Astrology of Laziness

Laziness (also called indolence) is a disinclination to activity or exertion despite having the ability to do so. It is often used as a pejorative; related terms for a person seen to be lazy include couch potato, slacker, and bludger.

Anyone, who postpone their work to the eleventh hour,who tries to complete their work through proxies, subordinates or labourers ,  who completes their work through somone either through the physical threats or requests or false promise or enticing or temptation and who completely avoids physical labour can be coined as a lazy person .

Astrological factors responsible for laziness

Ascendant: attitudes on life, habits, abilities, ambition of life , personal magnetism .

4^th house/lord: domestic projects, feeling of authority , adoptability to changes in home environment, ability to accumulate, moods swing .

12 house/lord: hidden and secret emotions, distress, deceit, downfalls, anxieties

  

Saturn: slow moving planet, indicates lazy and lethargic traits, lack of ambition, indecision, failure, misapprehension, affliction and aloofness.

Different combinations for a lazy or lethar

gic person:

1. Lord of ascendant/4^th placed in 12^th house.
2. Lord of 12^th house placed in ascendant/4^th house.
3. Lords of ascendant and 12^th house exchange their house.
4. Lords of 4^th house and 12^th house exchange their house.
5. Lords of ascendant, 4th and 12^th house sitting in ascendant/4^th/12^th house indicates lazy traits if all the tree planets combined in ascendant/4^th/12 house then laziness will  peak.
6. Placement of Ketu in ascendant/4th/12 houses indicates a dull and slow person.
7. Ketu combined with the lord of ascendant/4^th/12^th house is responsible for the lethargic and laziness.
8. Lords of ascendant/4^th/12^th combusted by Sun in horoscope, the Laziness increases manifolds.
9. Saturn related to ascendant/4th/12^th house in any way, the person will remain lazy.
10. Lord of 4^th house placed in 4^th house and lord of 12^th house placed in12th house, Laziness takes control of the native.

By

Geeta Jha

India