Tomorrow’s Horoscope

Tomorrow’s planetary positions can be computed today — in astronomy, tomorrow is not a guess. It is as certain as today.

Choose your sign

Ye Moon sign — the sign the Moon was in at birth. The Western Sun sign is different from it. If you do not know it, free kundli can work it out.

Choose your sign above.

Which planets this reading uses

A one-day reading uses the five fast planets — the Moon, Sun, Mercury, Venus and Mars.

The Moon is central only here. It changes sign in about two and a quarter days, so within a single day it makes the greatest difference — and for exactly that reason it has no place in a longer reading.

Jupiter and Saturn are deliberately absent. Jupiter stays in a sign for about a year and Saturn for two and a half — putting them into a daily reading would mean repeating the same sentence all year.

The twelve signs

Choose your sign above. To look at Saturn’s period on its own, each sign has its own page:

Aksar poochhe jaane wale sawaal

How can tomorrow’s reading be given today?

Because the arithmetic of planetary motion is known in advance. In astronomy tomorrow is not a guess — which sign the Moon will occupy tomorrow is as certain as today. What runs here is that arithmetic, not a prophecy.

Will tomorrow’s reading differ from today’s?

Almost always. Within a day the Moon either crosses into the next sign or moves noticeably toward it, so tomorrow’s reading will differ from today’s. On days when it does not change sign the two readings stay close — and that is correct too.

How far ahead can this be taken?

The arithmetic has no limit, but usefulness does. A reading built from the fast planets lasts a day or two. Beyond that, use the weekly, monthly or yearly reading — each is built from planets that hold for that long.

Which sign is this based on?

The Moon sign. The sign the Moon occupied at your birth is your rashi in the Vedic system.

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