Venus Transit in Jyeshtha

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

Next entry
17 Jan 2027, 19:37, leaves 29 Jan 2027, 18:57
Last stay
9 Dec 2025 to 20 Dec 2025
Typical stay
11 days (median of 10 stays)

Venus in Jyeshtha: every entry and exit

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

EntersLeavesDurationYear page
9 Dec 2025, 17:4520 Dec 2025, 08:0111 days2025
17 Jan 2027, 19:3729 Jan 2027, 18:5712 days2027
10 Nov 2027, 08:2221 Nov 2027, 02:2411 days2027
Show the other 8 stays, 2021 to 2031
EntersLeavesDurationYear page
before 20214 Jan 2021, 05:192021
17 Oct 2021, 17:4130 Oct 2021, 16:2613 days2021
25 Nov 2022, 03:135 Dec 2022, 18:1311 days2022
8 Jan 2024, 00:0518 Jan 2024, 21:1311 days2024
27 Oct 2024, 01:237 Nov 2024, 03:4711 days2024
24 Dec 2028, 03:133 Jan 2029, 18:4611 days2028
17 Oct 2029, 15:5730 Oct 2029, 19:1313 days2029
24 Nov 2030, 16:255 Dec 2030, 07:2611 days2030

What Venus in Jyeshtha nakshatra means

Indra, king of the gods, is the deity of Jyeshtha, and its symbol is an earring, or the umbrella held over a king. Mercury rules it, and Mercury is a friend of Venus. The nakshatra fills the last third of Scorpio and ends at the gandanta with Mula. Mars, lord of the sign, is neutral to Venus.

The eldest is the theme, and with it rank. Venus here gives comfort through position: a promotion, a senior's favour, a gift from an elder sibling, or income from a post of responsibility. Relationships take on a question of who leads. Art made in these eleven days or so has authority and some hardness.

Jyeshtha is a tikshna nakshatra in muhurta and is not listed for a wedding. It suits the confrontation that has been avoided, the ending of a lease, and the removal of what has become a burden. The last pada, near the gandanta, is the point where a relationship may fail or be cleared, and a purchase there is best delayed.

From the Moon and the lagna:

  • Scorpio, Libra, Virgo, Leo and Cancer Moons hold Venus in the first to fifth houses and gain standing and the affection of seniors.
  • Aries, Pisces, Capricorn and Sagittarius Moons have it in the eighth, ninth, eleventh and twelfth, favourable in Phaladeepika, with gains through inheritance and friends.
  • Gemini, Taurus and Aquarius Moons receive it in the sixth, seventh and tenth and should avoid a contest with a partner or a superior.

The transit shows how one holds rank in love, whether by protection or by control. Indra's umbrella shelters those beneath it, and the person sees over these days whether their own authority protects anyone. The remedy is Om Shukraya Namah, curd or rice given on Friday to someone older, and a word of respect to the family's eldest.

Venus in the other nakshatras

Other planets in Jyeshtha