The configuration of the ninth house represents the prototype rule of travel experience, and we can even see which type of culture is attracted to it and the nature of that type of culture. For example, the fall of Saturn into the ninth house may mean travel delays or difficulties, or travel for real needs, such as for work or study. The ninth house of Henry Kissinger, the diplomat of President Nixon, fell into Capricorn, and Saturn, who dominated Capricorn, fell into Libra, where he was in charge of diplomacy. If Pluto or Scorpio is in the ninth house, you may experience some radical changes in your experience in other countries, or you may go to a country with a strong Pluto or Scorpio trait. The first admiral to the North Pole, Richard Byrd, was the innovative Uranus that fell into the ninth house.
If we return to the family-related field, we can see the relationship between a person and an in-law from the configuration of the ninth house. The third house from the rising point refers to our relationship with our relatives. The third house (meaning the ninth house) from the point of decline refers to our relationship with the in-laws. Whether the relationship is harmonious or conflicting, you can see the clue here. The in-laws may reflect the planets in the ninth house, or we will project the traits of the planet onto the in-laws. Some people who come to the Nine Palaces in Jupiter see a world of sand and sand, and some people use the same point of view to understand mother-in-law or mother-in-law.
The ninth house describes the journey of the mind, also known as the "house of higher education." From the configuration of the ninth house, we can see which academic field a person would be inclined to invest in, or the experience of studying at the university level. For example, a person who falls into the ninth house of Neptune may attend an art or music degree, but it may also mean confusion, always hesitating in class selection, or disappointment and disillusionment at the university level. Uranus here may be against the traditional higher education system, or study some unusual or emerging subject areas, or become the first person to get an Oxford degree at the age of seven.
The first house represents "who am I" and the seventh house opposite represents "who we are." The second house represents "what I have" and the eighth house opposite represents "what we have." By analogy, the third house represents "I think" and the ninth house represents "we think." The ninth house refers to the ideological structure that is systematically summarized on the basis of the collective. This includes not only the religious, philosophical and educational systems mentioned earlier, but also the legal system and institutions.
The seventh house refers to the local court, and the ninth house is the high court, which represents the highest law governing individual behavior in the broadest social context. In the third house, we will know ourselves through the relationship with the surrounding environment, but at the stage of the ninth house, we will explore the relationship between ourselves and the collective beings. The ninth house is also related to the publishing industry, in which ideas are spread on a large scale.
Traditionally, the planets that landed in the tenth house are related to career and work. But according to a study by French psychologist, statistician Michelle Gauquelin and Michel and Francoise Gauquelin (editor's note: two married in 1954, divorced in the 1980s), Certain types of planetary combinations in the Nine Palaces represent more or less a person who can make a difference in the industries associated with these planets.
In the third house, we will see things happening immediately or directly, but in the ninth house, we can not only see things in the distance, but also things that are “imminent”. A person with a strong energy in the ninth house usually has some degree of unusual intuition and foresight, and also has the ability to feel the direction of a person or something. The ninth house will "integrate" the pulse of the status quo, and can quickly grasp the trend of the big environment. The science fiction writer Jules Verne has the talent to participate and discover the future, and his Uranus will fall into the ninth house. To some extent, the ninth house represents the prophet and vision, and also represents public relations, which is the driving force for new horizons for others.
to be continued...