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Venus in Leo/ Śukra/ Shukra in Simha on 17th July, 2013

The great material benefic Venus/ Śukra/ Shukra transits to Leo/ Simha Rāśi/ Rashi on the evening of 17th July, 2013. While Leo is an inimical sign for Venus in Vedic astrology being ruled by the Sun which is not entirely aligned to the pursuit of beauty or luxury or pleasure, though as King He might have them all, Śukra/ Shukra is a great natural benefic in any Hindu horoscope and for any Lagna.

The transit chart showing the planetary positions exactly at the time of the entry of the planet Venus into Leo on 17th July, 2013 is given below-

 
 
 
 
 
Now, Venus might be transiting an inimical/ Śatru/ Shatru Rāśi/ Rashi as aforesaid but the movement of Venus is important nonetheless. It indicates a temporal shifting of focus as far as relationships and comforts are concerned. Venus is an important planet and it will depend on the lordship and placement in the natal horoscope as to the true nature of its impact on persons during the transit.
 
We have also seen that at the time of the transit of Venus into Leo, the transit Moon is also moving through Libra/ Tula/ Tulā Rāśi the Mūlatṛkoṇa Rāśi/ Moolatrikona Rashi of the planet Venus. So the Jala Grahas are connected in this manner.
 
Varga Gochara or the transit of the planets through the divisional charts is yet another aspect of Jyotisha/ Indian astrology which is to be kept in mind while attempting to understand the results. Further the ingress of the planet Venus into Leo furnishes a dominant and beneficial context to Śani and Rāhu/ Shani and Rahu in Tulā Rāśi/Tula Rashi/ Libra which would be very useful in addition to the impact being made by the 5th House aspect of Jupiter.
 
We must also note that this transit also coincides with the Karkaṭa Saṅkrāṅti/ Karkata Sankranti/ solar ingress into the sign Cancer. The things required for learning, refurbishing the home, getting the house in order, those needed to inculcate the feeling of happiness and Sukha are going to be important throughout the coming month. These developments show changes dominantly in the Jala Tattwa Graha and Rāśi/ Rashi.
 
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