In the world of Jyotish, Jupiter is known as ‘Brihaspati’ or ‘Dev Guru,’ the one who guides the gods.As the largest planet in the solar system, Jupiter is associated with expansion, wisdom, knowledge, and good fortune. It represents growth, expansion, and the spiritual side of a native. Naturally, Jupiter governs the ninth house, associated with higher education, philosophy, and religious aspects of a human being. A strong Jupiter placement in one’s natal chart signifies potential opportunities, prosperity, divine grace, blessings of intelligence, and knowledge, while a malefic placement can create disturbances in gaining knowledge, intelligence, and higher education.
Benefic houses
1st House
The house of self, identity, appearance, and life. With Jupiter placed in this house, individuals grow in every aspect of life, making them optimistic, generous, and naturally expansive. They carry a positive attitude despite troubles and challenges.
2nd House
Associated with money, value, wealth, and possessions. Jupiter’s presence in this house makes the native influenced towards material wealth.
5th House
Related to creativity, fun, romance, and children. The presence of Jupiter makes the native playful, cheerful, and generous. They are found to be more creative and pursue different hobbies.
7th House
Related to legal relationships, business, and partnerships. Jupiter’s presence in this house leads to harmonious and fortunate relationships in all aspects. It also indicates blessings of wealth and luck for the native.
Malefic Houses
4th House
The presence of Jupiter in the 4th house is largely malefic as it makes the native less optimistic and highly sensitive towards tiny details. They can also have challenging relationships with their mother and partner.
10th House
The presence of Jupiter in the 10th house is not that beneficial, as the native may have egoistic issues, disrupting their social life, and resulting in fewer friends.
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