Sun Transit in Jyeshtha

Sun in Jyeshtha nakshatra. Times are Nepal Time (GMT +5:45).

Next entry
3 Dec 2026, 07:44, leaves 16 Dec 2026, 10:41
Last stay
3 Dec 2025 to 16 Dec 2025
Typical stay
13 days (median of 11 stays)

Sun in Jyeshtha: every entry and exit

Sun returns to Jyeshtha about every year. That makes 11 stays between 2021 and 2031, each one below to the minute.

EntersLeavesDurationYear page
3 Dec 2025, 01:3016 Dec 2025, 04:3613 days2025
3 Dec 2026, 07:4416 Dec 2026, 10:4113 days2026
3 Dec 2027, 13:4916 Dec 2027, 16:5413 days2027
Show the other 8 stays, 2021 to 2031
EntersLeavesDurationYear page
3 Dec 2021, 01:0116 Dec 2021, 04:0013 days2021
3 Dec 2022, 07:0716 Dec 2022, 10:1413 days2022
3 Dec 2023, 13:1716 Dec 2023, 16:1413 days2023
2 Dec 2024, 19:2515 Dec 2024, 22:2713 days2024
2 Dec 2028, 19:5515 Dec 2028, 22:5613 days2028
3 Dec 2029, 02:0916 Dec 2029, 05:0613 days2029
3 Dec 2030, 08:1816 Dec 2030, 11:2413 days2030
3 Dec 2031, 14:3316 Dec 2031, 17:2913 days2031

What Sun in Jyeshtha nakshatra means

Indra presides over Jyeshtha, the earring and the umbrella, in the last degrees of Scorpio, ruled by Mercury. Mercury is neutral toward the Sun, and Mars, lord of the sign, is a friend. Indra is the king of the devas, and the Sun is the king among the grahas. The nakshatra is about seniority, and the Sun here is the eldest in the room.

The stay lasts about two weeks. Rank is asserted, and the Sun's significations of authority and government show as protection and as rivalry. The umbrella is held over the ones under one's care. The earring is the badge of office, and the person is judged by whether they have earned it.

Jyeshtha is tikshna, and the last degrees of Scorpio are gandanta, the junction with Sagittarius. The Sun's passage through the junction brings a short, sharp turn in a matter of position. Elders and the eldest sibling come forward. The heart should be watched in anyone under strain.

Virgo, Gemini, Aquarius and Capricorn Moons hold the favourable houses. Scorpio Moons carry the Sun in the first, Sagittarius in the twelfth, Aries in the eighth and Leo in the fourth. These should guard standing, spending and health. Count from the lagna as well, and read the Moon first.

Jyeshtha shows how the person carries seniority. Indra's fault is pride, and the fortnight shows whether rank protects others or only oneself. Water to the rising Sun with Om Suryaya Namah, and jaggery or copper given on Sunday. For Indra, honour one's elder, and do not take a rival's insult home.

Sun in the other nakshatras

Other planets in Jyeshtha