Sun in Aries 9th House

Ashwini – Bharani – Krittika

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They are born with a sense of purpose, to find the truth, to teach, to preach. They are strongly identified with their belief or ideology, their religion. Their whole life revolves around theories, the church, the university. They are typically of a high moral and ethical people, but they can be quite insistent that their belief is the best one. Their whole identity and is tied up with theory in a why they won’t let them concede anything without suffering a complete collapse of their identity (which is likely if this Sun and ascendant are heavily afflicted by malefic planets.

They typically have the best gurus or teachers, the best university, the tallest temple. Scholarships and bursaries and everything is open to them in their path to higher wisdom. The best of everything. They often found their own religion or ideology, or bring greater glory to their father of gurus legacy.

Powerful father figures, often well connected in fields of governance, law, military, religion or I the university where they study such topics. There can be both great respect for ones father (or guru) and well as ego clashes and power struggles. These natives cannot blindly follow; they need really powerful guru.
Simply put, they get lucky where they take initiative; when they just go for it. Their beliefs compel action: they can’t just sit wth their beliefs, they have to act, they are looked to as ideological or spiritual leaders; thought leaders and key players in political and academic thought.

From a young age they know what they are to do in this world and they immediately set out to do it. They are give one task which they do for their entire life and then pass the torch on to the next generation. They carry on their fathers legacy

This works well in saints, spiritual masters who pass along great ideas; these people can be some of the brightest minds; but this Sun can also turn ideologically ugly: their certainty brings them directly into a brick wall. the legitimate continuation of a tradition, or becomes the symbolic representative of a nation/religion/philosophy. The shadow side is equally important: certainty of righteousness. The person doesn’t merely want power; he can believe his authority is legitimate because he embodies the correct order.

The Classics Rules the 1st house for Leo ascendant. Karako Bhavo Nashto.

Karako Bhavo Nashto: When the karaka (or signifying agent) of a house is placed the house of his significations it destroys the results of that house. Sun is the Karaka for the 1st, 9th & 10th houses. Too much father. One’s father is a powerful, possibly a military general, some kind of significant authority figure not just in one’s own life, but in society as well. With just a little negative influence on this Sun, the father can be cruel, belittling, and somewhat self righteous. Of course one may very well grow up to be a similar type of father figure. In a woman’s chart, it may be the husband, the father of her children who obtains a position of authority, or perhaps merely carries out his fatherhood duties in a self-centred way.

Phala Deepika Sun in 9th house: “One will lose their father, but will have children and relatives and revere the gods and brahmins.”
Jataka Bharnam Sun in 9th house: “Keeps the person engaged in doing the rites of his religion and endowed with noble and excellent intellect. Happiness from son and friends, but enmity towards mother’s family. A strong Sun gives a religious attitude, patriotism, ascetic with reverence for elders and teachers. Their sons make good progress, their partner is virtuous, and their father’s heath is sound, and he himself is long-lived. Reputed for good and virtuous deeds, and gets distinctions from the king, and collects great wealth.”
B.V. Raman Sun in the 9th house: “The native may change his faith if the Sun is afflicted or poorly placed. He will show hostile feelings towards his father and lack respect for elders and preceptors. If Sun is not afflicted he will be a dutiful son with regard for spiritual pursuits. If conjunct Moon: eye troubles. With Venus: sickness and ailments. Health will be ordinary and the native gets little patrimony. He will be ambitious and enterprising.”

Chamatkar Chintamani Sun in the 9th house: “The native is a wicked man. His good deeds are not the outcome of noble thoughts; they are performed out of vanity, to beguile others. None-the-less, all this works in the natives favour. He gains popularity. He is considered virtuous and religious and is so praised. Mentally he is at war and worries because his deeds are not backed by sincerity. He is not fair or just, even to his own brothers, so he suffers even at their hand. He lives a life of constant worry and anxiety. Essentially they are vain, showy and opportunistic. They change like a weather-clock. He is unlucky, uneducated, irrational, characterless and a debauchee. The native gets wealth, friends and sons; respects saints and learned people. Denied love and affection of father and partner; strained relations with maternal uncle. The native is headstrong and won’t take advice from father or preceptor. He is pitta guru dweshi; he readily changes his faith.
“The native loves truth, has beautiful long hair, well-wisher of his clansmen, sickness in childhood, well settled by middle age; handsome, blessed with longevity and wealth. Sticks to family faith and rituals. He is sharp and thoughtful and takes the virtuous path in life. Happiness through family and friends.The native worships the Sun and other gods. He is religious by not lucky. Strained relations with his own father. Happiness from wife and children.
“If exalted or in own sign and influenced by benefics; there is longevity for the father. Rich, lives to meditate and devoutly austere. Trust in, and respect for preceptors and learned people. The father of the native dies if in depression, or influenced by malefics.
“The greeks found this native famous, God fearing and helped by maternal uncle. Western scholars say he will be steady, dignified, honoured, fair and just. God-fearing, well behaved, broad minded, deep religious feelings, success through legal or foreign affairs, and the possibility of long voyages. The ninth house stands for father, progeny, partners siblings, virtue, deeds and desires, wealth and happiness through it, reputation, faith, charity, favours, medicine, and foreign travel. Sun in the 9th makes early life difficult, middle life easy and later life unhappy. The Sun in Aries, Leo, or Sagittarius makes the native a soldier of engineer. In Taurus, Virgo or Capricorn a business man or agriculturist.In Gemini, Libra, or Aquarius a writer, publisher or teacher. In Cancer, Scorpio or Pisces a dramatist or chemist.”

BPHS 1st lord in the 9th house: “The native will be fortunate, dear to the people, a devotee of lord Vishnu, a skilful eloquent speaker, endowed with wife, sons and wealth. The native will be steeped in sattvic and devotional feeling and will be a favourite of the people because of his moral values which seems proper and respectable to all.”
B.V. Raman 1st lord in the 9th house: “Generally the favourite, protector of others, religious, a worshiper of Vishnu, good orator, happiness on account of wife and children. Rich. If well disposed, will inherit good ancestral or paternal property. The father will be famous, philanthropic and god-fearing.” Vahana Yoga: 1st lord in the 4th, 9th, or 11th house: “The person comes to own vehicles or other material comforts.”

Ashwini	Bharani	Krittika
Pope Benedict XVI (1), Thomas Jefferson (1), Immanuel Kant (Critique of Pure & Practical Reason (4)), Max Planck (Physics (4)), King Phillippe of Belgium (1),  Harold Washington (Lawyer, politics, mayor (1)),	Swami Lakshman Joo (4), Ludwig Wittgenstein (1), Rabindranath Tagore (4), Karl Marx (3), Soeren Kierkegaard (3),  Larry Elder (1), Tony Blair (3), Glenn Ford (2), Candice Patricia Bergen (4), Princess Charlotte of Cambridge (2),	Swami Yukteshwara Giri (1), Jiddu Krishnamurti (1), Henri Dunant (business, author, inspired Red Cross (1)),
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J.P. Morgan Sr. (2), Max Planck (4), Wim Hof (Ice Man (2)), Shirley MacLaine (4),	Oliver Cromwell (4), Gustav Heyer (2), Leon Festinger (Psychologist (4)), Alfred Elton van Vogt (1), David Carpenter (Trailside killer (3)), Michelle Pfeiffer (1), Candice Patricia Bergen (4),

Sun in Ashwini 9th House

Strongly identified with their philosophical ideological beliefs, with a strong sense of certainly. Elite global travel destinations. Good for psychologists and other such helpers or healers. Perhaps they will find a way to use light or sound for healing.

Thomas Jefferson: Sun conjunct Venus & Rahu; aspected by Jupiter. Mars in Cancer.
Founding Father, drafting of the Declaration of Independence; third President of the United States from 1801 to 1809. vision of a republic based on liberty, equality, and democratic principles influenced the development of American government. His advocacy for individual rights, education, and a limited federal government. A lover of horses and a strong influence on thoroughbred breeding in the USA.
Sun Mahadasha:

Pope Benedict XVI: (AA rating) Sun aspected by Ketu. Mars in Gemini. (See Sun)
Stepped-down to make way for the more liberal Pope Francis. Authority exercised through withdrawal, abdication, rupture. After WWII he and his brother entered the Archdiocesan Seminary of Freising to study for the priesthood. He then continued his theological studies at the Ludwig Maximilian University of Munich; one of Germanys most prestigious Universities at the time. He earned his Doctorate in Theology in 1953 with a dissertation titled: “The People and the House of God in Augustine’s Doctrine of the Church.” He was fluent in several languages and taught in several German Universities. Went to live in the monastery after his resignation.
Sun Mahadasha 2032:

King Phillippe of Belgium:

Bhimrao Ambedkar: Sun conjunct Mercury; no aspects. Mars in Taurus. (See Sun 11th from Moon.)
Jurist, economist, social reformer. Worked to write the first constitution of Independent India. He also had a love for riding horses.
His father was a Subedar Major in the British Indian Army and later worked as a teacher and administrator. He belonged to the Mahar community of Maharashtra, which at the time was treated as “untouchable” within the caste hierarchy. He was unusually educated for his caste and had a stable position in the army. He pushed Bhimrao too study Sanskrit and literature.
Sun Mahadasha 1959 – 1979:

Immanuel Kant: (AA rating 05:00. Rectified.) Sun conjunct Moon & Mercury; no aspects. Mars in Gemini.
An unique character of western philosophy. More religious than the Church; one of the greatest philosophers of western thought. He was confident in himself & confident in his words. He radiated light of one who is without doubt. His father was a harness and leather craftsman, deeply religious, Pietist, a strict moralist, but honest, gentle and disciplines. Kant both respected and admired his father.
Kant’s philosophy reflects Ashwini in its insistence on immediacy, first principles, and the sovereignty of inner law. Ashwini acts before interpretation; Kant grounds morality in the categorical imperative, an internal command that does not come from society, desire, or circumstance. This is exactly how Ashwini understands action: a pure, unmediated impulse of dharma that arises from within. Ashwini operates from the source, not from consequence, and Kant’s ethics intentionally rejects consequence as a basis for moral evaluation. His entire moral system is an Ashwinic demand for purity of intent, stripped of emotion, reward, fear, or social influence. The swift decisiveness of Ashwini becomes Kant’s insistence that moral law must be universal, immediate, and binding—no hesitation, no calculation, no negotiation. His famous distinction between acting from duty rather than merely in accordance with duty mirrors the Ashwini insistence that true action must arise from the core impulse of the self, not from external conformity.
Kant’s epistemology also reflects Ashwini’s nature as the first nakshatra, the “starting spark” of cognition. Ashwini looks directly at a thing without being distracted by its appearances or social layers; in the Critique of Pure Reason, Kant divides reality into noumena (what is) and phenomena (what appears). This distinction is the intellectual form of Ashwini’s instinct to cut straight to the underlying truth, separating it from the world of impressions, desires, and projections. Ashwini is surgical, fast, and uninterested in ambiguity, and Kant’s philosophy follows this rhythm: he imposes sharp boundaries everywhere—reason vs. understanding, freedom vs. nature, moral law vs. inclination. His system is built out of strict internal lines, categorical separations, and decisive conceptual cuts, all of which resemble the Mars-ruled clarity of Ashwini’s temperament.
Kant’s view of freedom is another Ashwini hallmark. Ashwini is the nakshatra of the healer and the rescuer, but it is also the nakshatra of pure autonomy—the horse that refuses to be broken. Kant’s foundational claim that freedom is not permission but self-legislation reflects Ashwini’s independence perfectly. The true self, for both Kant and Ashwini, is the one that obeys a law it gives itself. This is why Kant rejects both religious command and social custom as legitimate moral foundations. Ashwini does not follow outer rules; it follows its inner fire. Kant intellectualizes this into the structure of rational autonomy, but the energetic logic is the same: freedom means being governed by your own inner dharma, not by external pressures or emotional impulses.
Even Kant’s tone matches Ashwini. His philosophy is abrupt, uncompromising, and morally severe. There is no softness in his writing, no compromise with emotion, no gradual path to moral growth; there is only the stark command: Do what is right because it is right. This resembles the Ashwini style of acting because the action itself is necessary, not because it is pleasant or advantageous. Kant’s distrust of emotion, inclination, and sentiment aligns with Ashwini’s Vata-Pitta impulse to move cleanly and quickly, unencumbered by the heaviness of desire or fear. His insistence that dignity arises from rational agency—not from birth, status, or achievement—echoes Ashwini’s archetype of the divine twins who heal, restore, and act simply because the inner law demands it, not because the world approves.
Taken together, Kant’s system reads like the intellectual expression of Ashwini’s dharmic instinct: fast in its conceptual structure, sharp in its boundaries, internally generated in its authority, and morally absolute in its demands. Where other philosophers wander, nuance, or defer, Kant cuts a straight line. This is the same movement Ashwini makes in the body: a clean impulse, pure direction, a motion that arises from within and takes no instruction from circumstance. Kant is not an airy mystic or a lyrical thinker; he is a warrior of reason, a legislator of internal law, and a builder of moral architecture that stands independent of the world’s shifting appearances. In that sense, his philosophy reflects Ashwini’s deepest qualities more faithfully than almost any other Western thinker.
Sun Mahadasha 1751 – 1757:

Harold Washington: Sun conjunct Venus; no aspects. Mars in Scorpio. (See Sun)
Lawyer, politics, Mayor: he was a leader of the underclasses, the central figure of massive scandals and race baiting. He died suddenly from a massive heart attack around rumours of cocaine use or intentional poisoning, but this was ruled out by a coroners report. He was a powerful leader for young black youth movement. As an early black mayor in Chicago.
Sun Mahadasha:

Max Planck: Sun conjunct Venus; aspected by Saturn & Ketu. Mars in Scorpio.
The father of Quantum Mechanics. He came from a long line of theologians and scholars. His father was a distinguished German jurist and professor of law who specialized in constitutional and ecclesiastical law. He held academic posts at several universities including Munich. Planck himself described his upbringing as orderly and principled.
Physics.
Sun Mahadasha:

Jiddu Krishnamurti: Sun aspected by Saturn & Ketu. Mars in Gemini.
His father was an official of the British colonial administration working in the revenue department. He later joined the Theosophical Society. He was a pious Brahmin who was somewhat submissive to authority. He actively offered his son to the Theosophists after Annie Besant took interest. He loved his son but also surrendered authority to Besant and Leadbeater, creating a father-replacement dynamic. His mother died when he was ten. His parents had a total of eleven children, of whom six survived childhood.
Sun Mahadasha:

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J.P. Morgan Sr.: Sun conjunct Mercury & Rahu; aspected by Saturn. Mars in Cancer. (See Sun 4th hosue.)
Head of a banking empire. He suffered chronic illness and insecurity as a young man.
His father essentially built the international banking foundation that his son later expanded into the vast Morgan financial empire. He was born into a prosperous New England merchant family and began in dry goods and mercantile trade before moving into finance. He then became a partner of the powerful London banker George Peabody and eventually took over the firm, creating J. S. Morgan & Co. in London, which became one of the dominant banking houses in transatlantic finance. He was cautious, conservative, reserved, very disciplined and had a strong protestant morality. He kept a close watch on his son’s progress and pushed him hard. He died in 1890.
Sun Mahadasha 1942 – 1848:

Max Planck: Sun conjunct Venus; aspected by Saturn & Ketu. Mars in Scorpio.
The father of Quantum Mechanics. He came from a long line of theologians and scholars. His father was a distinguished German jurist and professor of law who specialized in constitutional and ecclesiastical law. He held academic posts at several universities including Munich. Planck himself described his upbringing as orderly and principled.
Physics.
Sun Mahadasha:

Wim Hof: Sun has no aspects; no conjunctions. Mars in Gemini. (See Sun 3rd house.)
The Ice Man. He grew up in a large Catholic working-class Dutch family with many siblings; raised in Sittard in an enormous family. He and his identical twin André shared a tiny room and the same bed until age sixteen.. His father was a Labour; working man. It was poor household, his father had health problems that prevented him from working regularly. His mother was the stricter catholic force in the household—she pushed the children to be mentally sharp. She required the children to attend church every Sunday; Hof served as an altar boy. She had famously prayed during his difficult birth that, if he survived, he would become a missionary. His older brothers excelled at school but he did not. He was
Sun Mahadasha 1969 – 1975: He was born April 21, 1959. In the last part of Venus mahadasha he suffered a serious case of cold exposure after falling asleep in the snow; he almost died. He soon followed his elder brother into yoga and spirituality; he was not a good student in school, but he had a powerful drive for spiritual practice and perspective. From roughly age 12 for five years, Wim and his brothers got up around 3:30 a.m. to deliver newspapers. Hof remembers his father getting up and serving the boys a large cup of coffee before they left around 4 a.m. He says this five-year routine was fundamental in developing his discipline.

Shirley MacLaine: Sun conjunct Mars; aspected by Saturn. (See Sun)
Known for taboo-breaking: reincarnation, UFOs, esoteric subjects. Wealthy through film but spent much on mystical/spiritual pursuits. Her father was a professor of psychology, educational administrator, and later a school principal. He came from a Southern Protestant American. She had one younger brother.
Sun Mahadasha:

Sun in Bharani 9th House

A strong faith and certainty about one’s religious beliefs and general path in life. One knows what one must do. Perhaps one knows the truth.

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:

Maxmillian 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 Maximilien 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:

Ludwig Wittgenstein: (A rating) Sun conjunct Mercury, Venus & Mars; aspected by Jupiter & Ketu.
His father was one of the richest industrialists in Europe at the time (steel magnate in Austria-Hungary). Extremely dominant, perfectionistic, and authoritarian personality. Ran both his business and household with intense discipline and high expectations. Family environment was culturally elite (music, arts, intellectual salons), but emotionally pressured. Several of Ludwig’s brothers died by suicide, often attributed partly to the psychological climate of the household. Karl intended Ludwig to enter industry; Ludwig rejected this path and pursued philosophy.
Logic, philosophy of mathematics, the mind, language. The last philosopher to treat truth as a moral absolute; after him, philosophy fragments into language games, analytics, pragmatics. Immense inherited wealth; an unbearable sense of responsibility; a need to withdraw that is constantly blocked by recognition.
Sun Mahadasha 1947 – 1953: Just as he should have been hitting a career peak, he was pulling away for institutional teaching preferring to take odd job and work as a primary school teacher in a small town. He was signed with prostate cancer in this period and dies in 1951.

Swami Lakshman Joo: Sun conjunct Mercury; no aspects. Mars in Sagittarius. (See Sun 2nd from Moon.)
The last fully initiated Trika Shaivite. His father was a respected Kashmiri Brahmin scholar and government official (revenue department). His family belonged to the educated Pandit class with strong religious and scholarly traditions. His father supported his son’s mystical inclination from a young age.
Sun Mahadasha 1946 – 1952:

Rabindranath Tagore: Sun conjunct Venus & Mercury; aspected by Rahu. Mars in Gemini. (See Sun in 2nd from Moon.)
The final universalist Bengali renaissance figure, after him, culture fragments into nationalism, politics, specialization. identity, purity, belonging, and inherited ideals are exposed as burdens. His novel, “Ghora” is exactly about this condition: the burden of inherited identity, the impossibility of purity, the collapse of lineage into self-awareness, the pain of realizing that the tradition ends with you.
Sun Mahadasha 1893 – 1899:

Soeren Kierkegaard: (No birth time available.) Sun conjunct Venus & Mercury; aspected by Mars. Mars in Capricorn.
Sun Mahadasha 1880 – 1886:

Gaston Plante: Sun conjunct Venus & Jupiter; aspected by Ketu. Mars in Aquarius. (See Sun)
Physics, rechargeable battery, energy storage, rechargeable energy, cycles of life and death.
Sun Mahadasha:

Auturo Alessandri Rodriguez: Sun aspected by Moon, Saturn & Ketu. Mars in Gemini. (See Sun)
Lawyer, civil law.
Sun Mahadasha:

Sigmund Freud: Sun conjunct Venus & Rahu; hemmed by Jupiter & Mercury. Mars in Virgo. (See Sun 12th from Moon.)
Psychoanalyst.
Sun Mahadasha didn’t start until 1960.

Herbert Freiherr von Klockler: Sun conjunct Mercury; aspected by Saturn & Ketu. (See Sun)
Astrologer, physician.
Sun Mahadasha:

Uma Thurman: Sun conjunct Mercury & Saturn; aspected by Jupiter & Ketu. Mars in Taurus. (See Sun)
Her father was a renowned Buddhist scholar and professor; the first Western Buddhist monk ordained by the Dalai Lama.
Sun Mahadasha:

Jane West: Sun aspected by Saturn. Mars in Cancer. (See Sun)
Novelist. She was born Jane Iliffe, was an English novelist, poet, playwright and writer of educational/conduct literature. She was largely self-educated, politically and socially conservative, and became quite successful despite presenting herself primarily as a wife and mother rather than a professional literary woman. Married farmer Thomas West around 1780–83 and had three sons. Published The Advantages of Education in 1793 and her major success, A Gossip’s Story, in 1796. That novel is particularly interesting because scholars regard it as a likely influence on Jane Austen’s later Sense and Sensibility. She published A Tale of the Times in 1799, Letters to a Young Man in 1801, and The Loyalists in 1812. Her husband died in 1823. She died March 25, 1852, at Little Bowden, aged 93 (just short of 94). No specific cause of death appears
She came from a middle-class rural English farm. Her father wa a landowner and English Gentleman providing a stable upbringing and education. The family was not aristocratic or politically prominant in any way.
Sun Mahadasha:

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Leon Festinger: Sun conjunct Mars; aspected by Saturn. (See Sun)
Psychologist.
Sun Mahadasha:

Alfred Elton van Vogt: Sun conjunct Saturn; no aspects. Mars in Gemini. (See Sun)
Science fiction author
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Oliver Cromwell:
Sun Mahadasha:

Gustav Heyer: Sun aspected by Ketu; Mars in Scorpio.
Sun Mahadasha 1906 – 1912: He was born April 29, 1890

David Carpenter: Sun conjunct Rahu; no aspects. Mars in Pisces. (See Sun 6th house.)
“Trailside Killer.” His reign of terror along US highways seemed to be all about stabbing, cutting, killing them in ritualistic murders that were most likely his way of midwifing people to the next life.
Sun Mahadasha 1945 – 1951:

Michelle Pfeiffer: Sun conjunct Ketu; aspected by Jupiter. Mars in Aquarius.
Studied as a course stenographer and went to private Theatre School. Shakespeare schooled the theatre school. Production companies: they are the big bosses pulling the strings behind the scenes.
It puts me in mind of the two opposing masks they often use to detect theatre. They have a very creative and productive imagination.
Expenses can be exorbitant. Everything has to be the best, the most original, the most exclusive. They basically have to be on a mountain top with a very powerful elite security keeping the gate. They might live in a castle or a fortress.
She gave huge sums to a Vegan Metaphysical cult. They helped her quit drinking, smoking and doing drugs, but over time, they took control of her entire life. “I was brainwashed,” she said, “I gave them an enormous amount of money. She also has Ketu conjunct this Sun so she probably doesn’t even have any idea how much she gave these people. Of course this position also means they have to have a lot of money in order to pour a lot of money down the drain. However, aspects to the 6th house, and in Pfeiffer’s case, Rahu & Jupiter in the 6th can bring debts. In Pfeiffer’s case most likely very large debts and several contract litigations. We will also notice a Guru Chantal Yoga in the 6th house granting her many advisors and much advice, but mostly it’s bad advice, the compass with shows the right way is broken and she she’s through the cloud too late. And she likely has a habit of blaming the other without taking personal responsibility.
This 12th house Sun will drain a lot of energy from being in the spotlight. How can they ever sleep with such a Sun. Their standard for security (See Sun)
Sun Mahadasha:

Candice Patricia Bergen:
Sun Mahadasha:

Sun in Krittika 9th House

Yi Sun-Sin: Sun conjunct Mercury; aspected by Jupiter & Rahu. Mars in Gemini. (See Sun)
Great Naval Commander.
Sun Mahadasha:

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Why none?