Understanding Planets conjunction through their elements
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Sun – Venus One can only see the ocean in the light of day. Thus, when watery Venus combines with the heated Sun, it is able to showcase its qualities to the masses. When heat touches water, the water warms up, causing the mind to occasionally be afflicted with sudden bursts of temper. When the Sun is very close in degree to Venus, Venus's abilities are combusted—its procreative power and feelings of love evaporate like water under intense heat. However, because both heat and the ocean are vast with no end to their reach, this conjunction often bestows fame in an individual's horoscope.
Saturn – Mars When the Earth retains intense internal heat, it unleashes volcanic eruptions. Similarly, the conjunction of earthy Saturn and heated Mars can cause explosive disruptions in a native's life—both in their external environment and internal psychology. As long as heat is trapped inside the Earth, extreme temperament builds; when it finally breaks through, it can destroy everything in its path, making certain areas of life destructive for individuals with this alignment. Conversely, out of Mars's heat comes the passion to build, and out of Saturn's earthy nature comes a solid foundation. If this energy is focused, this conjunction provides extreme determination and the will to build something significant.
Mercury – Moon Air flowing over water dissolves oxygen, enabling aquatic life to survive. Furthermore, when water evaporates and condenses into clouds, the air carries it across great distances. An individual with a Mercury–Moon conjunction possesses a far-reaching imagination combined with intellect, where both depend on each other to thrive. The vast ocean of the Moon receives air to breathe, allowing emotions to be expressed easily and making the native adept at writing and speaking. However, too much moisture in the air creates humidity; similarly, one can feel mentally exhausted if internal feelings are not expressed.
Jupiter (Ether / Akasha) The final element is represented by Jupiter, which is Ether (Akasha) in nature—symbolizing expansion, space, wisdom, sound (Shabda), and pure consciousness. Because Ether is the substrate that allows the other four elements (Fire, Earth, Air, Water) to exist and expand, a conjunction between Jupiter and any other planet allows that planet's inherent nature to expand toward infinity:
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Jupiter – Moon: Expands human consciousness like an infinite ocean, elevating it toward a divine spiritual awareness without limits.
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Jupiter – Mercury: Expands one's capacity to express ideas to the masses, granting intellectual wisdom.
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Jupiter – Saturn: Connects earthy practicalities with universal wisdom. This enhances one's ability to uplift humanity, allowing the native to influence others with cosmic insight.
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Jupiter – Mars: Expands the intensity of passion, drive, and aggression.
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Jupiter – Sun: Expands spiritual fire, causing righteousness and leadership to come forth.
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Jupiter – Venus: Expands the deep ocean of Venusian emotion into universal empathy. Kindness and love reach whosoever comes into contact with individuals bearing this conjunction.
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