What is Planetary Transit
Planetary Transit
Transits refer to the movement of planets through the 12 Houses of a horoscope. Each planet completes a full zodiac round, with some planets lingering for longer periods than others. For instance, Jupiter spends roughly one year in each sign, while Saturn may stay in a sign or House for about two-and-a-half years or more. Rahu, on the other hand, takes around 18 months in each sign or House. The Moon has a rapid transit plan, staying only for 2.5 days in one sign, while the Sun takes around 30 days per sign or House.
Understanding transits works
Transits occur when a planet passes over the positions of your “natal planets” as they were at the time of your birth. For example, if Venus was in Capricorn when you were born, when another planet like Mercury moves through Capricorn and aligns with Venus’ position within 10 degrees, an astrologer would say that Mercury is transiting your “natal Venus.” This transit suggests a combination of Mercury’s communicative influence with Venus’ “let love in” type of energy. This is a classic example of communicating with loved ones, sharing your affections, and making pleasant social connections. In other words, since Mercury is moving through the point in your chart that’s all about love, you may find yourself thinking more about affection and expressing your feelings more openly.
Transits can have different effects on your life, depending on the planetary placements being transited. Sometimes, they may only change the general atmosphere of your day-to-day life. However, if a planet is transiting your Sun or Moon, you will likely feel its impact across various areas of your life. For instance, during a Uranus transit, you may attract people with unconventional qualities who disrupt the status quo and open up new and exciting possibilities. In essence, transits can influence the type of people you meet and the things you attract.
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