Every sign entry, retrograde, eclipse and conjunction of 2027, timed to the minute and read the classical way, with a page of readings for your Moon sign.
The year's shape is set by two slow planets and one eclipse season. These five dates carry most of it.
Into Aries, the sign of its debility, on 3 June and back to Pisces on 20 October: eight Moon signs change their Sade Sati or Dhaiya on those two dates.
Exalted in Cancer from 25 January to 26 June: five months of Jupiter at full strength.
The solar eclipse of 2 August is a late-afternoon partial eclipse across India, covering 6 to 39 percent of the Sun across six major cities.
Retrograde from 10 January to 1 April, Mars backs out of Leo into Cancer, its sign of debility, where Jupiter and Ketu already stand.
From 18 to 30 August the Sun, Mercury, Venus and Jupiter stand together in Leo.
Chapter V counts the year from the sign the Moon held when you were born, the one your newspaper rashifal uses, and reads every slow transit as the classical texts read it. Here is the year's verdict for each sign.
A year to carry with patience
Sade Sati runs all year and peaks on your Moon from 3 June to 20 October. Jupiter in your fifth is the relief, until 25 January and again from 26 June to 26 November.
A steady, earning year
Saturn in your eleventh and Ketu in your third hold two favourable marks for most of it. Sade Sati gives a first preview from 3 June to 20 October, and Jupiter turns favourable from 26 November.
A year that pays in its middle
Exalted Jupiter in your second from 25 January to 26 June, then Saturn in your eleventh from 3 June to 20 October. Rahu in your eighth asks for care all year.
A year with one strong ally
Jupiter in your second, until 25 January and again from 26 June to 26 November. Saturn moves from your ninth to your tenth and back, and Ketu sits on your Moon all year.
A year for guarded effort
Saturn's Ashtama Dhaiya holds except from 3 June to 20 October, and Rahu in your sixth is the year's steady ally. Jupiter turns favourable only from 26 November.
A front-loaded year
Exalted Jupiter in your eleventh from 25 January to 26 June, with Ketu there all year. Saturn's Ashtama Dhaiya, from 3 June to 20 October, is the stretch to take slowly.
A year of gains in two parts
Saturn in your sixth for most of it, and Jupiter in your eleventh until 25 January and from 26 June to 26 November. Rahu in your fourth asks for calm at home.
A well-supported year
Rahu in your third all year, exalted Jupiter in your ninth from 25 January to 26 June, and Saturn in your sixth from 3 June to 20 October.
A year that turns on Jupiter
In your ninth until 25 January and from 26 June to 26 November, in your eighth in between. Saturn's Kantaka Dhaiya runs all year except from 3 June to 20 October.
A strong first half
Exalted Jupiter in your seventh from 25 January to 26 June, beside Saturn in your third. Saturn's Kantaka Dhaiya from 3 June to 20 October and Rahu on your Moon all year ask for patience.
Relief in the middle of the year
Sade Sati's last phase lifts from 3 June to 20 October as Saturn reaches your third, while Jupiter in your seventh and Ketu in your sixth add to it.
Sade Sati's peak, with real support
Saturn on your Moon for most of the year, but exalted Jupiter in your fifth from 25 January to 26 June and Rahu in your eleventh all year.
The cover, the sky's calendar, January, the Aries page and the almanac check.
Transit readings follow Phaladeepika, chapter 26; dignities follow Brihat Parashara Hora Shastra. The sidereal zodiac by the Lahiri ayanamsa, mean Rahu and Ketu, and Vikram Samvat 2084 Durmati as the north-Indian almanacs print it.
Every instant computed to the second and printed to the minute, in Indian Standard Time for New Delhi. The year's key dates are checked against four published panchangs and NASA JPL's DE431: every date agrees.
The planets incline; they do not compel. The readings give the tendency the texts associate with each transit, and promise no outcome.
Made for the household that keeps a panchang, the reader who follows the rashifal, and the student of jyotish who wants the year's numbers in one place.
No. It is the same book for every reader: the sky of 2027, with a reading for each Moon sign. For your own chart, the free Janam Kundali shows your lagna and dasha. Open the Janam Kundali →
The sidereal zodiac by the Lahiri ayanamsa, mean Rahu and Ketu, and Indian Standard Time. Sunrise-based dates are for New Delhi.
Almanacs define the ayanamsa a few seconds of arc apart and take sunrise city by city. The book sets its key dates beside four published panchangs and explains on its last pages why they differ.
No. The Hindi edition is written in Hindi, in the language of the almanacs, with the same data and pages as the English.
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