part of it being Cancer, where I also have my Jupiter (conjunct Midheaven). Ceres in Gemini as well, which totally fits me. I love talking to my classmates about the classes. I'm very scatterbrained and wish I could concentrate better. School's tough, I'm struggling to keep up with the material, but I don't want to quit. I've taken a two-year-course in advance to even get into this class and it's very expensive, I can't give up now.

posted March 13, 2013 05:15 PM            

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Originally posted by meissieri:
These replies are amazing! Really surprised at how there are two pages already. I've read them all and it's nice to see how all of your stories matched the sign and planets. Some of you are really living out your chart!

Sorry it hasn't turned out as well as some of you would like it to be.

My 9th house cusp falls into Gemini with a part of it being Cancer, where I also have my Jupiter (conjunct Midheaven). Ceres in Gemini as well, which totally fits me. I love talking to my classmates about the classes. I'm very scatterbrained and wish I could concentrate better. School's tough, I'm struggling to keep up with the material, but I don't want to quit. I've taken a two-year-course in advance to even get into this class and it's very expensive, I can't give up now.

Rulers, uhm... Mercury in the 12th. Moon in the 4th. My 3rd house is Sagittarius with my Uranus in Capricorn at the end. I study parttime and do distance learning at home. Jupiter opposes Saturn on the IC, which makes me feel stuck at home sometimes. I go through phases of taking it easy and working my butt off.

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posted March 13, 2013 06:43 PM            

I have a BSc Computer Science: Game Development and I'm working towards a second degree(BSc in Geomatics).

I'm planing on completing a MSc a year from now, either in Earth Science(Geology) or Software Engineering. I just have to maintain my CGPA.

Not a big fan of Bachelor of Arts or Master in Arts degrees. I think they've become ubiquitous over the years and almost everyone holds at least a BA. Competition is much harder with a BA, while a BSc is a different story.

You have to consider that education and the level obtained has to do more with culture, parents and level of wealth.

For example I live in Ottawa and the culture here is people get a general BA, work for the government and never achieve anything more.

Compared to Toronto where I'm actually from, the culture is more Business oriented so the level of education obtained is much higher.

posted March 13, 2013 06:56 PM            

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Originally posted by StarlightSmileSupreme:
VERY similar to mine. I find having signs on the opposite houses they rule (the case with Libra rising) to be particularly challenging. Libra ascendant can be tough. How can Gemini approach higher education when it's Sagittarius that is traditionally associated with this and Gemini must reach out in a challenging aspect (opposition?) To me, it suggests I will only recieve 50% of house benefit with Libra ascending.

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Haha, yes, the trouble with Libra rising. I don't think it's that bad, but it is difficult with the chart flipped upside down. It takes, uhm, balance to get both houses on each axis fulfilled. I think rulers become even more important - where you have Jupiter and Mercury.

In my case, I found out I have ADHD during my last education (still college). It always made me insecure and gave me trouble about the way I think and talk (Mercury in the 12th), because I didn't know why I kept overlooking and forgetting super obvious things. Only now do I really feel I can improve and keep learning because I know what my problem is.

What other aspects do your Mercury and Jupiter make? Both in the 12th conjunct, ouch, that must've been a struggle. Has your Ascendant been any kind of help for you?

posted March 13, 2013 07:05 PM            

square my 6H sun.

Jupiter, my dominant planet, makes a lot of other aspects as well, but I just want to remark on its hard aspect to the sun.

I wanted to drop out of college after one semester and still regret not doing so. It wasn't for me. I did graduate with honors, it's not that I was struggling, I just couldn't learn about the things I really, really wanted to learn about.

posted March 13, 2013 07:12 PM            

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Originally posted by meissieri:
Haha, yes, the trouble with Libra rising. I don't think it's that bad, but it is difficult with the chart flipped upside down. It takes, uhm, balance to get both houses on each axis fulfilled. I think rulers become even more important - where you have Jupiter and Mercury.

In my case, I found out I have ADHD during my last education (still college). It always made me insecure and gave me trouble about the way I think and talk (Mercury in the 12th), because I didn't know why I kept overlooking and forgetting super obvious things. Only now do I really feel I can improve and keep learning because I know what my problem is.

What other aspects do your Mercury and Jupiter make? Both in the 12th conjunct, ouch, that must've been a struggle. Has your Ascendant been any kind of help for you?

I think I was a lot more into teaching others, optimistic and adventurous as a child (Sagittarius). It kind of feels like you're doing everything in life the other way around.

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posted March 13, 2013 08:37 PM            

My 9th house is in Leo. I have Chiron conjunct my Moon there. Only my Moon is really conjunct my MC loosely. My Virgo Moon squares my Sagittarius rising. To me, this says how I can be emotionally closed-off and less sensitive than I appear because I am very emotionally invested in my work, writings, and professional life. I feel having my Moon posited here was my destiny to care so much about work and feel emotionally comfortable far from home, and I intend to travel much soon. My Moon trines Uranus.

posted March 13, 2013 09:06 PM              

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Originally posted by lilithpluto:
Lol... you turned out fine. You will turn out fine.

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posted March 13, 2013 09:09 PM              

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Originally posted by YoursTrulyAlways:
Here is my collection:
BA in Economics plus Pre-Medicine
MA in Economics, plus work for MPhil/PhD
MBA in Finance and Accounting
Masters of Intl. Affairs plus Fellowship Program at UN and IBRD

Where did that crap get me? A bigger paycheck, but not much more than that. I sometimes go blank when staring at my son's Calculus or Chemistry textbook lol

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damn i just wanna take some singing lesson, cooking, painting perhaps and racecar driving school lulz!