Budhaditya Yoga Budhaditya Yoga, deemed the signature of an intellect capable of analysis, communication and discrimination, is found frequently… Or less so, depending on our definition. The basic requirement is that the Sun and Mercury be in the same sign. Since Mercury is an “inferior” planet whose orbit lies within Earth’s, it is never more […]
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