1)I am understanding Lajitaadi avashtas in the context of the planets and signs.
but when we add the houses, how exactly do we interpret this?
thank you 🙂
Hi Ernst,
If we have Mercury starving Jupiter in 6th house (Pisces), how to interpret the 6th house experience here?
Based on the lajjitadivastha of Jupiter, we know Jupiter may have a bad habit of choosing something fun over something that matters even though he is svashta. Also, Mercury will be lucky in his investigations and will be a great learner.
But how do we factor in the 6th house/pisces into interpreting this lajjitadivastha?
Regards,
Anand
I think what you say is mercury Jupiter conjuction in 6th house Pisces.
So 6th is enemies and struggles to overcome physical and material difficulties. Jupiter rules philosophy, so the person can have some wrong philosophies towards these areas. At 6th house both are having low dig bala, so the drive to make a change towards working philosophy will be low. Also Mercury will have a low uccha being close to debilitation, so will knock out Jupiter in that way too. But since mercury is delighted, so it will be more mercurial ways to overcome enemies and struggles than a working philosophy
Yes, I have mercury Jupiter conjunction in 6th house Pisces.
Yesterday I was playing badminton doubles, and I felt one of the opponents was relatively weaker. I guess mercury starvation of Jupiter kicked in, as this was a 6th house matter (I was trying to overcome the enemies who reside on the other side of the badminton court and was struggling to win the game!). So, I guess my Jupiter started doing misplaced charity and decided to direct the shots mostly at the stronger opponent. I guess I thought I would win by "fair play", which is mercurial, as you pointed out. This resulted in my side losing momentum and losing the game.
So now I have some practical understanding of mercury starvation of Jupiter in 6th house ????