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Planetary transits are very significant in Vedic astrology because they are the major means of predicting the changes and developments in life. Nine key planets are considered in Vedic astrology which are: Sun, Moon, Mercury, Mars, Jupiter, Venus, Saturn, Rahu and Ketu. While others are physical planets which are visible with naked eye, Rahu and Ketu are two shadow planets which are actually two sensitive points of Moon’s orbit which intersects with that of Earth’s ecliptic path. The descending node is known as Ketu and the ascending node as Rahu. Each of the 12 zodiac signs has a key influencing planet which is called the Lord of that zodiac sign. Mars is the Lord of Aries and Scorpio, Venus is of Taurus and Libra when Pisces and Sagittarius are governed by Jupiter. Sun is the Lord of Leo and the Moon is of Cancer. Saturn rules Aquarius and Capricorn when Gemini and Virgo are ruled by Mercury. A particular planet’s positioning in a zodiac sign during its natural course of transit would have some generalized implications but those are not very relevant when we look at an individual’s horoscope reading. Astrologers have studied the implications of these planetary transits on the lives of different zodiac natives for long. This knowledge is the basis for an expert astrologer’s predictions and suggestions. Astrology as a science has a lot to do with data analysis and also permutations and combinations of the effects which different planetary positions at an instance can bring on in a person’s life. While making a prediction, an expert astrologer cannot exclude other aspects and just take the planetary transit into consideration because some aspects can be nullified, amplified or overshadowed by other aspects. Here in this section Astroyogi astrologers have provided you with information about the major Planetary Transits of this year.
The red planet is the most masculine among the nine planets. Mars was considered as the god of farming by the Yunanis and was worshiped as the god of warfare and battle by the Romans. The planet is so significant in astrology that the third month in the Gregorian calendar is n...
The Vedic legend says that Mercury is the offspring of Jupiter and Moon, hence it has the characteristics of both of these planets. Mercury is the Key significator of one’s communication skills, analytical abilities, and intellect. So it is a key planet for Lawyers, sale...
Jupiter is a behemoth both is astronomy and astrology because Vedic astrology gives much priority and importance to its positioning and transits as it is found to have a strong impact on our lives. Jupiter is also known as ‘Guru’ (master) in Vedic astrology as the ...
Venus is personified as a feminine planet in Vedic astrology, similarly it is known as the goddess of Beauty in Western culture. Venus is considered the lord of Zodiac signs Taurus and Libra according to Vedic astrology. The planet is the key significator when it comes t...
Saturn is the most powerful and influential of all nine planets. Saturn is known as ‘Shani’ in Vedic astrology and it always has the perception of a cruel planet in people’s mind. The fact is Saturn is the planet which pertains to justice and will reward you ...
Rahu is a shadow planet considered in Vedic astrology. While there is no physical existence of the planet both Rahu and Ketu are two sensitive points on the Moon’s orbit which are very significant in Vedic astrology. Rahu is depicted as a serpent riding a chariot driven ...
Sun transits last for one day and are considered to be the most important of the short-term transits since the Sun is the powerhouse of the solar system. Sun transits are considered significant as during this period, the Sun illuminates the issues and conditions surrounding an...
Transit of Moon brings favourable results when it moves into 1st, 3rd, 6th, 10th and 11th house from where natal Moon is positioned in a birth chart. In the remaining houses, it can lead to some challenges in the natives life.
The effect...
Have you ever witnessed a scene where a bright sunny day suddenly turns into a dark night? This is just the moment when the moon comes between the sun and the earth and engulfs the daylight to spread darkness. This spectacular phenomenon is known as the Surya Grahan (Solar Ecl...
What would happen when someday you randomly look at the sky and witness a blood-red coloured moon? It would scare you out of your wits to see a bloody moon in the sky. But this is what usually happens during a Chandra Grahan(Lunar Eclipse).
Chandra Grahan is an a...
