AI Live Planetary Transit Predictions
Your birth chart is fixed. The sky above you is not. ProxaAI continuously maps today's actual planetary positions onto your natal kundli, so every answer reflects the cosmos as it is right now — not a pre-written monthly horoscope.
What Are Transits (Gochar)?
Transits — gochar in Sanskrit — are the ongoing movements of planets in the present sky relative to where they sat at your birth. While your natal chart describes your innate potential, transits describe the conditions activating that potential right now. A challenging Saturn natal placement can lie dormant for decades; the moment transiting Saturn aspects it, the lesson begins.
Transits ProxaAI Tracks for You
Different planets transit at vastly different speeds, and each carries a distinct quality:
- Saturn (Shani) — 2.5 years per sign; drives Sade Sati, Dhaiya, and the great structural lessons of life
- Jupiter (Guru) — 1 year per sign; brings expansion, opportunity, learning and grace
- Rahu and Ketu — 1.5 years per sign (retrograde); shape karmic axis themes and unexpected events
- Mars (Mangal) — ~45 days per sign; energy, conflict, action cycles
- Sun and Mercury — monthly cycles affecting public-facing themes and communication
- Moon — 2.5 days per sign; daily emotional and timing texture
How AI Translates Transits Into Guidance
Knowing that Saturn is transiting your fourth house is one thing — knowing what that actually means for your home life, your mother's health, or your real-estate decisions this quarter requires interpretation rooted in your specific chart. ProxaAI's AI agents read each significant transit through the lens of your natal placements, active Mahadasha, and life stage, then deliver guidance that's actionable rather than abstract. Today's sky is summarised on our daily panchang, the heaviest transit of all is explained in Sade Sati, and transits always read against your running dasha.
Always Live, Never Pre-Written
Most astrology apps publish a monthly forecast written days or weeks in advance. ProxaAI doesn't. Every reading you generate is computed against the actual planetary positions at the moment you ask — Moon precise to the minute, faster-moving planets to the hour. When you come back tomorrow, the sky has moved, and your reading reflects that.
Frequently Asked Questions
- What does Saturn return / Sade Sati look like in transit?
- Sade Sati is the 7.5-year period when transit Saturn passes through the 12th, 1st and 2nd houses from your natal Moon. Each phase has a distinct quality — emptying, restructuring, consolidating. ProxaAI shows you which phase you're in, what's been activated so far, and what to expect next.
- How do I know if a transit affects me?
- Two main filters: (1) does the transiting planet aspect a sensitive natal placement (your Lagna, Moon, dasha lord, or a chart-ruling planet)? (2) is it slow-moving (Saturn, Jupiter, Rahu/Ketu) or fast (Mars, Mercury)? Slow + aspecting = strong felt effect. ProxaAI surfaces the top three transits affecting you right now.
- How often should I check transits?
- Major transits (Jupiter, Saturn) move slowly enough to check monthly. Faster transits (Sun, Mercury, Venus) shift weekly. The Moon shifts every 2.5 days. ProxaAI lets you ask in real time, so check when you're making a decision rather than on a fixed schedule.
- Why do I feel a Jupiter transit some years and not others?
- Jupiter only delivers strongly when it aspects your sensitive points or activates a relevant house for your current life stage. A Jupiter transit through an empty house with no aspects to your chart will often feel quiet; one aspecting your dasha lord or Lagna will feel transformative.
- Can transits override my dasha?
- Transits modulate the dasha — they amplify, weaken, or briefly reverse its themes. The dasha sets the multi-year backdrop; transits provide the month-to-month texture and the trigger moments. ProxaAI reads them together.
Real astronomy. Classical rules. Then the AI.
Every reading starts from a chart computed to astronomical precision and a set of classical rules evaluated deterministically — the AI only interprets what the calculation produced.
Brihat Parashara Hora Shastra
The foundational text of Parashari astrology, and the most-cited source across our rule base. Our yoga, dosha, dignity and dasha rules are encoded directly from its conditions.
Phaladeepika
Mantreswara’s classical compendium on the results of planetary placements and combinations — used alongside BPHS for yoga definitions and planetary-strength descriptions.
Brihat Samhita
Varahamihira’s encyclopaedic work on mundane and cyclical astrology — the source behind our transit, conjunction and current-sky rules.
Prashna Marga
The principal classical text of horary astrology, for questions judged from the moment they are asked — the source of our Prashna significators and yes/no scoring.
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