THE SUN – AN ASTROLOGICAL INSIGHT

Lets dive into the deep mysteries of astrology. Our channel “astrological arena” has made astrology, very simplified for you.So, lets hop to our topic – “THE SUN”

Introduction to the Sun –

Here, we are not talking about the planetary Sun, rather the astrological Sun. It is the very important planet in astrology. It is considered as auspicious planet with the point of view of strength and vitality; but consider malefic as it contain ego and pride.

The Sun is the source of heat energy, this is everyone’s experience. Hence, the sun is considered as fire in astrology The sun gives light. This is obvious that it represents the eyes. The sun being the king of globes in astrological solar system, it represents the state-government, away places, big landlords, etc. great ruling persons, etc. in the world.

Astrological appearance of Surya or Sun –

The Sun has a bile nature, his bones are strong.There are some hairs (hair on the head). Its appearance is blood-black (like reddish ink). The pupils of its eyes are like honey with some brownish and reddish color; its body shape is square; its arms are huge; it is wearing red clothes; by nature Surya or the sun is brave and fierce by nature.

Factors associated with The Sun –

Copper, gold, Pitah (father), auspicious fruit, (i.e. auspicious result), patience, valor,An intelligent person should think about, victory in war, soul, happiness, glory, royal service, power, light, work related to Lord Shiva, traveling in forest or mountain, inclination towards performing haven, visiting temples, sharpness, enthusiasm etc. from the Sun. Here are some images related with The Sun:

The “Basic Personality”-

Sometimes, When someone ask you “What’s your sign?” actually they’re usually referring to your Sun sign. It’s the core elements that define how you see yourself and how you want to be perceived or how you want be seen in this world. It usually representing what body wants, what a person is willing to seek.

Natural friend, enemy and neutral planets-

It’s quite interesting to know what is the relation between planets in astrology. In Vedic astrology, planets have certain relationship patterns like natural friends, enemies, and neutral relationships with each other. These connections are based on their mythological and energetic dynamics like their elements, nature, power, etc.

Moon, Mars and Jupiter are the natural friends of the Sun while mercury is a planet that is neutral to Sun. Venus and Saturn are the enemy planets for the.

Rāhu i.e. north node and Ketu i.e. south node are considered as enemy planets for Sun. Its interesting to know that north node and south node are not actual planet, they are known as ‘Chhaya graha’ i.e. the Shadow planets often considered as malefic when positioned alone in any birth chart.

Why these relationships? –

Friends:

Moon: Being an emotional planet it often supports and reflects the light ca,e from the sun

Mars: Being the war god, it acts like army general to the king sun.

Jupiter: being spiritual guru, it gives direction to the sun

Enemies:

Venus: Rules over pleasures and material desires, which generates conflict with the Sun’s sense of ego and pride

Saturn: Rules over discipline,hardwork,consistency and limitations, often restricting the Sun’s self-expression, ego and limelight.

Neutral :

Mercury: Being the prince in astrology, its flexible nature sometimes supports the Sun, but can be fickle,unreliable depending on nature of context.

Sun is the core self –

Sun is the soul of the world, as the Veda-sentence says, Suryah Atma Jagatasthushacha. Therefore, whenever any deep internal, fundamental fact is to be examined, it will be considered from the Sun. It is the expression of individuality.the Sun is the exactly at center of our solar system, and thus astrologically it represents the center of you—your vitality, inner light, ambitions and driving force at the most basic fundamental level.

Gemstone for the sun –

In Vedic astrology, ruby which is known as “Manikya” in Sanskrit, is considered the gemstone for the Sun (Surya). It is believed to boost the positive influences of the Sun in a person’s Kundali or birth chart, promoting qualities like leadership skills, self-confidence, power, vitality, and authority.

When the Sun is a beneficial or weak or afflicted planet in a person’s birth chart, it is known that Ruby would be good remedial support. When the Sun is weak, the person may have difficulties in expressing himself, may have weak body, may have not so good relationship with his father, may have lack of confidence. The ruby is usually set in gold and worn on the ring finger of the right hand, typically on a Sundays.

Daily and Yearly Cycles of the Sun –

The ultImate source of energy give much more than just energy. In vedic astrology, the Sun’s movement through the zodiac(rashi) plays a significant role in establishing the time cycles:

Daily Cycle –

The Sun rises and sets each day, signifies ones self consciousness, clarity, vision and awakening. The position of the Sun in your chart can interpret your daily routine. a well placed Sun in a birth chart makes the person early rising and give tendency to finish the tasks early. The person is likely photopic i.e. usually more active in daytime.

Yearly Cycle –

As the Earth revolves around the The Sun, the Sun too travels around an astrological belt. It takes about a year to travel through all 12 rashis (zodiac signs), from aries to pieces, spending generally one month in each sign. This journey makes the astrological calendar and influences the seasons according to signs.