Hello,
I just learned that Septamsa is more important for women before age 45 than Nevamsa due to being more dependant on a husband in the first part of life. For men is the opposite-
therefore as per the class example- if woman nevamsa not too good but septamsa is- there’s still good chances of good marriage and later on they may present issues in their married life when nevamsa catches up
So, what happens in the second part of life in the opposite case- septamsa bad and nevamsa good ? Does it make a difference in the quality or marriage opportunities?
Ernst should answer this, but what I´ve learned from this is that Navamsa describes our ashram -in most cases is a marriage - while the Saptamsa represents the concrete partner. When you weigh the different vargas together, the D9 represents yourself - anchoring your rasi chart to your life - so much more than the D7, so that when you sum the vargas up (for to see the fulfillment and happiness in life), the D1, D9, D12 (fathers/ancestors) and some other vargas get such a weight that it becomes relatively unimportant who you are actually married to; whether your spouse is healthy or sick, handsome or ugly etc. Basically: if you have a good relationship with yourself and your parents, plus a couple of other factors (sibling, economy, health etc) you can be happy in almost any relation.
So even if the relation between the Navamsa and the Saptamsa would change as you say, the D9 will still carry a lot more weight than the D7 itself. It gets many more point on a ranking.
Now, that´s my understanding from Ernst´s teaching, and a little from my own experience, I´m turning 52... But let´s hear what the man himself has to say...
(Looking at my own Navamsa that is not my best varga, I´ve had a couple of tough marriages. But in my Saptamsa Venus is strong, so I understand why I chose these women. They are high quality in some way, even if none of them, nor myself, have been wonderful at being in a relationship.)
Mattias
@meyes regarding men he explains that as you get older D7 becomes more important than in the younger years-maybe because as men grow they have a need for sharing w a partner? but I don’t get that very clear-
that’s why I would like to know from Ernst if those factors (D9 being better than D7 allow for better marriage relationship for women or maybe just w self?
thank you
