Guiding Lives, Teaching Astrology Wisdom
Guiding Lives, Teaching Astrology Wisdom
1. Introduction In Vedic Astrology, the conjunction of the Sun-Mercury Conjunction is one of the most frequently occurring and highly respected planetary unions. It is traditionally known as “Budhaditya Yoga” (Budha meaning Mercury, and Aditya being a name for the …
1. Introduction Sun-Venus Conjunction in Vedic Astrology, the meeting of the Sun (Surya) and Venus (Shukra) is one of the most common yet complex conjunctions. It represents the fusion of the King (Power/Soul) and the Artist (Beauty/Desire). The Metaphor: Imagine …
1. Introduction In the celestial cabinet of Mercury-Moon Conjunction in Vedic Astrology, the meeting of Mercury (Budha) and the Moon (Chandra) is a fusion of the Intellect and the Emotions. This is often called the “Yoga of the Storyteller” or …
1. Introduction In the complex tapestry of Mercury-Ketu Conjunction in Vedic Astrology, the conjunction of Mercury (Budha) and Ketu represents a profound state of “Mental Internalization.” Mercury is the celestial Prince, the ruler of our conscious processing, speech, and the …
1. Introduction In the celestial cabinet of Vedic Astrology, the meeting of Mercury-Venus Conjunction is known as the Lakshmi-Narayan Yoga. This is one of the most auspicious and aesthetically pleasing unions in the zodiac. It represents the fusion of Intellect (the …
1. Introduction In the celestial cabinet of Vedic Astrology, The term “Grahan” (Eclipse) yoga refers to the Sun-Ketu Conjunction. This union represents the fusion of the King/Source of Light and the Smoky Shadow that represents the tail of the dragon. Mythologically, …
1. Introduction In the celestial cabinet of Vedic Astrology, the Venus-Ketu Conjunction is one of the most mysterious and spiritually charged unions. This conjunction represents the fusion of the Goddess of Desire (the source of love and beauty) and the Distant …
1. Introduction In the celestial cabinet of Jupiter-Saturn Conjunction in Vedic Astrology, the meeting of Jupiter (Guru) and Saturn (Shani) is known as the Dharma-Karmadhipati Yoga or the Great Conjunction. This union represents the fusion of the Priest (the source …
1. Introduction In the celestial cabinet of Sun-Saturn Conjunction in Vedic Astrology, the meeting of the Sun (Surya) and Saturn (Shani) is one of the most intense and karmically heavy unions. This conjunction represents the fusion of the King (the …
1. Introduction In the cosmic cabinet of Vedic Astrology, the Saturn-Mercury Conjunction of Saturn (Shani) and Mercury (Budha) represents the fusion of the fastest, most agile planet with the slowest, most deliberate one. This union creates the mind of the …
