Jupiter changes sign three times in 2027. Every entry, turn, pada and meeting, timed to the minute and read the classical way, with two pages for your Moon sign and a table for your birth nakshatra.
Jupiter's 2027 turns on three sign changes and one month in the Sun's glare. These five carry most of it.
Retrograde since 13 December 2026, Jupiter slips back into Cancer, its sign of exaltation, on 25 January, turns direct there on 13 April and stays until 26 June: five months at full strength.
On 26 June Jupiter enters Leo for five months. Jupiter in Leo is the Simhastha, the condition of the Kumbh at Nashik and Trimbakeshwar, whose bathing days fall in August and September.
From 16 August to 15 September Jupiter is combust. The Sun passes it on 31 August, and it reappears in Purva Phalguni, which by Varahamihira's rule makes the coming Jovian year a Phalguna year.
On 26 November Jupiter enters Virgo. It turns retrograde there and steps back into Leo on 28 February 2028, entering Virgo for good on 24 July 2028.
From 26 November to 23 February 2028 Jupiter in Virgo and Saturn in Pisces stand opposite and each aspects the other, after two stretches of Jupiter looking at Saturn from Cancer and from Leo.
Chapter III counts Jupiter's year from the sign the Moon held when you were born, the one your newspaper rashifal uses: every stay as Phaladeepika reads it, Jupiter's gaze, Saturn beside it, and the dates to mark. Here are the houses Jupiter holds for each sign in 2027; green is a house the texts call favourable.
Jupiter carries your Sade Sati year
Jupiter is the support of your Sade Sati year: in your fifth, a favourable house from which it looks at your Moon sign, until 25 January and again from 26 June to 26 November. The exalted stay in Cancer falls in your fourth, and Virgo from 26 November is your sixth.
The turn comes on 26 November
Jupiter turns favourable on 26 November, entering your fifth and looking at your Moon sign. Until then it moves between your fourth and third; the year's support comes from Saturn in your eleventh, outside June to October.
Exalted Jupiter for savings and family
Exalted Jupiter in your second from 25 January to 26 June is the year's best stretch for savings, family and speech. Leo, your third, follows until 26 November, and Virgo, your fourth, closes the year.
Jupiter exalted on your own Moon
Jupiter is exalted on your own Moon from 25 January to 26 June, a stay the texts read as one of change and outlay rather than ease. In your second, a favourable house, it stands until 25 January and from 26 June to 26 November.
The Simhastha on your own Moon
Jupiter stands on your Moon for much of the year, the Simhastha in your own sign, and turns favourable on 26 November, entering your second. From 25 January to 26 June it is in your twelfth.
The year's best stretch for gains
Exalted Jupiter in your eleventh from 25 January to 26 June is the year's best stretch for gains. Leo, your twelfth, follows; from 26 November Jupiter stands on your Moon, a first visit that returns to Leo on 28 February 2028.
Jupiter in your eleventh, most of the year
Jupiter in your eleventh, until 25 January and from 26 June to 26 November, is the year's support for gains and recognition. The exalted stay in Cancer falls in your tenth, and Virgo, your twelfth, closes the year.
Two good stretches
Two good stretches: exalted Jupiter in your ninth from 25 January to 26 June, looking at your Moon sign, and Jupiter in your eleventh from 26 November. Between them it crosses your tenth.
Jupiter looks at your Moon sign
Jupiter in your ninth, until 25 January and from 26 June to 26 November, looks at your Moon sign and is the year's support. The exalted stay in Cancer falls in your eighth; Virgo, your tenth, closes the year.
Jupiter's gaze, twice in the year
Exalted Jupiter in your seventh from 25 January to 26 June looks at your Moon sign, and Jupiter in your ninth from 26 November does the same. Between them it crosses your eighth.
A year for partnerships
Jupiter in your seventh, until 25 January and from 26 June to 26 November, looks at your Moon sign: the year's support for partnership. The exalted stay in Cancer falls in your sixth, and Virgo, your eighth, closes the year.
Relief in the Sade Sati year
Exalted Jupiter in your fifth from 25 January to 26 June, and in your seventh from 26 November, looks at your Moon sign both times, the relief of a Sade Sati year. Between them it crosses your sixth.
The cover, Jupiter's calendar, the stay in Cancer, the Aries page and the almanac check.
Transit readings follow Phaladeepika, chapter 26, house by house from the Moon sign; the Jovian year follows Varahamihira's Brihat Samhita, chapter 8. The sidereal zodiac by the Lahiri ayanamsa, and mean Rahu and Ketu.
Every entry, station and pada computed to the second and printed to the minute, in Indian Standard Time for New Delhi. Jupiter's sign entries are checked against published panchangs, and the positions against NASA JPL's DE431.
The planets incline; they do not compel. The readings give the tendency the texts associate with each stay, and promise no outcome.
Made for the household that keeps a panchang, the reader who waits for Jupiter's change of sign each year, and the student of jyotish who wants Jupiter's numbers in one place.
No. It is the same book for every reader: Jupiter's 2027, with readings for each Moon sign and each birth nakshatra. For your own chart, the free Janam Kundali shows your lagna and dasha. Open the Janam Kundali →
Grah Gochar 2027 charts all nine planets through the year, a page per Moon sign. This book gives Jupiter alone: its passage from Cancer to Libra, its nakshatras and padas, the Simhastha, and two pages for each Moon sign. See Grah Gochar 2027 →
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 the southern Vakya almanacs compute Jupiter from older tables. The book sets Jupiter's sign entries beside 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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Yes. One purchase gives you the Hindi and the English edition, to download at once and attached to your e-mail.
