The purpose of relocation usually implies active changes—the native is hoping that interesting events will finally begin to unfold and that things will move forward. Mars is the main driving force of a person, capable of lifting them to great heights or utterly destroying all previous achievements. Everything depends on the native’s level of development and the aspects of the red planet.
When Mars moves into the Sixth House of the relocation chart from one of the natal houses, the tasks encoded at birth are automatically transferred to this new sector. Now, the native will become intensely active in matters of work, solving financial issues, and health—though the latter may manifest involuntarily, for example, through sudden acute inflammatory processes. To maintain harmony, it will be necessary to engage in sports regularly, ideally near the workplace.
Peculiarities of Mars Transitioning into the Sixth House in the Relocation Chart
When drawing up a relocation horoscope, it is important to remember that the cusps of the Houses shift independently of the planets’ signs, and the degrees remain the same as in the natal chart. Only the circumstances of life change, in which the native will now need to manifest their Martian energy—activity, decisiveness, courage, or, on the negative side, aggression and partiality.
Mars most often enters the Sixth House of the relocation chart from neighboring houses: the Fourth, Fifth, and also the Seventh or Eighth. It is important to consider the meaning and tasks of these houses in the natal chart before analyzing how this will play out in the relocation horoscope.
In the first scenario, the native is swept up in a current of energy, carried into the events of the new house as if in the whirlpool of a fast-flowing river. In the second, it’s as if they’re returning to long-forgotten matters that once stirred them, attempting to recreate that atmosphere.
When Mars transitions from the Fourth House into the Sixth House of the relocation chart, explosive triggers shift from the native’s home environment to their workplace. However, Virgo is the symbolic ruler of the Sixth House, and Mars is more receptive to reason in this sign. That’s why the native will throw themselves into work, and even if they get angry, they channel that competitive “sports rage” into their tasks. In this way, it is also possible to earn enough for a new apartment.
When the red planet moves from the Fifth to the Sixth House, the fires of romance and pleasure-seeking are dampened, as the native becomes more focused on practical matters: how to realize themselves professionally and maintain their health.
If Mars moves from the Seventh House, fruitful collaboration is likely—though for the native, this often means co-authorship or an apprentice role rather than being the main figure. For those with strong Fire or Water placements, it can be difficult to accept a secondary role. Another nuance: a marriage of convenience is possible, though this doesn’t mean the native rejects love—they simply have a clear understanding of what their life would become if they don’t choose the right partner.
For Mars in the Sixth House, negative aspects are more destructive than for any other planet. They instantly trigger mechanisms of self-destruction in any of the aforementioned areas, but this is especially dangerous when Mars moves from the natal Eighth House to the Sixth, as workplace accidents become more likely. Conscious integration is possible here for those who help others: doctors, psychologists, teachers working with at-risk children.
Mars in the Sixth House of the Relocation Chart and Work
The Sixth House represents daily duties, conditions of employment, and state of health. Bringing Mars to this house through relocation is only advisable if the native has a naturally robust immune system and the only thing missing is an outlet to show their true abilities, since Mars gives an incredible urge to break through financial ceilings and any limitations.
It’s like giving a cart owner a modern motorcycle—they will instantly reach their destination and then speed on even further. However, one must know how to handle the motorcycle, so it is important to prepare for Sixth House changes in advance: upgrade qualifications, learn management skills, and study the psychology of influence.
Additionally, the native may demonstrate aggression in work matters and have little tolerance for those who violate their instructions. If they are a regular employee, they may often cross boundaries, imagine themselves as a manager, or fight for justice—resulting in making enemies.
With negative aspects, the native often changes jobs and finds it difficult to sit still. It is desirable to go on business trips or choose a position that involves frequent travel. Working in a fitness club or at least visiting one after office hours is also beneficial.
Mars in the Sixth House of the Relocation Chart and Health
Any negative aspects increase the likelihood of illnesses. The native should be cautious of both injuries and illnesses that arise suddenly and are accompanied by acute inflammation.
Most often, with Mars in the Sixth House of the relocation chart, the head, teeth, and bones are at risk. The native quickly catches viruses like the flu or acute respiratory infections—but also recovers quickly.
If the immune system is strong, recovery will be swift, but during Mars transits, extra caution is needed. If Mars is unaspected, the immune system may be weak to begin with, so it is crucial to work on strengthening it.
Sports are an effective compensatory tool, chosen according to the sign in which Mars is placed: Aries—cardio, running, boxing, karate; Libra—dancing, yoga, any paired sport; Gemini—tennis, team games, badminton; Leo—bright, fiery dances, fitness, Zumba; Pisces—swimming, Pilates, qigong.
If the Sixth House is not connected to the Eighth or Twelfth, it is also beneficial to get a Mars-type pet: a ginger cat or a Siamese, a Doberman, Rottweiler, or German Shepherd. With Mars in Cancer or Pisces, fighting fish (Betta) are a good option. ✓
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