Tula Rashi 2029 Yearly Horoscope

For the Libra rashi in 2029, Jupiter occupies Tula in the first house while Saturn holds Mesha in the seventh. The Sun begins its twelve-house passage in Makara from 14 January, setting a long weather of varied pace across the solar months.

• Six solar months carry supportive emphasis for the overall rhythm, among them 15 March to 13 April when the Sun crosses the sixth house and 14 April to 14 May in the seventh. Jupiter over the Moon sign itself ranks among the more demanding transits.
• Rahu in Dhanu, the third house, magnifies courage, effort and initiative through the year, and Ketu in Mithuna turns faith inward. The stretch from 16 July to 16 August, with the Sun in the tenth house, aligns with this broader supportive pattern.
• Quieter intervals arrive when the Sun moves through the fourth house from 14 January to 12 February and again through the eighth from 15 May to 14 June. These passages invite a slower cadence yet sit inside a year whose tone remains largely positive.
• Jupiter turns retrograde between 10 February and 14 June, colouring the first half with the classic note that effort may return less than expected. From 17 August to 16 September the Sun in the eleventh house restores clearer forward emphasis.
• Ashtama Shani marks Saturn’s earlier passage through the eighth house before it settles in the seventh by early October. The solar month of 17 October to 15 November, Sun in Tula itself, belongs among the six that favour the year’s pace.
• Mixed solar months appear around the fifth house from 13 February to 14 March, the ninth from 15 June to 15 July, and the second from 16 November to 15 December. Saturn’s own retrograde begins 6 September and extends the seventh-house themes past year-end.
• The final supportive window runs 16 December 2029 into 13 January 2030 with the Sun in the third house. Across the whole year the slow placements of Jupiter in the first and Saturn in the seventh keep every claim proportionate and open-ended.

Saturn in Mesha, the seventh house, shapes the approach to colleagues, superiors and purposeful activity throughout 2029. Eight solar months favour routine work and study, starting with the Sun in the fourth house from 14 January to 12 February.

• Personal effort stays central rather than any outer result. The Sun’s passage through the fifth house from 13 February to 14 March and onward through the sixth and seventh houses into mid-May supports consistent application to daily tasks.
• From 15 March to 13 April the sixth-house solar month continues that supportive thread for study and workplace rhythm. Saturn’s presence asks whether shared duties rest on clear choice, keeping attention on one’s own contribution.
• Mid-year finds further favour when the Sun enters the tenth house on 16 July and remains through 16 August. The following eleventh-house month to 16 September likewise sustains focus on ordinary professional and learning routines.
• Saturn turns retrograde on 6 September and continues into January 2030, extending the seventh-house influence over collaborative work. The twelfth-house solar month from 17 September to 16 October still counts among the eight that support steady personal effort.
• When the Sun returns to Tula, the first house, from 17 October to 15 November, routine activity again finds favourable ground. Mixed intervals appear later, including the second-house month of 16 November to 15 December.
• The third-house solar month that closes the year into early 2030 carries a mixed quality for work themes. Throughout, the emphasis remains on the individual’s own application rather than on recognition or the actions of others.
• Even with Saturn retrograde spanning the final months, the larger pattern of eight supportive solar months holds. The long weather of 2029 therefore centres on patient attention to study, colleagues and the work that lies directly at hand.

Jupiter’s placement in Tula, the first house, frames the year’s money administration for the Libra rashi. Nine solar months favour careful attention to dues, accounts and routine financial matters, beginning once the Sun enters the fifth house on 13 February.

• Classic texts note that Jupiter over the Moon sign can foster complacency, so that effort yields less than expected. The supportive stretch continues through the sixth-house month of 15 March to 13 April and the seventh-house month into mid-May.
• Jupiter itself remains retrograde from 10 February until 14 June, colouring the first half of the year with that same note of tempered return. From 15 June the ninth-house solar month restores a favourable setting for ordinary money oversight.
• Further supportive windows open when the Sun crosses the tenth house from 16 July to 16 August and the eleventh house through 16 September. Quiet passages arrive earlier in the fourth house from 14 January and later in the eighth from 15 May.
• The twelfth-house solar month of 17 September to 16 October stands among the three quieter intervals for financial administration. Thereafter the first-house month of 17 October to 15 November returns to the supportive majority.
• From 16 November the second-house solar month continues the favourable pattern for attention to purchases and dues. The year closes with the third-house month from 16 December into mid-January 2030 still counted among the nine.
• Across these months the guidance stays with routine administration rather than any larger movement of funds. Jupiter’s first-house transit simply underscores the value of clear records and unhurried review of existing obligations.
• Even while three solar months remain quieter, the broader 2029 weather supports careful handling of everyday money matters. The placement of Jupiter in Tula keeps the tone positive yet proportionate for one twelfth of humanity.

Saturn’s long stay, including its Ashtama passage and later position in the seventh house, informs the year’s approach to energy and routine. Eight solar months favour rest, diet and daily rhythm, opening with the fourth-house month from 14 January to 12 February.

• Support continues through the sixth-house solar month of 15 March to 13 April and the seventh-house month that follows into mid-May. The emphasis remains on simple habits of sleep and nourishment rather than any diagnosis or promised change.
• From 15 June the ninth-house month joins the supportive list for maintaining energy levels. Mixed quality appears in the fifth-house interval of 13 February to 14 March and again when the Sun occupies the eighth house from 15 May to 14 June.
• The tenth-house solar month beginning 16 July and the twelfth-house month from 17 September each sustain favourable conditions for ordinary care of the body. Attention to regular meals and adequate rest fits the year’s larger pattern.
• When the Sun enters Tula, the first house, on 17 October, the supportive thread for routine continues through mid-November. A further mixed stretch arrives with the second-house month of 16 November to 15 December.
• The closing third-house solar month from 16 December into early 2030 still ranks among the eight that favour energy management. Saturn’s retrograde from 6 September onward simply lengthens the period of attentive self-care.
• Throughout 2029 the guidance stays at the level of diet, rest and daily pace. No solar month is marked quiet for health themes, so the overall weather remains largely supportive of consistent personal habits.
• Even the four mixed intervals keep the focus on what the individual can regulate directly. The slow influence of Saturn therefore encourages a measured regard for sleep, food and the body’s ordinary needs across the full year.

Rahu in Dhanu, the third house, and Ketu in Mithuna, the ninth, set the year’s tone for the Libra rashi’s own manner with close people. Nine solar months favour patience and clarity in dealings, beginning with the fifth-house month from 13 February.

• Courage and initiative receive magnification from Rahu’s third-house place, while Ketu turns faith inward. The sixth-house solar month of 15 March to 13 April and the seventh-house month into mid-May continue that supportive pattern for personal conduct.
• From 15 June the ninth-house month sustains the emphasis on the reader’s own clarity. Quiet intervals appear when the Sun crosses the fourth house from 14 January to 12 February and the eighth house from 15 May to 14 June.
• Further favourable ground opens with the tenth-house solar month of 16 July to 16 August and the eleventh-house month through 16 September. The twelfth-house stretch from 17 September stands among the three quieter passages for relational manner.
• Once the Sun enters the first house on 17 October, supportive conditions for patience return through mid-November. The second-house month of 16 November to 15 December likewise favours attentive dealings with family and partners.
• The year closes with the third-house solar month from 16 December into January 2030 still counted among the nine. Sign changes of the slow planets occur as factual markers only, without altering the core Rahu-Ketu axis.
• Every statement remains with the individual’s own patience and way of speaking rather than any other person’s response. The magnified initiative of Rahu simply encourages clear, courageous expression within close circles.
• Across 2029 the inward turn of Ketu in the ninth house pairs with that third-house strength. The larger weather therefore supports a thoughtful personal manner through most solar months while keeping all claims open-ended.