Sometimes soulmates show up in transits

Did they step into your life when the grahas moved just right? Was their arrival written in the motion of the stars above? In Vedic astrology, transits—gocharas—carry the weight of fate. The planets do not merely pass; they stir the fabric of your karma. Could someone destined to touch your soul arrive as a planet crosses a house of love?

When Guru (Jupiter) transits your seventh house, a door may open in your heart. A meeting filled with hope, dharma, and expansion. But Jupiter teaches too. Even gifts come with lessons. Was their presence a blessing wrapped in a challenge you didn’t expect?

When Shani (Saturn) moves through this same space, commitment often appears. Bonds formed under Saturn’s gaze are not light. They demand responsibility. They endure, yet always remind you of the passage of time, of the impermanence even within endurance.

The swift movement of Shukra (Venus) may bring joy, charm, and a blooming affection. A new face, a familiar feeling. But Venus is fleeting in gochara—was the sweetness brief, a divine glimpse, not meant to last?

Mangal (Mars) ignites the fifth or seventh when love arrives suddenly. A passionate spark, a bold pursuit. But Mars can burn too hot, too fast. Did they rush in like fire, only to leave ash?

When Chandra (Moon) crosses over natal points tied to love or union, a tide may rise in your emotions. Familiarity, longing, recognition. But the Moon changes every night. Was this connection real, or a passing wave?

So, when someone appears under transits aligned just so, was it the sky revealing a chapter in your soul’s story? Perhaps. But even in the timing of the stars, love arrives with both joy and the quiet ache of knowing all moments must pass.