15th degree of Jupiter in Sagittarius, Jupiter’s exaltation. Cunning, duality. Disinclination toward married life. With adverse aspects to Mars, Venus, Sun, or Moon—homosexuality (P. Globa). Power, arrogance, high aspirations, commercial talent, musicality. If damaged by Mars, paralysis threatens, and if the Ascendant is in a mutable sign, a tendency toward suicide manifests. Moon degree (J. Kepler).
Degree of happiness; degree of business (N. DeVore).
“Merry but lazy people rest after a great feast.”
— Necessity, present in the early stages of human growth, to materialize the idea of fulfillment. Materialization of the spiritual. Direction toward the superficial to strengthen oneself. Surrender to feelings. Unwise excess. Stupidity (D. Rudhyar).
“Calculation.” Indicates a person with abilities in science, particularly mathematics. The degree is associated with writing, crafts, and finances (B. Israel).
Cunning, disinclination toward marriage (O. Troyanovsky).
Degree of astrologers. Brings hollow fame, bragging, cunning, duality. In the best case—diplomatic skill, avoidance of married life. With negative aspects to Mars, Venus, Sun, or Moon, it indicates a tendency toward homosexuality (Theborean Calendar).
Jupiter degree. “A hammer used at auctions lies atop a pile of gold coins and credit notes.”
— Indicates a personality who conducts business with cleverness and inventiveness. Such a person will strive to the utmost to retain what has been achieved. This position brings material gain, and the methods employed compel others to submit to them. Life for this individual will not be without disappointment, but they are not the type to hesitate or wait. Their philosophy is rooted in self-preservation. A symbol of Neglect (I. Kosminsky).
