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Mercury/ Budha in Aquarius/ Kumbha on March 9, 2015- Vedic Astrology Transits


Mercury/ Budha leaves Capricorn/Makara Rāśi/ Rashi and moves to Kumbha Rāśi/ Aquarius on March 9, 2015 in the morning hours.

This is a significant change in the reference frame of Vedic astrology transits as it portends the end of a curse period for Budha.

In Capricorn, Mercury has simultaneously been aspected by Saturn and Rāhu/ Rahu, the North Node of the Moon from Scorpio/ Vṛṣcika/ Vrishchika and Virgo/ Kanyā/ Kanya Rāśis respectively.

A planetarycurse is formed when two or more malefic planets aspect a naturally benefic planet. The significations of the planet Mercury such as communications, commerce, learning, transactions and monetary matters have been adversely impacted. Saturn has brought slowness and extra effort to Mercurial realms of endeavor and accomplishment and Rāhu has brought ambiguity and worse, lack of trust in business.

For those significantly under the impact of the planet Budha in any manner, either by way of Daśās/ Dashas/periodicities or by participating in a realm governed by the Graha,  this phase has tested.

The transit chart for the movement of Mercury into Aquarius is given below-
 

 

 
There are no adverse influences on the planet in the sign Aquarius and it is conjoined Sūrya/ Surya/ Sun, the giver of all resources as the Āditya/ Aditya. This period will foster expertise in varying areas for different people as it forms the Budha Aditya/ Āditya Yoga.

There is a lot to be said for the specific affliction brought forth by the combined influence of Saturn and Rāhu but it is beyond the scope of this note. Suffice it to say that the desire to afflict will be absent in Aquarius and original work of great merit is likely to come through in this transit, at least on the positive side of it.
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