Surya Gochar Kark Rashi 2025: The Sun is considered to be of special importance in astrology. According to the scriptures, the Sun and Moon are such deities that are directly visible. The Sun God changes its zodiac sign every month, and the effect of this change is seen differently on all zodiac signs. It is believed that with the grace of the Sun, a person's fortune can awaken. This time, on July 16, the Sun God is going to leave Gemini and enter Cancer, due to which positive changes can be seen in the lives of some zodiac signs. Let us know for which zodiac signs the transit of the Sun in Cancer will be auspicious...
Gemini
With the Sun moving into Cancer, the doors of new possibilities can open for Gemini natives. There may be chances of foreign travel, and the pending documents or visa-related work is now likely to be completed. The financial situation will improve, and new sources of income may emerge. Signs of progress are also visible in the workplace.
Virgo
Virgo natives can get tremendous benefit from this transit. There will be strong chances of promotion and a salary hike in the job. Those who were looking for employment for a long time can achieve success. Students preparing for competitive examinations are also likely to get good results. Some good news can also be received from the children's side.
Scorpio
With the transit of the Sun, Scorpio natives will experience peace and harmony in family life. Old differences can end, and sweetness will come in relationships. Social prestige will also increase. The time will be favorable for those who are appearing in an interview or examination.
Sagittarius
This transit of the Sun is giving very auspicious signs for the people of this zodiac. Those who were troubled by enemies can now get relief. Disputes related to family property can end and some auspicious work can also be completed at home. Couples wishing to have a child can also get some good news.
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