Monthly horoscope
Tula (Libra): December 2026
This month, in one line
Shani stands in Meena, your 6th house from the Moon. This is the one slow graha standing in a house the tradition treats as asking rather than giving.
What this month opens for you
It favours anything that compounds. Repairs, repayments, the unfinished thing, the practice kept daily rather than intensely. Work done now under Shani tends to stay done — this is the best season in a life for building something you want to still be standing in ten years.
Your best days
- ✦ Good for beginning something: 1 Dec – 2 Dec, 10 Dec – 11 Dec, 17 Dec – 19 Dec, 26 Dec – 29 Dec
- ☾ Keep it simple and inward: 3 Dec – 4 Dec, 22 Dec – 23 Dec, 30 Dec – 31 Dec
Where the light falls
- 1 Dec – 15 Dec: the Sun lights your 2nd house, speech, family wealth, what you hold.
- 16 Dec – 31 Dec: the Sun lights your 3rd house, courage, effort, siblings, your own hands.
The month's turning points
- 2 DecBudha enters Vrishchika, your 2nd house: speech, family wealth, what you hold.
- 5 DecRahu enters Makara, your 4th house: the heart, mother, home, the ground under you.
- 9 DecThe new moon: the Sun and Moon meet in Vrishchika, your 2nd house. A quiet beginning suits it.
- 11 DecShani moves forward again in Meena, your 6th house. What was paused there can move.
- 13 DecGuru turns back in Simha, your 11th house. Revisit, re-check and finish what is open there.
- 22 DecBudha enters Dhanu, your 3rd house: courage, effort, siblings, your own hands.
- 24 DecThe full moon in Mithuna, your 9th house. A time to complete, and to give thanks.
Your act for this month
Choose one obligation you have been carrying badly and do it properly this week — not the large one, the small one you keep deferring.
Take a sankalpa — a vow is Shani's own instrument →An observation, not a forecast. The month reads the Sun's walk, the turning points of the other grahas and the two meetings of Sun and Moon, each counted from the Moon sign Tula. It is the same sky for everyone born under that sign; your own chart says far more.