Sun Moon Mars Conjunction in Astrology

Sun Moon Mars Conjunction

When the Sun, Moon, and Mars come into conjunction, it can make this person a very rude, egoistic, rash, rough, tough, and active personality. This sounds a bit scary, but that’s how they operate.

Sun in Astrology: ego, self expression, soul, personality, father, vitality, and karaka of 10th house (career)

Moon in Astrology: mother, emotions, sensuality, mind, feelings, thoughts, imagination, fertility and fame

Mars in Astrology: efforts, energy, will power, stamina, strength, passion, fighting ability, impulsivity, accidents, injuries, wounds, sports, athlete, martial arts, weaponry, engineer.

Characteristics of Sun, Moon and Mars Conjunction in Astrology

Their emotions are impulsive, and their emotional response is dramatic and attention seeking.
There is a brewing anger and rage within, since the Moon is a planet that gets easily influenced.
With two hot planets like the Sun and Mars, the Moon heats up and erupts like a volcano.
If the Moon has the lowest degree and is not combust, the person will be more emotional, and will respond to his or her action based on emotion rather than impulse.
This conjunction produces a person that is not about violence, but about protection.
They are very possessive because the Moon wants to protect the kingdom of the Sun through the fighting ability of Mars.
Usually soldiers, marines, cops, and martial artists are seen with such conjunctions.
Even though this is a very aggressive conjunction, the moon is with her friends.
This is why the mind won’t be depressed, but is restless.
Their peace of mind comes from doing physical activity.
The parents of such a native are quite active with their children.
They are aggressive, dictatorial, strong willed, and want their children to achieve the highest goals.
The parents will also be involved in their children’s activities.
They are your soccer moms, football fanatic fathers.

What is Sun in Astrology?

Sun in Astrology represents the Soul, so it tells us how conscious we are of our soul’s unbounded, enlightened nature.
A Sun that is very well placed in the chart can indicate a particular clarity about spiritual matters, and an unperturbed sense of who we are deep inside.
Having this “solar light” shining brightly brings self-confidence, personal power, leadership and health.
When the Sun is in a challenging position in Vedic Astrology, this light will not shine as much, and it is hard for the individual to trust that the core of their being is the individualized reflection of the divine light.
Not experiencing the connection with one’s own inner source of power will then lead to weak self-confidence, challenging relationships with authorities, and difficulty in balancing one’s ego with that of others.

What is Moon in Astrology?

The Moon in Astrology represents our mind and mother. The condition of the Moon in the chart will show how enlightened we are in experiencing the Divine Mother within us, how clearly we can feel that our ability to nurture and empathize with others is unbounded and unlimited, and how brightly our mind can shine in sensitivity and comprehension.
A person with a very well-placed Moon will feel the world is bright under any circumstance, will be able to experience the world as a place that is nourishing and supporting, and therefore be the same to the world him/herself.
When the Moon in the Astrology Chart is challenged, the mind will have shadows and dark corners, and fear that there is a shortage of support to carry us through; it blocks our eyes from seeing the Divine Mother shine for us and through us.
Moon in Vedic Astrology represents the mind. It signifies the thoughts and emotions, and the complex psychological faculty that takes input from the senses and tells the body how to respond.
The Moon is the single most important planet in Astrology (Jyotish) because the state of mind is responsible for all the emotional responses to life, and therefore defines the subjective perception of life.
Conditions affecting the Moon (Chandra) in the chart influence the thinking and feeling processes, mental skills and attitudes, and also responses to the world at large.

What is Mars in Astrology?

Mars is a soldier who stands for his beliefs. Wherever it is placed in your horoscope, you stand for those beliefs, and that’s where your energy goes.
Mars is energy. It’s our will power and vitality. Mars represents our ability to take action towards something.
It also represents the anger we carry within us, as a soldier needs to have a certain level of anger within him to fight and win the battle.
In this day and age, Mars represents policemen, soldiers, athletes, warlords, arms dealers, and fighters, along with manufacturing, accidents, injuries, and dealing with explosives.
Mars also represents male friends and the Sun represents royalty, so these people can be in contact with friends who are of a higher status in society, perhaps sons of politicians and celebrities.

What are Conjunctions in Astrology?

Conjunction simply means union of planets. In any birth chart, when two or more planets are sitting in the same house, they are considered in conjunction. There are all types of conjunctions: loose conjunctions, exact conjunctions, close conjunctions and virtual conjunctions.

What does a conjunction really do in an astrological birth chart? They give meaning to your life and set a purpose. They either take away things or give you things. There are positive and negative effects of conjunction. Positive effects are known as yogas and negative effects are known as doshas.

Planets are simply energies, and when two different types of energy come together, they create a new type of energy or a mutant energy. The new type of energy brings a situation in your life that fulfills the destiny of that conjunction.

Note for 3 Planetary Conjunctions:

There is no one set of meanings for three or more planetary conjunctions, because each planet is being influenced by the other planet, and the planet with the lowest degree is having a major impact on the conjunction.

If Venus, Jupiter, and Saturn are in conjunction, then there is no one liner that you can say to give its definition. You have to see what each planet is doing for the native.

You also have to know the houses they rule. Is one ruling a bad house, or are both ruling bad houses? What effects are they bringing in the conjunction by being lords of good or bad houses?

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