The mercury planet has moved from Capricorn to Aquarius from Capricorn, where it will last till 27 February. Like Capricorn, Aquarius is also ruled by Saturn. According to experts, this planetary innings is expected to bring financial changes for many people. Additionally, on 12 February, Surya also entered Kumbh and will remain there till 14 March.
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Formation of triple combination in Kumbh:
From 12 February to 27 February, Sun, Mercury and Saturn will align in the Kumbh, forming a rare triple combination (trianggrahi yoga). This astronomical event is expected to have significant impact on global and economic matters. Some individuals may face financial challenges, losses in transactions, or investment disputes, while others may experience obstacles in their financial growth. The alignment of these planets will affect commerce, speech, intelligence, calculation and decision making.
Business related to media, law, business and stock markets is likely to be more affected by the transit of Mercury.
Para’s role in astrology:
Mercury is the planet of communication and intellect, in which Lord Vishnu is as his deity. It is known as the protector of traders and controls trade and commerce. Being the smallest planet in the solar system and the closest to the Sun, Mercury plays an important role in shaping market trends and decision making abilities. In Vedic astrology, planetary transit often creates unique yoga that bring various effects on individuals and economies.
Effect of Sun, Saturn, and Mercury in Aquarius:
When many planets come together in the same zodiac, their joint energy produces powerful effects. In mid -February, the Sun, Saturn, and the mercury will align in aquarius, forming the trigrahi yoga. Additionally, Saturn, being in its Mul Trichona sign (its powerful placement), strengthens the effects of this combination.
The major effects of this combination:
- Increase in creativity and innovation in individuals.
- A favorable time for business expansion and business agreements.
- Increase in international trade, especially in imports and exports.
- Strengthen some national currencies.
- Development of new trade policies in major economies.
- Stability in the stock market with controlled ups and downs in commodity prices.
- Positive effects on education and student learning.
- Favorable climate change, benefiting agricultural production.
- Dairy production and better vegetable yields increased by benefiting farmers.
- Increase in industrial production, leading to economic stability.
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