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June 2025 Transits Jupiter in Cancer Saturn in Aries and more
Have you ever felt like one phase of life was ending, but the next hadn’t fully taken shape? That was the theme that emerged at our latest Moon and Transits gathering on Saturday. It makes sense as we have so many planet leaving Tropical Pisces and entering Tropical Aries this year. With these shifts creating a sense of endings and beginnings in motion, understanding transits becomes even more valuable. Vedic Astrology is so strong in predictive techniques like Vimshottari Dasa cycles, planetary maturity, planetary ages, Nodes, and Varshaphal, that transits often receive less emphasis—sometimes leaving us feeling "out of the loop" with what’s happening in the skies above. That’s where our Moon and Transits group comes in. It was a natural evolution of our Varshaphal Word-of-the-Year study group in 2023–2024, and has become a collaborative space where we share experiences and observations to bridge this gap. What makes these discussions so insightful is how each member contributes, deepening our understanding by bringing their unique perspective. I hope you will join us on Patreon for our next Gathering on Soltice 21 June 2025!
The FlyDubai incident of 30 September 2026 offers a striking example of how Mars–Pluto, Mercury, and Neptune transits can materialise in real‑world events. Through Adityas Astrology, this post explores themes of disguise, rupture of rules, courageous teamwork, and moments of grace.