Best career suitable to your birth date

None of the factors alone can be the only criterion for deciding the best profession. While various factors come into play in making this monumental decision, one aspect that often remains overlooked is the role of our birth chart. Astrology can unveil profound insights into our personality traits, strengths, and weaknesses. Delving into specific facets of our horoscope, such as the 10th House and the Dasamsa Chart, astrology can guide our quest to decide on the best profession suitable to our date of birth and propel us toward long-term success.

Many say select a profession by your Zodiac sign, or see the strength of a single planet in kundli or decide best profession based on a particular house. None play the final role in isolation, but many combinations are seen to find the right career suitable to your birth date. This article is in two parts:

• Commonly known suggestions for selecting the best career from your birth chart. If you are tired of reading these stereotype explanations, read one practical narration below.
• One practical example showing how complex is to understand what combinations are seen for best career advice.

Combinations seen for best career selection

Many combinations are seen for the best career, not only one House or planet. As celestial navigators, we must blend the guidance of the cosmic map with our inner compass, personal interest, aptitude, and the prevailing market tides to underpin this journey toward the profession. In a nutshell, the steps in astrology and combinations seen for the best career can be tabulated below:

The first step is to evaluate Jupiter's strength to assess the person's wisdom and intellect. 

The power of Mercury (power of expression). 

The 2nd House, the 5th House, the D-7 and D-9 charts.

The 10th House and its Lord and planets sitting in it and planets aspecting it.

Rules of Jamini Sutram and Chandra Kala Nadi. 

So, it is not one House, one planet, or one combination that determines the best career as per your birth chart, but many combinations are seen for career decisions in astrology. 

Houses seen for best career selection

In astrology career predictions, the 10th House plays the main role as it is the House of work and profession. Also, the 2nd House (family and money resources) and the 6th House (job and mode of work) are observed to predict career as per astrology.

Apart from these, the 11th House and 7th House were also observed for business people and self-employed persons.

The 10th House is the House of the Career and is known as Karma Bhava, Karma-sthaan and Pitru-sthaan. This House indicates the source of livelihood through the right career, honour, financial status and all other aspects of life.

The 10th House of the Horoscope emerges as a powerful indicator in deciphering the appropriate career trajectory for an individual. However, the 10th House is not the only thing; many combinations are seen for the best career selection. Amidst the intricate tapestry of astrological houses, the 10th House, along with the 2nd and 6th houses emerge as a beacon in the realm of career astrology. This 10th House, often called the House of career, ascends as a significant arena embodying leadership, achievement, and status. By scrutinising the arrangement of planets within this House and the interplay of these celestial bodies with other elements based on your birth date, astrology can suggest the best career/profession for a person.

However, while the 10th House offers a celestial roadmap, it has to be read in tandem with the Dasamsa Chart. Personal preferences, skills, and passions weave their threads into the cosmic tapestry, read through Shashtiamsa (D-60 Chart), constructing a more holistic portrayal of our vocational journey.

The Dasamsa Chart, often called the D10 chart, emerges as a pivotal tool within the astrological arsenal, casting a more nuanced light upon the labyrinth of career potential. As the D10 chart meticulously traces the 10th House, the citadel of one's profession and career, astrologers glean insights by examining the ascendant and its Lord. The moon's passage through the 10th House further enriches this narrative, spotlighting potential avenues for pursuit. 

Planets seen for career selection 

The planets seen for career selection are Jupiter, Mercury, and Saturn. The Sun also plays a vital role as the planet Sun determines success and fame.

Planet Saturn gives the results according to the amount of hard work, and Jupiter grants the power to learn and grasp the amount of wealth to a person through profession. Mercury indicates your power to express yourself. So, mainly, these planets are seen to find the best career.

You can read at many places:  which planet is seen for career selection and which planet in the 10th house indicates what career. But again, it is not only one planet that decides your career; a variety of combinations are seen. Each planet signifies many careers, with multiple branches and sub-branches. Therefore, choosing a career is not done using only one planet but using a combination of different planets to find the best profession/career path. I take the example of Sun for career decisions.  

Sun in the 10th House gives immense fame and a powerful profile, authority, position, and status in the career, including the highest positions like IAS and IPS. (In the same way, each planet is seen for different careers). 

Best profession according to zodiac

Many strive to go for a profession by Zodiac sign. Your Zodiac sign is defined when you are born, based on your past life(s). But how can you be sure you will have the same facilities, financials, and surroundings in your present life and choose the best profession according to your zodiac sign?

A particular sign in which you are born can give you a personality, aspiration and many other traits of that particular sign to find best profession according to your Zodiac sign. But what about the place you are born, your social and surrounding canvas: do these factors support a career for you as your sign. A particular sign indicates a good profession for you, but the Zodiac sign alone cannot be the guiding force to find the best career/profession for you.

One can read much more technical aspects of this select career based on your birth chart.

Case example: Career in Govt job

Discussing all careers in one article is impossible, but let me pick one example of a career in government jobs.   

A person born 31.07.1996, 9.00 pm, Mathura, UP, India.

Tried many times but had no success.

In D-1, Sun is in the 4th House, aspecting the 10th House, good.

Mercury and Jupiter are well placed in D-1, so further good.

In D-10, Sun exalted, very good.

In D-10, Mercury and Jupiter are okay, but not as good as these were in D-1.

Then why is there no success while most of the above combinations seen for a career are good?  It is because Moon, the Lord of the 10th House, is Shadashka not good. Saturn, the Yog karaka planet, is working as an obstructer, hampering instead of supporting the required efforts for a job. A good astrologer should tell him to remove obstructions posed by Saturn, take some mock tests, and grab the job. This is the reading till D-10, whereas I am talking about reading D-60.  

Another important aspect – Check the location where you want to settle

Not all countries/regions have the same potential for a profession. A person should settle in their own country or settle abroad.

• A Venus-related profession may be more successful in advanced countries than otherwise.  But does it mean that the persons born in a particular country do not have Venus in their 10th house or these countries do not have people with Taurus and Libra as their sign?
• A tea seller in a village struggles to make ends meet, but another person makes Tea selling a global brand. 

So be confident in yourself; check what is good for you:  job or business as per your birth chart, then spend a few minutes with any astrologer to choose the best career/profession using your birth chart. For any particular query, connect with my office +91 9278665588/ 9278555588

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