Saturn and Neptune in Pisces squaring Jupiter in Gemini June 15 and 18th

Jupiter Square Saturn and Neptune: June 15th^th June 18th^th

Jupiter Square Saturn Transit – Balance of tension between expansion and structure

In Vedic astrology, Saturn throws 75% of the sides at Jupiter, but we can see that these exact squares are very powerful within 1-2 degrees. This transit often indicates a collision between a drive to growth (Jupin) and a check of Saturn’s reality. You strike external restrictions, namely rays, criticism, financial burdens – or internal restrictions such as self-doubt and strict beliefs broken. What once provided stability may feel trapped or outdated.

Aspect requires integration: where did you overextend and where did you play it safely? Financial pressures or relational tensions can be found in the spotlight where imbalances exist. Long-standing issues, particularly those rooted in addiction, escapism or avoidance, can hit a critical point. Changing these patterns can be difficult, but it is the opening that allows you to clear the space and set your goals for more creative pursuits.

This is a classic “crisis of faith” transport, and you may be forced to question your spiritual path and where it took you. . After the initial discomfort and struggle, the reward is a more mature perspective. By working hard, this transport can provide lasting inner growth, increased authority, and even concrete benefits in career and education.

Jupiter Square Neptune: June 18th^th Peak between Gemini and Pisces

I think the outer planets are very important. Jupiter only has 25% sides on Neptune, while Neptune has 75% sides on Jupiter. If accurate, it’s similar to 100%. This transit creates a mental and mental mist where beliefs, stories and ideals collide with uncertainty and unreality. People may feel torn between them think They know (Gemini) and them want I fantasize. (Pisces).

Separating fiction from facts can be difficult. There is a lot of information (Jupter in Gemini), but Pisces Neptune blurs the signal and makes it difficult to identify the truth. Expect paralysis of analysis, memory malfunctions, or inconsistent thinking.