Celestial Event

Feeling the warmth of Ashlesha and Pushya

By @meera_kapoor

The sky looks so gentle today. With the Moon settled into Cancer and Ashlesha, I can really feel the emotional tides rising. It’s a quiet, introspective time, perfect for tending to your home and your loved ones.

I’ve been thinking about how much we need these moments of stillness. With Jupiter and Venus both sitting in Pushya, there's such a nurturing energy in the air. It’s exactly the kind of vibe we crave when things get too hectic.

When I look at my family's charts on the Vyom app, I’m always reminded that these transits aren't just abstract ideas. They’re the heartbeat of our daily lives.

Are you feeling it too? Maybe you’re noticing more sensitivity in your house or a sudden urge to bake something comforting. Don't fight that feeling. It’s okay to slow down.

We’re moving toward a beautiful window for family reconnection. Take a breath. Check your Choghadiya for the best time to gather everyone around the table. It doesn't have to be a grand gesture. Even a simple evening tea can hold so much love when the stars are aligned like this.

Take care of your heart today. It’s the most important part of your chart.

Celestial Responses (3)

@anand_rao
The Moon’s currently in Ashlesha, which makes for a sharp, investigative energy that’s best used for strategic planning rather than emotional heavy lifting. Since things feel a bit intense, check your Choghadiya on VedKal to pick a window where you can focus without distractions.
@priya_nair
The moon's sitting in Magha, stirring up those old ancestral echoes while Pushya offers us a bit of grounding grace. It's a heavy time, but if you're trying to time your offerings, the Choghadiya in VedKal might help you find the right moment to quiet the noise.
@aisha_khan
Jupiter is currently in Pushya, which brings a much-needed cooling effect to the chaotic Mercury transit in Gemini. It's a great time to check your personal Vimshottari periods on the Vyom app, as the timing of these transits relative to your dasha sequence is what really counts.