Skip to main content

February 17, 2026 Solar Eclipse - World Events Analysis (48 Countries)

Eclipse Date: February 17, 2026 at 12:11:53 UTC Eclipse Position: 28° 50' Parjanya (28.84° tropical Aquarius) Saros Series: 121 (Member #61 of 71) Analysis Date: January 2026 Method: Swiss Ephemeris calculations with whole-sign house system Countries Analyzed: 48


Executive Summary

This report analyzes the February 17, 2026 solar eclipse from the perspective of 48 major world capitals, focusing on nations with geopolitical significance, current conflicts, or potential flashpoints. The analysis uses the Aditya Zodiac system and evaluates house placements and planetary interchanges (Parivartana yoga).

Key Finding: Geographic Risk Distribution

Critical Discovery

A remarkable 46% of analyzed nations (22 of 48) have the eclipse falling in their 8th house with a dangerous 1st-8th house interchange, marking them as high-risk zones for significant transformation or crisis. This includes almost all of Europe from UK to Ukraine, the entire Middle East conflict zone, plus Greece, Poland, Romania, Serbia, Belarus, Moldova, Egypt, Ethiopia, Sudan, and Madagascar.


Sun-Jupiter Interchange (Universal Pattern)

Key Discovery

This eclipse creates a universal Sun-Jupiter interchange (Parivartana yoga) visible from every location on Earth:

  • Sun is in Parjanya (Jupiter's sign) at 28°50'
  • Jupiter is in Indra (Sun's sign) at 18°44'

This mutual exchange links the eclipse energy to Jupiter's expansive, philosophical nature — but its effect varies by house placement.

Interchange Severity by House

SeverityHouses InvolvedCountEffect
BAD1st ↔ 8th238th house transformation themes infect national identity (1st)
MODERATE_BAD7th ↔ 12th, 5th ↔ 12th912th house losses affect partnerships/creativity
LESS_BAD6th ↔ 11th, 1st ↔ 6th96th house conflict themes spread to gains/identity
NoneNon-dusthana pairs7Interchange exists but no dusthana involvement

Risk Level Classification

Risk Assessment Criteria

Risk LevelCriteriaInterchange
CRITICALEclipse in 8th house1-8 BAD interchange
HIGHEclipse in dusthana (6th, 7th, 12th)MODERATE or LESS_BAD interchange
MODERATEEclipse in neutral houseNo dusthana interchange

CRITICAL RISK Nations (22 Countries)

These nations share the most volatile eclipse configuration: Indra Rising with eclipse in the 8th house and a dangerous Sun-Jupiter interchange linking the 1st and 8th houses.

Ascendant Indra

Critical Risk Nations List

Europe (10 countries):

  • EU/Belgium, Germany, France, UK, Ukraine, Poland, Romania, Serbia, Greece, Moldova

Middle East (7 countries):

  • Israel, Saudi Arabia, Turkey, Syria, Lebanon, Iraq, Yemen

Africa & Others (5 countries):

  • Belarus, Egypt, Ethiopia, Sudan, Madagascar

Detailed Analysis: Critical Risk Nations

CountryCapitalAscendantLocal TimeEclipse HouseInterchange
EU/BelgiumBrusselsIndra13:118th1-8 BAD
GermanyBerlinIndra13:118th1-8 BAD
FranceParisIndra13:118th1-8 BAD
UKLondonIndra12:118th1-8 BAD
UkraineKyivIndra14:118th1-8 BAD
IsraelJerusalemIndra14:118th1-8 BAD
Saudi ArabiaRiyadhIndra15:118th1-8 BAD
TurkeyAnkaraIndra15:118th1-8 BAD
SyriaDamascusIndra15:118th1-8 BAD
LebanonBeirutIndra14:118th1-8 BAD
IraqBaghdadIndra15:118th1-8 BAD
YemenSanaaIndra15:118th1-8 BAD
BelarusMinskIndra15:118th1-8 BAD
EgyptCairoIndra14:118th1-8 BAD
EthiopiaAddis AbabaIndra15:118th1-8 BAD
GreeceAthensIndra14:118th1-8 BAD
MoldovaChisinauIndra14:118th1-8 BAD
PolandWarsawIndra13:118th1-8 BAD
RomaniaBucharestIndra14:118th1-8 BAD
SerbiaBelgradeIndra13:118th1-8 BAD
SudanKhartoumIndra14:118th1-8 BAD
MadagascarAntananarivoIndra15:118th1-8 BAD

What This Configuration Means

The 8th house represents:

  • Transformation and endings
  • Hidden matters coming to light
  • Inheritance and shared resources
  • Crises and emergencies
  • Death/rebirth cycles

The 1st-8th interchange (Sun in Jupiter's sign, Jupiter in Sun's sign) creates:

  • Direct link between national identity (1st) and crisis/transformation (8th)
  • Leadership exposed to existential challenges
  • Potential for dramatic governmental changes
  • High-stakes situations demanding transformation

HIGH RISK Nations (15 Countries)

These nations have challenging configurations involving dusthana houses (6th, 7th, 12th) but without the critical 8th house placement.

High Risk Nations by House

12th House (Losses) - Ascendant Dhata: USA, Colombia, Venezuela

Ascendant Dhata

6th House (Conflict) - Ascendant Tvasta: China, Indonesia, Myanmar, Thailand, Vietnam, Bangladesh

Ascendant Tvasta

7th House (Partners) - Ascendant Vivasvan: Russia, Iran, India, Pakistan, Afghanistan, Nepal

Ascendant Vivasvan

Detailed Analysis: High Risk Nations

CountryCapitalAscendantLocal TimeEclipse HouseInterchange
USAWashington D.C.Dhata07:1112th5-12 MOD
ChinaBeijingTvasta20:116th6-11 LESS
RussiaMoscowVivasvan15:117th7-12 MOD
IranTehranVivasvan15:417th7-12 MOD
IndiaNew DelhiVivasvan17:417th7-12 MOD
PakistanIslamabadVivasvan17:117th7-12 MOD
AfghanistanKabulVivasvan16:417th7-12 MOD
ColombiaBogotaDhata07:1112th5-12 MOD
IndonesiaJakartaTvasta19:116th6-11 LESS
MyanmarNaypyidawTvasta18:416th6-11 LESS
ThailandBangkokTvasta19:116th6-11 LESS
VenezuelaCaracasDhata08:1112th5-12 MOD
VietnamHanoiTvasta19:116th6-11 LESS
BangladeshDhakaTvasta18:116th6-11 LESS
NepalKathmanduVivasvan17:567th7-12 MOD

House-Specific Interpretations

12th House (USA, Colombia, Venezuela) - Ascendant Dhata

  • Theme: Losses, endings, foreign affairs, isolation, hidden expenses
  • 12-5 Interchange: Links losses with speculation/creativity
  • Manifestation: Financial concerns, foreign policy challenges, political upheaval
  • Note: All three Americas nations share the same configuration

Ascendant Dhata

6th House (China, Indonesia, Myanmar, Thailand, Vietnam, Bangladesh) - Ascendant Tvasta

  • Theme: Enemies, conflicts, health crises, service, labor issues
  • 6-11 Interchange: Links conflicts with gains/alliances
  • Manifestation: Trade disputes, alliance tensions, internal challenges
  • Note: All 6 nations form a regional bloc in South/Southeast/East Asia

Ascendant Tvasta

7th House (Russia, Iran, India, Pakistan, Afghanistan, Nepal) - Ascendant Vivasvan

  • Theme: Partnerships, open enemies, diplomacy, treaties
  • 7-12 Interchange: Links diplomacy with hidden matters/losses
  • Manifestation: Secret negotiations, diplomatic surprises, alliance shifts
  • Note: India-Pakistan-Afghanistan-Nepal corridor and Russia-Iran axis share this pattern

Ascendant Vivasvan


MODERATE RISK Nations (11 Countries)

These nations have the eclipse in non-dusthana houses with less volatile interchanges.

Moderate Risk Nations by House

5th House - Ascendant Vishnu: Taiwan, South Korea, North Korea, Japan, Philippines

Ascendant Vishnu

11th House - Ascendant Aryama: Argentina, Brazil

Ascendant Aryama

1st House - Ascendant Parjanya: Mexico

Ascendant Parjanya

9th House - Ascendant Varuna: Nigeria, South Africa

Ascendant Varuna

4th House - Ascendant Amzu: Australia

Ascendant Amzu

Detailed Analysis: Moderate Risk Nations

CountryCapitalAscendantLocal TimeEclipse HouseInterchange
TaiwanTaipeiVishnu20:115th5-10 None
South KoreaSeoulVishnu21:115th5-10 None
North KoreaPyongyangVishnu21:115th5-10 None
JapanTokyoVishnu21:115th5-10 None
ArgentinaBuenos AiresAryama09:1111th4-11 None
BrazilBrasiliaAryama09:1111th4-11 None
MexicoMexico CityParjanya06:111st1-6 LESS
NigeriaAbujaVaruna13:119th2-9 None
PhilippinesManilaVishnu20:115th5-10 None
South AfricaPretoriaVaruna14:119th2-9 None
AustraliaCanberraAmzu23:114th4-9 None

Regional Analysis

Europe: Critical Zone

Key Insight

The critical zone extends from the UK to Moldova, covering NATO's eastern flank. Belarus (not in NATO) also shares this pattern, creating a potential flashpoint zone along the entire European east.

Middle East & North Africa: Crisis Zone

Key Insight

The Red Sea corridor (Yemen, Saudi Arabia, Egypt, Ethiopia, Sudan) forms a continuous critical-risk band. This region is already experiencing tensions related to shipping, civil conflicts, and regional power struggles.

Asia-Pacific: Three-Tier Risk Pattern

Key Insight

Southeast Asia (Indonesia, Myanmar, Thailand, Vietnam) joins China in the 6th house pattern - all face internal conflicts or external adversary pressures. The India-Pakistan-Afghanistan corridor shares 7th house emphasis. Japan, Korea, Taiwan, and Philippines share 5th house - political change without crisis.

Americas: Divided Pattern

Key Insight

North America (USA) and the Andean region (Colombia, Venezuela) face 12th house challenges. South America's giants (Argentina, Brazil) have 11th house - potentially more favorable for alliances and economic gains.


Statistical Summary (48 Countries)

Eclipse House Distribution

HouseCount%Countries
8th2246%EU, Germany, France, UK, Ukraine, Israel, Saudi Arabia, Syria, Lebanon, Iraq, Yemen, Turkey, Belarus, Egypt, Ethiopia, Greece, Moldova, Poland, Romania, Serbia, Sudan, Madagascar
7th613%Russia, Iran, India, Pakistan, Afghanistan, Nepal
6th613%China, Indonesia, Myanmar, Thailand, Vietnam, Bangladesh
12th36%USA, Colombia, Venezuela
5th510%Taiwan, South Korea, North Korea, Japan, Philippines
11th24%Argentina, Brazil
9th24%Nigeria, South Africa
4th12%Australia
1st12%Mexico

Risk Level Summary

Risk LevelCount%Key Factor
CRITICAL2246%8th house + 1st-8th interchange
HIGH1531%6th, 7th, or 12th house dusthana
MODERATE1123%Non-dusthana houses

Historical Context: Saros Series 121

This eclipse belongs to Saros Series 121, which began on April 30, 944 AD in Mitra (Gemini). Notable patterns from this series:

EventDatePositionHistorical Note
Series OriginApr 30, 944MitraMedieval period beginnings
Previous MemberFeb 7, 200817° ParjanyaGlobal financial crisis year
Current EclipseFeb 17, 202628° ParjanyaUnder analysis
Series End~2206 AD71 total eclipses
note

The 2008 eclipse of this same series occurred during the global financial crisis, suggesting a thematic resonance for major systemic challenges.


Planetary Positions at Eclipse Maximum

Universal Positions (12:11:53 UTC)

PlanetPositionAditya SignNotes
Sun28° 50'ParjanyaEclipsed
Moon28° 50'ParjanyaNew Moon
Mars28° 12'ParjanyaCombust with Sun
Mercury15° 32'DhataIn Dhata (Aries sector)
Venus28° 46'DhataApproaching Aryama
Jupiter18° 44'IndraIn Sun's sign (interchange)
Saturn24° 48'AryamaStable, grounded
Rahu27° 20'DhataNorth Node
Ketu27° 20'TvastaSouth Node

Mars Combust - Amplified Intensity

Mars is closely conjunct the Sun during this eclipse (within 1°), making this a particularly intense eclipse. Mars adds:

  • Aggression and conflict potential
  • Military tensions
  • Sudden, forceful events
  • Engineering/technical crises

Conclusion

This 48-country analysis reveals several significant patterns:

  1. Europe's eastern flank is unified in risk: From UK to Moldova, including Greece and Serbia, shares the critical configuration
  2. Africa joins the critical zone: Egypt, Ethiopia, Sudan, and Madagascar extend the danger zone to the Red Sea, Horn of Africa, and Indian Ocean
  3. Southeast Asia forms a conflict belt: China, Indonesia, Myanmar, Thailand, Vietnam, Bangladesh all face 6th house challenges
  4. South Asia remains diplomatically stressed: India-Pakistan-Afghanistan-Nepal-Iran corridor unified in 7th house focus
  5. Americas divided: North (12th house losses) vs South (11th house gains potential)
  6. Pacific nations more stable: Australia (4th house) shows domestic focus without major crisis indicators
Key Finding

77% of analyzed nations (37 of 48) have the eclipse in dusthana houses (6th, 7th, 8th, 12th), indicating widespread challenging conditions globally. Only 11 nations have more favorable placements.


Generated: January 2026 Calculator: Super Varuna (Swiss Ephemeris + Aditya Zodiac) Reference: Ernst Wilhelm's February 17, 2026 Eclipse Analysis Verification: All astronomical data validated against Swiss Ephemeris


Comparison: Eclipse vs Lunar New Year 2026

Remarkable Coincidence

The solar eclipse and Lunar New Year 2026 occur on the same day, only ~10 minutes apart:

  • Solar Eclipse: February 17, 2026 at 12:11:53 UTC
  • Lunar New Year: February 17, 2026 at 12:01:10 UTC

This proximity allows us to compare both charts to assess whether some countries might be less affected by the eclipse due to a more favorable configuration in their Lunar New Year chart.

Comparison Summary

MetricCount
Same Ascendant43
Different Ascendant5
Total Countries48
Preliminary Data

This Eclipse vs Lunar New Year comparison was not the primary focus of this analysis. It is possible that more countries have different ascendants that have not yet been identified. A more thorough check will be conducted later to complete this data.

For the 43 countries with the same ascendant, a separate analysis is not necessary as their configurations are similar to those of the eclipse.

Countries with Different Ascendants

CountryEclipse Asc.LNY Asc.Worse Chart
USADhataParjanyaEclipse
FranceIndraVarunaEclipse
ArgentinaAryamaDhataLNY
TaiwanVishnuTvastaEclipse
PhilippinesVishnuTvastaEclipse

Detailed Analysis

France (Indra → Varuna)

EventProblematic Interchange
Eclipse❌ BAD: Sun-Jupiter (8th-1st)
LNY✅ None
Good News for France

France may suffer less from the eclipse effects because its Lunar New Year chart does not have the difficult Parivartana interchange 8th-1st house. The Lunar New Year is "clean" with no problematic configurations, which could mitigate the overall impact of 2026.

USA (Dhata → Parjanya)

EventProblematic Interchange
Eclipse⚠️ MODERATE: Sun-Jupiter (12th-5th)
LNY⚡ LESS BAD: Sun-Jupiter (1st-6th)

The eclipse places the Sun in the 12th house (losses, isolation), while the LNY places it in the 1st (identity, leadership).

Argentina (Aryama → Dhata)

EventProblematic Interchange
Eclipse✅ None
LNY⚠️ MODERATE: Sun-Jupiter (12th-5th)

Reversed situation - the eclipse is clean, but the LNY has the 12th house interchange.

Taiwan & Philippines (Vishnu → Tvasta)

EventShame AvasthaInterchange
Eclipse⚠️ 5th House: Moon + Mars shamed by SunNone
LNYNone⚡ LESS BAD: 6th-11th

The eclipse has Shame Avastha - the Sun shaming Moon and Mars in the 5th house (children, creativity severely afflicted).

Comparison Conclusion

4 out of 5 countries with different ascendants have worse indications in the Eclipse chart compared to the Lunar New Year. Only Argentina has a better configuration for the eclipse.

This suggests that for the majority of analyzed countries, the eclipse represents the main challenge of 2026, but some countries like France could see their difficulties mitigated by a more favorable Lunar New Year chart.


Acknowledgments & Video Source

Credit

This eclipse analysis would not have been possible without the work of Ernst Wilhelm. To understand the general effects of this eclipse at personal and global levels, watch his complete video:

Summary of Ernst Wilhelm's Video

AI Transcript

The summary below is based on an AI-generated transcript. To confirm the author's exact intent, please watch the original video.

Exceptional Convergence

February 17, 2026 is significant because two major cycles converge within ~10 minutes of each other:

  1. Solar Eclipse - End of an 18-year cycle, beginning of a new one
  2. Lunar New Year (Chinese / Aditya) - Annual cycle reset

"It's a huge year. It's not hard to predict. We know so many things are moving forward, shifting and changing."

Saros Series 121 - A "Productive" Eclipse

This eclipse belongs to Saros Series 121:

  • First eclipse: April 30, 944 AD in Mitra (tropical Taurus)
  • Current member: #61 of 71
  • Previous eclipse: February 6, 2008 at 17° Parjanya
  • Final eclipse: June 7, 2206 AD

Ernst calls this a "productive and useful" eclipse series, unlike destructive eclipse cycles. The original 944 eclipse in Mitra (the sign of friends and potential) had retrograde Mercury conjunct the eclipse point in its own sign - an exceptionally favorable configuration.

"Mitra means friends. The idea is that friends help each other in bringing out people's potential. This rishi symbolizes the law of potential - that everything has within it a great potential."

Current Eclipse Chart (February 17, 2026) - USA:

Solar Eclipse 2026 - USA

Original Eclipse Chart (April 30, 944) - USA:

Solar Eclipse 944 - USA

Mercury's Role - Perpetual Work in Progress

Retrograde Mercury in the original eclipse is crucial. Because it's retrograde, it sits between Earth and the eclipse, meaning we have access to that Mercury energy.

"For Mercury, everything is a work in progress. We're constantly learning, constantly trying to figure out how to make something work. And once it works, we're trying to make it work better. And when we get it to work better, we try to make it work better. That's Mercury's whole function."

"The way we've been trying to make things work for the last 18 years hasn't been working and we need to find a better way. And this time we'll actually come up with some good ways."

Saturn - Delays, Not Blockages

Saturn in the original eclipse forms a semisextile - not a serious problem, but it indicates delays:

"Saturn's not going to stop it. Saturn's not going to destroy it. Saturn's just going to show the reality that even this thing that will work, it's not instantaneous. It's not as fast as your imagination. You're going to have to take your time with it."

What this means: The new methods you discover will work, but not overnight. It's a long game.

Pluto & Saturn - Ego Transformation

The Pluto-Saturn conjunction shows that realizing your potential requires deep ego transformation:

"Our ego really hates that - acknowledging that you've been doing something wrong for a very long time. But you've gotten stuck. You're not realizing your potential."

What you'll have to face:

  • Fear of rejection and humiliation
  • Attachments to what no longer works
  • The "devil you know" vs "the angel you don't"
  • Eating crow and going back on past decisions

"Sometimes doing something in a better way causes some stress. This eclipse, yes, it's going to cause some stress when you start doing things in a better way. But it doesn't matter."

Saturn's Analogy: Ernst uses a powerful metaphor - Saturn rules "going to the bathroom." If you never let go of anything, you can never take in something new. A bad Saturn is someone who holds on to things out of fear of having nothing, and therefore can never achieve their potential in love, money, career, or inspiration.

"Until you put something down, you can't pick something new up."

Uranus - The Key Planet (The Awakener)

Ernst considers Uranus the most important planet of this particular eclipse. Uranus is only 1 degree from the eclipse point:

"The thing I love about Uranus is when it's part of an eclipse, it really helps bring out your best. Uranus says there's things in me that are better that need to be lived that need to be expressed."

The dual process:

  • Uranus = ADDITIVE - brings out the TRUE SELF (adds what you really are)
  • Pluto = SUBTRACTIVE - destroys the FALSE SELF (takes away what you are not)
  • Together they form a perfect picture of your true being

"Uranus is the planet I'm least scared of. I'm not scared of any planet, but the one I crave... yeah, Uranus is coming to beat on me. That's what I want. That's the best planet."

Uranus-Mars Square: This square creates "righteous anger" - the feeling that "this is the truth of my being, I cannot live otherwise." Squares are "secretly inimical" - you don't know it's there until it suddenly comes up.

"Expect this to happen suddenly. Where did that come from? Wow, it's been buried so deep I didn't feel it at the surface enough to come up, but boom now it came up."

Mars - The Frustration Factor

Mars is only 9 degrees from the eclipse in the same sign, making this a more intense eclipse:

"If you get hit by this eclipse because of not having lived out your potential in certain areas... there's frustration. This frustration has built up and it might explode."

Two types of anger:

  1. Righteous anger (Uranus-Mars): "This is the only way I can live"
  2. Frustrated anger (Pluto-Mars): Anger at things because you haven't been doing what you need to for yourself

"Be careful who you're blowing up on because we've chosen to put ourselves in those positions. Realize that frustration is really something directed towards yourself. You're frustrated with yourself for staying in a place, staying in a job where you've been spinning your wheels."

Advice: Own your anger. If you blow up on someone, apologize when you realize it's your fault for being in that situation.

Previous Eclipse - February 2008

The last eclipse in this series was February 6, 2008 at 17° of Parjanya:

"I always like to look back at my chart and say, did this eclipse affect me 18 years ago? And if it did, you have an idea. Things that happened because of that eclipse... you might find a theme of what's happening now."

Note: 2008 was the year of the global financial crisis, suggesting thematic resonance for major systemic challenges.

Countries with 1st-8th House Interchange

Ernst expresses concerns for countries where this eclipse creates an interchange between the 1st and 8th house (Indra ascendant/tropical Cancer):

"An interchange between the first and eighth house is serious change, possible serious destruction, just a breakdown of the culture, a breakdown of the country, possibly a breakage of the building, the land and so on."

He specifically mentions that the entire Russia-Ukraine region and surrounding small countries have an Indra ascendant with this 1st-8th interchange.

Economic Concerns

Ernst has concerns about the US economy due to the 12th-5th house interchange:

"This is not good for the US economy. I have huge concerns about the US economy."

"Long-term wise, many countries are going to be really, really struggling on an economic level. This has nothing to do with economics. This has to do with countries truly living as something worth existing."

Optimistic View

Despite the challenges, Ernst sees significant positive potential:

"Expect this year to end with the world actually in a better place in the context of cultures aligning to something more true for them."

"This eclipse can help countries realign to live as something that you would actually be proud and you would want to live in that country."

On the potential for world peace:

"The potential for world peace is greater than it's ever been in this day and age. Yet why aren't we achieving it? Because people are trying things in the wrong way. This is the kind of eclipse that's like, okay, let's try a new method."

Key Message

"Don't be scared of the things this eclipse takes away. These are things in losing you will bring out more of your potential. There's something better for you. Whatever you lose, there's something better."

"More of yourself emerges. You're going to live at a higher potential. You're going to figure out how to live at a higher potential, but it's going to take time."

"It's a time of getting over your ego bound limitations, your fears and so on. Fears are simply ego bound limitations."


Connection to the French Agricultural Crisis

Parjanya and Agriculture

This eclipse occurs at 28° of Parjanya - the Aditya associated with rain, growth, and fertility. In Vedic tradition, Parjanya is the god of rain who nourishes the earth and allows crops to grow.

The current French agricultural crisis may be symbolically linked to this eclipse in Parjanya. The difficulties facing French farmers - between climate change, droughts, and economic pressures - resonate with the theme of an eclipse that temporarily "obscures" Parjanya's energies of growth and fertility.

This eclipse could mark a transformation point for French agriculture - the end of a cycle of methods that no longer work, and the beginning of a search for "better ways" to cultivate, as suggested by Mercury's energy in this eclipse series.


Personal Note from the Author

By Lorris Turpin

This eclipse in Parjanya has a particular resonance for me. Parjanya is the Aditya of growth, and I've lived a personal symbol of this energy these past few years.

About 3 years ago, I started cultivating a Moringa plant - a sacred plant in India, known for its exceptional nutritive properties. At the time, I was suffering from digestive difficulties, and this plant helped me heal.

Moringa is very popular in Réunion Island, where it grows very fast and is extremely nutritious. Historically, it was often cultivated by modest families because it offers so many benefits with few resources - a true gift from nature.

I followed this plant closely for years, and it has finally reached full maturity recently - exactly at the same time as this website and its new Aditya Zodiac calculator are also reaching maturity.

This synchronicity strikes me: just as the Moringa took its time to grow and reach its potential (recalling Saturn's message in this eclipse - "it's going to take time"), this Aditya Zodiac documentation project has also been a "work in progress" for years, perfectly following Mercury's philosophy as described by Ernst Wilhelm.

The eclipse in Parjanya seems to mark this moment when seeds planted long ago are finally reaching maturity.