Mars conjunction Jupiter: the meaning
A team captain who galvanizes her teammates before the final, an entrepreneur who launches three companies before thirty, a community activist who organizes a national fundraiser from his living room: Mars stuck to Jupiter gives this conquering energy.
The two planets meet about every two years. Their meeting in Sagittarius, Jupiter’s domicile, or in Aries, Mars’s domicile, would be especially fiery; in Capricorn, where Mars is exalted but Jupiter in its fall, ambition would turn more calculating.
The person acts on a grand scale. Small goals do not satisfy them: they need a challenge to match, a project that has meaning, a cause to defend. Their enthusiasm is contagious, their courage generous. They like sports, adventure travel, competitions, everything that lets them push past their limits. Their battles often have a moral dimension: they fight for justice, for an idea, for others, more than for themselves.
The downside is excess. They may overestimate their strength, launch too many projects at once, take reckless risks thinking luck will follow. Their convictions can turn into proselytizing, and their confidence into arrogance. Astrologers advise them to assess the risks before charging ahead and to finish what they start. Directed with a little method, this conjunction accomplishes remarkable things.
- Exact angle
- 0°
- Orb used
- ± 8°Usual orb between two planets
- Traditional nature
- Depends on the planets
- Planets
- Personal planet and social planet