Monthly Horoscopes

Written and reviewed by Dr. R.P. Sharma — Ph.D., M.A. Acharya (Jyotish), consulting since 1979.

By Dr. R.P. Sharma — Vedic Astrologer, practising since 1979 · Reviewed 10 Jul 2026

Month-by-month Vedic guidance for all twelve Moon signs, computed on real sidereal positions.

Monthly horoscopes here are computed, not copied: each month Dr. R.P. Sharma's engine casts the real sidereal positions (Lahiri ayanamsha) of every planet and reads them against each of the twelve Moon signs — the rashi system classical Vedic astrology actually uses. If you know your janma rashi (Moon sign), read that one first; if you only know your Western sun sign, a free kundli takes two minutes and tells you your Moon sign precisely.

Use the monthly view for planning the month's tone — career pushes, conversations, purchases, rest — and pair it with the daily horoscope for timing and the yearly 2026 outlook for the long arc. For decisions that carry real weight, a personal consultation reads your own chart, not a general one.

Common questions about these readings

Is a monthly forecast more reliable than a daily one?

It is broader rather than more reliable. A monthly reading follows the Sun, which spends about a month in a sign, so it describes a longer arc. Both are written per sign and shared with about a twelfth of the population, and neither can see your dasha.

Which sign should I read?

Your Moon sign. Indian forecasts are written for the Chandra Rashi rather than the Sun sign. A free kundli will confirm yours in a few seconds if you are unsure.

What would tell me more than this?

Your own chart. The running Vimshottari dasha decides the windows in your life, and it differs completely between two people who share a Moon sign. A monthly forecast is the backdrop; the dasha is the actual timing.

Monthly, daily and yearly compared

Three resolutions of the same thing. Which is useful depends on the question:

DailyMonthlyYearly
Driven byThe Moon (2¼ days per sign)The Sun (about a month per sign)Jupiter and Saturn
DescribesThe tone of a dayThe month's general shapeThe year's backdrop
Shared withA twelfth of everyoneA twelfth of everyoneA twelfth of everyone
Cannot seeYour dashaYour dashaYour dasha