By Shreya Garg
Sawan is considered an auspicious month that is dedicated to the worship of lord Shiva. This is the month during which people observe fast, offer water and other things on the Shivlinga, chant shiv mantras and meditate on His name to make the most of the blessed month. It is believed that lord Shiva is likely to fulfill the blessings of his devotees during this month. Well, while we know how special this month is, what makes it even more auspicious is the rare planetary conjunction. Well, yes! The rare celestial alignment will benefit several zodiac signs. What’s more is that Sun, Mars and Venus will change zodiac signs during this month. Planets Mercury and Saturn will also go in retrograde – a rare phenomenon that will happen in Sawan month after 500 years. Zodiac signs to benefit from this rare planetary conjunction:Taurus: In the month of Sawan, Taureans can expect their financial condition to improve. They will be able to repay old debts, thanks to more income at their disposal. It is also a good time for Taureans to plan long travel sojourns. You can also luck out in whatever investments you have made so far. Also read: Nostradamus Predicts THIS Zodiac Sign Will Have Luckiest 2 Years From 2025 To 2027 Virgo: Virgo will see new doors open that will allow them to make steady progress in this auspicious month. Career prospects look promising, making Sawan a favourable time to start new ventures. Virgos will also be able to defeat their enemies and make significant advancements in their jobs or businesses. Financial stability is also likely to improve. Aquarius: For Aquarians, the month of Sawan is set to be a golden phase. Students will see that their hard work will reap them good results and job seekers will also find success in interviews. Virgos, know this that this is an ideal time for investment. Business ventures are likely to thrive and you will also enjoy good reputation at work. The environment at home will also remain joyful. (Disclaimer: This article is based on popular beliefs. Times Now is not responsible for the accuracy or completeness of the information and facts provided here.)