Astrology and Career | Important Role in Career Planing | Opting Right Career Stream

June 20, 2011 18:00 astrowriter3

Astrology plays an important role in career planing and opting the right career stream. As per Cicero t is !ortune, not wisdom that rules man"s li!e# Also it is said that $ate %noc%s the door. it is upto us to &id her to enter or %eep her out#. All planets i.e 'un, (oon, (ars, (ercury, Jupiter, )enus, 'aturn including *ahu and +etu ha,e speci!ic traits. when they come in the aspect o! other planet they produce di!!erent traits. hence, it is ,ery important to understand the planets in the horoscope and -udge the most power!ul planet or com&o o! planets. Career 'treams can &e decided on the &asis o! the most power!ul planets or group o! planets and understanding the traits o! the planets. it is only one"s natural aptitudes or learning !or speci!ic occupations that can &e %nown !rom the horoscope. .o astrological !actors can &e !i/ed !or each )ocation. 0e!ore -udging the career o! an indi,idual it is necessary to ascertain the mental, intellectual and physical a&ilities o! the nati,e &y e/amining the strength and wea%ness o! the 'un, the (oon, and the 1agna respecti,ely. n order o -udge the mental a&ilities o! the person (ercury position and aspect should also &e properly -udged to measure the mental ma%e2up. 3hen (oon or (ercury recei,es a series o! e,il aspects particularly o! *ahu and 'aturn, the nati,es lac%s the strength o! mind to !ace the critical situations and can &e !ound un!it !or responsi&ility -o&s. 4o -udge an indi,iduals career the house that is considered on priority is the 10th house and the planet placed in it. 0ut it is not necessary that the planet in the 10th and the lord o! the planet only are the deciding !actors. sometimes the most power!ul planet in the

chart also plays an important role in deciding the career. $or the purpose o! understanding and study we can classi!y ,arious occupations into 5 &road categories.

Intellectual Avocations
4his A,ocation includes 'cientist, philosophers, doctors, astronomers, astrologers, 6sychologists, 6sycho2analysts, Judges, 1awyers etc.

Economic Avocations
4his a,ocation includes &an% wor%ers, insurance wor%ers, actuaries, industrialists, mill owners etc.

Aesthetic Avocations
4he pro!essions under this a,ocations are (usicians, actors, singers, dancers, dramatists, cinema artists etc.

Routine Works
4his includes routine wor%ers such as cler%s, general sta!! in the o!!ices, shop assistants etc.

Mechanical Pro essions

4his a,ocation em&races carpenters, mechanics, mill wor%ers, artisans, agriculturists etc.

!rades
4he 4rades category includes &oo%sellers, pu&lishers, grocers, printers, -ournalists, merchants etc. 4he classi!ication is not ,ery much digitali7ed as it is di!!icult to draw a line o! distinction &etween di!!erent categories. $or e/ample, An author whose main wor% is intellectual may spend part o! his time in printing and composing or nsurance &usiness. 8ere it is a com&o o! intellectual and economic a,ocations. Also we can see a teacher shi!ting !rom teaching to &usiness. 4his can &e e/plained &y the !act that there is a certain %ind o! stimulus to 9ualities at certain ages depending on the dashas and &hu%tis.