The first section, labeled Strength, tells us that Mars is very strong (147% of what is required) and is the strongest planet of all. According to the classics, that means that Mars will be able to fully manifest the areas of life it governs, in this case power and status, amongst others.
The second section, Auspiciousness, summarizes several indications of how Mars will behave on the scale from very harmful to very auspicious. There is a mix of hints here. On one hand, Mars is in a good dignity, has a very high score in Vimshopaka bala, and is hemmed in two benefics. These factors will help Mars in bringing about successful actions. On the other hand, the low Ishta Kastha Phala score, makes Mars lack in ability to bring about very auspicious actions.
The third
section, Importance, reveals how much this planet is connected to the
Ascendant, Moon and Sun. Surprisingly, Mars scores the lowest of all planets.
This means that even though Bush has this very powerful Mars carry his
profession to great heights, this Mars-quality is less present in his
personality and abilities. He does not appear to be the embodiment
of an aggressive, assertive military style leader. Instead, the effect
of Mars can only be seen through his career and decisions made in the
professional realm.
The
fourth section, Qualities, helps us understand in what specific
manner Mars will act. Will it make the person a blacksmith, a butcher,
an army leader or karate expert? Mars is in Leo, both in the birth chart
and in the navamsha. Leo is a sign of royalty and power. The nakshatra
is Poorva Phalguni (symbolized by a hammock), ruled by Venus. This indicates
a tendency for seeking power, but with comforts (political, rather than
physical). Out of the 6 Shadvargas (the 6 most important divisional charts)
Mars is placed in, 4 are fire signs, adding ambition and forcefulness
to Mars.
All
of the calculations listed here, some of which may be new to you, are
hyperlinked to the tutorial, so you can easily read more about them.