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Insights from the Mercury Chapter of The Greatness of Saturn
Dive into the latest discussion from our "The Greatness of Saturn" Book Club, where we explored the complex Mercury (Budha) chapter. Our conversation centered on Mercury's mythical origins, born from the controversial union of Tara (Jupiter's wife) and the Moon. This unique birth story is seen as the source of Mercury's fundamental drive: a constant, intellectual quest asking, "Who am I? Who am I truly?".
We connected these ancient insights to the latest episode of the Vedic Astrology Podcast entitled “Who Am I? The role of Jupiter, Mercury, Tara & the Moon in identity, love, self acceptance and A Restless Traveller“
The discussion also touched on the challenges of interpreting ancient texts through a modern lens, particularly the language used to describe divine events. Ultimately, we reflected on how Mercury's energy, this inherent "restlessness" or "itch" for exploration, can be consciously directed towards higher evolution and self-discovery.
Join us to explore these fascinating layers of Vedic Astrology, mythology, and personal growth.
The FlyDubai incident of 30 September 2026 offers a striking example of how Mars–Pluto, Mercury, and Neptune transits can materialise in real‑world events. Through Adityas Astrology, this post explores themes of disguise, rupture of rules, courageous teamwork, and moments of grace.