An old man, worried about the anger level of one of his two children, came asking one day: “I brought up my two children equally with love and care. I provided them with equal opportunities.
But the girl child, who was known for refined conduct in her early life, is getting angry way too often. Recently, I saw a film on anger which, having taken into account views of the who’s who in the field of behavioural science from all across the globe, dealt with all apparent reasons for anger. None of the reasons cited — like imprints of adverse domestic atmosphere during early childhood, heredity, or adverse external conditions — could answer the cause of her anger and that too in her middle age.”
“The answer lies in your daughter’s basic fabric of making, coming as it may with her past birth memory-imprints,” I explained. Well, the scope of modern studies in behavioural science remains confined to observable factors. The experts have so far not cared to look beyond physical domain. What they have failed to make note of is the fact that every individual is born unique, each manifesting varying mind-trends. How and whyIJ Indian philosophy answers this question with precision, which the modern experts consciously ignored so far. It has beautifully describes in apt details the construct and flow chart of mind. It acknowledges mind having an extra-cerebral existence, which maintains continuum with the past birth imprints, and which holds the key to individual specific mind-trends. And since every individual would have had varying experiences in the previous birth, their carryover from the past would also differ. Going by this concept, what an individual carries from previous birth in seed-form, which when finds suitable trigger, would find reflection in one’s conduct at different stages of life. The paradox, however, is that modern experts would believe only physically verifiable facts, and so they resist acknowledging the theory of reincarnation. But for which it will be difficult to explain why the basic fabric of every individual mind differs from others. Experience suggests that a synthesis of ancient Indian wisdom and modern studies would be able to figure out the root cause underlying one’s level of anger. In this respect astrology can serve as an effective diagnostic tool to figure out one’s mind-trend quite early for necessary rectification.
let us look at the astrological pointers in case of the said woman. Born in Gemini lagna with headless Ketu, it brings in the tendency to go by her own dream-perceptions, not prepared to look beyond her own preconceived notions. The Sun opposed to its planet of limitation Saturn, speaks of her conditioned mind with a negative orientation, which makes her habitually doubt the intent of elder’s counsel. Added to that is Uranus locking horns with the Sun. That makes her unconventional, the one stuck to one’s fanciful ideas who would be tempted to defy conventional wisdom. And that becomes the reason for being often at odds with the near and dear ones.
Mind indicator Moon is conjunct fiery Mars, both placed adverse to the Sun. This, when read together with Uranus placed adverse to Saturn accounts for the seeds of anger in the inner realm of mind and illogical reasoning at times. Also, it makes her impulsive, argumentative, aggressive, irritable, restless, the one who may unreasonably overreact to a situation. Mars, placed adverse to Jupiter, accounts for her inflated ego that makes her stuck to her self-defined dos and don’ts and not look beyond her prismatic view. If something happens beyond her self-defined parameters, it becomes difficult for her to digest. Moon placed adverse to Moon accounts for her volatile emotionality. This, when read together with mischievous Neptune placed adverse to Saturn and Uranus, makes her oversensitive, inhibited, self-deluding and moody.
No wonder, once progressed Sun formed a sextile angle with natal Mars close to her 35th year, whereby the two joined hands to incite her inlaid seeds of anger, so far lying dormant. Whatever would have been the apparent reasons for her outbursts were just triggers and not the justifiable cause. Those not having such tendencies in seed-form would have responded to similar provocations more sensibly. The irony with the woman is that she has enough of positives that arm her with immense creative potential, often in evidence in spurts. If she could detoxify her mind of the inlaid negatives that has so far kept her potential-self in check, tomorrow shall be hers. Had her inlaid traits been identified early, her life would have definitely taken much better course.
The writer is an astrologer, vastu consultant and spiritual counsellor. Write to him at G-5, Basement, Jungpura Extension, New Delhi 14 Tel: 9818037273/ 24310031
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