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Exalted Moon/ Chandra in Taurus/ Vrishabha Rashi on 27th August, 2013

After the transit affliction of conjunction with Ketu in Aries and the Graha Dṛṣṭi/ Drishti/ planetary aspect of Śani and Rāhu/ Shani and Rahu from Tulā Rāśi/ Tula Rashi/ Libra, the Moon is in unalloyed exaltation in Taurus/ Vrishabha/ Vṛṣabha Rāśi/ Rashi or Lagna.

This is also the occasion of Bhagwāna Śrī Kṛṣṇa Jaṅmāṣṭamī/ Bhagwana Shri Krishna Janmashtami. Śri Kṛṣṇa Avatāra/ Shri Krishna Avatāra was born in Taurus/Vṛṣabha/ Vrishabha Lagna with the exalted Moon in Lagna in Rohiṇī Nakṣatra/ Rohini Nakshatra which is reiterated by this transit. He is the Cañdra Avātāra/ Chandra Avatara and this is an excellent time to worship matters related to the Moon in the radix.

The Gochara Chakra/ transit chart for the entry of the Moon to Taurus is given below-





 
 
 
The Taurus Moon is exalted and in the sign which contains his favourite bride Rohiṇī/ Rohini-the red one. This sign and the placement of the Moon is known for pleasure and hedonism, wealth and passion and indulgence in the good things of life.
 
There are some higher and more sincere functions such as tapping into the mind of the populace and understanding the psychology of a set of persons which may be relevant for a particular circumstance.
 
This placement of transit of the Moon through Taurus is associated with elevated status and social participation.
 

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