Ralph Emerson Kundali AstroNidan
Birth Date: May 25, 1803
Birth Time: 3:15 p.m.
Birth City: Boston, Massachusetts, United States
Gemini
Degree : 3º35'0.99"
Sun Sign*
Cancer
Degree : 13º39'4.01"
Moon Sign
Pushya
Pada : 4
Nakshatra
Virgo
Degree : 25º25'16.46"
Ascendant
Last updated at Aug. 16, 2022, 11:54 a.m.
Created at Aug. 16, 2022, 11:54 a.m.

Kundali Details Birth details and configuration for astrological analysis

Birth Details

Gender Male
Weekday Wednesday
Date May 25, 1803
Time 3:15 p.m.
Daylight Saving No
City Boston, Massachusetts, United States
Geo-location 42ºN21'30.35", 71ºW3'35.17"
Timezone America/New_York

Residence Details

City Boston, Massachusetts, United States
Timezone America/New_York

Ayansmha Preference

Ayanmsha True Chitra
Ayanmsha Value 21º6'9.92"

Timezone/Corrections

Birth Time (America/New_York) May. 25, 1803, 03:03:12 PM
Birth Time (UTC) May. 25, 1803, 07:59:14 PM
Birth Time (LMT) May. 25, 1803, 03:15:00 PM
Birth Time (Julian) 2379736.332801
LMT Correction (in Hrs) -4.7372

Birth Place Location of birth place on map - Lat: 42ºN21'30.35" Lon: 71ºW3'35.17"

Life Attributes List of attributes/tags and tag associated with this kundali.

Notable

Awards | Hall of Fame Book Collection | Occult/ Misc. Collection Extraordinary Talents | For Verbal skills Famous | Historic figure Famous | Top 5% of Profession

Traits

Mind | Exceptional mind Personality | Unique

Vocation

Education | Public speaker Religion | Ecclesiastics/ western Writers | Poet Writers | Religion/ Philosophy Writers | Textbook/ Non-fiction

Family

Childhood | Disadvantaged Childhood | Family traumatic event Childhood | Sibling circumstances Parenting | Kids -Traumatic event Parenting | Kids more than 3 Relationship | Number of Marriages Relationship | Widowed

Personal

Religion/Spirituality | Rejection/ Leave church

Life Story Story of person and major life events assoicated with this Kundali

American writer, essayist, poet and leading figure in American literature during the mid-19th century, whose first work "Nature" was published in Boston in 1836. He left hundreds of private journals, raw material of his lectures, essays, poems, six volumes of letters and "The Works of Emerson," a compendium of essays and speeches which was published in 1903. He was a Unitarian minister from 1826-1832, deeply spiritual yet independent . Emerson had a difficult early life. His father died when he was eight years old, leaving young Waldo with his mother and siblings to the generosity of their church and a boardinghouse income. His sister, Mary Caroline, died in 1814, and one of his brothers, Robert, was mentally incompetent, requiring institutional care. The family lived in a poor section of Boston, where Emerson went to school often without a coat in winter. But nonetheless he received a solid classical education and entered Harvard in 1817 on scholarship at the age of 14. He received his degree in 1821. He followed his father's example and prepared for the ministry, being ordained in 1826. After the death of his first wife in 1831, Emerson resigned his ministry post, and sailed for Europe on 25 December 1832. In Europe, he met Coleridge, Wordsworth and Thomas Carlyle and began work on his first book, "Nature." He then returned to America to settle permanently in Concord. He began a career as a lecturer in 1833 with a series entitled "The Uses of Natural History." The mid-19th century found Emerson lecturing, publishing and becoming a major force in American letters. He began lecturing in 1833 and continued until 1872. Emerson's first marriage was in 1829 to the frail Ellen Tucker, who died of tuberculosis in 1831. After his return from Europe, he settled in Concord and married Lydia Jackson. They had four children. His first child, Waldo Jr., died of scarlet fever at age five on 27 January 1842. He had three more children, Ellen, Edith and Edward. Emerson's health was not good. He needed a series of eye operations beginning in 1825. He also suffered from consumption. He died of pneumonia on 27 April 1882, 8:50 PM in Concord, MA. He was elected to the Hall of Fame for Great Americans in 1900. Link to Wikipedia biography

Life Events List of life events assoicated with this Kundali profile

S.No. Event Type Event Date Event Description
1

New Career

Jan. 1, 1826

Work : New Career 1826 (Unitarian minister for seven years)

2

Retired

Dec. 22, 1832

Work : Retired 22 December 1832 (Resigned from the church) .

3

New Career

Nov. 1, 1833

Work : New Career 5 November 1833 (Began his lecturing career, 39 years) .

4

Published/Released

Sept. 1, 1836

Work : Published/ Exhibited/ Released 9 September 1836 (First book, "Nature") .

5

Retired

Jan. 1, 1872

Work : Retired 1872 (Retired from lecturing)

6

Prize

Jan. 1, 1900

Work : Prize 1900 (Hall of Fame for Great Americans)

S.No. Event Type Event Date Event Description
1

Degree Enrollment

Jan. 1, 1817

Social : Begin a program of study 1817 (Entered Harvard on scholorship, age 14)

2

Degree Completion

Jan. 1, 1821

Social : End a program of study 1821 (Graduated Harvard)

3

Begin Travel

Dec. 25, 1832

Social : Begin Travel 25 December 1832 (Sailed for Europe) .

S.No. Event Type Event Date Event Description
1

Surgery

Jan. 1, 1825

Health : Medical procedure 1825 (First of series of eye operations)

S.No. Event Type Event Date Event Description
1

Sibling Death

April 14, 1814

Death of Sibling 14 April 1814 (Sister Mary died) .

2

Partner Death

Feb. 1, 1831

Death of Mate 8 February 1831 (Wife died of TB) .

3

Child Death

Jan. 27, 1842

Death of Child 27 January 1842 at 8:15 PM (first son Waldo of scarlet fever) .

4

Disease

April 27, 1882

Death by Disease 27 April 1882 at 08:50 AM in Concord, MA (Pneumonia, age 78) .

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