9th house in Taurus
Avesalom Podvodny. Houses in the Signs of the Zodiac
Egyptian pyramids. For this person, the ideal of the “self” is dense, distant, difficult to change, and extremely reluctantly, at least at the initial levels of processing the 9th house. The person appreciates traits such as groundedness, weightiness, practicality, seriousness, calm self-confidence, and disapproves of frivolity, lightheartedness, empty fantasies, and inappropriate emotions in themselves and others. The relationship with the ideal is complicated; the person feels its pressure strongly, so in the case of defeat of Taurus, a sense of inadequacy may arise, sometimes even attempts to break it, since altering it or finding a compromise is nearly impossible. Processing occurs through gradual transformation of the ideal in accordance with the demands of the higher “self” using the material of surrounding reality. Without processing, the person either learns to live ignoring the ideal or reduces it to something primitive and inapplicable to most of life’s challenges. Expanding consciousness and restructuring the worldview is difficult, lengthy, and often painful, requiring serious and clearly visible, often entirely material, reasons: without special proof, the person will not change (for themselves) their view on anything. However, once the restructuring begins, it proceeds thoroughly, and by its end, the person is already entirely different: there will be no return to the past. Toward spiritual teachers and students, the person is serious, initially (and for a long time afterward) very distrustful, as interaction with them feels important and responsible. With processing, they become a diligent (possibly overly practical and limited) student and a responsible teacher who does not spare their strength or knowledge but is equally demanding, sometimes to the point of tedium. Philosophical ideas are appealing when they have a solid foundation and a connection to practice; the same requirements apply to religion in their worldview. General karmic instructions are given entirely materially, possibly (though not necessarily) through external events and circumstances that must be overcome over the course of life or a significant period of it.
Houses in the Signs. Alexander Kostovich
Her philosophy is based on everything beautiful and practical that she creates in life. She chooses practical concepts of our society and religion as guides for action and enjoys altering her perspective on these relationships. She insists on fair financial management and justice in family relationships. In her views, she is conservative and dislikes innovations. Expanding consciousness and restructuring the worldview is difficult, lengthy, and often painful, requiring significant material reasons. But if the restructuring occurs, there will be no return to the old ways. Toward teachers and students, she is serious, initially very distrustful. Ideas appeal to her if they are practical. Karmic guidance is given to her through material, external events. Possible business connections with foreigners, travels with high-ranking individuals. May work abroad for a certain period. Strives to obtain higher education to achieve a stable position in life and increase earnings. Shows noticeable stubbornness in defending her ideas.
Pavel Globa. Houses in the Signs
TAURUS — an unshakable system of values, thoroughness in everything, and immense resistance, the ability to make revolutionary changes. The dream of a fairy-tale land, a rich and comfortable life, and prosperity. Material well-being through business connections with foreigners. Financial operations related to export and import. However, the person is not a traveler. The egregore of the religion of Egypt.
