My birth chart - all are at 9th, 10th, 11th,12th houses?

Question

My birth date is 23/10/1982, istanbul.
all the planets are in the 9th, 10th, 11th,12th houses.and of course 1st. All planets and lines are collected in same four Signs:Libra,scorpio, Sagittarius and capricorn.What does this mean? i think this is why i am thinking so much and upset

Answer 1

http://www.lunarliving.org/astrology/hemispheres_quadrants1.shtml

Most of your planets are above the horizon in the "Southern Hemisphere" (houses 7, 8, 9, 10, 11 & 12) indicating that you social and tend to value other people's opinions rather than your own.

http://www.bobmarksastrologer.com/11.1TopOrBottom.htm

The top half of the horoscope (also called the southern half) represents the part of us that is easily visible. The bottom half (the northern section) shows the part of us that tends to be less visible.

People with top heavy charts tend to be more public, to be more visible out there in the world, Bill Bradley for instance. He was a basketball star and then a U.S. Senator putting his life under constant scrutiny.

http://www.lunarliving.org/astrology/hemispheres_quadrants2.shtml

According to your data, you have Quadrant 4 emphasis, houses 10 through 12. You focus on society, and being social, but have to watch for developing self-perpetuating activities.


Can't copy and paste from this website, but here's a link to chart shapes:
http://www.skyscript.co.uk/aspects2.html

According to Tracy Marks in her book entitled "The Art of Chart Interpretation", you have a "Bundle Shaped" chart. Basically, you focus all your energy on those planets in those signs and in those houses and tend to ignore the rest of your chart.

House 9 - long distance travel, higher education, ideals, religion, law, foreigners, science, philosophy, in-laws

House 10 - the father, career, ego, reputation, status, fame, promotion, community standing, authorities

House 11 - Friends, hopes, wishes, money obtained from a profession, step-children, adopted children, humanitarian interests, circumstances beyond your control, love received

House 12 - subconscious mind, limits, frustrations, hidden strength, places of confinement such as hospitals, jails and mental institutions, self-undoing, karma, past lives, seclusion, secrets

House 1 - Beginnings, appearance, outlook on life, physical body, personality, self-expression

March & McEvers: The Only Way to Learn Astrology - Volume 1 Basic Principles

Answer 2

Your 3rd and 9th house oppositions may be about gathering facts but drawing the wrong conclusions from them or your philosophy of life is used to fit the facts you gather and your lunar nodes may be reffering to this. You have to develop your instincts to think logically rather than by being swayed by your philosophy of life or religion maybe. Your Neptune is right on top of your north node and this can give you an illusional, or deceptive views on ways to develop in life and in fact you may be completely ungrounded. your intuition may be good but it can be hard for you to fit this into everyday life. All in all, it may be better for you not to think the grass is always greener somewhere else, and pay more attention to your imediate environment.

Answer 3

This is called "the Bundle" in astrological charts. It means that you are a specialist of some sort. Bundle types do best when they devote themselves to one subject and become an expert at it. It is actually the rarest of the chart placements.

Answer 4

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Answer 5

You think too much and become upset because you were born on the Libra/Scorpio cusp- you have traits of both signs- The 'Airy' intellect and desire to maintain a fine balance in your life and also the watery massive 'depth' of scorpio!

It is the 'bundle' chart, the previous answerer was correct. It is the mark of a geniuos- but be careful not to let your development lack in the houses you do not have planets in- here is a breakdown of the houses and what they rule...

The Ninth House
House of Philosophy

The Ninth House is commonly referred to as the House of Philosophy. In keeping with that theme, it's our search for meaning which is the focal point here. By virtue of exploring our world, we start to grasp everything that is available to us. It all boils down to understanding: understanding that which we see and feel and probing further in the hopes of realizing true meaning.
Through higher education, we have the hope of understanding concepts and theories which will enhance our world. Whether it's philosophy or psychology, the Ninth House reminds us that we are on a voyage of discovery. Along that road, we will come face-to-face with our ideals and further shape the ethics by which we live. Another approach to clearer meaning and understanding of that which we see, and more importantly, that which we do not see, is through religion. Understanding and accepting that which is greater than us and our world is key to the Ninth House.

Sadly, we might not always be humble in the face of what we have. A concrete understanding of the possibilities in life may well lead to ruthless ambition and greed and an over-expansion of the self. To face these demons most effectively in society, we institute laws. These laws provide for the orderly and positive growth of that society. In much the same way, philosophy and religion help add focus and purpose to a productive society. How members of a society relate, and knowing and respecting the laws by which they live, are core tenets of the Ninth House.

The way in which we expand our inner and outer lives is also addressed by the Ninth House. Travel and interaction with other peoples and cultures are a means to this end. Our dreams, those which illustrate our past as well as those which speak to future events, also help to mold our being and our relationships. Taking this a step further, psychics as the bearers of relevant information also come into play.

Additionally, the Ninth House addresses publishing and multinational ventures such as import/export businesses. This House also has a multigenerational view, taking into account grandchildren, as well as in-laws. At the end of the day, however, the Ninth House is best described as philosophically inclined in the search for meaning and truth.

The Ninth House is ruled by the Sign Sagittarius and the Planet Jupiter.

The Tenth House
House of Social Status

The Tenth House is commonly referred to as the House of Social Status. It is about the place we have attained in our social (or work/career) grouping and in society as a whole. Think status, the authority it conveys, and consequently, the role we take in our community. It also speaks to any promotions we receive, any fame we may have or will come to have and the types of business and social activities in which we partake. With respect to achievement, this House focuses on how we see ourselves and how the community as a whole sees us (and our efforts). Through this House, we work on manifesting ourselves.
Vocation is important in the Tenth House. What role will we choose and how will we best fill it? How much do we want to achieve? Career, professional goals, ambition and motivation all come into play here. In a more practical context, employers and their rules are covered here, as are any other organizations (specifically the government) which have the ability to rule over us. Along with our life's work comes the challenge of ruling over others, although there will generally be someone who lords over us.

The prestige and social status we accrue by virtue of our careers and vocations can be seen, intangibly, in the form of ego gratification. How we manage this is addressed by the Tenth House. It may be most difficult to tire of financial rewards in our consumerist society; surprisingly, ego massage may grow old more quickly.

The question of how we will manage these gifts, and the status that comes along with them, is important to this House. Will we use our power to truly help society, or will we be willful and reckless? Not all of us are cut out for grand scale social success or equipped to help society significantly. It's also worth noting that many of our successes are achieved with the aid of society, not in a vacuum.

The relationship of the individual to a group and to society is also highlighted in the Tenth House. To improve things and to make an impact, we must feel a real kinship to the cause; a fervent resolve to change things is necessary. In this way, we will achieve that social status which is truly worthwhile. Lastly, in keeping with its focus on rulers, the Tenth House addresses the father, who is generally the more authoritarian parent.

The Tenth House is ruled by the Sign Capricorn and the Planet Saturn.

The Eleventh House
House of Friendships

The Eleventh House is commonly referred to as the House of Friends. Through our friends, we find strength in numbers -- we see the power of the collective, the group. Groups addressed by this House include clubs, organizations, social groups, networking organizations and professional associations. The focus here is on the activities we undertake within these groups, how we make a difference and as a result, how we grow and actualize our true selves. Further, it's the group, by virtue of its collective strength, which helps to define what we as individuals will do.
As we grow, we have more opportunities and possibilities available to us, and the Eleventh House addresses these. Our interactions and efforts are in keeping with our priorities in life; these interactions have the ability to enhance our lives. A labor of love? Yes, in many ways. Through our friends and group activities we add substance and meaning to our lives and to society.

The Eleventh House also speaks to destiny -- in simple terms, our hopes and dreams, what we desire and what we want to achieve. Our creative vision is highlighted, the simple act of working toward our maximal selves. The power of collective creation, as well as the creative sparks generated by the group, are also important to this House. By banding together, we can create so much more.

In joining with our friends, we not only accomplish a great deal, but we can also enjoy the fruits of our labor. The Eleventh House also addresses the kind of friend we are: what do we do for others? How do we view our friends? How do they view us? It is our basic character which, to a great extent, defines the friends and groups we choose.

Oftentimes, we work with our friends toward a greater good and in the hope of improving society. This is our philanthropic side coming to the fore, the ability to selflessly and eagerly help others. It is also our humanity manifesting itself most effectively. At times, we may upset the proverbial apple cart, but the sum total of our efforts should be to look at the end result. If that's good, then the process of getting there, for better or for worse, is worthwhile. Lastly, the Eleventh House also governs stepchildren, foster children and adopted children.

The Eleventh House is ruled by the Sign Aquarius and the Planets Saturn and Uranus.

The Twelfth House
House of Subconscious

The Twelfth House is commonly referred to as the House of the Unconscious. The unconscious state can help engender our successes, as well as assist us in coping with our failures. Success vs. failure: do we consciously confront our lives or subconsciously sweep things under the proverbial rug? This House might more aptly be called the House of Reckoning, since it is in the Twelfth that we review what we have been (and done) and decide where we go from there. Along with these unconscious musings, we also deliberate on strengths and weaknesses which are hidden from public view.
Our subconscious works hard on our behalf, trying to make sense of our lives. This shadow play is slow and long, and often fraught with fear and pain. It is in this context that we are confronted with our sorrows, suffering and the secrets we keep from ourselves and from others. Ultimately, we are also confronted with our fate: karma. Here we meet up with the results of everything we have done. This further puts the focus on repressed agendas and restraint. What have we wrought with in our lives? This is a key question of the Twelfth House, and we will deal with it both consciously and unconsciously. Will the answers compel us to be transformed or reborn? This is another cornerstone of the Twelfth House -- the manner in which we move forward.

We can learn much from the unconscious. In its most noble manifestation, we will be prompted to be charitable. If we learn our lessons, both past and present, we are also better equipped to move forward. The Twelfth House compels us to seek closure in a spiritual way as an aid to positive growth.

The last House of the zodiac also recognizes that we can feel bound in life -- stuck and confined. For this reason, this House rules jails, hospitals, institutions, asylums and any space that inhibits freedom. More gloominess in the Twelfth comes in the form of danger, secret enemies and clandestine affairs. Beware!

While some may decry the Twelfth House as the garbage bin of the zodiac, it's really an unfair term. Ultimately, this House is the champion of positive transformations. It is here that we stand on the precipice and determine how we will proceed. By visiting the unconscious and meeting with the past, we begin to glean what the future will bring.

The Twelfth House is ruled by the Sign Pisces and the Planets Jupiter and Neptune.





1st House- House of the self.
2nd House- House of possesions
3rd House- House of communication
4th House- House of the family and home
5th House- House of pleasure, creativity and hobbies
6th House- House of health
7th House- House of marriage
8th House- House of sex