Cazimi

Cazimi describes a planet sitting within roughly 17 arcminutes of the Sun, so close it's considered to be "in the heart of the Sun" rather than simply combust or conjunct it. Where a planet closer than about 8° to the Sun is traditionally read as weakened (burned up, overshadowed), cazimi is the narrow exception: at that exact center point, the planet is instead read as strengthened, its themes fused with and amplified by solar identity rather than obscured by it.