How do you think you experience it?
How do you view sex?
Is it something very sacred for you?
Well, my Mars is the focal planet of [maybe] 4 t-squares, formed by Moon/Venus/ASC/Chiron in Cancer opposite Neptune in Capricorn. Plus Mars trine Sun in Leo and quincunx Pluto in Scorpio.
What about yours?
Exactly - the Sign is a crucial factorHi Clinton,
Well I haven't checked that many charts with Mars in the 9th house, I only know my chart and the way I view sex.For me sex is sacred. Actually I can have a satisfying relationship with a guy that I love without needing to have sex with him. I apologize I didn't provide details of my natal chart in my opening post. I have an 8th house Mars that is located in the 9th house Virgo. I do not relate to the descriptions of a 8th house Mars at all. Probably because Mars is in Virgo. I am very picky when it comes to a partner. The habits of the person is scrutinized and anything as trivial as his choice of shoe wear can put me off.
Hi Clinton,
Well I haven't checked that many charts with Mars in the 9th house, I only know my chart and the way I view sex.For me sex is sacred. Actually I can have a satisfying relationship with a guy that I love without needing to have sex with him. I apologize I didn't provide details of my natal chart in my opening post. I have an 8th house Mars that is located in the 9th house Virgo. I do not relate to the descriptions of a 8th house Mars at all. Probably because Mars is in Virgo. I am very picky when it comes to a partner. The habits of the person is scrutinized and anything as trivial as his choice of shoe wear can put me off.
where did you get this information?the Hindus call him the Devil
Virgo is a not fertile sign not really needed much sex but dedicated to provide services. Virgo was once in many cultures believed to be related to the sacred prostitute. Strangely enough both Virgin Mary and Mary the prostitute are linked to Virgo. At large, sex is holy in Virgo sign. You can read further why I used Virgin Mary and Mary the prostitute to talk about Virgo.
The "composite Magdalene" of the Middle Ages[edit]
It is almost universally agreed today that characterizations of her by the Western Church as a repentant prostitute or loose woman are unfounded,[3][4][9] arising from conflating or merging her identity with the unnamed sinner (commonly thought to have been a prostitute) who anoints Jesus's feet in Luke 7:36-50.[3] Luke describes her as a sinner, but in the account by John at [Jn 12:1-8] she is identified as the virtuous female disciple Mary of Bethany, who his earlier reference in John 11:1-2 had established as the sister of Martha and Lazarus. The figures of Mary Magdalene, the anointing sinner of Luke, and Mary of Bethany were long regarded as the same person. Though Mary Magdalene is named in each of the four gospels in the New Testament, none of the clear references to her indicate that she was a prostitute or notable for a sinful way of life,[4][9] nor link her with Mary of Bethany. Modern scholarship has restored the understanding of Mary of Magdala as an important early Christian leader.[15][16]
Only in the Gospel according to Luke is there even the slightest implication that she might have had a past life that could raise eyebrows and the question: Was Mary Magdalene a prostitute? Luke 8 names her among other female followers and financial supporters and says that she had been released from the power of seven demons.
Theologians in later centuries consciously tried to downplay her role as an influential follower of Jesus. She became identified with the “sinful woman” in Luke 7 whom Jesus forgives as she anoints his feet, as well as the woman “taken in adultery” whom Jesus saved from stoning. In the sixth century Pope Gregory preached of her being a model penitent.
Only the Western church has said that Mary Magdalene was a prostitute. The Eastern church has always honored her as an apostle, noting her as the “apostle to the apostles,” based on the account of the Gospel of John which has Jesus calling her by name and telling her to give the news of his resurrection to the other disciples.
If Mary Magdalene was not a prostitute, nor were her sins identified as 'sins of the flesh,' why do so many people view Mary Magdalene as the sexy, 'fallen woman?'
It began as a shameful lie, invented by Pope Gregory I in 597 C.E., in which he combined three separate women from the New Testament into one. He combined Mary Magdalene with Mary of Bethany and a woman who is not named but is referred to as a 'sinner.'
Exactly - the Sign is a crucial factor
AND
the house location of the dispositor of the Sign
Those who imply that everyone with mars in 9th is somehow the same
are ignoring the fact that there are 12 Signs
and therefore Mars may be in any one of twelve Signs.
Furthermore, the dispositor of Mars Sign may be in any one of the twelve Signs
AND
located in any one of the 12 houses.
Natal chart ASPECTS OF MARS differ as well
I am not talking about Mars being the Lord of the 9th house.
Besides the morality of a person is subjective. What is immoral for one may not be for another.
BTW am Hindu, we do not consider Mars as the Devil I have never heard of such falsehood before. Mars forms part of the Navagraha Deities that we hindus worship. He is ''the warrior''. Mars is known as Angaraka or called as the son of Bhumi,was a celibate. Might I add that Bhumi is the God of Earth. Each of these planets has a story for the Hindus. They are not just planets, they are demi-gods and were blessed by Lord Shiva, and were granted boons, and 'lokas'.
Mars rules athletes. Mars is extra-strong in its own sign of Aries. A French couple named Michel and Francoise Gauquelin some decades ago conducted statistical research on nativities, using French birth records and their equivalent of the Who's Who to determine careers of notable and semi-notable people. They found that Mars in the 9th was prominent in the charts of sports champions. Most of their results could not be duplicated by other researchers but the so-called Mars Effect still seems valid today. They used a different system of horoscope division than our normal 12 houses, but you're probably still within their higher-than-average range.
Mars, of course, rules other things besides athletes. Some would suggest you look overseas for Mr. Right. But with that square to Neptune, I wonder if buried inside isn't a woman who would enjoy the challenge of ocean sailing. (Even if you never learned to swim.) One of the early meanings of the 9th is "journeys over water." The 9th rules various types of mental activities that broaden our intellectual horizons, as well, such as higher education and philosophy. But your elevated Mars in Aries looks like an action-oriented planet.
I think Mars in the 9th house are argumentative and need to prove something all the time, sort of into fighting "based upon general principle."
I am not talking about Mars being the Lord of the 9th house.
Besides the morality of a person is subjective. What is immoral for one may not be for another.
...Some Muslim scholars, such as Sheikh al-Islam Imam Malik, and Imam Shafi, .... and female prostitutes likewise report the demand for anal penetration from their (male) ....
BTW am Hindu, we do not consider Mars as the Devil I have never heard of such falsehood before.Mars forms part of the Navagraha Deities that we hindus worship. He is ''the warrior''. Mars is known as Angaraka or called as the son of Bhumi,was a celibate. Might I add that Bhumi is the God of Earth. Each of these planets has a story for the Hindus. They are not just planets, they are demi-gods and were blessed by Lord Shiva, and were granted boons, and 'lokas'.
In 1980, Barclay obtained an original copy of Lilly's Christian Astrology, and later she arranged to have it re-printed as a facsimile edition in 1985. This dissemination of Christian Astrology helped to spur a revival of interest in traditional astrology in the late 20th-century.[2] Her work stimulated the unearthing of techniques that had been lost in various cultural transitions since the Enlightenment and encouraged wider researches into the astrological traditions of the Babylonians, Greeks, Egyptians, Persians, Arabs, Western medieval and Renaissance practitioners.