Saturn, Jupiter, Mars, and Covid 19

by James Kelleher April 01, 2020

At the moment, Mars, Saturn, and Jupiter are all transiting Capricorn. Mars in Capricorn behaves like a military general. Saturn in Capricorn behaves like a good manager. Jupiter in Capricorn makes lots of rules. Taken together, this is a recipe for governments all over the world to be implementing shelter-in-place rules and regulations. I guess we are right on track! Some of the restrictive rules might ease up, in some places, after Mars and/or Jupiter change signs. Mars will leave Capricorn on May 4th and Jupiter will leave on June 29th. Watch the time shortly after each of those dates for the possibility of beneficial changes.

All three of these planets are also in Uttara Ashadha nakshatra, symbolized by the tusk of an elephant. Uttara Ashadha is located in the first part of Capricorn. Its shakti is the power to create an unstoppable victory. The name Uttara Ashadha, in Sanskrit, means "later victory". So the efforts that governments are making now, to stem the tide of Covid 19, will undoubtedly produce success after some time.

During the next several months, especially between now and August 1st, with the help of Venus in Taurus, there will probably be some significant progress made with innovative technologies, more tests available, and the possibility of new medications or even a vaccine developed. Of course, it still might take time to be able to bring a medical treatment to the masses, but the next few months will probably bring good progress or even a significant breakthrough.

In the meantime, it will probably get worse for a while before it gets better. So hunker down, be patient, and follow the rules given by the medical community. It's just a matter of time. There is a possibility of a more significant change, that tips the balance in a more positive direction, at the end of 2020 or the beginning of 2021. Rahu goes into Taurus in September, and Jupiter goes into Capricorn in November. That may get the virus to morph or downshift. In any case, relax, and be a happy camper.