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Transit Jupiter Sesquisquare Natal Mercury

Jupiter in outer space labeled "Jupiter Transits", surrounded by philosophers, an explorer, the words "Lucky you" and "Go Big!"

By Edward Hemlock         Leave a comment on Transit Jupiter Sesquisquare Natal Mercury

Mental Overload

Here’s what to do and not do when you have a Jupiter Sesquisquare Mercury transit. Below that are some interesting things about this transit.

Avoid During This Transit

Do During This Transit

What’s interesting about this transit?

Jupiter sesquisquare (135°) to natal Mercury isn’t talked about all that much in the most popular astrology books, but if you dig into older and more obscure sources, some interesting interpretations come up:

Experiencing This Transit

When Jupiter forms a sesquisquare to your natal Mercury, it’s definitely a weird mix. Jupiter wants to go big in whatever it touches: expanding, exaggerating, lifting things up. Mercury’s all about thinking, talking, texting, trading- information, basically. The sesquisquare is an awkward angle, not as tough as a square but still poking at you, making these two energies kinda trip over each other.

This can hit in a bunch of ways, but the general vibe is that your mind feels restless and maybe a little too confident. You might run into situations where you really think you’re right (Jupiter inflates!), but you’re missing some detail (Mercury slips up). Random ideas might come to you out of nowhere, but it’s not always clear which ones are actually good to use, and which ones are pure fantasy. Your voice might get a little louder, your stories bigger, your emails longer than normal. Sometimes you’ll mix up facts, speak before you think, or get distracted by wild ideas.

Challenges during this transit

Opportunities during this transit

How the Sign of Transiting Jupiter Modifies This Transit Sesquisquare to Natal Mercury

Read the one for the current sign of transiting Jupiter.

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