Chamatkar Chintamani Jupiter in Pisces: “Intuitive, investigating, philosophical and spiritual, prophetic, affectionate, and generous, humane, heads social and charitable institutions. Yearning for Life Divine.” Astrology King Jupiter conjunct Markab: “Trouble and loss through legal matters, danger of judicial sentence or banishment and exile. Preferment in legal, sports, and matters dealing with the public. The native can…
Bepin Behari Moon in Pisces: “It enables the psyche of the person to acquire great tranquility where every single ripple or vibration at the higher realm could be registered. Gives favourable physical level conditions the bridge between the highest level of one’s existence and the physical level of activities could be established.” Moon in Purva…
Rahu in Revati & Ketu in Hasta – Rahu in Revati on YouTube – Rahu in Revati brings dreams alive. Escapists, expats, exiles, dreamy nature, fascinated by other worlds, good psychic ability, innovative but a bit ‘out-there.’ They have a fascination for the other side of the great ocean, making the cross-over. The duality of…
Saturn in Pisces Everything dispels in Pisces: old ways, old responsibilities, duties might slowly fade away. Saturn takes this dissolution seriously. They often work with foreigners, in foreign countries, isolated or secluded settings; ones responsibilities and work often remain out of the spotlight. These folks are often working to make dreams a reality; or make…
16º 40’ Pisces – 30º 00’ PiscesZeta – Piscium, Mu – Piscium Ruled by MercuryStar of Wealth & the Power to Nourish, Protect, Foster. Meaning: the Wealthy, to TranscendMain deity: Pushan: Protector of flocks, herds (movable wealth) & Travellers. Main symbols: Ferry-man, Helmsman. or Nagada Drum.Associations: Reverie, Revolving, Reverend, Revelry, Resolution. Secondary symbols: Ocean of…
Rahu in Revati & Ketu in Chitra Dreamy and innovative; escapists, travellers who often live abroad form some time. A love for literature, theatre, film, art, music seems to be the healthy means of escape. They are often minimalists, having abandoned the need for make-up and accessories. Louis Sullivan puts it well when he says…