Are Libra's more career orientated or family oriented since Libras love making money?
Both, they like to keep a good balance. My mother is a libra and is always proactive towards making more money and getting a better education in her job, and for home life she strives for happiness and harmony. Which sometimes can be a little annoying, she's like the referee/mom/working woman etc.
What does this horoscope say about my career?
career will be good but a late start can seen.Saturn with ketu can show change in career or sort of detachment later in life.Su-Sa opposite in 1–7 axis shows attraction towards mature-dominating-bossy/authoritative kind of person.Su-ra creates lot of ego and fire in 7th house.Sun in 7th from saturn can give you very good career and its good for doing large scale. As far as career is concerned govt. Job is achievable keeping in mind that you have to do very hard work which you are capable of.10th lord in 10th ju and being ascendant lord makes you goal oriented and success in consultancy,finance,teaching and in profession having touch of academic will be beneficial.Rest missing information gives missing judgements.Yet believe in yourself and have patience and work hard you might achieve it . As far as mars is in neechbhang as its despositor moon is in kendra.Weak mars can show little laziness and extreme passions or behaviors towards education and romance.One might want to control his education or love life as mars wants to control or children you can say.Rest depends on dasha.
Are Libras more family oriented or career oriented? ?
I'm more career oriented. I don't want kids. I do like the idea of marriage but for now I want to travel and enjoy life. I love my family dearly, but I don't aspire to have one of my own. I had a hard time dealing with my parent's divorce. So, I moved out of the house early and have been living out on my own ever since. My relationship with my family has been much better since I moved out. I'm not a traditional woman. Funny.....I'm scheduled to take to LSATs in February. To answer you're question, some are half and half...just like any other sign truthfully. Some are ambitious and some aren't. It really depends on what you want outta life. I know I have a big appetite for life and I wanna see and do it all before I die. Marriage can wait.
Is money and wealth important to women when choosing a life partner?
I'll be honest with you. I'm a young man in my early 20s with a very good education and excellent career prospects. But apart from making making my parents proud and myself proud to a degree, I feel many of the things i do career wise is all geared ultimately to attracting a 'quality' woman. Maybe I have some prejudgments apparent deep down inside myself, but I did grow up in a rough area and I just feel from observing the media and everyday experiences, women seem to be more attracted to men with money. That was part of the motivation for me to get my education and to pursue high-flying jobs and careers, so that I'd have my pick of educated, attractive women. I know this is shallow to an extent but I don't think I'm a alone in this sentiment... So what do you think, do women really need their life partner to be rich or is just a myth perpetuated by bitter and frustrated people, who couldn't find 'the one'? Your answers as always are welcome!
Astrologer says I will never become an IAS officer. Should I believe in Kismat (fate), or that my strong determination and hard work can beat it?
There was a Palmist cum astrologer whome I met when I was in my 2nd year of B.Tech on the insistence of my beloved mother (don't judge on me being a Muslim and meeting an astrologer. We live in a society that is pretty much amalgamated with no trace of communalism).I don't believe in these knucklehead fools at all but my mother was adamant on it and I couldn't refuse my mother's insistence. My mother called him home and let him examine my palm. After a minute or two in to reading, he was totally surprised as I could see from his face. He said to my mother, I have never seen such a palm in my entire career. He's born administrator and destined to get a higher post in administration. Whenever he will try, he will get success.I was laughing out loud meanwhile but unexpectedly my poor mother was on cloud nine. Mothers are amazing.Fast forward, July 2016, I started preparing for civil services exam. No, please don't confuse it with that astrologer’s prediction. It was my personal decision in my full capacity and mind. I attempted my first Prelims on 18th June 2017. Result: Failed. Again I prepared with zeal for the second attempt and took Prelims on 3rd June 2018. Result: Failed.So in a nutshell, I failed prelims for two consecutive attempts and as planned I quit CSE preparations afterwards leaving no chance of me becoming an administrator.Now, I am eagerly looking for that astrologer who gave my mother a false hope. :PSo, what should you do when an astrologer is saying that you can't become an IAS officer? Well budd, first of all don't believe in these half-wits and stop seeing them. They can speak anything to earn some dimes. Second, stop blaming and believing in Kismat or fate. Third, give it a try. If by any chance this astrologer is correct in his prediction, your hard work, determination and zeal of becoming an IAS will surely beat it.And always remember, luck favour those, who work hard. The amount of good luck coming your way depnds on your willingness to work for your dreams. ATB
Why are arranged marriages so difficult? There are lot of criteria to be fulfilled in an arranged marriage, such as patrika, caste, horoscope, education, salary, family background, etc.
Marriages are not difficult; we Indians make them difficult. Just look at the way 2 souls are brought together!Checklist for guys.Well educatedAge (should be elder to bride or else how can the groom show his masculinity) High salary job (much better if on site or NRI)Own house (yes why not at the age of 25-30 a man can easily buy a house of worth lakhs of rupees. Also may be Ambani and Mittals have inherited their property to some guys. Big deal no)Few family members (so that the girl does not have to worry about cooking for too many members)Good looks (many cosmetic brands coming up for men too. Ads have shown it, men can be fair too and dream like SRK)Decent guy-no smoking or drinking Checklist for girlsEducated (thats just for the sake of showing society. Who is anyways gona allow her to work)Well verse with household work (maids are too costly!!)Fair and pretty (because girls need to look like apsaras. Rakshasi kind of luks can scare their child)Family should be ready to give enough gold or dowry (grooms side has invested so much on their son)Virgin (yes because it matters from the age of draupadi)Once all these basic criterias are satisfied then kundli is matched. If the scores comes out to be above average then lucky you; you are ready to be wrapped in marriage dress.Doesn't all this sound like buying a grocery from a supermarket. Checking the product according to requirements. Buying the best product keeping in mind the price (here your class type- upper, middle, lower). Once a product finalized do a check out and wrap them in bags and take home.No family cares whether the guy and gal have understanding. No one gives them time to fall in love. Wouldn't it be easy if understanding and love are given more weightage but no this is Indian society. We are indian customers who brag about our culture. We ask our kids to stay away from strangers but we insist them to marry one!!!!PS- For all those who objected naming a singer I have replaced it with fictional character.Also all those who are commenting that I am throwing bad light about arrange marriage, this answer is my perception. I have seen such things happening around me. Ignore the answer if you disagree.