COMPARISON TO THEIR SYMBOL

 

Hatshepsut was the fifth Pharaoh of the eighteenth dynasty in Egypt. The name Hatshepsut means, “Foremost of Noble Ladies”. Similarly, the Hatshepsut Mindset is the most powerfully-minded female Mindset on the Syncurrian chart. She is the only Mindset possessing enough mental strength to rule her 5^th house of Scorn.

According to historians, Hatshepsut’s reign of more than twenty years was considered a peaceful era. Similarly, the Hatshepsut Mindset, despite being plagued by very powerful demons, has acquired a level of inner-peace that no other female Mindset can achieve independently.

Pharaoh Hatshepsut began depicting herself in the traditional King’s crown with fake beard and male body. Similarly, the Hatshepsut Mindset’s control over her 5^th house of Scorn gives her mental strength and understanding that very few people (male or female) will ever acquire.

 

THE FIVE HOUSES

 

Hatshepsut is the twelfth Mindset on the Syncurrian chart and the fourth Mindset to comprise the mysterious quadrant of “energy”. Their extraordinary mental strength has allowed them to do the impossible: establish complete rulership over their 5^th house of Scorn. The house of Scorn connects female Mindsets to a powerful network of cosmic principles and codes of conduct designed to keep them true to their paths in life, even when facing adversity or influences that can steer them off course. Scorn also connects them to intuitive ancestral energy “voices from other realms” which helps to guide and warn them when negative influences attempt to steer lure them away from their destiny. Female Mindsets with the strongest connections to this unforgiving 5th house also enjoy a powerful shield of dark energy preventing the opinions or criticisms of others (including loved ones) from changing a decision that they have made. Hatshepsut’s rulership over her 5th house of Scorn also rewards her with an abundance of inner peace. This abundance of inner peace creates a very calm woman who rarely gets upset and who’s truly at peace with her life journey despite the traumatic life experiences that may have accompanied her.

Hatshepsut’s are the only female Mindsets to have complete rulership over their 5^th house of Scorn. This makes them the rarest of female Mindsets. Credit them having the strongest minds of all the female Mindsets for accomplishing this amazing feat. Having rulership over their 5^th house of Scorn means they control the intense energy resonating from it instead of allowing any of it to control them. With this dark house of Scorn completely under their rule, these Hatshepsut’s can enjoy every drop of volatile energy that it has to offer minus any of the violent side effects that can plague female Mindsets who receive more of its intense energy than they can control.

Rulership over this monstrous 5^th house offers ultimate protection to their SA moon (4^th house) as well. The SA moon (4^th house) governs a female Mindset’s Sexual Awareness, Sexual Activity and Sexual Allure. Many of the more dominant male Mindsets are notorious for seizing control of unprotected SA moons for their own selfish reasons, which is why protection is so vital. However, rulership over this 5^th house makes these Hatshepsuts too strong-minded to succumb to their dark charm.

Rulership over this powerful 5^th house also neutralizes any negative life experiences or self-assessments (demons) that may be trapped inside their 3^rd house of fear. The 3^rd house of Fear collects and stores these demons. If left unchecked, they can negatively influence the female Mindset’s life, career and relationships. For Hatshepsuts, because their demons are neutralized, these dark memories have no affect over them. So they don’t require an earthly connection—usually a mate—to help quail any demons and maintain emotional harmony.

Of all the female Mindsets, Hatshepsuts have the faintest connection to their 1^st house of love and 2^nd house of Hope. This doesn’t mean they’re unable to love or hope. They can. But, similar to other Mindsets that comprise the quadrant of “energy” Hatshepsuts are very practical thinkers. Therefore, love and hope don’t play much of a role in their lives or relationships.

 

DEMONS AND GUARDIAN SPIRITS