Modern India's economic cycles: close ties with Neptune

This post shows a quite simple and strong correlation between independent India's economic growth cycles and aspects of Neptune. It is available to read to all subscribers for reading, including those who subscribe for free. In case you are not yet subscribed, you may do so here.

In the recent months, Indian stock market, which had been going up and up over the past few years, has been going down without even any strong domestic trigger to it such as a war or a pandemic. Indian economy, too, seems not to be doing well, as indicated by inventory levels of cars, two-wheelers and steel, which are in general quite reliable indicators of the true state of Indian economy rather than government-produced or -fudged data.

I had already warned about this for the year 2024-25 back itself, and I have also warned the same for the upcoming year 2025-26.

For the ongoing year 2024-25, these were my words: "It is highly probable that the economy would not do well. Businesses, particularly banks, may suffer; stock prices may suffer. This may be particularly true for Q4 of 2024-25 (i.e., Jan-Mar 2025)." Note how true they sound now!

For the upcoming year 2025-26, these have been my words: "Financially, not a great time for the country. The stock market may show volatility, and it is not a time to speculate. Some bank or similar financial institution could be in trouble, leading to hardship for many." I expect them, too, to prove very correct!

Unfortunately, because of the proliferation of astrologers, and many of them say things without enough study or intuition, thus causing harm to the image of astrology, which anyway is not a deterministic science by its very nature, some readers may not have heeded my words and may be exposed to losses on the stock markets.

If their trust is low in astrology, let me show how Neptune, a planet that is often associated with business and speculative affairs, is closely related to India's economic performance. I am going to focus here on Neptune when it aspects to the malefic Saturn, and thus brings about challenging times in the Indian economy, but readers can experiment what happens when Neptune aspects with the benefic Jupiter (or with Mars-Jupiter conjunctions) and see if they find any patterns. Readers can also do similar experiments with other countries: note that for different countries, different astrological patterns will emerge, some centered around the Lunar Nodes (Rahu/Ketu), some around Jupiter, some around Chiron, and so on. Not every country will react to Neptune so strongly as India does.

We start first with a graph of India's GDP growth since 1960. The chart below shows the curve starting from 1961, as the coordinate for 1961 is showing the growth that happened in the previous year (1960 if the coordinate is at 1961):

Let us have a look at the astrology now, which actually is quite simple to understand.

Without being long-winded about it, let me just list out a table below (the two items that are not about Neptune-Saturn cycle are italicised):

• 1965-1966: Neptune in trine with Mars-Saturn conjunction (also India-Pakistan war)
• 1972: Neptune-Saturn opposition
• 1979: Neptune-Saturn square
• 1989: Neptune-Saturn conjunction (a period of economic instability also begins)
• 1991: Neptune-Uranus conjunction (it will perfect itself in 1993) (economic liberalisation starts in Nov 1991)
• 1997: A very loose-orbed Neptune-Saturn square
• 2000: A very loose-orbed Neptune-Saturn square
• 2007: Neptune-Saturn opposition (global recession starts at the end of 2007, closely following the opposition)
• 2016: Neptune-Saturn square (Indian banknotes' demonetisation, which has a strong negative impact on Indian economy)
• 2019-20: Pluto-Saturn conjunction
• 2025-27: Neptune-Saturn conjunction

If you were to look at the curve in the graph above, you may realise how well it matches the Neptune-Saturn cycle. The years when Neptune and Saturn come in hard aspects (conjunction, square, opposition), those are difficult years for the country's economy. The years 1965-1966 are an exception in that it is a soft aspect (trine) and not a hard one, but the soft aspect is perfect trine to a Mars-Saturn conjunction, which is an extremely malefic conjunction in astrological charts.

(In passing, do note that Neptune-Saturn conjunctions are also very important cycles for Russia's political structure, and I firmly expect the years 2025-2026 to bring not only an end to Putin's reign but also major structural changes in Russia's polity, Constitution and makeup of the country.)

Coming back to India from the Russian digression, note how late 1991, when India started on its journey of liberalisation under Shri P.V. Narasimha Rao and Dr. Manmohan Singh, is when Neptune conjoins with Uranus, the planet which brings dramatic changes in the status quo.

Note also that year 2019-2020 saw the global pandemic, which also led to a sharp impact on Indian economy. For major changes to global power structures, one has to look to Pluto-Saturn cycles. In 2019-2020, Pluto-Saturn conjunction happened, which always marks a sharp change in the world's power structure change. For Indians, they should be very familiar with it, because the last to last such conjunction happened in 1946-48, when Great Britain's power went down, colonies including India got liberated and the U.S. emerged as the new numero uno in world power. As I said, Pluto-Saturn conjunctions bring major shifts in the power structure of the world, and I have no doubt that events unleashed by the years 2019-20 are already bringing major changes in the world power structure, with the U.S. well on the way of a huge decline and even fall. Probably, Pluto-Saturn cycles deserve another post in their entirety, given how important they are globally.

And if you do not believe in astrology, it is probably time to question your bias anew and simply look at these cycles and question, why events coincide with these cycles. Readers are welcome to forward this post to non-believers, sceptics and journalists.

To come to the present, as you can see in the table above, we are already in a Neptune-Saturn conjunction. This conjunction shall perfect itself in early 2026. The two planets will continue to be in conjunction till early 2028, though by early 2028, the conjunction would have become quite loose-orbed, that is, a less strong one. This would suggest pain for investors in India's economy till the end of year 2027-28, but I have not seen charts so far ahead: sometimes, Jupiter may place itself in a way as to protect from harm. However, the upcoming year 2025-26 certainly looks quite difficult for Indian economy!

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