Yearly rashifal 2026

2026 for every Moon sign

Where Jupiter, Saturn and Rahu–Ketu spend the year, who has Sade Sati, and which months read best. Vedic rashifal is read from your Moon sign. Don't know yours? Find it free in your kundli.

AriesGo gentlyA year of steady effortBest months: February, March, NovemberSade Sati this yearTaurusSupportiveA year for money and familyBest months: February, March, AprilGeminiMixedA year to steady yourselfBest months: June, August, SeptemberCancerMixedA year of spending and restBest months: May, November, DecemberLeoMixedA year of gainsBest months: January, April, MayVirgoMixedA year of changes at workBest months: July, August, OctoberLibraSupportiveA year of fortune and faithBest months: January, November, DecemberScorpioMixedA year to go carefullyBest months: June, September, OctoberSagittariusMixedA year for partnershipBest months: February, May, NovemberCapricornMixedA year to manage health and rivalsBest months: July, August, SeptemberAquariusMixedA year of good counselBest months: January, April, MaySade Sati this yearPiscesGo gentlyA year to look after homeBest months: June, September, OctoberSade Sati this year

Questions about 2026

Which Moon signs have Sade Sati in 2026?

Aries (Mesha): the rising phase (Saturn in your 12th) all year. Aquarius (Kumbha): the setting phase (Saturn in your 2nd) all year. Pisces (Meena): the peak (Saturn on your Moon sign) all year.

When do Saturn, Jupiter and Rahu change sign in 2026?

Jupiter enters Cancer on 2 Jun, Jupiter enters Leo on 31 Oct and Rahu enters Capricorn and Ketu Cancer on 5 Dec.

How is this rashifal made?

Every position is the Swiss Ephemeris (Lahiri ayanamsa), and what it means comes from the classical gochara rules of Phaladeepika ch. 26, counted from the Moon sign. No sentence is an AI's guess.

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Gochara rules: Phaladeepika ch. 26 (without the vedha rule). Positions from the Swiss Ephemeris, Lahiri ayanamsa, dates in India time. Each month is read from the sky on its 15th. How we compute