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April 2026 is astrologically intense and unstable. When Mercury enters Pisces on April 10, there will be 5 planets transiting Pisces.
As March begins, we are in an intense time between two eclipses. Eclipses can transform our consciousness by exposing secrets and bring unexpected changes.
With many planets in Aquarius and the first eclipse of the year, what can Vedic astrology tell us about February?
The New Year begins with a cluster of planets in Sagittarius. On January 3rd, a full Moon in Gemini fully aspects this cluster of planets in Sagittarius. By the middle of January, these planets will all move into Capricorn, where we will also have a new Moon.
This December begins with a powerful full Moon that reveals resistance to change, and later brings a new Moon that signals powerful shifts and new beginnings.
Seven planets are retrograde this November, making this a suitable time for reflection, reevaluation, and deep introspection.
Jupiter is very influential this October. The planet will move to Cancer, the sign of his exaltation on October 18– but only for a short time before returning again to Gemini.
In September 2025, we will see two eclipses. Eclipses are powerful and serve as catalysts for change in the world.
Many planets are continuing their retrograde as August arrives. We will also see tension between Mars and Saturn, due to a mutual opposition between the two planets.
Major planetary shifts occurred last month, and we should notice a different energy in June.
Jupiter leaves Taurus and is transiting Gemini between May 14, 2025, and June 1, 2026. This particular transit is positive for the air signs, but we need to remember that this is still an intense time astrologically.
It is a significant astrological event when Saturn moves into a new sign. Saturn’s journey through the zodiac is slow, and his influence is deep. So what can Vedic astrology tell us about Saturn’s transit in Pisces?
