Current Planet Transit Effects on Kundli - Personalized Gochar

Because Vedic practice treats Gochar as acting on the mind first, and the Moon governs the mind. The Janma Rashi is therefore the primary reference for transit results, and the classical rules - Sade Sati, Dhaiya, the favourable houses for each planet - are all counted from it. The Lagna is read as a secondary check, which this tool also shows.

The slow ones. Saturn takes about two and a half years per sign, Jupiter about a year, and the nodes about eighteen months, so these set the medium-term weather. The Moon changes sign every two and a bit days and the inner planets move quickly, so their transits colour a day rather than a chapter.

Very little, on that alone. A transit acts on what the birth chart already promises and on the dasha you are running, and a difficult transit over a strong chart is a nuisance rather than an event. The classical rules also have modifiers, notably Vedha, which cancels a transit result when another planet sits in the corresponding sign.

It sums the classical transit results - each planet's house from your Moon, the Sade Sati or Dhaiya status, Jupiter's position and the nodal axis - into a single score. It is a summary for orientation. Any one line beneath it carries more information than the number does.

No, and the order matters. The classical view is that the dasha decides what is on offer and the transit decides when and how smoothly it arrives - a favourable transit cannot deliver what the running dasha does not support. Read this alongside the Vimshottari timeline, not instead of it.