What does it mean to have Saturn and Jupiter in the 7th house of Navamsa in Libra?

Saturn and Jupiter in the 7th house of Navamsa influence relationships and marital life as they are placed in Libra. The 7th house in D-9 is associated with marriage, spouse, and long-term partnerships. Libra, being ruled by Venus, is the zodiac sign of balance and harmony. And Saturn and Jupiter combined in the 5th provide discipline, wisdom (Saturn), and expansiveness (Jupiter) to this area.

Saturn in the 7th house of Libra - Positive: Stability and longevity; it can signal a mature relationship. Saturn ensures serious commitments as well and also values loyalty in partnerships. Because of this placement, these people are very practical and mature when they get married. Saturn's structure, discipline, and patience combined with Libra's balance and fairness by nature will make for a harmonious aspect between the two.

When Jupiter is placed in the 7th house of partnerships, Libra adds a dash of optimism and goodwill to these relationships. In Libra, Jupiter is as it should be — magnifying the principles of fairness, justice, and harmony. This union is the key to a stable, growing, and learning relationship. That a wise, generous, and supportive partner comes into the life of this native.

Negative Aspects: Saturn in conjunction with the Yogi/Boogie will be placed in the 7th house causing complications. Saturn may be a bit of a struggle in the face Jupiter's breezy optimism, which can make relationships tense. This can cause delays in getting an appropriate consort and marital happiness. Jupiter seeks joy in relationships; Saturn may appear to overshadow this by dealing with duty.

This placement can result in power struggles between equal partners. Jupiter wants to freak freely and Saturn likes nothing more than take control of the show. It often is a battle to make each work without frustration in your personal life. Balancing the above, and remaining aware of them is everything in reducing these issues.

1. Chanting the Vishnu Sahasranama regularly.
2. Performing Rudrabhishek on Mondays.
3. Fasting on Thursdays and Saturdays.
4. Donating to the poor and needy, especially on Saturdays.
5. Lighting a lamp with sesame oil in front of Shani Dev.
6. Offering yellow and black clothes to the temple priests.
7. Keeping a black dog or feeding one regularly.
8. Donating mustard oil on Saturdays.
9. Keeping a vessel filled with water near the head while sleeping.
10. Donating black urad dal on Saturdays.
11. Avoiding alcohol and non-vegetarian food.
12. Planting a peepal tree and nurturing it.