What this may mean for you
A planetary event is the same sky for everyone. What it means for you depends on your own chart: which houses the planet rules and passes through from your Moon sign and lagna, and the dasha you are running.
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How these dates are worked out
Every date and time here is worked out the way Indian panchangs give planetary events: the Lahiri ayanamsa on the sidereal zodiac, applied to the apparent position of each planet, the place it is seen in the sky. A station (the moment a planet turns vakri or margi) is timed from its apparent motion. Times are Indian Standard Time, rounded to the minute.
A sign change close to midnight can fall on the neighbouring date in an almanac that rounds or counts the day differently.
