Entry of the Sun in its Own Sign “Leo”: Its Impact on Your Sign

King of the planetary council, the Sun is entering into His own sign Leo on 17 August 2015, at 12.25 noon time to stay there for a month and to provide power and prejudice to the authority figures to make them more prominent and effective. The Moon, planet of intelligence, Mercury and planet of justice, Jupiter are already transiting through Leo sign and this association of the Sun, the Moon, Mercury and Jupiter may produce excellent results for the government machinery. Although the Moon will be there in Leo sign for a very short duration till 17 August 2015, 13.49 pm, but, still, this association of four planets in a sign may produce spectacular results or might even start to produce significant results.

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Given the position of a minister, Jupiter is the planet of justice also. There could be some best feasible way out for ongoing logjam in the parliament and outside also to provide substantial relief for the government. Some projects may roll out for the welfare of common people and enhancement in current socio economic situation is predicted by this planetary configuration of the zodiac.

In our religious beliefs, this transit period of the Sun through His own sign Leo is not considered as a good period and no auspicious events takes place during this one month’s duration. There are no dates of marriage allotted during this month in hindu ‘Panchaang’. In West Bengal, seeing the face of a newly wed bride is this month is considered as inauspicious and thus, they send the newly wed bride to her parent’s house to stay there for this particular one month called ‘Bhaadra’. Auspicious events like house warming and foundation laying ceremonies are not advised during this ‘Bhaadra’ month.

Two significant festivals are going to take place during the Sun’s transit through Leo sign this year. One very popular festival is ‘Raksha Bandhan’ widely celebrated in northern India to mark the love between brothers and sisters. This year ‘Raksha Bandhan’ is going to be celebrated on 29 August, on the full Moon day. The other festival is ‘Shri Krishna Janmotsav’ famously known as ‘Janmashtami’, this festival comes after 8 days of ‘Raksha Bandhan’ on the 8th tithi, i.e., lunar day, of the dark lunar half, called Krishna Paksha, Ashtami tithi. Devotees keep day long fast and offer prayers and worship Lord Krishna at the midnight time, when Shri Krishna was believed to be born. In English calendar it will come on 5th of September 2015.