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At dusk during the last week of May 2013, we will be able to see a rare beauty in the sky. Mercury, Venus and Jupiter line up together between the Horns of the Bull, around 23 degrees Gemini in the zodiac. This triple conjunction (within 2 degrees), has occurred only five times in the last century, the most recent being on the 11th of May, 2011, at 24 degrees Aries. We have to wait another 43 years to see this wonder again, when they come together at 25 degrees Pisces on the 27th of February, 2058. So those of us on the down hill slope better get a good eye full this time.
Triple Conjunction May 2013
At dusk during the last week of May 2013, we will be able to see a rare beauty in the sky. Mercury, Venus and Jupiter line up together between the Horns of the Bull, around 23 degrees Gemini in the zodiac. This triple conjunction (within 2 degrees), has occurred only five times in the last century, the most recent being on the 11th of May, 2011, at 24 degrees Aries. We have to wait another 43 years to see this wonder again, when they come together at 25 degrees Pisces on the 27th of February, 2058. So those of us on the down hill slope better get a good eye full this time.
This triple conjunction will not only look good, it will feel good too. Venus and Jupiter are the two most fortunate of the planets. Mercury if fickle but will definitely be on his best behavior in this company. Mercury thoughts and words, Venus love and money, Jupiter abundance and fortune.
What makes this rare triple conjunction even more special is that this is the busiest part of the sky for fixed stars. The brightest by far is Capella (22°♊02′) in Auriga the Charioteer, “honor, wealth, eminence, renown”. Then there is Phact (22°♊20′) in Columba the Dove, “beneficence, hopefulness and good fortune. Bringers of good news.”
However, the greater influence on this triple conjunction will come from the Northern Horn of the Bull, and the Belt of Orion. The Mercury Jupiter conjunction occurs at 23°♊12′, closer to the Northern Horn, El Nath. The Venus Jupiter conjunction 36 hours later at 23°♊32′, is closer in longitude the middle star of the Belt of Orion, Alnilam.
This is where the astrological interpretation gets a bit tricky because El Nath is fortunate, and Alnilam can cause some problems. Both stars are of the same magnitude, but with El Nath being so close to the path of these planets as you can see below, it’s more fortunate influence should prevail. Not only that, but as I mentioned earlier, the nature of these planets is very fortunate.
27 May 2013, Northern Hemisphere (Stellarium)
El Nath is a fortunate star linked to eminence and success. With Mercury, “favorable for gain”. With Venus, “favorable for gain”. With Jupiter, “favorable for gain”. Alnilam, as part of the Belt of Orion, is supposed to give good fortune and lasting happiness. However with the planets involved in this triple conjunction, there are some things to watch for. With Mercury, “domestic disharmony”. With Venus, “Trouble through love affairs”. With Jupiter, “trouble through relatives”.
If there is to be a difference, then the 26th and 27th of May would be more fortunate, having greater influence over financial matters. The 28th and 29th would be less so, with a greater impact on relationships. Below is the list of times where it is possible that the good fortune of this alignment may wear off just a little. Finance and business would be most favorable for a few days before this time, and more care would be needed in personal relationships for a day or two after this time.
http://youtu.be/YPthe9e-T18 http://astrologyking.com/mercury-venus-jupiter-conjunction-may-2013/
VISIBLE:
- Los Angeles California USA, Vancouver Canada – 3 pm PDT, Mon 27th.
- New York and Florida USA, Toronto Canada – 6 pm EDT, Mon 27th.
- London UK – 11 pm BST, Mon 27th.
- New Delhi India – 4 am IST, Tue 28th.
- Bangkok Thailand – 5 am ICT, Tue 28th.
- Sydney Australia – 8 am AEST, Tue 28th.
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