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SIXTH
HOUSE URANUS
The House of Possessions - The field of prosperity
Employment
and employees. Duties, practical responsibilities, and mundane tasks.
Daily work. Servants and dependents. Pets and small animals. Diet. Sickness and health. Hygiene and sanitation.
A
sixth-house Uranus indicates a person who insists upon their own way of doing
things, even if they have never been done that way before. They need the
freedom to develop specialized abilities and original techniques. They may
find an outlet for their inventiveness in fields connected with electricity,
aeronautics, and the handling of scientific apparatus.
They
are at their best when they can be their own boss. Their work may be of an
unusual nature, demanding irregular hours and adjustments to peculiar
conditions. There is a likelihood of breaks with employers and abrupt changes
of job.
When
placed in the sixth house, the brilliance of Uranus will have an exciting
effect on the intellect, probably giving some flair for innovation.
The
attitude towards routine work will be complex. The Virgo/sixth house likes and
needs a steady routine and some security at work, but the Uranian influence
here is disruptive, often causing the individual to become fed up with routine
tasks.
The
even flow of both physical and nervous energy, and the establishment of an
overall pattern to the life are encouraged. In order to avoid stress, it is
suggested that one introduces plenty of variety, with a different pattern and
routine for every day of the week.
Adopting
such a constructive plan will help to gain inner fulfillment and complete
whatever has to be done.
The
health may not always be particularly strong and robust, and the subject can
frequently be laid low by a minor infection or simply feel out of sorts. The
real reason for this may easily be strain and tension, but worry and an
inability to relax are also distinct possibilities.
The
diet should be very carefully watched: the subject may eat erratically and not
very sensibly.
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