Mars and Conflicts
When
this warrior planet is afflicted, it easily gives rise to quarrels, power
struggles, and open confrontations. Anger is primarily associated with Mars,
and its affliction leaves the individual unable to control his temper. The
specific house and zodiac sign occupied by Mars in the birth chart reveal
exactly where and over what issues you are most likely to get embroiled in
bitter disputes. The 8th house is the house of transformation; therefore, the
8th aspect of Mars is considered a major trigger for sudden conflict.
This
fiery planet can either strengthen relationships or ignite conflicts. For
instance, Mars in the second house might inspire a person to embrace family
values and build strong relationships, or it could trigger family disputes over
money and family resources. A weak and afflicted Mars can lead to the following
outcomes:
·
A tendency to get angry
easily
·
Reacting impulsively and in
a hurtful manner
·
Marital discord
·
Frequent arguments in
relationships
·
Tense, competitive, or
hostile relationships with siblings
·
Power struggles with a
partner or family members
·
Susceptibility to high
blood pressure, cuts, and burns
·
Accidents or injuries
involving bleeding
Misusing
the energy of Mars diminishes its potential to yield positive results. It
reduces a person's endurance and makes their temperament irritable. When this
energy exerts a negative influence, it can lead to recurring injuries, burns,
or accidents. It creates a likelihood of constant friction with teammates or
partners. The individual's ability to listen to others diminishes; such people
tend to talk excessively and remain adamant about having their own way. They
are often restless and always ready to pick a fight with anyone.
When
this volatile energy becomes unbalanced and uncontrolled, it leads to heated
arguments, emotional clashes, and attempts by partners to dominate others. When
an argument begins, they speak rapidly, yet neither party listens to the other.
When the energy of Mars is excessively active or unbalanced, it is often linked
to elevated cortisol levels (the stress hormone) or a hyperactive nervous
system—manifesting as physical restlessness, anger, and pent-up energy that
makes it difficult to find peace or relaxation at home.
Excerpts: Planets & Human Life
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