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7(2): 38-39  \nISSN: 2456-4427  \nImpact Factor: RJIF: 5.11 Jyotish 2022; 7(2): 38-39 © 2022 Jyotish  \n[www.jyotishajournal.com](www.jyotishajournal.com)  \n[Received: 25-05-2022](Received: 25-05-2022)  \n[Accepted: 28-06-2022](Accepted: 28-06-2022)  \nDr. Tia Bansal  \nProfessor, Department of Astrology, Faculty Member in Shree Maharishi College, Shree Maharishi College of Vedic Astrology, Ludhiana, Punjab, India  \nDr. Rudresh M Shastri  \nPrincipal, Department of Astrology, Shree Maharishi College of Vedic Astrology, Udaipur, Rajasthan, India  \nCorrespondence  \nDr. Tia Bansal  \nProfessor, Department of Astrology, Faculty Member in Shree Maharishi College, Shree Maharishi College of Vedic Astrology, Ludhiana, Punjab, India  \nA study in Vedic astrology with special reference to women's professional life (career) after marriage  \nDr. Tia Bansal and Dr. Rudresh M Shastri  \nAbstract  \nMain house for career prediction the 10th house. It′s Lord are the chief factors to check for career or profession. 10th and 11th houses are those houses which need to be checked and analyzed for the career or profession. I will be working on this topic women who are not working after marriage even they graduated from nice college along with that I will pay attention to those women horoscope who are professionally successful after marriage. I will try to find out what and how planets privilege some of the women to work professionally after marriage and some of them spend their lives talking care of their respective families. So we have to see their 10th house, 2nd house should also be checked after their 10th house. 6th house also indicates job, so we have to check their 6th house which indicates competition, Hard work, Daily routine etc. 11th house is the house of success and gain without the help of 11th house, Success in career is difficult. So for career in job we have to check 2nd house, 6th house, 10th house and 11th house of your Horoscope.  \nKeywords: Planets, profession, career, work life, work life balance  \nIntroduction  \nVeda Vyasa give much information about both major and minor planets which also includes comets, in his epic. While, in this study we are only restricting ourselves to 9 planets system of Indian astrology, known as Navgraha. According to this, Both Sun and moon are planets. Moreover, the phenomenon of eclipses occurs due to two other planets – Rahu and Ketu. So, accordingly the Navgraha system has nine planets – Sun, Moon, Mars, Saturn, Venus, Mercury, Rahu and Ketu.  \nMaterials and Methods  \nThe present method of predictive astrology based on the twelve house of the birth chart based on the zodiacs is not mentioned in the traditional Indian Vedic astrology. But in the Atharva branch of Vedic astrology contains the core elements of this method from the ancient times. In this, the 27 constellations (Nakshatras) of the zodiac are divided into 9 parts and these are further divided into 3 constellations each in each part. Among these, the first constellations is taken as a brith constellation, the tenth constellation is the profession constellation, and the 19th constellation is the “adhan” nakshatra.  \nPlan of Work and Methodology  \n􀂃 Primary data is used for the research.  \n􀂃 Collect data from married women.  \n􀂃 Analysing their horoscope to understand the influence of planets and positions.  \n􀂃 Collating the reasons why they are not working after a good education.  \n􀂃 Data analysis will be done in term of no. Assigned to the planet, zidiac sign and Bhava.  \n􀂃 10th, 6th, 11th, 2nd houses are studies all horoscope based on their birth details.  \nPredictive Astrology  \nIt’s a science in which the positive and negative effects of planets and constellations on humans and Earthare studied in detail. The yogic meaning of the “Jyotisha” is the discipline which is related to the planets and constellations.  \nHowever, from this word, Mathematics (Siddhanta) is also understood. But generally, ","cbCaijwOteV3HGqc","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaijwOteV3HGqc","pdf",690650,"English","# Abstract\n## Career prediction using Vedic houses\n## Navgraha system and eclipse planets\n## Materials and methods\n## Plan of work and methodology\n## Predictive astrology and livelihood\n## Career by planets","[{\"question\":\"Why is the 10th house considered the main indicator for career prediction?\",\"answer\":\"The 10th house and its lord are treated as the chief factors for determining career or profession in this study.\"},{\"question\":\"Which other houses are recommended for analyzing women’s career after marriage?\",\"answer\":\"The study emphasizes checking the 11th house for success and gain, the 2nd house alongside the 10th, and the 6th house for job-related factors like competition and hard work.\"},{\"question\":\"How does the study plan to collect and analyze data?\",\"answer\":\"Primary data is collected from married women, their horoscopes are analyzed to assess planetary influences and positions, and reasons for not working after good education are compiled; analysis is done using planet number, zodiac sign, and Bhava.\"}]","International Journal of Jyotish Research - Article: Vedic astrology and women’s professional life after marriage | PDF",1791840670]