It has still 30° – 8° = 22° left to cover in that house, before moving on to the next house. If a planet has 8°, then it means that it has travelled 8° in the house it is sitting. So, there are 360°/12 = 30° degrees in every house of a kundali. So, Mercury is probably a planet that is most affected by this phenomenon. You will often find Mercury sitting in the same house as the Sun, or an adjacent house.
Mercury sitting with the Sun, will be considered set if the difference between the degrees of the Sun and the Mercury is equal to or less than 13°. Saturn sitting with the Sun, will be considered set if the difference between the degrees of the Sun and the Saturn is equal to or less than 15°. Venus sitting with the Sun, will be considered set if the difference between the degrees of the Sun and the Venus is equal to or less than 9°. Jupiter sitting with the Sun, will be considered set if the difference between the degrees of the Sun and the Jupiter is equal to or less than 11°. Mars sitting with the Sun, will be considered set if the difference between the degrees of the Sun and the Mars is equal to or less than 17°. Moon sitting with the Sun, will be considered set if the difference between the degrees of the Sun and the Moon is equal to or less than 12°. How close a planet needs to be to the Sun, to be considered as set, also varies. On the contrary, Rahu and Ketu can eclipse the Sun and the Moon.Īlso, though the Sun can set other planets, it never sets itself. However, Rahu and Ketu cannot be set by the Sun, as these are shadow planets – basically they are ascending and descending phases of the Moon. These planets can be overpowered by the Sun – Jupiter, Venus, Saturn, Mercury, Moon, Mars. 
Let’s learn which planets are affected by this phenomenon, and which ones are immune to it. However, not all planets can be overshadowed by the Sun.
If their degrees are close, then it means that the planet has been overpowered by the Sun, and is setting. Well, for this we need to compare the degrees of the Sun and the planet that is sitting with the Sun in the same house or one house ahead/behind it.
Such planets are considered to be setting (just like the Sun sets).īut what do we consider as too close to the Sun? Many planets, if they come too close to the Sun, are overpowered by it, and lose all their power.
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