Vedic Planetary Transits
In Vedic astrology, planetary transits refer to the positions of planets in different rashis (zodiac signs) at a given time. The entire sky is divided into 12 zodiac signs, each covering 30 degrees, forming the complete 360-degree zodiac circle. In the sidereal zodiac system, these signs are considered fixed while planets move through them. As planets travel from one sign to another, their changing positions create different astrological influences, which are studied as planetary transits.
| Planet | Sign | Degree | Nakshatra | Status |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Sun |
Leo
|
25° 16′ | Purva Phalguni | D |
| Moon |
Virgo
|
6° 05′ | Uttara Phalguni | D |
| Mercury |
Virgo
|
8° 13′ | Uttara Phalguni | D |
| Venus |
Libra
|
7° 04′ | Swati | D |
| Mars |
Gemini
|
26° 17′ | Punarvasu | D |
| Jupiter |
Cancer
|
21° 58′ | Ashlesha | D |
| Saturn |
Pisces
|
19° 00′ | Revati | R |
| Uranus |
Taurus
|
11° 42′ | Rohini | R |
| Neptune |
Pisces
|
9° 23′ | Uttara Bhadrapada | R |
| Pluto |
Capricorn
|
9° 20′ | Uttara Ashadha | R |
| Rahu |
Aquarius
|
4° 43′ | Dhanishta | R |
| Ketu |
Leo
|
4° 43′ | Magha | R |
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2
Ur(11.70) (R)
3
Ma(26.28)
4
Ju(21.96)
5
Su(25.26) Ke(4.72) (R)
6
Mo(6.08) Me(8.22)
7
Ve(7.06)
8
9
11
Ra(4.72) (R)
12
Sa(18.99) (R) Ne(9.38) (R) Jupiter transits in Leo (October 29, 2026, Thursday at 9:46 AM) (2026-10-29)
Jupiter in Leo expands creativity, self-expression, and leadership at a collective level. It brings a surge in confidence, visibility, and the desire to stand out, often elevating art, entertainment, and influential personalities. This transit encourages bold expression but can also amplify ego and attention-seeking.









