

In Vedic astrology, Sun nakshatra transit refers to the movement of the Sun through the 27 Nakshatras (lunar constellations). While the Sun changes zodiac signs approximately every 30 days, it changes Nakshatra approximately every 13 to 14 days.
The Sun represents soul (Atma), authority, father, government, leadership, confidence and vitality. When the Sun enters a new Nakshatra, its results are influenced by the ruling deity and planetary lord of that Nakshatra.
Nakshatras represent deeper psychological and karmic layers. When the Sun changes Nakshatra, the intensity and nature of its results shift. This transit refines predictions beyond simple sign-based analysis.
As the Sun moves from one Nakshatra to another, subtle changes occur in authority, confidence and public image. The results depend on the house placement from your Ascendant and Moon sign.
Sun nakshatra transit may influence career reputation, government matters, relationship with father, health and personal leadership qualities.
If the Sun transits through strong Nakshatras, it enhances recognition and authority. In sensitive Nakshatras, it may create ego clashes or health concerns. Results vary based on individual horoscope strength.
Yes, especially for timing short-term events, leadership changes and government-related matters. It gives more detailed predictions compared to rashi transit alone.
It is calculated based on the Sun’s real-time astronomical longitude in the zodiac. Each Nakshatra spans 13 degrees and 20 minutes, and the Sun remains in one Nakshatra for approximately 13 to 14 days.
The sun stays in each nakshatra for approximately 13 to 14 days.
No, its effects depend on individual birth chart, planetary strength and current Dasha period.
Yes, nakshatra transit provides more subtle and detailed predictions compared to sign-based transit.