Conjunction: sharing one sign
Planets in the same sign form a conjunction, but closeness matters. A wide conjunction may show shared territory; a close conjunction can blend, compete, or intensify the planets more directly.
Always consider dignity, degrees, combustion, planetary war where applicable, and house lordship before deciding which planet dominates.
Drishti: directed influence
In Parashari practice, all planets cast a seventh-house aspect. Mars, Jupiter, and Saturn also have special full aspects. Different traditions may apply additional aspect frameworks, so name the method you are using.
- Mars: fourth, seventh, and eighth
- Jupiter: fifth, seventh, and ninth
- Saturn: third, seventh, and tenth
From contact to judgement
An aspect does not guarantee an event. Ask what houses the planets rule, whether the relationship repeats through significators or divisional charts, and whether an appropriate dasha or transit activates it.
Put it into practice
Use the idea on a real chart.
Find one conjunction or major aspect in your chart. Write the houses ruled by both planets and identify the life areas their relationship connects.
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