Mercury Opposite Jupiter November 18, 2023

Mercury Opposite Jupiter Transit

Mercury opposite Jupiter maximum orb 7°00′.

Mercury opposite Jupiter natal opens your mind to various ideas and concepts. You learn primarily through interacting with others and through personal experience. Academic studies can prove less valuable as you prefer a broad view rather than studying the intricate details of any subject.

You can cover a lot of ground and travel widely, talk, or be very productive, profuse even, whatever you manifest from your mind. You question the accepted view and push the boundaries of social morals and religious or spiritual beliefs. Although thought-provoking, you can stir up controversy and be subject to much questioning about your ideas or behaviors.

You must spend extra time examining the details before making important decisions. There can be a tendency toward poor judgment of situations and people. If you seem to get in trouble this way, professional counsel, such as a lawyer or accountant, is advised to deal with business negotiations.

Although you may have to earn any good fortune in life, you will have many opportunities for success and may experience significant changes in the future, with lucky streaks coming just when you need them. You can make giant leaps in learning or general advancement in life.

You are on a learning journey that can include your typical Jupiter things like travel, higher education, philosophy, drama, comedy, or religion and spirituality. Public speaking or writing would be an excellent way to express your ideas and learnings.

Mercury Opposite Jupiter Transit

Mercury opposite Jupiter transit brings big ideas and grand plans; you should feel optimistic and friendly. You may have many ideas and cover much ground, but you must narrow your view or take on fewer projects to make the most of this transit.

You tend to skip over the details or believe you can handle more than you can. Especially when it comes to important decisions or business negotiations, it might be worthwhile getting professional advice. The fortunate nature of Jupiter can bring many opportunities for success, but greed or overconfidence would lead to loss or embarrassment.

This is a good time for questioning your plans, ideas, and beliefs. Others may ask or challenge you, forcing you to examine any weak spots in your arguments. Writing, debating, and public speaking are good ways to refine your communication style.

Your beliefs or opinions that are too far from the social norm may cause controversy now. You may need to find a balance between being too provocative and being too dull.

Mercury Opposite Jupiter Celebrities

Robert Duvall 0°00′, Bettie Page 0°02′, Hannah Gadsby 0°03′, Milly D’Abbraccio 0°21′, Steve Carell 0°22′, MacKenzie Scott 0°30′, Olivia Rodrigo 0°32′, Pablo Picasso 0°41′, Aaron Spelling 0°50′, Shirley MacLaine 0°53′, Alberto Fujimori 1°17′, Stevie Nicks 1°20′, Christian Brando 1°22′, Emmanuel Macron 1°25′, Barack Obama 1°28′, Dirk Bogarde 1°42′, Indira Gandhi 1°46′, Michael Richards 1°48′, Peter Hurkos 1°49′.

Mercury Opposite Jupiter Dates

October 12, 2022
October 28, 2023
November 18, 2024
December 4, 2024
December 26, 2024
January 14, 2026
January 27, 2027
March 26, 2028
April 3, 2029

13 thoughts on “Mercury Opposite Jupiter November 18, 2023

  1. I have two exams on that day.also having my Mercury return the same day. A week before the solar eclipse hit my natal Mercury too.am I going to pass ?

    • I am not leaving it to the stars. It s just that these transits are happening at the same time, so I was curious what it meant

  2. This is already materializing for me. Very helpful, thank you. I find myself contrary the status quo on so many issues right now (July 29, 2020) but stating my opinions just riles people up. I am finding balance by just reading a lot and not commenting.

  3. Mercury opposite Jupiter at April 30, 2022 Solar Eclipse

    “beliefs or opinions that are too far from the social norm may cause controversy at this time. You may need to find a balance between being too provocative and being too boring.”

    Or said another way: when you see asteroid Kafka closer than Eros, but choose Eros.

    https://postimg.cc/kVmwrbPN

    Close orb Venus semi sextile Saturn, noted.

  4. Sounds like some of the bullshit that Joe Biden was spewing last night. A Red background with soldiers and clenched fists, talking about regular Americans being the enemy of the state. Yeah, right. They’re definitely smoking their own dope. Kinda like you, Jamie with your beta male diatribe on Andrew Tate. You wouldn’t say that BS to his face. That’s what I know, you goddamn pussy. Hope you enjoy your Cancer. You don’t have long now, you stupid man.

    • Hey you realise this is a global website? Anything can be happening in the entire world, yet it comes down to charming people like yourself, inserting your unwanted, angry, entitled, Americentric viewpoints time and again like random bird droppings on unsuspecting victims and that no-one remotely balanced is even interested in. I don’t come here to read about a planet transit and then read this fundamentalist and unhinged nonsense. And irony is clearly not a strong point if you consider yourself an ‘average American’ and then spew this pure vitriol. You are your own marketing it seems. An American specialty. Readers like myself are tired of reading a seemingly unrelated article to increasingly come across this sort of swamp muck and you should realise a lot of us do not care what happens there. In fact a lot of us are tired of how your country and it’s over inflated ego has infiltrated the world with its brand of plague like capitalism and morals. I should not respond but am so over reading filth like this when I do not look for it and insecure sad sacks like you looking for places to dump. There are forums for you out there. No wonder people in your country get shot over the most inane things when you come to an astrology site and wish someone ill. Very nice karma you created there. It is not surprising to see you mention Andrew Tate but again. Irony.

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