Mars in the 9th House

Dharma Bhav — dharma, fortune, higher learning

Favourable Results

The native (the person whose chart it is) is sharp-witted, radiant with vigour, of good character, devoted to learning, brave, and justice-loving. He is self-respecting and does not like to bow before anyone. He is wealthy, venerable, capable, fond of travelling, famous, and valorous. He does work connected with fields such as the army, the police, medicine, engineering and machinery, gold, iron, and the like. Through the influence of his fortune (bhagya) the native earns a great deal of wealth, yet he does not gain as much benefit from his own labour. His fortune rises through foreign travel (videsha), and sometimes he even marries in a foreign land. Often the number of his own brothers is the same as the number of his paternal grandfather's brothers. Keeping excellent relations with his sister-in-law (bhabhi, his elder brother's wife) is the foundation of the native's fortune.

Unfavourable Results

The native is shameless, sinful-minded, of wicked conduct, lacking in virility, cruel, a liar, violent, adulterous, and given to boasting of himself. He keeps roaming about idly and seeks the company of base people. Owing to his association with the king (a ruler), his cruel disposition increases, and for his own selfish ends he can even take another person's life. The native suffers affliction from poison (visha) and fire (agni), and sustains injuries to his feet. Such a native often has no elder brother and no elder brother-in-law (his wife's elder brother), and he is seldom blessed with the happiness of having a father (pitra sukha).