Shani Sade Sati Calculator
Checks whether Saturn's ~7.5-year transit relative to your natal Moon is currently active.
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About the Shani Sade Sati Calculator
Checks whether Saturn's roughly 7.5-year transit relative to your natal Moon (Shani Sade Sati) is currently active, and which of its 3 phases.
- Enter your birth location, date, and time (used to find your natal Moon sign).
- Enter a check date — defaults to today.
- Read whether Sade Sati is active on that date.
- If active, read which phase — Rising, Peak, or Setting.
A natal Moon in Meena (Pisces): Saturn transiting Meena itself is the Peak phase; Saturn in Kumbha (the sign before) is the Rising phase; Saturn in Mesha (the sign after) is the Setting phase.
| Phase | Saturn's position relative to natal Moon | Traditional theme |
|---|---|---|
| Rising (Arohi) | 1 sign before the natal Moon | Often described as a build-up period |
| Peak (Chandra) | Same sign as the natal Moon | Traditionally considered the most intense phase |
| Setting (Utrohi) | 1 sign after the natal Moon | Often described as a resolution/wind-down period |
This checks CURRENT status on your chosen date only — it does not compute the exact dates your Sade Sati period starts or ends, since Saturn's real transit speed varies (including retrograde loops), and a precise boundary date needs an actual forward/backward search of Saturn's position rather than a fixed +2.5-year estimate. A future version may add this.
- • A real, verifiable 2026 example: a Pisces (Meena) Moon is in the Peak phase of Sade Sati throughout 2026, since Saturn itself transits Pisces (Meena) the whole year — confirmed against independently published 2026 Vedic transit reports before this tool shipped.
- astronomy-engine — VSOP87-based astronomical calculation library — accessed 2026-09-07
- 2026 Saturn transit / Pisces Moon Sade Sati cross-check — accessed 2026-09-07
Provided for general guidance based on traditional Vedic astronomy/astrology methods (Lahiri ayanamsa, classical texts cited on this page) — not scientific fact or a definitive prediction. Interpretations vary by tradition, region, and astrologer; consult a qualified astrologer or priest (pandit) for important life decisions.