The Sun-Mars-Mercury conjunction tends to mostly reflect the effects of the Sun and Mars, since Mercury's neutral nature keeps it from strongly shaping the outcome.
Meaning of the Conjunction
- Strong, forceful speech is common here, and you may become known for a fiery way of expressing yourself.
- An agitated manner often shows through clearly in how you speak.
- You may speak in anger at times, without fully weighing the consequences of your words.
- Heated debates are common, and you could end up hurting others' feelings in the process.
- You may be an aggressive writer, producing pieces that push others to think hard about important issues.
- Communication difficulties are possible, making it hard to express your ideas clearly to others.
- Speech-related issues can surface, making it difficult to express yourself properly at times.
- You may deal with nerve-related issues connected to this placement.
- Improvements in communication tend to arrive only once you reach the middle part of your life.
- A career defending your country is possible, perhaps carried forward as a legacy from your father.
- A career in communications may suit you, drawing inspiration from a father in the same field.
- Significant professional travel is common, bringing you a number of exciting experiences.
- You may face friction with siblings, often ending up in verbal disagreements with them.
Who Wins the Conjunction
Both the Sun and Mars tend to win the Sun-Mars-Mercury conjunction, given Mercury's neutral nature. Depending on the position and strength of the planets, either the Sun or Mars usually proves the stronger of the two.
Dignity and Strength
- Aries, Leo, Sagittarius and Pisces - this conjunction tends to give excellent results, since the Sun and Mars carry good dignity here while Mercury shares in their effects.
- Taurus, Gemini, Cancer, Virgo, Libra, Scorpio, Capricorn and Aquarius - outcomes vary here, as one or two of the three planets may carry weaker dignity.
On the whole, the Sun and Mars tend to dominate the Sun-Mars-Mercury conjunction, given Mercury's largely neutral role.