Moon in the 4th House

Sukh Bhav — mother, home, comfort

Favourable Results

The native (the person whose chart it is) is religious and holds devotion (bhakti) and reverence (shraddha) toward the deities and the guru. He is charitable (dani, a giver of gifts), a learned scholar (pandit), and fortunate (bhagyavan). The native stays engaged in acquiring learning (vidya) right up to the end of his life. He is majestic (pratapi), learned, of upright conduct, and happy. He lives a life of opulence (aishwarya) and renown (kirti). He receives honour from the state (the ruler). He lives in fine houses, and accordingly enjoys the comfort of excellent vehicles. From his family (kutumb), his sons, and his wife the native obtains complete happiness. He is skilled at forming sweet, cordial relations with women. He earns wealth through trade in farming, cloth, water, rivers, and the like, or from abroad (videsh). The more he spends, the more his wealth will keep on growing. If the birth falls in the shukla paksha (the bright, waxing fortnight of the lunar month), his old age passes excellently.

Unfavourable Results

The native is lustful for other women (para-stri, women outside his own marriage). The comfort of his mother (matra sukh) is scant. He has discord with his parents, or lives apart from them. The native does not find happiness in childhood. Because he is a glutton (petu), he suffers physical affliction.