Your Vedic calling
The Dasamsa (D10) is the divisional chart of work and public action. Crossed with your 10th house, it tells your way of working, your supports and your learning grounds.
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- Your Dasamsa (D10), the divisional chart of your work
- Crossed with your 10th house and its lord
- Your way of working, your supports, your learning grounds
- The dasha season opening for your work
- Illustrated PDF to keep
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John, the Jyotish does not begin your vocational reading with a list of possible jobs. It begins with the karma bhava, the tenth house of action, and with the Dasamsa, the divisional chart of vocation. What the tradition reads there is not a career test. It is the shape of your public life, the manner in which you are meant to leave a trace, and the season of work you are currently living.
- ≈ 8 pages
- ≈ 15 min read
- 4 chapters
- Your two Vedic charts (north and south)
- Illustrated PDF to keep
In brief
- Your D1 tenth house (karma bhava) in Taurus with the Sun and Mercury, and its lord Venus in the eleventh, fixes your career in public visibility, communication, and gain through networks and charm.
- The D10 lagna in Pisces (Meena) redirects the vocation toward service and compassion: the vargottama Moon in the D10 first house makes your emotional presence the real working instrument.
- Saturn in its own sign in the D10 twelfth and Jupiter, lord of the D10 lagna, in the ninth point to mastery through retreat, foreign or invisible work, teaching, and guidance.
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