Shani Sade Sati
Sade Sati for Tula rashi
Tula is not in Sade Sati now. The next one starts on 22 October 2038.
All Sade Sati periods
| Period · Phases |
|---|
| 9 Sept 2009 – 26 Oct 2017 Rising (12th from Moon) 9 Sept 2009 – 15 Nov 2011 Peak (over the Moon) 15 Nov 2011 – 16 May 2012 Rising (12th from Moon) 16 May 2012 – 4 Aug 2012 Peak (over the Moon) 4 Aug 2012 – 2 Nov 2014 Setting (2nd from Moon) 2 Nov 2014 – 26 Jan 2017 Setting (2nd from Moon) 20 Jun 2017 – 26 Oct 2017 |
| 22 Oct 2038 – 8 Dec 2046 Rising (12th from Moon) 22 Oct 2038 – 5 Apr 2039 Rising (12th from Moon) 13 Jul 2039 – 26 Sept 2041 Peak (over the Moon) 26 Sept 2041 – 12 Dec 2043 Setting (2nd from Moon) 12 Dec 2043 – 22 Jun 2044 Peak (over the Moon) 22 Jun 2044 – 30 Aug 2044 Setting (2nd from Moon) 30 Aug 2044 – 8 Dec 2046 |
Shani Dhaiya (Kantak and Ashtama Shani)
| Period | Type |
|---|---|
| 7 Jun 2000 – 7 Apr 2003 | Ashtama Shani (8th from Moon) |
| 24 Jan 2020 – 17 Jan 2023 | Kantak Shani (4th from Moon) |
| 8 Aug 2029 – 31 May 2032 | Ashtama Shani (8th from Moon) |
| 6 Mar 2049 – 25 Feb 2052 | Kantak Shani (4th from Moon) |
What is Sade Sati?
Sade Sati is the roughly seven and a half years when Saturn moves through the sign before your Moon sign, your Moon sign itself, and the sign after it — about two and a half years each. It comes around every 30 years or so.
It is a period of hard work, responsibility and slow results rather than only misfortune; many people achieve a great deal in it. How it feels depends on Saturn's strength in your chart and your running dasha. Shani Dhaiya is the shorter two and a half year transit of Saturn over the 4th or 8th sign from the Moon.
Check Sade Sati, dashas and Saturn's strength in your own chart.
Make my kundaliFrequently asked questions
Is Tula in Sade Sati now?
Tula is not in Sade Sati now. The next one starts on 22 October 2038.
When is the next Sade Sati for Tula?
The next Sade Sati for Tula runs from 22 October 2038 to 8 December 2046.
What are the remedies for Sade Sati?
Traditional remedies are worshipping Hanuman and Shiva, chanting the Shani mantra or Hanuman Chalisa on Saturdays, lighting a sesame oil lamp under a peepal tree, serving the elderly and labourers, and donating black sesame, mustard oil or iron on Saturdays.