The year 2025 has witnessed many unfortunate events, both natural and manmade, across India and the world. From major accidents like the Ahmedabad plane crash to war-like tensions between nations, astrology points to significant planetary movements contributing to such turmoil.
Jupiter’s “Atichari” (Transgressive) MotionJupiter began its rapid, "atichari" (transgressive) transit in May 2025, which is considered inauspicious in astrology. This phase of Jupiter, where it moves faster than usual, is correlated with emergencies, unrest, and disasters, much like the period during the Mahabharata War when six planets occupied a single zodiac sign. This unusual planetary gathering, which also occurred this year, is said to have increased the frequency of large-scale accidents, including major aviation disasters and escalating wars in regions like India-Pakistan and Iran-Israel.
Mars-Ketu and Saturn’s RetrogradeFrom July 7th to July 28th, Mars and Ketu occupied the same zodiac sign—an alignment traditionally linked with violence, aggression, and disasters. The Ahmedabad plane crash on June 12th and military escalations soon followed this planetary conjunction. Saturn turned retrograde on July 13th and will remain so until November 28th, with Mars also casting its aspect on Saturn this year. Astrology associates this combination with increased tension, violence, and outbreaks of conflict.
What could happen before 2025 ends?As 2025 concludes, Saturn will return to a direct motion on November 29th, while Jupiter will enter Gemini in an “inactive” state on December 5th. Direct Saturn could lead to significant political events such as arrests of leaders or even war. Meanwhile, Jupiter’s inactive status is thought to stir religious zealotry, which may result in unrest or global issues centered around religious sentiments. Further natural disasters or large-scale accidents are still possible before the year ends, according to astrological predictions.
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