Lewis Carl Vedic birth chart profile
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✨ Cancer Lagna

Lewis Carl

★ July 1, 1961 · Birmingham, Alabama
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Moon Sign
Capricorn
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Sun Sign
Gemini
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Ascendant
Cancer
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Nakshatra
Dhanishta
Birth Star
Current Dasha · Mercury / Moon / Saturn · Sep 2026 – Dec 2026
Other FamousVocational awardOlympicsEntertainmentSportsBusiness/MarketingSelfEmployedActor
Biography

Who is Lewis Carl?

American track and field athlete who moved into Olympic history in Los Angeles in 1984 by matching Jesse Owens all time record of four Gold Medals. He received the awards for the long-jump, 100 m dash, 200 m dash and the 400 m dash. In the Atlanta Olympics, 1996, he won Gold in the long jump and placed 3rd in the 100 m Van Damme Memorial. Altogether, Lewis won nine Olympic gold medals, one Olympic silver medal, and 10 World Championships medals, including eight gold. His career spanned from 1979 to 1996, when he last won an Olympic event. He is one of only three Olympic athletes who won a gold medal in the same individual event in four consecutive Olympic Games. He is a member of a black, all-American family with two brothers, Mackie and Cleve, and a sister, Carol, who are all champions. Mackie, born in 1955, holds the country record in the 200 m. and Cleve, born 1956, is a winner of All American soccer at college. His baby sister Carol was the winner of the Bronze Medal at the World Games in Helsinki for holding the record on the indoor long jump. His folks ran a track club from the time Carl and Carol were seven and five, respectively. The two kids were inseparable as youngsters, and Carol would follow her big brother to track meets. A showman and exceptional athlete, he burst onto the scene in 1979 as a long jumper. Carl had an unbroken streak of 65 straight wins in the long jump before losing to Mike Powell in 1991. At the 1988 Seoul Olympics, he won the 100 m dash. At Barcelona, 1992, he won his third Gold Medal in the Long Jump. A superstar sprinter as well, he spent a decade as the worlds fastest man. He reached an astonishing 28 mph to win the 100 m dash during the 1984 games. After retiring from his athletics career, Lewis became an actor and has appeared in a number of films. In 2011, he attempted to run for a seat as a Democrat in the New Jersey Senate, but was removed from the ballot due to the states residency requirement. Lewis owns a marketing and branding company named C.L.E.G., which markets and brands products and services including his own. Lewis is a vegan. He credits his outstanding 1991 results in part to the vegan diet he adopted in 1990, when he was in his late twenties. Link to Wikipedia biography
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Carl Lewis (born July 1, 1961, Birmingham, Alabama)

Overview

Carl Lewis is a retired American track and field athlete widely regarded as one of the greatest sprinters and long jumpers in history. He earned nine Olympic gold medals across four Games (1984, 1988, 1992, 1996) and claimed multiple World Championship titles. His dominance in the 100m, 200m, 4x100m relay, and long jump helped redefine American excellence in athletics.

Key achievements

  • Nine Olympic gold medals across four Olympic Games
  • Multiple World Championship titles
  • Dominant performer in sprinting and long jump during the 1980s and early 1990s

Post-competition career

Since retiring from competition, Lewis has appeared as a track and field commentator, motivational speaker, and mentor for youth athletes. He has supported charitable initiatives and spoken on sport, fitness, and Olympism. He remains a frequent commentator at track and field events and a notable public figure within American athletics.

Public profiles and social media

Public profiles exist on major social media platforms under the name Carl Lewis. Profiles typically share insights on athletics, motivational messages, and event updates. Availability and verification status vary by platform.

Recent projects and appearances

Publicly reported activities in the 2010s–2020s include media work related to Olympic and track and field events, charity work, and youth sport programs. For the latest, check official Olympic and athletics organizations or his verified profiles.

Sources and references

Britannica entry on Carl Lewis; Olympic.org profiles; World Athletics athlete profiles; major media coverage of Olympic Games.

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Which Raj Yogas are in Lewis Carl's birth chart?

6 FOUND

Lewis Carl's chart shows 5 Raj Yogas and 1 challenging combination, including Gaja Kesari Yoga, Vasumitra Yoga, Sasa Yoga.

Planetary Combinations
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Which dasha is Lewis Carl running now?

VIMSHOTTARI

Lewis Carl is currently in the Mercury mahadasha, running from Sep 11, 2026 to Dec 2, 2026.

PREVIOUSJul 3, 2026 - Sep 11, 2026
Mercury / Moon / Jupiter
NOWSep 11, 2026 - Dec 2, 2026
Mercury / Moon / Saturn
NEXTDec 2, 2026 - Feb 14, 2027
Mercury / Moon / Mercury
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What do Lewis Carl's numerology numbers say?

Lewis Carl's core numbers are Destiny 8, Soul Urge 11, Personality 8, Karmic Debt 16.

◎Destiny
8

Chaldean Destiny 8 indicates executive expression and authority. It supports business, finance, leadership, and achievement through discipline.

❖Soul Urge
11

Chaldean Soul 11 desires spiritual alignment and intuitive clarity. It seeks meaning, inspiration, and higher guidance with grounding.

◇Personality
8

Chaldean Personality 8 appears strong, ambitious, and authoritative. Others often see business sense, leadership, and control.

⚖Karmic Debt
16

Chaldean Karmic Debt 16 indicates lessons of humility and inner truth. It asks you to release ego patterns and grow through honest self-correction.

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Life Events & Planetary Transits

Key events mapped against the active Dasha and planetary transits at the time.

1979
Career
Begin Major Project 1979 (First entered track and field)
1983
Career
Prize 1983 (World Championships, Gold in the long jump)
1984
Career
Prize 1984 (Olympic Gold in the 4×100 m relay)
1984
Career
Prize 4 August 1984 (Olympic Gold in the 100 m)
1984
Career
Prize 6 August 1984 (Olympic Gold in the long jump)
1984
Career
Prize 8 August 1984 (Olympic Gold in the 200 m)
1987
Career
Prize 16 August 1987 (Pan American, Gold in the long jump)
1988
Career
Prize 24 September 1988 (Olympic Gold in the 100 m)
1988
Career
Prize 25 September 1988 (Olympic Gold in the long jump)
1991
Career
Prize 1991 (Gold in running, Silver in the long jump)
1992
Career
Prize 6 August 1992 (Olympic Gold in the long jump)
1993
Career
Prize 1993 (Bronze in 200 m.)
1996
Career
Prize 29 July 1996 (Olympic Gold in long jump)
1996
Career
Prize 23 August 1996 (3rd place in 100 m, Van Damme memorial)
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