While transiting the 3rd house (short trips, younger siblings, neighbors, environment, writing, art, anything created with your hands), Mercury aspects the 9th house (long journeys, education, spiritual growth, father, guru, luck, dharma, courts, laws).

Mercury rules your 3rd house and 6th house (debts, enemies, illnesses, hard work, cousins).

There may be a lot of communication at home, especially with your mother (if there are unfavorable aspects, the communication might not be very pleasant). This period is characterized by frequent interactions. Discussions may revolve around selling a house or car. You might find yourself multitasking effectively during this time.

While transiting the 4th house (emotions, overall happiness, mother, family, real estate, vehicles), Mercury aspects the 10th house (work, career, the father's reputation).

Mercury rules your 4th house and 9th house (luck, father, teachers, long journeys, education, spiritual growth, dharma, courts, laws).

This transit enhances mental activity, a desire for pleasures, and the emergence of new interests. You may feel inclined to acquire more professional knowledge to stay competitive successfully.

While transiting the 5th house (romantic relationships, children, creativity, hobbies, education), Mercury aspects the 11th house (income, ambitions, desires, friends, elder siblings, senior relatives, foreigners, the internet, interest-based groups).

Mercury governs your 5th house and 8th house (unexpected situations or money, partner’s finances, inheritance, sexuality, secrets, esotericism).

You may find yourself multitasking, handling several matters simultaneously. Having an abundance of free time during this period might cause you to feel restless. There will also be a strong desire for communication and discussing various events.

While transiting the 6th house (enemies, debts, illnesses, hard work, cousins), Mercury aspects the 12th house (challenges, expenses, foreign countries, solitude or isolation, meditation, sacrifice, enlightenment, work with foreigners or pilgrimage as work, sex, sleep).

Mercury rules your 6th house and 9th house (long-distance travel, education, luck, spiritual growth, father, guru, dharma, courts, laws).

During this period, you will become more communicative, but you may also exhibit capriciousness and nervousness. There will be a tendency to engage with various people, which could provoke jealousy from their partners. This time favors interactions with intellectual individuals. Often, encounters with a future marital partner occur, especially if the transiting Mercury aspects the ruler of the 7th house.

This is a favorable period for signing agreements, conducting negotiations, taking joint walks with a partner, and attending presentations. It is also a good time for advertising activities, cultural events, symposiums, and seeking legal consultations, as well as for engagement ceremonies.

However, negative aspects can cause communication issues and disagreements with marriage or business partners. Problems such as misinformation, errors in documents, gossip, slander, or public scandals may arise. Under such circumstances, it is inadvisable to plan weddings, initiate court proceedings, or sign contracts.

While transiting the 7th house (spouse or business partner), Mercury aspects the 1st house (health, head, appearance, character, inclinations).

Mercury rules your 7th house and 10th house (work, career, reputation of the father).

During this period, you will be drawn to the mysterious side of life and may study esoteric subjects. Your mood may frequently change, which can affect your attitude toward people. You will become more insightful at this time but might face personal and financial issues, often due to internal contradictions.

While transiting the 8th house (unexpected situations or money, partner's finances, inheritance, secrets, esotericism, sexuality), Mercury aspects the 2nd house (parents, savings, family income, speech, food).

Mercury governs your 8th house and 11th house (income, ambitions, desires, friends, elder siblings, senior relatives, the internet, foreigners, and interest-based groups).