Mercury Conjunction Jupiter

Mercury conjunction: It is not only the absence of thought that is disturbing, but also in many cases its presence. Mercury gives the Planet in conjunction with it a strong mental coloring, even when it is totally unnecessary and undesirable to the person; for example, when Mercury is conjunct Venus, there will be so much calculation and common sense in love relationships that any immediate feeling and vivid sensation will not live very long, especially if Mercury is stronger than Venus. Unfortunately, mental coloring is not identical with intelligence, as it is most often reduced to common flat perceptions and stamps of public consciousness and subconsciousness, which will actively influence the principle of the Planet, strongly schematizing and profaning it. A man will certainly feel it, but all his attempts to get rid of such deadening (each time in his own way) influence of Mercury on the Planet by expanding the sphere of its manifestations (for example, searching for new lovers in the case of Venus) are doomed to failure, as the mind, though rough, is flexible, and can adapt and somehow model any phenomenon. The working out of the conjunction goes first of all through the working out of Mercury, i.e. realizing the role and meaning of mental activity as giving a general direction to energy flows and planetary principles, but not replacing them. Here working through is difficult, because it requires reorganization of thinking, rejection of heavy straightforward social stamps and transition to work with lighter and more flexible thought-forms, capable of adequate interaction with the principle of the Planet. For example, the conjunction of Mercury and Mars with a strong Mercury at a low level of elaboration gives not a person, but practically a robot, which any active action must first model in the head, completely unable to trust the feeling and logic of their direct energetic manifestations. Working through the aspect gives great creative ability, manifesting as subtle and ingenious indirect mental control of the Planetary Principle in those moments when it is needed. Jupiter conjunction: Standing on the shoulders of giants, see that they do not slouch. At a low level, the Jupiter conjunction gives the Planet a keen sense of its own importance. A person sincerely feels that all his manifestations in the relevant areas are unusually important and significant; here he has great opportunities, and everyone, realizing this, should help him and selflessly serve. Indeed, potentially this aspect gives a great expansion of the Planetary Principle and at times undeserved personal luck (especially with strong Jupiter), such as high patronage. The danger here is that one tends to take these opportunities as given, as if they could not be otherwise, and in the purely egoistic aspect of joyful consumption; to work through it is to realize one's responsibility for any Jupiterian gifts and opportunities as group values, and to distribute them most effectively and creatively. A Jupiter conjunction means an intense invitation to the egregore, and the person (karmically) must not only consume the gifts, but also enter the egregore and do the necessary work with it (or in it), or give the opened channel to the right person. For example, the conjunction of Jupiter and Mars means that a person will have a lot of energy coming from a variety of sources, but also a strong temptation to spend it chaotically, thoughtlessly and ineffectively, although he himself for a long time will subconsciously believe that any of his active action is flawless and brings grace in its purest form. At a high level of elaboration, this person opens high energy and spiritual channels to others (in general, the Jupiter conjunction is an aspect of the preacher).

This is an enthusiastic person who loves to plan their activities at length. They are very inquisitive and have a wide range of interests and hobbies. They are kind, intelligent, ambitious, prone to exaggeration, eloquent, and optimistic. They enjoy the authority of their statements, sometimes overlooking the need to discipline their thinking and speech. Such people often find themselves in education, historical science, and public life. They possess excellent intuition, a peaceful nature, calm, and devotion. They are multi-talented and often become happy and wealthy. Most people consider them decent and reliable. They are often interested in religious philosophy. They strive to actively influence the opinions and positions of others, striving to understand and perceive everything that happens. They are particularly interested in issues of religion, law, and education. They place considerable importance on the intellectual abilities of their interlocutors and partners. They are highly eloquent, which allows them to achieve positions of authority in their chosen field. They possess a broad intellect and a keen mind. They are deeply interested in many subjects, are adept at persuading opponents, and are excellent teachers and analysts. They are successful public speakers and, when necessary, are capable of enlisting the support of even their detractors. They make excellent advisors and mentors, respected by those around them for their unwavering commitment to humane ideas. A good education facilitates their careers, and they are valued by many not only as individuals but also as professionals.

Connection: a practical, active mind, capable of simplifying, sometimes even coarsening, facts to make them accessible to everyone. Ease of assimilation and perception, cunning, opportunism of thinking; such a person will be able to use some trick to ensure that the answer agrees. He is a good speaker, easily expresses his thoughts, and has the gift of persuasion: for him, the word serves to achieve success. His ideas are practical, concrete, and publicly accessible.

Your child is very curious, with many interests and hobbies. Sometimes they promise more than they can deliver. They are eloquent and persuasive, inclined to exaggeration. Parents should encourage the child to tell various stories or write them down, whether true or fictional. Then, discuss them together so the child can properly assess ordinary reality without overstating it.

Broad mind, erudition, interest in religion, law, pedagogy. They know how to persuade eloquently. At least once in their life they undertake a long journey (which often discourages further travel). They are respected and considered authorities. Success in business ventures.