Watching the Skies for Ashadha

It's late June 2026, and the heat in Dubai is something else. With the Sun currently in Ardra, things feel erratic. I'm keeping a close eye on the calendar because the onset of Ashadha feels just around the corner.

As an astrologer, I don't look at festivals just as holidays; I look at them as windows for specific remedial action. The Moon is sitting in Mula, which adds a heavy, grounding layer to the day's energy. It’s an ideal time for inner reflection before the monsoon spirit arrives.

I’ve been checking the Choghadiya timings on VedKal to plan when I should start my meditative practice. Timing really is everything. When the planets shift like this, I often tell my students that we shouldn't force results. Instead, observe the Dasha periods and wait for the momentum to build naturally.

Are you tracking your current planetary cycles? It's easy to lose focus when the transits feel chaotic, but having a clean chart in front of you helps. I’ve noticed people get overwhelmed by Mercury and Jupiter meeting in Cancer, but if you look at the degrees, it’s actually a great moment for stabilizing your professional strategy. Don’t get lost in the noise. Just track the movement and wait for your window.