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Gochara · Thursday, July 16, 2026
Daily Vedic Horoscope by Moon Sign
One sky, twelve vantage points. Vedic dailies are read from your Moon sign — each planet's house is counted from where your Moon sits, so the same transit blesses one rashi and tests another. Today the Moon rides through Ashlesha nakshatra; pick your Moon sign below, or cast a free chart if you only know your Western Sun sign.
- Aries (Mesha)3/9 favorable · Moon in the 4th house
- Taurus (Vrishabha)4/9 favorable · Moon in the 3rd house
- Gemini (Mithuna)3/9 favorable · Moon in the 2nd house
- Cancer (Karka)3/9 favorable · Moon in the 1st house
- Leo (Simha)3/9 favorable · Moon in the 12th house
- Virgo (Kanya)6/9 favorable · Moon in the 11th house
- Libra (Tula)4/9 favorable · Moon in the 10th house
- Scorpio (Vrishchika)2/9 favorable · Moon in the 9th house
- Sagittarius (Dhanu)3/9 favorable · Moon in the 8th house
- Capricorn (Makara)6/9 favorable · Moon in the 7th house
- Aquarius (Kumbha)1/9 favorable · Moon in the 6th house
- Pisces (Meena)4/9 favorable · Moon in the 5th house
Why the Moon sign?
The Moon is the mind in Jyotish — daily weather registers there first. Transits, Sade Sati, and the gochara favorability lists are all counted from the natal Moon, which is why a Vedic "daily" from your Sun sign misses the mark. Every page here computes the actual sidereal sky (Lahiri) for the day; nothing is recycled copy.
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Common questions
What is gochara?
Gochara is the Vedic term for transits — where the planets are today, read against a birth chart. For daily purposes each planet's house is counted from the natal Moon sign, and classical lists name the houses in which each planet's transit helps.
Which nakshatra is the Moon in today?
Today (Thursday, July 16, 2026) the Moon moves through Ashlesha nakshatra. Each sign's page shows which house that lands in from that Moon sign.
How do I find my Vedic Moon sign?
Cast a free birth chart with your birth date, time, and city — the sidereal Moon sign is usually about one sign earlier than your Western Sun sign, and it may differ from your Western Moon sign too.