Where the nine grahas stand today: sign, degree and nakshatra, the next change of sign, and how each one falls for your Moon sign.
Reading your chart…
Positions in the sidereal zodiac (Lahiri). Tap a graha to read its position in the chart.
Jupiter, Saturn, Rahu and Ketu change sign rarely. Each move shifts the houses they light up for months or years.
Jupiter enters Leo
Rahu enters Capricorn
Ketu enters CancerJupiter enters Cancer
Saturn enters AriesJupiter enters LeoSaturn takes about two and a half years to cross one sign. Tradition watches three of its positions, counted from your Moon sign.
About seven and a half years while Saturn crosses the 12th sign from your Moon, your Moon sign and the 2nd sign. It has a rising, a peak and a setting phase. A time for steady work, patience and seva.
About two and a half years while Saturn crosses the 4th sign from your Moon. Tradition watches home, mother and peace of mind.
About two and a half years while Saturn crosses the 8th sign from your Moon. Tradition counsels care with health, travel and sudden change.
How gochar is read for your chart.
Seen from Earth, a graha sometimes appears to move backwards against the stars. The tradition reads a retrograde graha as stronger and more inward: a time to review the matters it rules.
Classical texts such as Phaladeepika read transit results from the natal Moon sign, because the Moon is the mind that feels each transit. The lagna shows which area of life it touches.
Lagna is the sign rising in the east at your birth. Rashi is the sign the Moon held at birth. Daily gochar is read from both: lagna for events, rashi for the mind.
Seen from the Earth, a graha appears to move backwards for a while. Tradition reads a retrograde graha as turning inward, so its matters ask for review rather than haste.
The transit report sets today's gochar against your dasha and birth chart, with every reading cited.
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