Sun in Aries 1st house

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Sun in Aries 1st House

Entitled to act. Everything revolves around this native. Powerful solar force, confident actors, warriors, athletes, performers, visible leaders. Full of heat, quick to react; they must act; they are entitled to take action, to push forward. Their whole look and temperament is to thrust forward and push through. They are natural leaders; radiant, intelligent, commanding; they have a powerful presence and are firmly seated in themselves. They have a creative and ethical vision of life; they tend to be transparent and honest, they take the higher path. You learn from them by watching them, following them, honouring them; they don’t have to to show people how it’s done, they might not even know how they do it; but in some way they become the source for power of others.

This Sun supports sports excellence, high command, being the first of selected, going first, pioneering. These natives are typically overbearing, impatient, domineering and self-centred. Afflictions can make them more of a cruel tyrant, intolerant, impatient, entitled and destructive. Sun & Moon conjunction here can make a person very cruel. This Sun brings a heavy affliction to the moon. If Moon is quite close to the Sun (still waning or dark) they will have almost no sentiment for others, very little ability to empathize or feel sympathy.

Benefic or malefic influences on this Sun will have a powerful influence over their physical health and solar radiance which they wear as identity. Benefics will make them a righteous authority with powerful moral courage and charisma that people naturally want to follow. They now who they are and where they are going; they have a sense of certainly in action that people trust; and they have the honest open character that people look up to. They are natural leaders, they go their own way and others do well to follow them; there can be issues if they try to work under others. They will never follow someone else; they do not ask permission to act; they act directly, they assert their will (and will bend others to their will as well).

This Sun brings too much heat to the head: fevers, headaches, thinning hair (leading to the natural crown). The heat that is already common in Aries ascendant natives is greatly intensified when Sun is here: biliousness, impatience, unintended harshness or cruelty, exceptional independence and sovereignty over their own life.

The Classics

Sun rules the 5th house for Aries ascendant.

Phala Deepika Sun in 1st house: “Leaves the person with very little hair on their head, makes him inactive, short-tempered, impetuous, tall haughty, has soiled eyes and a lean body. He is valiant, impatient and cruel hearted. If Sun is in Aries ascendant they will suffer from night-blindness.”
Jataka Bharnam Sun in 1st house: “The native has thin hair, shows laziness in doing things, tends to be angry, has a very extreme temperament, is sensual or amorous, has diseases eyes, bodily dryness, is brave, lacks spirit of forgiveness and is cruel. They will suffer from bilious disorders: fever, chicken pox, croup, TB, irregular bowel movements (diarrhoea or constipation). He does not adjust well to those around him because he does not wish to conspire against anyone, and because he is frank and clear in his speech. They are prone to sudden anger but it’s short lived. He leads a life of freedom and independence as he does not like to lose his sense of originality which is lost when he works under others. They generally have righteous and moral conduct. Sun in Aries 1st house native has volatility, variability, capriciousness or naughtiness in his nature.”
B.V. Raman Sun in the 1st house: “Strong moral nature, righteous minded, ambitious, love for power and tends to be well supported by good health and vitality. Cheerfulness and optimistic temperament help to ensure popularity. It adds respect to the personality and gives lofty motives. If with Saturn or Mars, it indicates scars and a hot constitution. The blood becomes impure and will be itches all over the body: fevers, inflammations and eye afflictions should also be anticipated.”

Chamatkar Chintamani Sun in the 1st house: “The native is tall, distressed with wife, children and brethren. He suffers from biliousness, lives in a foreign land with difficulty, and has many financial ups and downs. He may not have any children, he will be happy but cruel, and will have poor appetite and defective sight. He is bold, modest, an actor, studious, diligent, and well-placed in society. He makes progress and gets good luck. If in Pisces, the native develops connection with many women. If in Leo, he suffers night-blindness, but the native is strong. If Sun is in masculine signs he will have few children and be discontented. If in female signs he will have a large family and be contented and happy. If in Aries, Leo, Sagittarius (fire signs) he is bold, unhappy and courteous; he may get measles or small pox in childhood. If in Aries, Gemini, Cancer, Leo, Libra, Sagittarius, Capricorn, Aquarius, or Pisces he may be an actor. If in Cancer, Scorpio, Sagittarius or Pisces the native is a scholar and a virtuous man. If in Taurus, Virgo, Capricorn (earth signs) the native will work as an underdog. Sun in Cancer attracts him to his family. Sun in Scorpio makes him a good doctor. If in fire signs the native is ambitious, short-tempered, dominating and sober. If in earthy signs the native is vain, impertinent, moody. Airy signs makes the native just, large-hearted, and has artistic and literary taste. Water signs draw him to women forgetting personal good. The Sun during summer solstice brings disputes and makes him ego-centric and selfish. In winter solstice promotes divinity in the native. If exalted, well aspected or associated gives faith, confidence, natural ambition, positions of trust and influence and supports moral growth.”

BPHS 5th lord in the 1st house: “The native will be scholarly, blessed with progeny happiness, be miserly, crooked and a stealer of others wealth. If Sun is exalted here he will have a natural sense of giving and is called “Father of the World” since the Sun so freely gives light, energy and creative power.”
B.V. Raman 5th lord in the 1st house: “If favourably combined and associated the person commands a number of servants, becomes a judge, magistrate, or minister empowered to punish the evil minded. He will earn the grace of God. Few children; will have foes and will give happiness to others. If this 5th lord is afflicted there will be no children, will invoke shudra devotes (evil and destructive forces), will be evil mined and the leader of a gang of deceitful persons: a tale-bearer with a sting. If the lord is moderately good, mixed results will follow.”

Ashwini	Bharani	Krittika
Ludwig Renn (3), Kevin Stevens (Hockey (1)),	Willie Mays (3),
Sun conjunct Moon	Sun conjunct Moon	Sun conjunct Moon
….	King Carl Gustaf of Sweden (1), Karl Marx (4), Maxmillian Robespierre (4), Glenn Ford (2), Karla Homolka (3), Susan Atkins (4),	Cate Blanchett (1), Henri Desire Landru (),

Sun in Ashwini 1st House

Forever young, wild & free, and they will stay like that until the day they die (but this can be a little earlier than expected); accidental or reckless death is not uncommon. They like to win, to conquer, to assert there personal will on the universe

They radiate confidence of the champion: they’re quick; they’re likely first in any competition. They can have very high pitta causing them to suffer migraines, fevers, headaches and likely balding in old age.

Tall, powerful, expert equestrian, perhaps riding motorbike in modern times, though there’s nothing quite like the effect of making people look way up at you while you’re sitting on a horse. They are descendants of royalty, born to lead, born to be a role-model for the world to look up to. Of course all of this can also go to their head and they can be a bit egotistical, impatient, very goal orientated.

Ludwig Renn: (AA rating) Sun conjunct Mercury, Venus Mars; aspected by Jupiter, Saturn & Ketu. (See Sun)
He was a German aristocrat, soldier, communist, novelist, and anti-fascist activist. He moved through several radically different identities Saxon nobleman, Imperial German army officer, World War I veteran, Communist revolutionary, Spanish Civil War fighter And East German intellectual. Renn was homosexual and had long-term relationships with men.
His father was an officer and tutor connected to the Saxon royal court. Ludwig grew up among nobility and military traditions. He was already an officer in the army by the time WW I started. Unlike many aristocratic officers, he became deeply critical of war and the social order that produced it.
His novel Krieg (War) the described the fear, confusion and exhaustion of the ordinary soldiers’ experiences. After the war he became a communist activist and became involved in left-wing politics. During the Spanish Civil War he fought on the Republican side against Franco. He became a commander within the International Brigades and became internationally known among anti-fascists. Because of his communist activities, he was persecuted by the Nazis and lived in exile during WW II but he resettled in east germany after he war and settled down as a writer and public intellectual.
Sun Mahadasha:

Tea Field:
Claims descent from Viking Royalty.
Sun Mahadasha:

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Sun in Bharani 1st House

Celebrated ideas, their own ego’s can be a lot to bear. They are almost incapable of listening to others. They are the best in everything, they take very good care of their body

Isiah Thomas: Sun conjunct Mercury; aspected by Moon & Rahu. Mars in Cancer.
Basket ball. His father left the family early and he was raised predominantly by his mother in the Chicago housing projects. He often credits his ascendant father for giving him the motivation to take initiative and do things on his own.
Sun Mahadasha:

Willie Mays: Sun conjunct Mercury; no aspects. Mars in Cancer. (See Sun)
Sun Mahadasha:

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Karl Marx: Sun conjunct Moon & Rahu; aspected by Jupiter & Saturn. Mars in Gemini. (See Sun)
German philosopher, economist, and revolutionary socialist. Co-authored The Communist Manifesto; founder of Marxist theory. His father was a successful lawyer; educated, Enlightenment-oriented thinker. Originally Jewish but converted to Lutheran Christianity for professional reasons under Prussian restrictions. Provided financial support into Marx’s adulthood (until death), but he didn’t agree with his son’s radical politics.
Sun Mahadasha:

Maximillian Robespierre: (AA rating) Sun conjunct Moon; aspected by Saturn. Mars in Cancer. (See Sun 3rd house.)
French revolutionary leader, central figure during the Reign of Terror; head of the Committee of Public Safety; executed in 1794. His father was a lawyer by profession. His mother mother died when Maximillian was young; father soon left the children and disappeared from their lives. Robespierre was raised by relatives and in educational institutions.
Sun Mahadasha 1781 – 1787:

King Carl Gustaf of Sweden: Sun conjunct Moon; no aspects. Mars in Cancer. (See Sun 10th house.)
Symbolic head of state, inherited obligation from fathers side: paternal lineage carries weight. The last sovereign who still embodies kingship as a lived symbol; after him, the crown is functionally administrative, not numinous.
Sun Mahadasha 1973 – 1979: He was made king by inheritance in the beginning of Sun Mahadasha.

Glenn Ford: Sun conjunct Moon; no aspects. Mars in Cancer. (See Sun)
He was a Canadian-born American actor who became one of Hollywood’s biggest box-office draws during the 1940s, 1950s, and 1960s. He was best known for portraying resilient, everyday men caught in extraordinary circumstances.
His father was a Canadian railway executive; stable middle-class household. He relocated the family from Canada to California.
Sun Mahadasha:

Nella Jones: Sun conjunct Moon & Mars; no aspects. (See Sun)
Psychic detective. She was a Romany Gypsy by background and stated that she had psychic experiences from about age seven. In her autobiography she wrote that she knew from childhood that she was “different” and claimed abilities involving clairvoyance, healing, and communication with spirits. I Couldn’t find anything about her parents, husband or children. She was 42 years old when she came out as a psychic detective; prior to this her biography called her a homemaker so we can assume she was married with children.
Sun Mahadasha:

Karla Homolka: Sun conjunct Moon, Mercury & Saturn; aspected by Jupiter & Ketu. Mars in Taurus. (See Sun 6th house. )
She and he husband went on a rampage raping, torturing and killing (even her own younger sister). She made herself out to be a victim herself and made a deal for reduced sentencing. She pleaded guilty to two counts of manslaughter as part of a plea agreement and served a 12-year prison sentence. But later some video tapes emerged showing she had considerable active and sadistic involvement. There was public outcry over the deal made with her. Highlights preferential treatment for women in the justice system.
Her father was a Czech immigrant; insurance salesman living in a middle-class Canadian family environment. Her parents are described as relatively conventional.
Sun Mahadasha 1989 – 1995: Dec. 24, 1989: Karla Homolka gets engaged to Paul Bernardo. July 1990: Homolka and Bernardo spike her younger sister Tammy Homolka’s spaghetti dinner with Valium. Bernardo rapes Tammy while she is unconscious. Dec. 23–24, 1990: After a family Christmas party, Homolka and Bernardo spike Tammy’s rum-and-eggnog cocktail with sedatives stolen from Homolka’s workplace. Tammy dies from choking on her own vomit; the death is initially ruled an accident. June 15, 1991: 14-year-old Leslie Mahaffy is abducted from outside her home in Burlington, Ontario. June 29, 1991: Leslie Mahaffy’s body parts are found encased in concrete blocks in Lake Gibson. June 29, 1991: Karla Homolka and Paul Bernardo marry. Summer/Fall 1991: The couple abducts, tortures, and murders Mahaffy, documenting the assault on videotape. June 15–17, 1991: Homolka actively participates in the sexual assault and torture of Mahaffy at the home she shares with Bernardo. June 29, 1991: Homolka marries Paul Bernardo in Niagara-on-the-Lake, the same day Mahaffy’s dismembered remains are discovered. April 16, 1992: Homolka assists Bernardo in the daylight abduction of 15-year-old Kristen French in St. Catharines. April 16–19, 1992: Homolka holds French captive, drugs her, and participates in her televised torture. Bernardo strangles French to death on April 19. April 30, 1992: French’s body is discovered in a Burlington ditch. Jan. 1993: Homolka leaves Bernardo after a severe domestic assault and checks into a hospital. Feb. 11, 1993: Homolka instructs her legal team to seek immunity from the Crown in exchange for information on Bernardo. Feb. 17, 1993: Police arrest Paul Bernardo after DNA matches him to the “Scarborough Rapist” case. May 14, 1993: Homolka signs a formal plea agreement—later famously dubbed the “Deal with the Devil”—pleading guilty to manslaughter in exchange for a 12-year sentence. May 18, 1993: Homolka is formally charged with two counts of manslaughter and released on bail. July 6, 1993: Homolka is convicted of manslaughter and begins serving her 12-year sentence. March 1994: Homolka and Paul Bernardo officially divorce. Late 1994: Bernardo’s defense team uncovers the hidden videotapes of the crimes, proving Homolka was a highly enthusiastic participant, though her plea deal remains legally binding. May 18, 1995: Paul Bernardo’s first-degree murder trial officially begins. June 19, 1995: Homolka begins 17 days of crucial testimony as the Crown’s star witness against Bernardo. Sept. 1, 1995: Bernardo is found guilty on all counts and sentenced to life in prison, leaving Homolka to serve the remainder of her 12-year manslaughter sentence.

Susan Atkins: Sun conjunct Moon & Rahu; aspected by Jupiter & Saturn. Mars in Leo.
She was a member of a Manson Family cult. Her father was an alcoholic with periods of instability; he was abusive and negligent after the death of his wife when Susan was a teenager.
Sun Mahadasha:

Sun in Krittika 1st House

Exceptional emotional entitlement when conjunct Moon. Critical cutting, emotionally expressive, full fire, bright ego, very entitled person. But can also give very unique one of a kind illness,

Jaroslav Halák: Sun conjunct Mercury & Rahu; no aspects. Mars in Taurus.
His father was a professional or semi-professional hockey goaltender in Slovakia who acted as mentor and technical influence.
Sun Mahadasha:

Joe Louis: Sun conjunct Mercury; aspected by Ketu; Mars in Cancer. (See Sun)
Fought in 71 matches, with 25 title defenses.
His father was a poor African-American sharecropper working in rural Alabama under harsh Jim Crow conditions. Most accounts describe him as physically large, quiet, emotionally distant, and mentally unstable later in life. His father suffered from severe mental illness and was institutionalized when Joe was young. After this, his mother struggled heavily to support the family. Eventually the family moved from Alabama to Detroit during the Great Migration seeking work and survival opportunities.
Sun Mahadasha 1934 – 1940: 1935 was the year Joe Louis exploded into national prominence. On 25 January 1935, he defeated Johnny Paychek in Detroit. On 26 February 1935, he defeated Natie Brown. On 8 March 1935, he knocked out Hans Birkie. The major breakthrough came on 19 June 1935, when Louis defeated former heavyweight champion Primo Carnera at Yankee Stadium in New York. Louis knocked Carnera down three times before winning by knockout in the sixth round. This victory made him a national sensation.
On 18 July 1935, Louis defeated King Levinsky in Chicago by first-round knockout. On 24 September 1935, Louis fought former heavyweight champion Max Baer at Yankee Stadium. Louis dominated Baer and knocked him out in the fourth round. On 15 January 1936, Louis defeated Charley Retzlaff in Chicago. On 17 March 1936, he defeated former heavyweight champion Jack Sharkey.
On 19 June 1936, Louis suffered the first defeat of his professional career against Max Schmeling at Yankee Stadium. Schmeling stopped Louis in the 12th round after exploiting defensive weaknesses. The loss shocked the boxing world because Louis had been heavily favored. The defeat became internationally symbolic as Nazi Germany increasingly promoted Schmeling as proof of Aryan superiority, though Schmeling himself was personally more complicated than the propaganda around him. Following the loss, Louis and his management rebuilt carefully. On 17 August 1936, Louis defeated Jack Sharkey again in an exhibition context while continuing his comeback path.
On 12 January 1937, Louis defeated Bob Pastor at Madison Square Garden. Pastor survived the distance but lost by decision. On 17 February 1937, Louis knocked out Natie Brown. On 7 May 1937, Louis defeated former champion Jim Braddock’s top contenders while negotiations continued for the heavyweight title. The defining moment came on 22 June 1937, when Louis fought James J. Braddock at Comiskey Park in Chicago for the world heavyweight championship. Braddock knocked Louis down early in the fight, but Louis recovered and stopped Braddock in the eighth round. Joe Louis became heavyweight champion of the world. He became the first Black heavyweight champion since Jack Johnson to achieve broad mainstream acceptance in white America.
On 9 February 1938, Louis knocked out Nathan Mann. On 1 April 1938, he defeated Harry Thomas. Then came the defining event. On 22 June 1938, Joe Louis fought Max Schmeling in a rematch at Yankee Stadium in New York. The fight lasted only 2 minutes and 4 seconds of the first round. Louis destroyed Schmeling almost immediately knocking him down repeatedly, battering him against the ropes, and forcing a rapid stoppage. The victory became one of the most politically symbolic sporting moments in American history. With tensions rising before World War II: Louis was celebrated across America as a national hero.
On 25 January 1939, Louis knocked out John Henry Lewis. On 1 February 1939, he defeated Jack Roper. On 17 April 1939, Louis knocked out former champion Jack Sharkey. On 20 September 1939, Louis defeated Bob Pastor again at Briggs Stadium in Detroit. On 9 February 1940, Louis fought Arturo Godoy at Madison Square Garden. Godoy’s crouching defensive style frustrated Louis, but Louis retained the title by decision. On 20 June 1940, Louis defeated Godoy again in a rematch, this time more decisively. On 16 December 1940, Louis knocked out Al McCoy.

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Cate Blanchett: Sun conjunct Moon & Saturn; no aspects. Mars in Scorpio. (See Sun)
Always likes wearing boyish clothes. Expresses herself like a boy, or like a girl acting like a man. Very emotionally entitled. Her father was an American naval officer turned advertising executive who died suddenly of a heart attack when Cate was 10 years old.
Sun Mahadasha 1994 – 2000: In March 1994, she graduated from the National Institute of Dramatic Art (NIDA) in Sydney. Almost immediately afterward, she was cast in David Mamet’s play Oleanna for the Sydney Theatre Company, opposite Geoffrey Rush. The production opened in late 1994 and received major critical praise. Around the same period, she also appeared in the ABC television series Heartland, which became one of her first substantial screen appearances.
On 29 December 1997, Blanchett married playwright and screenwriter Andrew Upton after a relatively short courtship. Through 1995–1996 she built her reputation primarily through Australian theatre and television. In 1995 she appeared in the television miniseries Bordertown. In 1996 she performed in stage productions including Hamlet and The Tempest with the Belvoir Street Theatre company.
1997 became the decisive breakthrough year. On 8 August 1997, the Australian feature film Thank God He Met Lizzie was released, giving Blanchett one of her first major leading film roles. Her performance attracted strong critical attention inside Australia. Shortly afterward, she was cast by director Gillian Armstrong as Queen Elizabeth I in the historical film Elizabeth. Filming took place during 1997 and into early 1998. This role fundamentally changed her international status.On 13 September 1998, Elizabeth premiered at the Toronto International Film Festival. The film then received broader international release in October 1998. Blanchett’s portrayal of Elizabeth Tudor brought immediate worldwide acclaim. She won the Golden Globe Award for Best Actress in a Drama in January 1999 and received her first Academy Award nomination on 15 February 1999.
Throughout 1999 she rapidly entered Hollywood productions. On 12 March 1999, An Ideal Husband was released, where she played Lady Gertrude Chiltern. On 25 December 1999, The Talented Mr. Ripley premiered in the United States, with Blanchett playing Meredith Logue. The same year she also appeared in Pushing Tin alongside John Cusack and Billy Bob Thornton. By the end of 1999 she was already working continuously between Britain, Australia, and the United States.
On 22 December 2000, The Gift, directed by Sam Raimi, was released, with Blanchett in the lead role as a Southern psychic widow. During 2000 she was also cast as Galadriel in Peter Jackson’s adaptation of The Lord of the Rings: The Fellowship of the Ring, although principal photography for the trilogy had already begun in New Zealand in late 1999. This casting would eventually anchor her image permanently to ethereal, regal, and mythic roles throughout the 2000s.