Jupiter (Guru) Nakshatra Pada Transit 2022

Jupiter is the great benefic, signifying wisdom, children, fortune and dharma. Its yearly sign change is one of the most awaited transits (Guru Gochar) in Vedic astrology.

Every nakshatra is divided into four padas of 3°20'. A pada transit marks a graha crossing into the next quarter of a nakshatra, the finest standard division, which also determines the Navamsa sign the graha occupies. The Jupiter spends about a year in each sign. Times below are exact to the minute, calculated with the sidereal Lahiri ayanamsa.

All times shown in: Asia/Kolkata

Date Time Jupiter Nakshatra Pada Transition Action
02-Jan-2022 Sunday 03:51 PM Dhanishta Pada 4 → Shatabhisha Pada 1
18-Jan-2022 Tuesday 03:39 PM Shatabhisha Pada 1 → Shatabhisha Pada 2
02-Feb-2022 Wednesday 10:59 AM Shatabhisha Pada 2 → Shatabhisha Pada 3
16-Feb-2022 Wednesday 02:46 PM Shatabhisha Pada 3 → Shatabhisha Pada 4
02-Mar-2022 Wednesday 11:10 AM Shatabhisha Pada 4 → Purva Bhadrapada Pada 1
16-Mar-2022 Wednesday 06:15 AM Purva Bhadrapada Pada 1 → Purva Bhadrapada Pada 2
30-Mar-2022 Wednesday 05:42 AM Purva Bhadrapada Pada 2 → Purva Bhadrapada Pada 3
13-Apr-2022 Wednesday 03:50 PM Purva Bhadrapada Pada 3 → Purva Bhadrapada Pada 4
28-Apr-2022 Thursday 09:23 PM Purva Bhadrapada Pada 4 → Uttara Bhadrapada Pada 1
15-May-2022 Sunday 01:06 PM Uttara Bhadrapada Pada 1 → Uttara Bhadrapada Pada 2
03-Jun-2022 Friday 11:21 PM Uttara Bhadrapada Pada 2 → Uttara Bhadrapada Pada 3
01-Jul-2022 Friday 11:21 AM Uttara Bhadrapada Pada 3 → Uttara Bhadrapada Pada 4
25-Aug-2022 Thursday 01:44 PM Uttara Bhadrapada Pada 4 → Uttara Bhadrapada Pada 3 Retrograde
23-Sep-2022 Friday 11:35 AM Uttara Bhadrapada Pada 3 → Uttara Bhadrapada Pada 2 Retrograde
19-Oct-2022 Wednesday 08:55 PM Uttara Bhadrapada Pada 2 → Uttara Bhadrapada Pada 1 Retrograde
29-Dec-2022 Thursday 05:13 AM Uttara Bhadrapada Pada 1 → Uttara Bhadrapada Pada 2

Rows marked Retrograde are crossings made while Jupiter is moving backward, so it can appear to re-enter the same nakshatra pada more than once.

Note: positions are calculated with the Lahiri (Chitrapaksha) ayanamsa using the Swiss Ephemeris. Other Panchang sources use slightly different ayanamsa values, so their times can differ from these by a few minutes for the Sun and Moon, and by more for slower planets such as Jupiter and Saturn.