As per ancient Indian astrology, the 9th is the house of Dharma or righteousness. It signifies father because 5th from 9th. 1st house is father’s son which is self. It is the seat of Guru who shows the way to attain God. So all scriptural and other learning’s which lead to god is enclosed in the 9th house of a horoscope. It is the seat of highest knowledge. Justice and Judiciary come under 9th house in Vedic astrology. Foreign or long distance   journey is also known from the 9th house. Though different attribute may be given to different planets in the 9th house yet the general dictum is all planets in 9th Bhava of a horoscope are deemed benefic irrespective of their normal classification as benefic and malefic. So the 9th Bhava house is like Ganges which washes away all the sins of a person. It is the House of Luck. 9th is the key house for renunciation.

Planets in the 9th house of a Indian horoscope:

Sun: Pious, generous but enmity with father

Moon: - Good and well behaved sons. Knower of at least three languages. Wealthy

Mars: cruel nature. Harmful to father and paternal property

Mercury: Learned scholar, wealthy, religious and famous

Jupiter:  Good children. Practitioner of yoga. Self control and virtuous.

Venus:-very rich and very lucky

Saturn: enmity with relatives, poor and unlucky.

Raahu:- Gain of Land and wealth. Ever growing wealth but loss of children

Kaytu: early demise or estrangement from father. Poor and unholy.

As per Vedic astrology the lord of 9th combining with 10th gives Dharma Karmaadhipati Raj yoga. The person will earn much by righteous means and give much to charitable trusts. This is one of the most desirable yogas in a horoscope.

All negotiations, agreements and treaties come under 9th house as well, which can be predicted easily by a Vedic astrologer.

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