Hitler’s Venus

About Hitler… April 20, 1889 at 18:30 in Branauan Inn, Austria. (Calculated using sidereal stars [nakshatras] and tropical signs [rashis])

Hitler has Venus in Taurus. According to my own textbook, Venus in Taurus should bring the following effects:

Self-made Wealth: Venus in her own sign increases our ability to know what we need to do to obtain the things we want.

Good Character: Venus is the senses. Venus in her own sign means that our sensuality is positive and healthy – not a cause for degradation of character. We enjoy living, without the degradation of living merely to enjoy.

Reliable: Venus in her own signs inclines our sensual desires to be healthy and not a distraction or violation of our duties and responsibilities. Thus it enables us to be a more responsible and reliable friend, partner and family member.

Famous & Fearless: Venus in Libra increases our ability to be influential and attractive – fame. In Taurus, Venus increases our sense of being strong, grounded, and fearless.

Obviously Hitler was very famous, influential and fearless. Also it is clear that he was “reliable” in that he lived for a clear purpose, not for quick temporary desires. He lived for an ideal (a horrible ideal, but an ideal nonetheless). Which is a trait of Venus in her own signs. We interpret “Good character” in the same manner. His senses were in his control and he stuck till the end by his principles (as monstrous as they were). Obviously also Hitler exemplifies self-made wealth, both for himself and for the country he led (Germany’s hatred of the jews had a lot to do with the fact that they somehow had most of the wealth. So Hitler represented self-made wealth, for himself and for his people.)

Why does Hitler’s Venus have such a ghastly twist on these themes?

It is outside the scope of Planets in Signs, but it is difficult not to note that his Venus is

• exactly conjunct Mars (planet of anger, warfare and violence)
  
• in Bharani (the star of Yama, god of death)
• in the dark 8th house
• with a profound, nearly perfect aspect from the ill-doomed Saturn

- Vic DiCara

http://www.vicdicara.com

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A Few Thoughts on Adolf Hitler’s Horoscope

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Question: What made hitler so charismatic, influntial, and rise and fall so dramatically.

Hitler: 4/20/1889 18:30 in Branauan Inn, Austria

Sidereal, whole sign – his chart has Saturn in the 10th house in the lunar mansion of Aslesha (the mansion of hypnotism and charisma). Saturn in the 10th house gives a lot of power over society. Hitlers Saturn has 177% normal strength (according to a calculation of strengths called “shad-bala”) and is the planet giving and receiving the most aspects in his chart. Mars also perfectly aspects / powerfully influences the 10th house Saturn – causing his influence over society to be martial / military.

Venus in his chart has 189% normal strength, but is in Aries, at the SAME Degree as Mars, and retrograde. Therefore it grants so much charisma (also, Venus rules his 8th house – charisma) but no sense of valuing peace, love and cooperation. It is a highly martialized Venus.

Hilter has Ketu and Rahu (south and north nodes) EXACTLY on the navamsha (the important 9th division chart) ascendant. Nodes in close connection with the ascendant amplify fame, Saturn in his 10th is giving them something amplify. It is Ketu conjoining the Nav. Ascendant, and Ketu gives and takes away very very suddenly.

- Vic DiCara

www.vicdicara.com

The Mars Effect: Hitler vs. Mother Teresa

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I just fulfilled a long cherished dream. I took one of the most poorly applied techniques of modern “vedic” astrology – mangala dosha – and created a properly thorough and exactly accurate report on “The Mars Effect” which I can offer for a very inexpensive price ($9!). This report examines the effect of selfishness and personal ambition on ones ability to sustain close loving relationships. To order a report for yourself, please see my site.

I have two interesting case studies to share, which also serve as samples of what the report is. I looked for two extremes, one who would be very selfish and self-centered in how they deal with their relationships to the world; and another who was very selfless and humanitarian. I thought of Adolf Hitler vs. Mother Teresa!

You can read these two reports here!