posted November 21, 2006 04:59 PM              

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Transiting Jupiter, is conjucting transiting sun, and i read on Susan Miller's website that this conjuction's a very rare astrological event and it will take a dozen year until it happens again.

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Dulce is correct, this conjunction happens about once a year. However, transiting Jupiter conjunct BIRTH Sun happens every 12 years. Not that rare an event, but something to keep an eye on. Many astrologers are more interested in the "Jupiter return", the time when Jupiter returns to the place it was at birth (which also happens about every 12 years). Since Jupiter is the energy of opportunity, a Jupiter return can bring an "opportunity" in the area where Jupiter is positioned in the birth chart.

Jupiterally,

posted November 21, 2006 05:20 PM              

Think of it like this:

The sun takes ONE year to go through all the signs of the zodiac.

Jupiter takes about TWELVE years to go through all the signs of the zodiac.

So the Sun will catch up with Jupiter (in whatever sign it happens to be in) about once a year.

Explaining,

posted November 21, 2006 05:28 PM            

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For example, in 2006, Jupiter conj. Sun occured in Scorpio, next year in Sagittarius. So it takes a dozen year until it happens again in 'same' sign.

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Oooooh.....

posted November 21, 2006 05:42 PM              

You said:

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Transiting Jupiter, is conjucting transiting sun, and i read on Susan Miller's website that this conjuction's a very rare astrological event and it will take a dozen year until it happens again.

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As I explained, and as you apparently know, this is NOT a "very rare astrological event" which does NOT "take a dozen year until it happens again". However, Transiting Jupiter in SCORPIO, conjuncting transiting sun in SCORPIO DOES take about 12 years to occur. So you seem to have been referring to a 12 year SIGN conjunction event involving Jupiter and the Sun. However, you did not mention this in your first posting, so I was confused.

I wouldn't call this a "very rare astrological event" since it occurs fairly often (i.e., every 12 years from now). Rare events tend to be at least every 100 years, every 1000 years, etc.

The meaning of this transit in a person's individual chart will largely depend on aspects transiting Sun and Jupiter make to planets in their chart. People who have transiting Sun and Jupiter in conjunction, square, or opposition to their birth planets may notice a strong effect. People who have transting Sun and Jupiter in trine or sextile position to birth planets may notice a gentler effect. And people who not have transiting Sun and Jupiter aspecting any planets will tend not to feel a very strong effect at all.

Understanding and interpreting,

posted November 21, 2006 06:43 PM              

All that cleared up...

SLAYER: So what exactly is supposed to happen if t.Sun conj t.Jupiter lands in the natal 5th house in Scorpio? I have the same placements. Not only that, but both will conjunct my natal Jupiter/Uranus.

posted November 21, 2006 06:59 PM              

Please.....anyone.....?