Vedic astrology combinations for a career in law

Lawyer combinations in vedic astrology

Let's study law. If the following planets are linked to the 6th, 10th or 11th house, there is a possibility of work in law. Law is mainly a Mars-related profession because it requires courage and competitiveness. Sun can indicate law within the government sector, such as a public prosecutor. Saturn can indicate public service, such as a notary. Jupiter can relate to policy-making, immigration law or the judiciary. Mercury can frame an argument or argue for clients, like a barrister. Moon can centre the work on human rights, environmental law, employment law or personal injury. Venus can relate to mergers and acquisitions or relationship law. Rahu can indicate immigration and international law, while Ketu can indicate criminal law, which I also relate to Mars.

Houses linked to legal work

If the rulers of the 6th, 10th or 11th house are linked to the following houses, the career can also be in law: the 6th house relates to disputes and public service, the 7th to mergers and settlements, and the 9th to public policy.

Nakshatras and legal specialisms

The Nakshatras are most important. If the rulers of the three career houses are placed in the following Nakshatras, there is a possibility of work in law. Uttara Ashadha is about fighting the big fight, such as fighting climate change from a legal point of view or taking part in large-scale, class-action lawsuits. Shravana relates to public policy on a national or international level. Bharani concerns deciding criminality. Pushya and Krittika are about training the trainers and understanding the philosophy of law; Krittika also relates to legal education.

Uttara Phalguni and Anuradha, given their nature, relate more to mergers and acquisitions and contract law. Magha is linked to government work, but you could also make a name for yourself, have an independent legal practice or carry on your family's name. Vishakha and Jyeshtha are highly competitive, so the person would like to be the most senior or the best in the profession. With Ashlesha, the legal profession may centre on a prevention strategy, such as working on anticipatory bills or avoiding government penalties. The signs I associate with law are Virgo, Libra and Sagittarius.