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Work in Progress: DKF Students share their work

The D.K. Foundation is now five years old and in that time many students have been and gone and some who arrived early on are still with us, making real progress. Each student featured in Work in Progress has made headway because he or she has cleared a space in their lives to make room for their astrological studies and worked consistently hard.

In Work in Progress these students share their work and are willing to answer any questions that interested website visitors might want put to them, whether those questions are about their work, their experience of being with the Foundation, or about astrology in general. There is no party line. Students are encouraged to speak honestly about their experiences.

Work in Progress commences with Are you making the Correct Statement, a series by Megan Baierski on reading aright the message of the Sun and Moon in a natal chart. In this series she will work through each of the twelve houses of the chart. Megan Baierski

About Megan: Before signing on to study with the D.K. Foundation, Megan did her own research through books (Liz Greene, March & McEvers, Pottenger/Dobyns, Rudhyar, Gail Fairfield, Stephen Arroyo). All of which she found very insightful and to which she still refers.  Wanting to study with CPA (Centre for Psychological Astrology), she discovered they did not have a correspondence course and so searched the web and found there were over 4000 sites to choose from! She narrowed it down to esoteric astrology which is how she finds herself with us.

            Megan lives in California, USA and teaches dance and gymnastics to children.

            As well as her astrological studies she is taking a natural healing course and has a course in iridology lined up for the summer or 2003. She considers that all these branches of study complement each other and expects to take her astrological knowledge into the field of healing eventually.

            Megan may be contacted on mail@dkfoundation.co.uk. Please indicate clearly that your question is for Megan.

About the Series Are you making the Correct Statement

This series is based upon the following assumptions:

1.) The Sun is a star and not a planet. It is the representative of a higher order than the planets and in the horoscope should be understood to stand for the Egoic plane, through which the first aspect of the soul expresses itself.

The Sun represents our identity or who we understand ourself to be.  Developing that identity is the prime requirement of the lifetime. This means expressing the qualities of the sign and being active in the area of life in which the Sun is found and consciously linking in those areas of life indicated by the house that the Sun rules accidentally.

The Sun is the natural ruler of House 5 and so its expression in a horoscope will always imply awareness of individuality and creative capacity, qualities that traditionally the father encourages.

For this reason, aspects to the Sun describe the experiences with the father around the issue of developing and expressing identity.

2.) The Moon is a satellite of the Earth and the relationship between the two is one of mutual dependency as, energetically, it is fed by all that dies on Earth and, in turn, regulates organic life on Earth through which life takes form.

In a horoscope, the  Moon represents the past - past forms, past identities, past experiences - that are recorded in our psyche and expressed through our emotional  natures.

The Moon also represents the mother, the function of whom is to preserve continuity, and the home that is the place of shelter for the form.

For this reason, aspects to the Moon describe the experiences with the mother around the issue of receiving nurturing.

The Moon is the natural ruler of House 4 and so its expression in a horoscope will always imply the conditioning effect of the past from the family, the culture of birth, racial heritage.

3) Our Sun position describes our true identity.   

'from DKF/Understanding the Natal Chart/ Lesson 8

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Sun in Sagittarius 

With the Sun In Sagittarius a person needs to develop the inquisitiveness that leads to exploring and stretching beyond the confines of what is known. The quest of the Sagittarian is for a context in which to find the purpose of oneself. There is a need to know what are the boundaries and limitations by testing one's freedom to be, to think, to move. This individual needs to challenge the impossible both physically and mentally. It is in this way that the truth of one's limitations can be understood, as well as the decision to direct oneself toward a specific goal. 

Sun in the Ninth House

  The ninth house is the House of Sagittarius and relates to the process of understanding the meaning of one's existence in relation to a higher order that makes sense of life's experiences. This often involves exploring theories and concepts. It is in this house that one questions the laws of nature, known and unknown, form and spirit, matter and energy and defines his own belief system.  There is a tendency to profess the ideas, beliefs or dogma of a spiritual/religious/ethnic group or teacher until one becomes dissatisfied and begins to explore new ideas and ways of thinking. This may lead the individual to foreign lands or have interactions with foreigners. Exploring life's variety, uncovering its limitless possibilities and aspiring toward what is perceived to be the right direction, is the focus of this house.                                                                               

Statement of the Ninth House Sun

  I entered this life to understand why I am here living this life and to seek the cause, purpose and meaning of all I experience. As a child I defied restrictions; it was never easy for me to sit still just because I was told. I needed to know why I should sit still when there was something more interesting that held my attention. I was bored by facts and information because I sought knowledge and direct experience. I challenged my boundaries, physically and mentally. I was taught to believe certain religious and spiritual ideas that gave rules to live by. But I found foreign ways of thinking and lifestyles that contradicted what I had learned and left my mind burning with questions. There were so many different cultures with values unlike my own. There were ironies in life, like; why with all the water in the ocean, you can't drink it. I wanted answers to the questions that the belief system I grew up with didn't provide. I needed to differentiate between the laws of man and the laws of nature and to understand the laws of nature that science didn't answer. I found myself on a path of self-discovery, for the questions I asked, led to answers that needed to be tested. In time I was called upon for advice, to teach, to give lectures and to share my understandings with others.

Moon in Sagittarius

With the Moon in Sagittarius an individual has the memory of racing around the world without restrictions.

The person is instinctively freedom loving, adventurous, mentally curious, inquisitive, straightforward. This individual cannot be tied down and thrives on challenges that defy limitations. There is a tendency toward hyperactive tension and claustrophobia when insecure and stressed. The mother would give this free spirit room to explore both physically and mentally, but at times she may be too permissive and not give the child the direction that is needed, or unduly influenced in the performance of the maternal role by religious or spiritual ideals.

Moon in the Ninth House

  An individual with the Moon in the ninth house has a memory of being on a spiritual quest, exploring the unknown and questioning every facet of limitation that is encountered. There is usually a desire to travel anywhere and everywhere, including by means of the astral plane. A person with the Moon in this house tends to dream vividly of other times and other places and one of the parents may come from a different culture from the one in which the child is being raised. Even when this is not he case, the child's own features may have a foreign cast. The mother encourages the child to question all ideas and beliefs. This person feels secure in searching for answers. The challenge for the individual with ninth house moon is to practice what one preaches or theorizes.  

Statement of Ninth House Moon

I remember seeking understanding and guidance in walking a spiritual path. I yearn for the days when life was simpler, purer and there was more awareness of spiritual values. Sometimes I can recall these times in dreams. I am very idealistic and live my life by what I believe in. I fear being wrong and sometimes refuse to see another person's point of view if it contradicts my own. I am interested in the diversity of cultures and feel restricted in my own. I need to explore the world and try to find a place for myself in it.

 
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