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Feb 17, 2025 12:44 am
Is it important the state of a planet when it enters a sign?
I've just found out that Jupiter has been in a cycle where always his first step into a sign he was agitated by the Sun.
The cycle started with a DB Jupiter. On 19 January 1984, Jupiter entered Capricorn, yeah, and the Sun was there at 28º.
The cycle will finish this year 2025 with Jupiter getting EX on 9 June 2025, entering Cancer.
A new cycle in which Jupiter will not start agitated as it starts to develop a sign, a house...
It must be a cycle of something.
Together the dignity and the Agitation.
Looking at the world, this cycle of 41 years Jupiter has not been able to work well.
If this matters, the new cycle starting this year with Jupiter in Cancer is promising.
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Feb 17, 2025 2:46 pm
That’s a great concept. The number of cycles within cycles affecting us all seems innumerable. Whereabouts can I find this information?
Feb 17, 2025 10:31 pm
Oh, I must apologise, I spoke too quick.
I was just checking my Jupiter transits, and saying: shit! it always starts Agitated.
And so, I started to check it thoroughly.
Yesterday it seemed to be cycles of 41 years and a half about the entering of Jupiter in the signs connected to Agitation.
But today checking year by year, it's not as simple as it appeared to me yesterday.
What I got it's this cycle of Jupiter and Sun relationship, of 83 years (2 parts of 41 and a half). I think it's a known cycle, where the relationship of Jupiter and the Sun repeats.
In this sense our coming of Jup EX on 9 June 2025
corresponds to Jup Ex on 10 June 1942
(I attached the chart) just 20 minutes difference between Jupiter and Sun.
Luckily in 1942, the chart was far worst.
And funny, Ketu and Rahu were the opposite of our 2025.
Same repetition Jup-Sun relationship to degree the year before when Jupiter was entering Gemini:
Jup Agitated in Gemini 26 Mai 2024
Jupiter Agitated in Gemini 26 Mai1941
So, I guess it's really repeating all along.
Feb 18, 2025 1:33 am
But what cycles is it that you are referring to? I still don´t get it. Do they have a name? Is there such a cycle for each of the planets?
Staffan
Feb 18, 2025 6:27 am
Sun and Jupiter repeat their positions every 83 years.
So, they are repeating every day, 83 years later. With just 20 minutes difference.
Maybe easier to show with a couple of pics.
It all came by studying Jupiter transits, by chance I saw many times Jupiter was Agitated as he was entering a sign, and everything had started when Jupiter was entering Capri. And then I saw many times Jupiter not Agitated after entering Cancer without Agitation. It seemed 2 cycles of 41 years and a half. But in fact checking more and more years, things were not as it looked like. So, there must be some rule in the cycle, but it's not as simple as that 2 half of 41 years and a half.
Anyway, the 83 Jupiter-Sun repetition is what is clear.
I don't know about other planets, but probably it's so.
As Jupiter is almost 12 times slower than the Sun, between them is rather simple.