Why are we still ignoring the Rahu-Ketu axis in transit analysis?

Looking at the current data for May 24, 2026, it’s clear the energy is shifting.

Mars is powering through Ashwini, and we've got Jupiter pressing hard at the tail end of Gemini. Most people spend their time tracking these faster-moving planets because it's easier to see the immediate results in their daily lives.

But here’s the thing that keeps me up: why do we treat Rahu and Ketu as static points instead of active vectors of change?

Right now, Ketu is sitting in Magha, conjunct the Moon. That’s a heavy placement for the mind. Yet, everyone I talk to is focused on Mercury in Rohini or Sun in Krittika.

If we treat astrology as a tool for planning rather than just fate, ignoring the nodal axis is a massive blind spot. When you’re mapping out your Q3 goals using Vyom, you’ve got to account for where the nodes are hitting your houses. They aren't just background noise; they're the variables that disrupt your best-laid plans.

Are we just lazy with our calculations, or is the nodes' influence too abstract for a logical model?

Let's hear your take. Does anyone actually use the nodes to adjust their timeline, or are you just sticking to the standard planetary transits?