Logitudinal Difference between SUN, MERCURY and VENUS - 3

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Longitudinal difference between 2 planets is the distance between them in term of longitudinal degrees. The common term for this is Elongation, which can be Eastward and Westward.



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Combustion of Jupiter

This article should have been posted a couple of weeks ago, so that we should have known the important dates quite before. Well… it’s always better to be late than never. :)

 

Coming to the point…..

 Jupiter is now in the state of combustion, which started on 03-Aug-2016 and will be up to 18-Nov-2016. As Jupiter is a slow moving planet, I have considered Orb of Influence of 3.33 and 6.66 degrees.

 

Using NIFTY 50, an Indian Index, I have tried to explain you this event.

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Below is an example of BANK NIFTY and GOLD. The color code of all vertical lines is the same as used in the previous images.

BANK NIFTY

GOLD

It can be seen that, Jupiter at starting and ending degrees of Combustion, at the Orb of 3.33 and 6.66, before and after the conjunction gives a trend reversal.

Similarly, Sun, when at the degrees of starting and ending of combustion also gives a reversal in trend. Same effect can be seen when Sun is at the Orb of 6.66 degrees before and after the conjunction.

 

Important Dates for NIFTY Using Combustion of Mercury

Here is the complete idea to understand this post.

Horizontal bold line is the actual line of combustion degrees. Dotted line is for the Orb which is of 6.66 Degs.


13-Sep : Sun - Mercury Conjunction.
20-Sep : Sun at the Orb, after Combustion.
23-Sep : Mercury turns Direct.
27-Sep : Sun at the Combustion Degrees, when Mercury will come out of Combustion.
01-Oct : Mercury at the degrees of Conjunction.
10-Oct : Mercury moving out of Combustion.