The Lamp of Birth

...is absorbed among the sky-goers original: gaganachara; referring to the planets. 9 He will be long-lived, devoted to his duties original: dharmapara, and a master of wealth. With great abundance in his gains, he becomes famous for his good deeds and is known among the people. Such is the state when the Lord of Good Deeds original: sukṛtepe; the Ninth Lord is well-placed. In the Twelfth House original: dvādaśayoge, the Lord of Good Deeds brings fame in foreign lands, though if a malefic planet influences this position, one may become a rogue in the eyes of the world.

Thus ends the results of the Lord of the Ninth House. Dharmeshaphalam (the fruit of the Lord of Dharma)

When the Lord of the Tenth House original: daśamapatau; the 10th house governs career, public status, and the "sky" or zenith of the chart is located in the Ascendant original: lagnagate; the First House or the self:
The person may suffer separation from the mother original: mātṛviyogī, or alternatively, becomes a devoted follower of Lord Vishnu original: hari bhavati bhaktaḥ. 1

If he is without a father original: vigatapitṛkaḥ, the mother may be devoted to another man astrological texts of this era often used family "afflictions" to describe specific planetary tensions. 2 When the Lord of the Tenth is in the Second House original: vipragate; here used contextually for the second placement, the child is supported by the mother’s earnings. He is fortunate, successful in gains, and firmly attached to his mother, though he may be a man of few words original: svalpānnāsī; literally "one who eats little". He may find himself in opposition to his mother's kin despite being devoted to service.

He is capable in his works and is protected by his maternal uncle. If the Lord of the Tenth is in the Third House original: sadanabhavanasya 3; the house of siblings and effort, he is diligent and dedicated. He provides nourishment and support to both his father and mother. To the people, he is like nectar original: amṛtāyate, and he is adorned with wealth and gains granted by the king. 4

He performs auspicious deeds, is a master of his senses original: videhī, and is a refined enjoyer of life, often devoted to music or instruments. When the Lord of the Sky original: gaganapatau; the 10th Lord is in the Fifth House original: tanayagate; the House of Children/Intelligence, the mother is well-protected. 5

When the Lord of the Sky is in the Sixth House original: ripu saṃsthe; the House of Enemies/Obstacles, or if joined by a malefic planet, he suffers even from small things. The mother may be distressed or attached to another. 6 If the placement is auspicious, he is associated with the king and possesses children; he remains the constant beloved of his mother, who is eager to cherish and protect him.

When the Lord of the Sky enters the Seventh House original: dayitā gate 7; the House of Spouses, the person is devoted to his partner. If the Lord of the Tenth is in the Eighth House original: 8 and is influenced by the Sun or a malefic, it causes great suffering to the mother and the person may live as a cheat or a gambler original: kitavam.

When the Lord of the Tenth is absorbed in the Ninth House original: navamalīne, he possesses a virtuous character and a balanced nature...