Hello,
What is this conjunction called and what are the effects of this conjunction?
Saturn - Venus - Moon Conjunction.
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Saturn- Venus-Moon Conjunction
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The effect of this conjunction depends on the ascendant sign. It can be favorable for some and challenging for others.
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If you have the right knowledge, EXACT predictions can be made. Astrology is an incredible tool for guidance and one should take note of the energies of changing dasa lords.
If you have the right knowledge, EXACT predictions can be made. Astrology is an incredible tool for guidance and one should take note of the energies of changing dasa lords.
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Saturn is a regulator. Whichever house it occupies, its aspects, and the planets that influence or are closely conjunct with it, restrict or regulate that energy. Saturn’s currency is hard work, legitimacy, and social approval.
When Saturn is in conjunction with Venus, I consider it a good alignment because it regulates pleasure (Venus) and relationships. Venus is also a significator for money, so Saturn regulates money as well. Regardless of whether the source of money is lawful or illegal, Saturn provides a steady acquisition of wealth and status. Both are friendly planets. In a male chart, this conjunction indicates a steady, sober spouse, though sometimes the spouse may be mature or older in age. Such relationships or partnerships can endure for generations and are not characterized by short/frivolous sake. Saturn is karmic in nature shows a lack of youthful energy or intimacy; emotional fulfillment will take time and comes with mid-age.
In a female chart, Venus represents the self and shows a woman who values stability and social ascent or security. She often works in large corporations, is reliable, and excels in crafting durable relationships. She is not frivolous with relationships or money and is conservative unless Saturn and Venus are significators of the 5th house. Even then, she is still not flamboyant and enters into marriage adhering to social norms or alliance are crafted for social ascent.
When paired with the Moon, however, there is a dichotomy. In traditional astrology, this combination is called Vishkumbh Yoga, which is considered challenging. This is not literal, but it reflects that Cancer, a free-flowing energy, contrasts with restricting Saturn. Venus-marriage/business partnership are conditional social arrangements crafted for mutual benefits, unlike Cancer, which signifies the mother’s unconditional love. Cancer's unconditional love may be impeded. Mother's affection is often tied to social performance or sometimes mother is busy with other social obligations, leading a feeling of neglect during childhood. This influence makes one duty-bound. Even in pleasant circumstances, one may feel constrained by Moon-related matters (mother, parents, homeland, dwellings, paternal grandmother, school friends, milk-related).
The native develops a Saturnian ethic of routine to gain the approval of those significant to them. While not often a significator of apathy (which is Moon + Ketu), the native may project as dull, rigid, or strict, and might be seen as a party pooper or teacher's pet in younger years. However, this often improves over time, and as they mature, they tend to become a responsible caretaker and citizen.
Venus and the Moon are also significators of poetic expression, feeling loved, and enjoying life's simple pleasures. One’s pleasure is tied to the work done. The apt quote for this conjuction is, 'Love is work, work is love; that's all there is.
If Saturn rules a Kendra or Trikona house, indicates a durable career ascent in government/corporate administration. With these three conjunctions together, one's emotional life can feel isolated at an early age. Both Venus and the Moon are significators of female figures such as the mother, spouse, sisters, and female friends, making relationships feel burdensome/lack thereof during the initial part of life.
When Saturn is in conjunction with Venus, I consider it a good alignment because it regulates pleasure (Venus) and relationships. Venus is also a significator for money, so Saturn regulates money as well. Regardless of whether the source of money is lawful or illegal, Saturn provides a steady acquisition of wealth and status. Both are friendly planets. In a male chart, this conjunction indicates a steady, sober spouse, though sometimes the spouse may be mature or older in age. Such relationships or partnerships can endure for generations and are not characterized by short/frivolous sake. Saturn is karmic in nature shows a lack of youthful energy or intimacy; emotional fulfillment will take time and comes with mid-age.
In a female chart, Venus represents the self and shows a woman who values stability and social ascent or security. She often works in large corporations, is reliable, and excels in crafting durable relationships. She is not frivolous with relationships or money and is conservative unless Saturn and Venus are significators of the 5th house. Even then, she is still not flamboyant and enters into marriage adhering to social norms or alliance are crafted for social ascent.
When paired with the Moon, however, there is a dichotomy. In traditional astrology, this combination is called Vishkumbh Yoga, which is considered challenging. This is not literal, but it reflects that Cancer, a free-flowing energy, contrasts with restricting Saturn. Venus-marriage/business partnership are conditional social arrangements crafted for mutual benefits, unlike Cancer, which signifies the mother’s unconditional love. Cancer's unconditional love may be impeded. Mother's affection is often tied to social performance or sometimes mother is busy with other social obligations, leading a feeling of neglect during childhood. This influence makes one duty-bound. Even in pleasant circumstances, one may feel constrained by Moon-related matters (mother, parents, homeland, dwellings, paternal grandmother, school friends, milk-related).
The native develops a Saturnian ethic of routine to gain the approval of those significant to them. While not often a significator of apathy (which is Moon + Ketu), the native may project as dull, rigid, or strict, and might be seen as a party pooper or teacher's pet in younger years. However, this often improves over time, and as they mature, they tend to become a responsible caretaker and citizen.
Venus and the Moon are also significators of poetic expression, feeling loved, and enjoying life's simple pleasures. One’s pleasure is tied to the work done. The apt quote for this conjuction is, 'Love is work, work is love; that's all there is.
If Saturn rules a Kendra or Trikona house, indicates a durable career ascent in government/corporate administration. With these three conjunctions together, one's emotional life can feel isolated at an early age. Both Venus and the Moon are significators of female figures such as the mother, spouse, sisters, and female friends, making relationships feel burdensome/lack thereof during the initial part of life.
Undoubtedly this conjunction gives a very delayed marriage .... say around 40 if denial is not there.
This does not mean that such native do not get married, but all marriages done within this age are unhappy/short-termed and end up by separation/divorce or death of spouse, what will happen will depend upon the horoscope of the spouse.
To understand it better you may read my book available on Amazon.
"Timing Marriage Match-Making KAT"
Hamid Sheikh
Vedic Astrologer.
This does not mean that such native do not get married, but all marriages done within this age are unhappy/short-termed and end up by separation/divorce or death of spouse, what will happen will depend upon the horoscope of the spouse.
To understand it better you may read my book available on Amazon.
"Timing Marriage Match-Making KAT"
Hamid Sheikh
Vedic Astrologer.
Djokovic’s Claim of Eating ‘Poisoned’ Food During 2022 Melbourne Hotel Detention: ‘Possible but Very Unlikely,’ Say Experts
Astrology offers an intriguing perspective on Novak Djokovic’s 2022 claim that he consumed "poisoned" food during his detention in a Melbourne hotel. Experts say such an allegation is technically possible, but it remains doubtful.
Astrological insights can be drawn from Djokovic's birth chart, which is available on Astrodatabank with an AA rating. Considering the timing of the 2022 Australian Open, held between January 17 and January 30, 2022, the planetary alignments during this period are noteworthy.
In Djokovic’s chart, the Lagna Lord, Jupiter (representing the whole body), is closely conjunct with Rahu (symbolizing poison) and the 8th House Lord, the Moon (indicating chronic diseases). The Moon is also positioned in Mrityu Bhaga, a zone associated with life-threatening influences. This placement suggests vulnerability to physical harm or illness.
During January 2022, the Vimshottari Dasha was Venus-Sun-Jupiter, with the Pratyantar Dasha Lord, Jupiter, located in the 4th House and tightly conjunct with Rahu (poison) and the Moon (chronic diseases, death inflicting ). This alignment strengthens the plausibility of Djokovic's claims of physical distress, as it highlights potential exposure to harm or toxicity.
Furthermore, during the Antar Dasha, the Sun (lord of the 6th House of disease) occupies a challenging position with Mercury (lord of the 7th House, representing death and potential harm) under the influence of Saturn (lord of the 2nd House, associated with death). This mutual aspect of Mercury and Saturn suggests an increased risk of injury or illness during this period.
Additionally, in the Dwadshottari Dasha, with Djokovic's Navamsha Lagna (chart of the life partner) in Libra, he was undergoing the Rahu-Moon-Sun Dasha. Rahu and the Moon, both representing poison and death-inducing influences, are in conjunction with Jupiter (the Lagna Lord, representing the whole body). Meanwhile, the Sun is positioned in the 6th House, which is associated with diseases.
Taken together, these astrological indicators seem to support Djokovic's claim, suggesting the possibility that he may have been exposed to harmful conditions during his detention. According to Jatakabharanum, the Sun in Taurus, when aspected by Saturn, is said to make the native prone to illness. This aligns with and supports Novak Djokovic's claim.
Astrology offers an intriguing perspective on Novak Djokovic’s 2022 claim that he consumed "poisoned" food during his detention in a Melbourne hotel. Experts say such an allegation is technically possible, but it remains doubtful.
Astrological insights can be drawn from Djokovic's birth chart, which is available on Astrodatabank with an AA rating. Considering the timing of the 2022 Australian Open, held between January 17 and January 30, 2022, the planetary alignments during this period are noteworthy.
In Djokovic’s chart, the Lagna Lord, Jupiter (representing the whole body), is closely conjunct with Rahu (symbolizing poison) and the 8th House Lord, the Moon (indicating chronic diseases). The Moon is also positioned in Mrityu Bhaga, a zone associated with life-threatening influences. This placement suggests vulnerability to physical harm or illness.
During January 2022, the Vimshottari Dasha was Venus-Sun-Jupiter, with the Pratyantar Dasha Lord, Jupiter, located in the 4th House and tightly conjunct with Rahu (poison) and the Moon (chronic diseases, death inflicting ). This alignment strengthens the plausibility of Djokovic's claims of physical distress, as it highlights potential exposure to harm or toxicity.
Furthermore, during the Antar Dasha, the Sun (lord of the 6th House of disease) occupies a challenging position with Mercury (lord of the 7th House, representing death and potential harm) under the influence of Saturn (lord of the 2nd House, associated with death). This mutual aspect of Mercury and Saturn suggests an increased risk of injury or illness during this period.
Additionally, in the Dwadshottari Dasha, with Djokovic's Navamsha Lagna (chart of the life partner) in Libra, he was undergoing the Rahu-Moon-Sun Dasha. Rahu and the Moon, both representing poison and death-inducing influences, are in conjunction with Jupiter (the Lagna Lord, representing the whole body). Meanwhile, the Sun is positioned in the 6th House, which is associated with diseases.
Taken together, these astrological indicators seem to support Djokovic's claim, suggesting the possibility that he may have been exposed to harmful conditions during his detention. According to Jatakabharanum, the Sun in Taurus, when aspected by Saturn, is said to make the native prone to illness. This aligns with and supports Novak Djokovic's claim.
