Ralph Waldo Emerson
Panchanga
TithiShashthi (Shukla)
VaraWednesday
NakshatraPushya
YogaVriddhi
KaranaKaulava (Movable)
Notes
: None
Death of Sibling 1814 (Sister Mary died)
Social : None
Begin a program of study 1817 (Entered Harvard on scholorship, age 14)
Social : None
End a program of study 1821 (Graduated Harvard)
Health : None
Medical procedure 1825 (First of series of eye operations)
Work : None
New Career 1826 (Unitarian minister for seven years)
: None
Death of Mate 1831 (Wife died of TB)
Work : None
Retired 1832 (Resigned from the church)
Social : None
Begin Travel 25 December 1832 (Sailed for Europe)
Work : None
New Career 1833 (Began his lecturing career, 39 years)
Work : None
Published/ Exhibited/ Released 1836 (First book, "Nature")
Work : None
Retired 1872 (Retired from lecturing)
Work : None
Prize 1900 (Hall of Fame for Great Americans)
Traits : Mind
Exceptional mind (Harvard at 14, outstanding thinker)
Traits : Personality
Unique
Family : Childhood
Disadvantaged (Very poor)
Family : Childhood
Family traumatic event (Dad died, sister died one year apart)
Family : Childhood
Sibling circumstances (Brother handicapped, institutionalized)
Family : Relationship
Number of Marriages (Two)
Family : Relationship
Widowed (First wife died of TB)
Family : Parenting
Kids more than 3 (Two boys and two girls)
Family : Parenting
Kids -Traumatic event (Son died of scarlet fever)
Personal : Religion/Spirituality
Rejection/ Leave church (Left the church after seven years ministry)
Vocation : Education
Public speaker (Lecturer)
Vocation : Religion
Ecclesiastics/ western (Unitarian minister)
Vocation : Writers
Religion/ Philosophy (Religion, philosophy, ethics, nature)
Vocation : Writers
Poet
Vocation : Writers
Textbook/ Non-fiction
Notable : None
For Verbal skills
Notable : Awards
Hall of Fame (For Great Americans)
Notable : Famous
Historic figure (Famed literary figure)
Notable : Famous
Top 5% of Profession
Notable : Book Collection
Occult/ Misc. Collection
Life Events & Dasha
Death of Sibling1814
MD Mercury 1807–1824→AD Sun Oct 1813–Aug 1814→PD Ketu 15 Jun 1814–04 Jul 1814
Begin a program of study1817
MD Mercury 1807–1824→AD Rahu Jan 1817–Aug 1819→PD Jupiter 09 Jun 1817–11 Oct 1817
End a program of study1821
MD Mercury 1807–1824→AD Jupiter Aug 1819–Nov 1821→PD Mars 26 May 1821–13 Jul 1821
Medical procedure1825
MD Ketu 1824–1831→AD Venus Dec 1824–Feb 1826→PD Rahu 22 May 1825–25 Jul 1825
New Career1826
MD Ketu 1824–1831→AD Moon Jun 1826–Jan 1827→PD Moon 27 Jun 1826–15 Jul 1826
Death of Mate1831
MD Ketu 1824–1831→AD Mercury Jul 1830–Jul 1831→PD Saturn 29 May 1831–25 Jul 1831
Retired1832
MD Venus 1831–1851→AD Venus Jul 1831–Nov 1834→PD Moon 14 Apr 1832–24 Jul 1832
Begin Travel25 Dec 1832
MD Venus 1831–1851→AD Venus Jul 1831–Nov 1834→PD Rahu 03 Oct 1832–04 Apr 1833
New Career1833
MD Venus 1831–1851→AD Venus Jul 1831–Nov 1834→PD Jupiter 04 Apr 1833–13 Sep 1833
Published/ Exhibited/ Released1836
MD Venus 1831–1851→AD Moon Nov 1835–Jul 1837→PD Jupiter 19 May 1836–09 Aug 1836
Retired1872
MD Mars 1867–1874→AD Venus Jun 1872–Aug 1873→PD Venus 18 Jun 1872–28 Aug 1872
Prize1900
MD Jupiter 1892–1908→AD Venus Jun 1900–Feb 1903→PD Venus 07 Jun 1900–16 Nov 1900