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Sun conjuncts Mercury. This is a bright aspect that should find everyone bubbly and talkative, if not a little confused. Everyone will want to talk about themselves, so it 's not the time to find a good listener. That's alright, because today you'll need to clarify and publicize your own plans and ideas. Fast clear thinking can make business efforts effective.

Mercury and the Sun regularly make 2 conjunctions, called the SUPERIOR and INFERIOR conjunctions. The SUPERIOR conjunction occurs at the exact middle of Mercury's DIRECT phase, and the INFERIOR conjunction occurs at the exact middle of Mercury's RETROGRADE phase.

During the INFERIOR conjunction, information that is usually readily available may be unavailable, unreliable, or inconclusive, so you may need to fill in the blanks and find new information sources. To find the answers to your questions, it can help to contemplate, meditate, and delve within yourself.

When the SUPERIOR conjunction occurs, information is taken more seriously and the mind is thinking more conservatively. You are more likely to gather information that is socially relevant and you'll want to share the latest, most up-to-date facts and information with friends and networks.

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