The recent tragic passing of Dr. Hemika Aggarwal, a psychiatrist from Ghaziabad – a satellite town near India’s capital, New Delhi – has reignited a deeper discussion on the emotional burdens carried by those in the healing professions. While psychiatry is dedicated to alleviating mental distress, astrologically it often attracts individuals who themselves are predisposed to emotional turbulence.
The Moon’s Affliction and Emotional Weight
In astrology, the Moon governs the mind, emotions, and inner
stability. When afflicted – by Saturn, Rahu/Ketu, Mars, or harsh aspects – it can
manifest as:
- Depression
and anxiety: A lifelong struggle with heavy emotions.
- Empathy
through suffering: Personal pain becomes a bridge to
understanding others.
- Drawn to
healing professions: Psychiatry, counseling, and psychology
often become natural callings.
Such individuals spend their lives navigating emotional storms, which
makes them uniquely capable of guiding patients through similar struggles. Yet,
the same afflicted Moon also leaves them vulnerable to absorbing the very
energies they treat.
The Wounded Healer Archetype
This pattern resonates with the wounded healer archetype. Many
psychiatrists and therapists carry inner wounds that shape their professional
path. Their sensitivity allows them to connect deeply, but it also exposes them
to burnout, depression, and emotional exhaustion.
Protective Balances
Astrology suggests remedies to strengthen the Moon and safeguard
emotional health:
·
Chant some Mantra regularly - Shiva or Parvati
(Devi) are good.
·
Practice Anuloma Viloma Pranayama.
·
Spiritual cleansing practices to prevent internalizing
patients’ burdens.
Conclusion
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