Jupiter's Transits

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Thank you for this wonderful email. It is of great help to a

beginner like me. Do you by any chance have the effects of transit of

Saturn wrt moon.

 

Supriti

vedic astrology, "deandddd" <deandddd@u...>

wrote:

> People,

>

> In transit, Jupiter is about to move out of sidereal Cancer into

> sidereal Leo. Astro Vedica presents stanzas from Brihat Samhita in

> summary:

>

> The following is a summary from Prasna Marg of the transit effects

of

> planets in the different houses from the Moon. These results, in

> turn, are have been distilled from the Brihat Jataka.

> ( Translation by B. Suryanarayan Rao ). We say houses from the

Moon,

> of course, because the transits of planets are judged by their

> movement in relation to the Moon, not from the ascendent.

>

>

> Stanza 13. Jupiter transiting the birth moon involves loss of

money,

> depromotion, quarrels and mental dejection; in the second, gain of

> wealth, ruin to foes, happiness to women; in the third, some change

> in profession, obstacles to all actions; in the fourth, sorrows

> caused by relatives, want of peace from all quarters; in the fifth,

> acquisition of vehicles such as horses or oxen, gain of ornaments

and

> children, happiness from women, gain of clothes and dwelling

houses;

> in the sixth, tendency to feel unhappy though having everything to

> make one confortable.

>

> Stanza 14. In the seventh from the radical moon, Jupiter brings

> cleverness in speech, sharpness of intelligence, accomplishment of

> all actions and gain of money, happiness in sexual enjoyments; in

the

> eighth, unbearable grief, diseases, loss of liberty, over-exertion

> and fatigue; in the ninth, profits, happiness with wife and

children,

> acquisition of authority, accomplishments, and success in all

> actions; in the tenth, loss of position or profession, wealth, and

> fruitlessness of all actions.

>

> Stanza 15. Jupiter transiting the eleventh indicates favors,

success

> in all actions, and elevation to a distinguished station in life;

in

> the twelfth, fatigue caused by long walks and severe miseries in

> life.

>

> Astro Vedica:

>

> http://www.hiddenmysteries.com/delucia/item419delucia.html

>

> Dharma/Dean