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The god that lives on the #star #constellation of #Shatabishakh is #Varuna. Varuna is the god of the deep dark. Varuna rules the night and the deep dark seas.
Varuna rides upon #Makara the #crocodile. The crocodile is the animal associated with the #water ruled sexual Chakra. Makara is also the name given by Yogins to the zodiacal sign of Capricorn. The crocodile of Varuna implies the deep Saturnian energy that is required to protect the creative feminine essence of the watery Shakti Chakra.
Shatabishakh Nakshatra
THE #HEALING CIRCLE
#Shatabishak #Nakshatra is symbolised by a #circle with a dark centre. This circle is the circle of the Tantric Ritual.
when we look into the origins of #spiritual practices from all over the world, we see that the circle is a central principle from which they all came. The circle is a wheel that links diverse forces and contains a ritualistic focus within itself.
The centripetal force of the ritual circle is created by those who join in the circle. This force moves inwards towards the space in the center of the circle.
The contained space within the circle becomes a #vortex of #energy that echoes the received resonance of energy and sends it out as centrifugal force.
The space within the circle is the mystery at the center of the nucleus. The eye of the storm is a mystery to those spinning in the tornadoes of existence.
The central place within the circle is the #mystery. The mystery is the #unknown and #unseen place. The unseen place is the dark mystery, that just like the colour black, contains all shades within it.
The center within the circle becomes the altar that absorbs, contains and births all diversities and encases, or rather encircles them.
THE WATERY NIGHT FORCES
The god that lives on the star constellation of #Shatabisha is Varuna. Varuna is the god of the deep dark. Varuna rules the night and the deep dark seas.
Varuna rides upon Makara the crocodile. The crocodile is the animal associated with the water ruled sexual Chakra. Makara is also the name given by Yogins to the zodiacal sign of Capricorn. The crocodile of Varuna implies the deep Saturnian energy that is required to protect the creative feminine essence of the watery Shakti Chakra.
The Shakti Chakra, as illustrated below, shows the crocodile and the six petals of the lotus. Six is the number of Shukra (Venus) Venus rules sensuality and the sexual function, Shukra literally means sexual juice.
Varuna dwells in the West. The sun setting in the West is an indicator of Varuna coming into his power as the sun sets and the night forces take over.
Varuna has a best friend named Mitra, who is his opposite. Mitra rules the daytime where Varuna rules the night.
Varuna and Mitra are bound together in sacred oath of friendship. Their friendship is so deep that it keeps the universe in equilibrium.
Varuna translates as the one who covers and conceals. He covers the sun as it sets and brings darkness by his concealing power of nightfall.
Mitra on the other hand, causes the sun to rise. Mitra uncovers and reveals as the root ‘Mi’ in his name implies, Mitra is said to never close his eyes.
Mitra is the deity who assists the activating of the solar forces, and Varuna assists in activating the lunar forces.
These two opposite forces are tied together in deepest friendship as they keep the cosmological order of Rtta. Rtta is the rhythmical, regulating principle of cosmological order.
Varuna is the deity of the depths and the waters that cover the earth and move with the dance of the Moon. Varuna rules the creatures of the deep subterranean watery underworlds. Much of the depth of sea is a yet unexplored territory for most humans. Varuna is the initiator who reveals the depths.
Out of interest, we find that Shatabishakh Nakshatra is within the zodiacal sign of Aquarius, Aquarius being the water bearer of of Western astrology bears a fluid relation to the watery Varuna. In the Yogic language, this is the sign called Kumbh, this means the pot that pours the fluid of healing upon all beings.
#RAHU THE HEALER
The ruling planet of Shatabishakh is none other than Rahu, the solar eclipsing North node of Moon.
Rahu is the head without a body. Rahu has no fear because nothing can poison him, he can consume whatever he wishes and it simply passes through him.
In Shatabishakh, Rahu brings the power and courage to drink anything, both medicine and poison.
Though Rahu is often considered a negative force, it must be seen that he be a powerhouse of force. Rahu magnifies whatever he touches and the energy of wherever he is gets magnified and multiplied. Just like Shatabishakh Nakshatra, Rahu has the power to cover the sun.
His endless appetite calls in more and more. Rahu squeezes out the very last drop by his will for consumption, even if there is seemingly nothing there, Rahu will squeeze out that which can’t be seen.
This force can be creative or destructive depending on how it is applied and approached.
#CROW POWER
Rahu is connected to the master healer that is the Crow. The Crow can take anything and transform it into nourishment. Crows are often connected with and fed in the rituals of the potent dark shadow casting planets and deities such as Saturn, Rahu and Ketu.
A common remedy to balance the forces of Rahu, Saturn and Ketu is to feed Crows and pay attention to their teachings.
The Crow is not afraid to get its beak dirty, the Crow has no fear. This is a quality needed to reach the depths of healing.
When we resist, block and fear things, we end up denying our power is we turn away.
The Crow is the great healing spirit on account of its lack of fear. The crow will ever turn away, and will eat everything. Crow puts its beak where others fear to peck.
DARK POWER
Let us now consider the meaning of the name Shatabishakh and get a a further insight of the energy that it transports.
The word Shatabishakh is an amalgamation of two words. Shata means a hundred, or hundreds, and Bishakh means healer. This is the constellation of healing power, as well as the remedies and tools of effecting healing.
This constellation is the hundred #healers or the hundredfold healer. The hundred healers of Shatabishakh can just as well bring on a hundred ills, as they can a hundred healings. This Nakshatra can trigger the underworld shadows of the deep sedimentary emotional waters and cause them to surface.
Varuna is a good who holds the noose in his hand and captures the parts of us that escape vision. Varuna has the ability to see in the dark and encircle that which is out of sight. He has the power to teach us the mysteries of the sacred night forces by revealing the dark that lives within his darker skies.
When we come to healing, it is not always a sweet and joyful affair. The dental surgeon might lead to healthy teeth, but the iron implements might fist scour upon flesh and nerve!
Now let us conclude by considering that Varuna is described as the master healer who has hundreds of remedies at his disposal.
Tantra is healing, and healing is #Tantra.
Hasta literally translates as Hand.
The #Nakshatra of #Hasta is situated in the #constellation of #Virgo. This Lunar house is concerned with skill, dexterity and balance.
If we look deeper behind the symbolism of Hasta, we see into the nature of the skill that this star imparts to us. The skill of Hasta Nakshatra is concerned with transition and the balancing force of handing one thing over to another.
The ruling planet of Hasta Nakshatra is the Moon and the ruling deity is Savitr the sun god. These are explicitly two opposites. But there is yet another duality that works in unison when we consider the #Sun #god #Savitr.
Savitr is of beautiful golden hands, he hands over the power that enlivens the sun at sunrise.
Savitr is the name that the Yogins give to the sun after sunset and before sunrise… the midnight sun if you will.
Savitr is the one who illuminates and empowers the rising sun from dawn to dusk. At each dawn, Savitr hands over the celestial-stage unto Surya. They can be thought of as twins that bring us the ebb and flow of sunrise and sunset.
The Initiation of Hasta
The theme of halves is a central key to seeing into the nature of Hasta Nakshatra. We have seen already how the ruling deity is Savitr of the illuming force behind the Sun, and we have seen that the ruling Planet of Hasta Nakshatra is the Moon.
These two opposite energies are instrumental in giving Hasta the energy of moving between extremes. The skill that the Hasta star constellation brings us is its ability to see across the whole range of the spectrum, and see into the nature of halves.
Remember that we are dealing here with the star of utmost dexterity.
Speaking of halves, we know that the Moon has two halves, the rising and falling, dark and light halves. Hasta is the hand that can reach to the depths as well as to the pinnacle. Hasta carries the energy of both the Full Moon and the Dark Moon. Hasta is the hand that can expand and dilate. It is the extreme of skill in all directions.
When we peer a little deeper, we see more, indeed, Savitr, the god who dwells in this star constellation, confers vision and insight. He is the enlivening illuminator.
The constellation of Hasta makes us aware of details. Working with Hasta Nakshatra brings to us the vision of the minute things that we might easily overlook.
The smallest details hold the deepest keys, for the smallest details are the things we don’t easily see if we are out of rhythm.
Hasta brings us the fascination and beauty of details, details might be seen as something tedious, boring and unimportant. This attitude towards finery comes when we ourselves have lost touch with nature’s rhythm. The slapdash approach is the path with no heart. If we look closely, we will see that the disregard of details is at the root of all ills.
How to come to the beauty and magic of details becomes the question here?
A thorough examination of things is the key to psychic and spiritual health.
The beauty of awakening Hasta is that we need no special equipment or measures.
We could go so far as to say we require no spiritual practice or intelligently philosophical insight, even no spiritual teaching. Details themselves become the Teacher and the teaching when we align to them.
Hasta is an internal spiritual energy of simply noticing and caring for the details.
Hasta has a secret teaching:
If we address what might seem like insignificant details, the secrets of wisdom open up. It takes power, patience and the acknowledgment of a steady and regular rhythm, to arrive at the wisdom of all wisdom. Hasta is the helping hand to the gateway of wisdom.
Just like the ruling planet of Hasta that is the very epitome of steady rhythm. If we consider the Moon clock as the ancients did, we come to intuition… we come to wisdom.
By simply noticing the movements of Lunar energy and the effect they have upon us, we learn more than any astro texts can ever tell us. When we ignore the law of rhythm, we risk physical and psychic ruin.
The Ancient Yogic science put the Moon in the position of the greatest of all lovers. The Moons beloveds are the 27 star sisters known as the Nakshatra’s. As the Moon moves through the constellations, each are payed a visit under the law of celestial rhythm.
There is a point that is brought out here. The Moon does not alter his speed, but he appears to spend a longer time with the star sister of Rohini Nakshatra, thereby breaking rhythm. Rohini is said to be his favorite star sister who gets an extended stay of attention lavished upon her.
This imbalance evokes controversy, jealousy and scandal with dire consequences to the Moon.
Why the Moon spends more time with Rohini is an eternal mystery that makes no sense when the degrees of distance are the same for all the star sisters, and the lunar speed remains constant. It has been explained by astro physics as something to do with a gravitational incline. Looking deeper into this, with the detail and insight of Hasta, might be a worthy study to undertake.
If we are out of sorts physically or psychically, remedies and practices are certainly good to pursue, but a deeper remedy would be to align to the teaching of steady Moon-like rhythm.
The moon absorbs everything, it misses nothing, it takes in and responds to every single detail. To be like the Moon is a profound teaching that slows us down and aligns us to the rhythm of nature. Anything that goes against nature is sickness.
If we are to open to the Initiation of Hasta, we are brought to question the structures and rhythms of ourselves, and the things that we are aligning to.
Hasta Mudra – Hand Gestures
The hand tells us many things. Maybe the hand tells it all.
Cross my palm with silver!
By observing the way we use the hands and the considering the underlying energy behind their motions, we get many deep insights into our relationship to the energy of Hasta.
The hands can be gracious, generous and open, or conversely they can be knotted, closed and unyielding.
When we hear the word Mudra, we are apt to think of hand gestures. The branch of Mudra that relates to hand gestures is called Hasta Mudra, and involves working with the hands to effect psycho/physical reactions in ourselves.
Sometimes we grip the hands, sometimes we bite the fingernails, or make gestures habitually. By becoming conscious of these sometimes unconscious processes, we can awaken to the unconscious implications behind our doings.
The inner psychic life is reflected in the day to day movements that we make with the hands. The Yogins have found that by consciously observing our hand gestures in each moment, we can gain insight into our soul. By such insights, we may begin to unknot and heal automatic psychic patterns, that are based on response to trauma.
Hand gestures carry immense power. By working with the nerve junctions in the hand, one can awaken many latent areas of the soul.
The ruling deity of Hasta Nakshatra – as we have seen – is Savitr. One of his names is Hiranyahasta, which translates as the golden handed one.
His touch illuminates. He is the base power behind the revealed part of life. His touch causes Surya to become enlivened with the power to enlighten the day.
Working with the hands is a movement towards the base power behind the curtain of the manifest.
The Dark Power Behind the Sun
Savitr is the presiding deity of Hasta Nakshatra. He is described as having beautiful skillful hands that transfer power to the sun at each sunrise. The famous Gayatri Mantra sings his praises. The word Demahi occurs in the Gayatri Mantra and presents a central teaching of Hasta Nakshatra, and is a central principle on the Yogic path. Demahi means to be aware and look deeply at things.
Skill comes from the ability to see deeply. To notice details is too care for depth. To care for depth is wisdom.
We explored the principle of Demahi, in the second section above entitled Hasta Mudra when we considered observing the underlying energy behind the manifest motion of the hands. Demahi is the focus of looking behind deeper beyond the revealed.
Demahi is the penetrative insight that concentrates energy toward looking into the nature of things. Demahi is the honouring of the foundation and base of the manifest. Demahi is to look into the causes and roots of manifest effects and phenomena. Demahi is Savitr.
In the art of awareness, Hasta plays a primary role.
This is the star of revealing. This is the star of vision. This is the star of insight and applied care to the fine details of existence.
The ruling deity Savitr, is the one who enlivens the sun.
Savitr is described often as the sun, and he is, but he is the sun after it sets until sunrise, at dawn Savitr touches Surya and causes him to rise.
Savitr is described as having the golden hand of Hasta, Hiranyahasta. When Savitr touches the sun of the day time who is called Surya, he enlivens him to fulfill his task of revealing and spreading rays of light. Savitr.
Savitr is the birther who gives conscious vision.
In the night, Savitr is with the Moon. The Moon is the ruling planet of Hasta and has an ever changing face. Savitr is devoted to the faces of the Moon, he studies and knows intimately, every single detail of the lunar sway. To fully form a relationship with the energy of Hasta, our vision must be honed to catch the underlying movements and truth’s that surround us. The Moon is a great teacher of rhythm that is ever there to observe and learn from. Savitr is the natural power of awareness that sees and feels all of the Lunar movements. Savitr brings us Demahi.
The Yogins have a detailed system of wisdom that names and honours every face of the Moon. There has endless goddesses and gods that tell the stories of the detailed celestial movements. These celestial movements told in the form of stories and symbols are pointers towards the forms, stories and movements within us.
The celestial outer spheres are directly related to our inner astral body. The Karmas in human astral body are effected and swayed by the astral movements in space.
Yogic ritual is a way to align to these movements. We could say that Yogic ritual involves opening the psychic ear and eye to listen to, and look upon the starry secrets.
And so for the Yogin, the stars and their lessons are not outer abstractions, they are the intimate inner realms of our psyche. Our inner life manifests into our outer life.
What we are seeing and living thorough, is the reflection of an inner psychic configuration, or constellation, if you will.
#Corvus, the #Crow Constellation
Corvus is the star constellation of #HastaNakshatra, it is Latin for Crow.
Let us take a little look at the Crow, considering that in Tantric vision, it is the emissary of Saturn. Corvus means crow and is the Greek name given to the 5 starred constellation of Hasta.
The crow is also the animal of Hasta Nakshatra in the far older Indian system of Astrology.
The Ancient Greek mythology has some relevant parallels with the the Yogic perspective that are worth considering. It was Apollo who in a fit of rage, threw the crow into the sky. He grasped the crow in his hand and flung him into the starry firmament.
The crow was meant to fill a chalice with water for Apollo, but he was delayed because he was tempted by the serpent Hydra to take a break and feast on a fig tree.
When Apollo questioned the crow as to why he was so late, the crow did not reveal the reason. Apollo is a sun god who sees past present and future. And feeling deceived by the crow, he flung him along with the Hydra and Chalice into the stars for eternity. We see the the Hydra, Chalice and Corvus in the picture below.
Take note of the interesting parallel here, that Savitr the Sun god is the god of Hasta, Apollo is also a sun god.
We once again find the symbol of opposites in relation to constellation that we are considering at present. We see that the Greek Apollo is the twin brother of Artemis. His sister is the famously sworn Virgin of the Greek mysteries. Apollo on the other hand is rather a romancer. His passions and romantic conquests with both genders, more than makes up for his twin sisters chastity. The one twin, being sworn to maidenhood, and the other, opening the doors of excess.
Artemis denied the most prized of lovers, while Apollo would cunningly and obsessively keep watch on his love affairs.
The story tells that the Crow was once white. Apollo’s fiery rage turned its feathers black after he had sent the crow to spy on his latest woo.
When Apollo heard that she was getting up to that which he did not want to hear about, his rage found expression against the crow and burned his formerly white feathers to a crisp.
Later in another fit of rage, Apollo was to fling the crow into the stars as the constellation of Corvus. Which as we have seen, is the Hasta Nakshatra of the Yogins.
The 5 stars of Hasta are related to the five fingers. The constellation also resembles the shape of palm. The Hasta constellation is the constellation of meticulous detail and skill.
The hand is the medium through which one touches life.
It of course represents the physical hand, symbolically the hand is here taken to mean the inner sense of skill, dexterity and attention to detail.
The Crow is known for its intelligence and wit. Let us next consider this in story form, in the well known old folktale called of the Crow and the Pitcher.
It is worth a retelling here, as it beautifully highlights some central themes of Hasta.
Story Time
The Crow and the Pitcher
Once upon a time,
on a hot summers day, a thirsty crow was scouring the land for a drink of water.
There was a drought and the river had dried up.
His thrust was torturous, but there was no water to be found anywhere.
His beady black eye caught something glimmering in the distance.
He thought that it must be a little pool of water, and so be dove down at the speed of black lightening to reach it.
He discovered that it was a pitcher of water and not a puddle shimmering in the blazing sunlight.
When the Crow peered inside, he saw that it was more than half full with water that glistened freshly.
The problem was that the neck of the pitcher was too thin for his beak to enter in and drink from it.
He tried to push the pitcher over, but it was too heavy for him to move.
He tried to fly at it full speed in the hope to knock it over and thus get the water to pour out.
He even tried to hurl stones at it, in the hope to smash it.
His efforts came to no effect.
Feeling somewhat defeated and deathly thirsty. He sat down quietly, and pondered ways that he could get a drink out of it.
After a moments meditation, the insight came to him. (Demahi in action)
He started gathering little pebbles that would fit through the narrow neck of the pitcher.
Carefully he put them into the pitcher, one by one by one.
It took a long time and was a work of care and patience. A stone that was too big risked getting stuck and blocking the water in pitcher from ever being reached.
After what seemed like an interminable infinity, the water had risen and the crow happily had a drink.
This story highlights the skill and patience of the hand (or in this case the beak), to accomplish a task. The crow is a very intelligent creature that is placed as the animal of Hasta Nakshatra, for its dexterity and skill of mind.
More than this, for the Tantric, the Crow is a creature that can fly between the worlds of darkness and light.
Notice again, how the opposites are at play again in Hasta, this time in the Crow.
Hasta is ruled by the Moon and is presided over by the deity Savitr, the one who hands the initiating spark to the rising sun. We can see a parallel between hasta and the crow in how the both articulate between the realms of the seen and the unseen.
The Unconscious becoming Conscious
When we start to understand the energy of the star constellations, (or better expressed, stand under starlight), we begin to see the themes that the star constellations represent in all areas of our lives.
Every life situation that we might be involved in, can be thought of as a constellation.
Every level of the psyche, every action and situation can be comprehended as a reflection of an astral energy principle.
Everything from a pleasant stroll in the park on a Saturday afternoon, to a family feud on a Sunday, can be seen as an energy constellation.
If we work and apply ourselves to becoming conscious of underlying causes, we can begin to see the star lessons and their astral teachings reflected in all the scenarios of our lives.
We can see the reflection of the star principles everywhere. They are manifest in thoughts, feelings, behaviors, ambience, music, films, stories, clothing and food, to name but a few places where reflections are manifest.
Things that are unconscious become conscious when pondered with a reference point to the stars and their lessons. For example, if we do a job poorly and have carelessly rushed through it, then we have not aligned to the detail of the energy of Hasta.
By recognising that we in an energy configuration contrary to Hasta, can make us conscious of where we are and what we are doing with our energy.
To learn the wonder and beauty of detail, is to resolve something deep in our soul. If details pass us by, we are out of step with the the potency of our awareness.
A life rhythm that misses details is one that is locked in a destruction hyper-rhythm. Hasta is a study of ‘the art of detailed skill and dexterity’ of both spirit and hand.
Hasta Nakshatra Symbols in a story
Let us take a read of a story with reference to the themes of Hasta Nakshatra. We are going to consider a fairy tale written by Hermann Hesse in 1916.
Firstly, let us consider how the story is full of meticulous details, this is rather typical of Hesse’s style, but in this short story the vast explosion of tiny details are potently compressed. Though it is a short story, it could easily become a book.
Detail and skill is primarily the energy of Hasta, as we have seen in the previous text about Hasta Nakshatra. This story is certainly very skillfully put together. The way the narrative of the many stories within the story are bound together with such dexterity, is very much an example of Hasta Nakshatra in action.
Hasta concerns very much how we apply the effort and skill to get the wish of our destiny.
The story below tells of the old bachelor or who grasps poorly to his half coin. He is a perfect example of the destructive side of Hasta Nakshatra, the bachelor has a closed grip that keeps him in a spirit of inner and outer poverty.
The girl with the elegant hands in the story, is the perfect symbol of the potential of Hasta Nakshatra. She is an independent figure who is diametrically opposite to the bachelor. Children love her, and she weaves together stories and magic for them by the power of her beautiful hands.
Hasta means hand and she is indeed imbued with the full power of the hand. Creating fairytales and spreading joy all around, with little regard for riches or relation. She lives in the power of her destiny.
She is a good figure to compare ourselves too and ask of ourselves… what are we creating and spreading all around?
Do we spread the magic and skill of Hasta?
Or are we caught in cycles of drama and stress?
Sometimes we choose the path of stress and loudness, to escape the deeper lessons and learnings. Some details are only received in the quietude where the dust settles.
The story tells of the musician hidden in his attic with his friend. The creative dexterity to wield a musical instrument is an art of Hasta. It is the refinement of the soul and the hand in a unified marriage. The friend of the musician who listens deeply, is in a realm of appreciation art and finery. We could say that he is an introverted Hasta power, his wish is just to receive the music and let it’s beauty, finery and detail imbue his soul. His love of the art of music is so pronounced, that he wishes to just become a mountain and observe everything. These two together hidden away in the attic, oblivious to the happenings in the town, very well represent the active and receptive sides of Hasta Nakshatra.
The stranger in the story who grants the wishes of destiny, can be seen as the amplifier of power of our efforts. Hasta Nakshatra is the hand of destiny. We do things with the psychic and physical hand. Every step is a step towards our destiny. Sometimes the steps go round and round, sometimes the step is a standstill. What we work for doesn’t always manifest directly. Learning a subject takes time. Sometimes we look into the mirror of destiny and see what we are creating with the energy of the spiritual hand.
Where do we put our focus and our work?
More important, how do we put it?
The hand that puts the food into the mouth is far more important than the content of the spoon.
Even great good actions can be an escape from our destiny. Good actions such as helping are good indeed. But sometimes they can be a side step from our destiny. They can be a way that we avoid to face ourselves. In helping others, it is possible that we can deflect the focus from helping ourselves where we most need it. Hasta is the star of noticing the most subtle details and movements of our spiritual and physical hand. Hasta is the vision to see deep beneath our actions, unto the motivating causes. Good actions for example, can be a way we might habitually take to redeem ourselves of the anguish of an energy configuration of guilt. Hasta brings awareness to look at that which we do and why we do it. Some of the things that we continue to repeat can be addictions. Addictions are not always to unhealthy things like sweets. Addictions can also be to noble behaviors and good actions.
If there is a drive in us, then there is a deep place of investigation waiting for us. Hasta is the energy of finding the details of why we do what we do. We might grow up in a culture that presents having a drive and a passion as a good thing. Hasta is the penetrating energy to question this and other such unquestioned details. When we have not opened to the Hasta energy principle of subtle psychic dexterity of vision, then we never pause to question the motivation of our actions.
Our actions reflect back to us and create the results of our lives. It is of note to consider that in the story that follows below, the wish fulfilling stranger stood before a mirror stand.
Everyone’s destiny was being reflected back in their wishes. Some wanted sausages and they got sausages.
As the wish fulfilling stranger comes to town, he sees every small detail. He sees the hedge that the bachelor had been trimming and how it had started with care and ended in a rush. Such an acute vision as the stranger has, is the perfect principle of Hasta awareness.
This Story that now follows, was written by Hermann Hesse in 1916. It encompasses many themes that are pertinent to understanding Hasta Nakshatra.
Rather, it might be better to say, that this story encompasses many themes that are pertinent to standing under the starry shine of Hasta Nakshatra.
With all the insights we gleaned from the text above, we will now look at Hasta Nakshatra through the context of this following story by Hermann Hesse.
#Bharani #Nakshatra, which represents the creative aspect of its planetary lord #Venus, is associated with nature’s inner feminine qualities—its ability to create, endure, nurture, and destroy. One of the inherent characteristics of Bharani Nakshatra is the tendency to pursue or resort to extreme measures.
The #constellation embodies the contradictory characteristics of desire, experimentation, lust, jealousy, tolerance, renunciation, and fear in its constant oscillation between contradictions.
Our birth nakshatra and Lagna nakshatra are the roadmaps of our lives; its indicate our nature, the direction of our lives, and our preferences. It improves your development if you understand and apply the quality of your birth constellation in your life.
Natives born under the birth constellation of Bharani exhibit a willingness to explore and experiment rather than sit back and calculate, giving them an aura of innocence and reliance on instincts. People born in Bharani Nakshatra are frequently seen going through radical changes as a result of the constellations’ necessary tendency toward contradictions.
Going through a lot of possibilities and walking down a wonderful new road of possibility are just a few of the things they have in common. One thing they all have in common is a tendency to follow newly discovered paths without much thought or calculation
Translation: The Beare Symbol: Vagina
Lord: Venus Zodiac: Aries sign
Deity: #Yama, the god of death Nature: The fierce or Severe (Ugra)
Gana: Manushya Gana (human) Body Parashara: Forehead
Marriage: Not auspicious Ruling Deity of Venus: Lakshmi
Number: 2 Gender: Female
Names Letter: Lee, Lu, Lay, Lo Lucky Stone: Diamond
Lucky Color: Blood Red Lucky or Favorable Numbers: 9
Common Name: Amla Guna: #Rajas
Bird: #Crow; #Yoni /Animal Symbol: The #Elephant; Tree: Amalaki or Amla.
favorable activities—creative and martian activities, cruel destructive, competitive or warlike, amorous, procreative and fertility, rites, beginnings and endings, acts involving fire, postponed or neglected activities, an asceticism which requires self-discipline, fasting or purificatory rites,
unfavorable activities: travel (Bharti related to traffic jams and accidents )patience, initiations, in the present day, and good for the conclusion that begins.
positive traits: being clear and able to do task fast ,Desires new experience, spontaneous duty full, ,courageous attitude, talented in career ,satisfied ,leader,creative artistic and materialistic.
negative traits -over burdened, rest less ,fickle, stubborn, child like ,vulnerable, vigour brothers others, needs discipline ,irritable impatient , sexually indulgent , judgemental.
career interests -publisher, writers, film and music ,occultist ,psychics,hypnotists, astrologers ,psychologist enterpreneurs, business people, financial consultants. lawyers, builders ,children and childbirth, hospitality ,industry -caterers, cooks and Hotel staff.
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The 13th #nakshatra of the series #Hasta is made of 5 #nakshatras – Alpha, Beta, Delta, Gamma, and Epsilon-Corvi. #Corvi’s #constellation resides in #Virgo and is visible just below one of the brightest stars – Spica.
Hasta translates to – The #Hand. The star represents all the positive activities performed using the hand. People born under Hasta are optimistic and possess an incredible capacity to create.
The natives of the star derive their power from ‘Surya Deva’- the governing deity and are ruled by the moon’s planetary energy.
Astrological Range: 160°00′ to 173°20′ Virgo
Nakshatra Number: 13
Gender: Male
Symbol: Hand or fist
Presiding Deity: #Savitar - #Sun as inspiration
Controlling/Ruling Planet: #Moon (Chandra)
Ruling Deity of Ruling Planet: Parvati
Shakti: Hasta Sthapaniyaagama Shakti – Ability to get what one is aspiring to and keep it in one’s hands
Caste: Light, swift
Nature: The light (Lagu)
Gana: Deva Gana (Lord Like)
Body Varāhamihira: Hands
Body Parashara: Sides
Rashi/Zodiac: Virgo sign
Marriage: Auspicious
Translation: The hand
Beejakashra for 4 pada’s: Poo, Sha, Naa, Taa
Lucky letters: P, S, N & D
Lucky Stone: Pearl
Lucky Color: Deep green
Lucky or Favourable Numbers: 2
Common Name of Associated Tree: Hog Plum
Botanical Name of Associated Tree: Spondias pinnate
Astronomical Name: Delta Corvi
Dosha: #Vata
Guna: #Rajasic
Element: #Fire
Bird Name: #Vulture ( #Crow)
Yoni/Animal Symbol: #Female #Buffalo (Mahisha)
Career: Entrepreneurship, business, counseling, consultancy, art, card dealers, manicurists, masseuse or masseur, gymnast, comedian, gardeners, hairstylists, bankers, astrologers or soothsayers
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#Pushya falls entirely in the Cancer sun sign and is the combination of Theta-Cancri, Gamma-Cancri, and Eta-Cancri. Its symbol, udder of the cow, represents the literal translation – #Nourisher or nourishment. The #cow is the most auspicious being in the Hindu religion. It is a symbol of fertility and productivity. Hence, it is said that the natives of Pushya Nakshatra are productive, happy, highly esteemed, stable-minded, and good-looking.
Astrological Range: 93°20′ to 106°40′ Cancer
#Nakshatra Number: 8
Gender: Male
Symbol: The udder of a cow; #Flower; #Circle
Presiding Deity: #Brihaspati
Controlling/Ruling Planet: #Saturn
Ruling Deity of Ruling Planet: #Hanuman
Shakti: Brahmavarchava Shakti
Caste: #Kshatriya
Nature: The light (Lagu)
Gana: Devas (God-like)
Body Varāhamihira: Mouth, face
Body Parashara: Lips
Rashi/Zodiac: Cancer sign
Marriage: Not auspicious
Translation: Nourisher
Beejakashra for 4 pada’s: Hoo, He, Ho, Dah
Lucky letters: H & D
Lucky Stone: Blue Saphire
Lucky Color: Blackish Red
Lucky or Favourable Numbers: 8
Common Name of Associated Tree: Sacred #Fig
Botanical Name of Associated Tree: Ficus religiosa
Astronomical Name: Delta Cancri
Dosha: #Pitta
Guna: #Tamasic
Element: #Water
Bird Name: Sea #Crow
Yoni/Animal Symbol: A #Goat
Career: Counseling, Public Administration, Planning and research, Priests or Clergies, Careers related to Geology, Aquatic Biologists, Land or Agricultural merchants, Teachers, and Professors.
Being second in the list of #nakshatra is #Bharani, which is also the star of creativity. They relate mostly it to feminine characteristics of creating, bearing, nurturing, and destroying.
The #star continually oscillates between two the extremes of good and evil. Hence, one can find extremities in the personality of people born under this star as well.
Astrological Range: from Degrees 13-20′ – 26-40′ in Aries sign
Nakshatra Number: 2
Gender: Female
Symbol: The #Yoni (or) Vagina
Presiding Deity: #Yama – the god of death
Controlling/Ruling Planet: #Venus
Ruling Deity of Ruling Planet: #Lakshmi
Shakti: Apabharani Shakti
Caste: Vyshya
Nature: The fierce or Severe (Ugra)
Gana: Manushya Gana ( #human)
Body Varāhamihira: Head
Body Parashara: Forehead
Rashi/Zodiac: Aries Sign (Mesha)
Marriage: Not auspicious
Translation: These natives are cherishing, supportive and caring
Beejakashra for 4 pada’s: Lee, Lu, Lay, Lo
Lucky letters: L
Lucky Stone: Diamond
Lucky Color: Blood Red
Lucky or Favourable Numbers: 9
Common Name of Associated Tree: Amalaka or #Amla
Botanical Name of Associated Tree: Emblica Officinalis
Astronomical Name: 35 Arietis
Dosha: #Pitta
Guna: #Rajas
Element: Earth
Bird Name: #Crow
Yoni/Animal Symbol: The #Elephant
Career: Performing arts, Administration, Entrepreneurs, Surgeons, Adjudicators, and Business in Tobacco
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Individuals born with an Ascendant in the #Hasta #nakshatra tend to possess physical attractiveness, drawing the attention of the opposite sex due to their charming personalities and quick-witted nature. They are often seen as quite handsome or #beautiful Hasta Nakshatra.
One of Hasta’s notable traits is their exceptional proficiency when it comes to activities involving their hands. They have a strong inclination towards enhancing the beauty of their surroundings, excelling in various arts, culinary skills, sculpting, and even classical dance, all of which require adept use of their hands.
Hard work is a core value for Hasta individuals. They firmly believe in the potency of diligent effort as a means to achieve their goals. They are often associated with the ‘Midas Touch,’ possessing a unique ability to transform things around them into something beautiful. Their determination is unwavering, and they seldom abandon a task until they have accomplished their objectives Hasta Nakshatra.
Mercury’s influence, being the point of exaltation for Hasta, grants them exceptional debating skills and logical prowess. This blessing enables them to excel in fields that demand convincing and debating with a focus on practical and logical arguments, often leading them to success.
Furthermore, Hasta individuals are known for their commitment to purity in thought, speech, actions, and intentions. Their innate intelligence and ability to manifest their desires through their hands give them no reason to resort to unfair or dishonest means. They typically uphold high moral standards and maintain a genuine and upright character Hasta Nakshatra.
Meaning: Hand
Lord: #Moon
Body VarahaMihira: Hands
Body Parashara: Sides
Symbol: Hand or fist
Deity: #Savitar - #'Sun as inspiration
#Shakti (power to/of…): Ability to get what one is aspiring to and keep it in one’s hands
Caste: Light, swift
Nature: The #light ( #Lagu)
Gana: #Deva #Gana (Lord Like)
Rashi / Zodiac: Virgo sign
Marriage: #Auspicious
Translation: The #hand
Controlling/Controlling Planet: #Moon (Chandra)
Ruling Deity of Moon: #Parvati
Number: 13
Gender: #Male
Names Letters: poo, sham, Naa, Taa
Lucky Letters: P, S, N & D
Lucky Stone: Pearl
Lucky Colour: Deep green
Lucky or Favourable Numbers: 2
Common Name: Hog Plum
Astronomical Name: #Delta-Corvi
Botanical Name: Spondias pinnata
Element: #Fire
Guna: #Rajasic
Dosha: #Vata
Bird: #Vulture ( #Crow)
Yoni/Animal name: #Female-Buffalo (Mahisha)
Tree: #Banyan-Tree
‘ #Pushya’ or ‘ #Pashyami’ is a #constellation in the #Cancer zodiac sign, and it can have a significant impact on a person’s life depending on where it’s placed in their #birth chart. When it’s in favorable positions, it brings positive outcomes, but in unfavorable positions, it can lead to challenges. The positioning of other planets in the chart also plays a crucial role.
Pushya is often associated with nurturing and preservation. In simpler terms, it aims to support and sustain what is healthy and beneficial. This concept isn’t limited to just relationships; it extends to intellect as well. Since Pushya is governed by #Jupiter, a planet linked to wisdom and broad-mindedness, people born under Pushya seek to nourish their minds and expand their mental horizons.
These individuals are lifelong learners who actively seek out teachers, books, places, and people that contribute to their personal growth and wisdom. They also have their own insights and ideas generated through their self-reflection and mental abilities.
Pushya individuals are in a constant state of exploration, looking for answers both within themselves and in the world around them. This curious and inquisitive nature is a fundamental trait of Pushya, present from birth. You might recognize a Pushya individual as a child who always questions how things work, tries to figure things out on their own, asks lots of questions, and gets excited or uneasy when answers aren’t readily available.
Empathy is another key trait of Pushya. From a young age, they have a deep understanding of what can hurt or uplift someone, and they naturally act in ways that consider these feelings. They are known for giving selflessly, without expecting anything in return, and their generosity comes from a genuine place of respect for others and their own values.
This trait is exceptionally strong in Pushya individuals; they act this way not because they want something in return, but because it’s in their nature to do so.
A famous example of a Pushya personality is #Goddess #Sita, who was born under this Nakshatra. She endured tremendous trials, like the trial by fire, without questioning until she reached a point where she couldn’t bear it any longer and chose salvation. Pushya individuals, like Cancerians, are giving and nurturing, but they are also deeply emotional and have their limits. When they feel their purpose in someone’s life is fulfilled, they are willing to let go, leaving behind beautiful memories.
For those who understand and appreciate these qualities in Pushya individuals, they can enjoy incredibly harmonious and loving family lives Pushya Nakshatra.
Lastly, Pushya is associated with one of the five primary elements, known as ‘Pancha Mahabhutas’: Air, Water, Fire, Earth, and Space. In Pushya Nakshatra, the element of Space is particularly influential and takes shape among these five elements Pushya Nakshatra.
Translation “to #nourish and #nurture”
Symbol #Cow’s #udders
Animal Symbol #Goat
Presiding Deity #Brihaspati, priest of #Gods
Controlling/Ruling Planet #Saturn
Ruling Deity of Saturn #Hanuman
The 4 Quarters of Pushya Nakshatra
1st quarter Ruled by Sun
2nd quarter Ruled by Mercury
3rd quarter Ruled by Venus
4th quarter Ruled by Mars
Nature #Deva (God-like)
Mode #Passive
Number #8
Gender #Male
Dosha #Pitta
Guna #Tamasic
Element #Water
Disposition #Light and #swift
Bird #Crow
Common Name of the Tree #Peepal
Botanical Name of the Tree #FigFicusreligiosa
Seed Sounds Hu, He, Ho, Da
The #Bharani Nakshatra #star is symbolized by the #Yoni, which is a representation of the female sexual organ.
This symbol is linked to both sexuality and reproduction. Additionally, it signifies the conception of ideas and the potential for revolutionary changes that can be introduced to the world. Once these changes are set in motion, they have the capacity to develop and evolve into fully formed and independent realms of thought.
This constellation has a special meaning connected to Parvati’s Yoni, a divine symbol. It’s believed to have fallen in Kamakhya, India, becoming one of the 18 Shakti Peeths, or seats of power. Parvati then blessed it with the power of creation and procreation.
The Bharani Nakshatra constellation symbolizes hard work and enduring life’s challenges for the eventual sweet rewards. This process mirrors childbirth, where immense pain is followed by letting go of the umbilical cord, leading to the birth of new life and immense joy. The lesson here is clear: there are no shortcuts to success, and avoiding or postponing pain won’t bring rewards. You must face challenges head-on to truly deserve your rewards.
Individuals born under the influence of this nakshatra not only connect with its energy but also live it throughout their life journey. For those born in Bharani Nakshatra, nothing seems to come easily – not love, not life, not career, not even their personal goals or independence. So, Bharani Nakshatra is like a warrior, but in a feminine way, much like a pregnant woman enduring struggles to become a mother. This is why they often come across as mature beyond their years, even though their outward demeanor may appear youthful. They possess a child-like nature, but it’s not immaturity. This quality makes them naturally appealing to small children, even upon first meetings, as they easily connect with kids, knowing how to make them feel at ease in a playful manner. The same applies to their interactions with people; they have a knack for knowing when to be lighthearted and when to be serious.
Bharani Nakshatra is closely associated with the power of fertility. As one of the Shakti Peeths that represents Bharani, Kamakhya Peeth attracts many couples seeking blessings for fertility. This is because Kamakhya Peeth is believed to channel the energy of the divine feminine, making it a sacred place for those hoping to start a family.
Identifying a True Bharani Nakshatra is a straightforward task. These individuals are known for their unwavering independence. A clear sign of a Bharani is their strong self-reliance. They won’t rely on anyone for anything. They are financially self-sufficient and highly motivated in their careers. They would rather walk on foot than accept someone else paying for their taxi fare. Such a high level of independence and self-respect is a hallmark of this nakshatra. They strongly dislike the idea of others covering their expenses. This independence is deeply ingrained in their character, and it’s something they can’t easily change.
The folks born under the Bharani Nakshatra zodiac sign value their freedom a lot. They really don’t like it when someone invades their personal space. Freedom is crucial to them because it allows their creativity to flourish, and their thoughts to flow without constraints. They’re not the type to accept any form of dominance from others; in fact, they decide who they’ll submit to. Trying to dominate a Bharani won’t get you very far. Whether you like it, love it, or judge it, they’re pretty indifferent to others’ opinions. They’re quite selective about the people they choose to spend their time with.
People born under the Bharani constellation can have anger issues. Bharani is a strong constellation that symbolizes the divine feminine. When provoked, they can become quite fierce. In simpler terms, they don’t stand for injustice, mistreatment of others, or any unfair tactics. They have zero tolerance for anyone trying to take advantage of someone else or playing mind games.
Bharani individuals are known for their exceptional creativity. They have a strong Venusian influence, making them naturally inclined towards the arts. Many of them possess multiple artistic talents, with one or two talents standing out prominently. Whether it’s fine arts, dance, music, martial arts, or writing, these artistic endeavors tend to come to Bharani individuals effortlessly.
Bharani individuals are deeply committed to their families and show unwavering loyalty to their friends. They uphold honesty as a core value and are willing to make great efforts to support their families in any way they can. They prioritize their family’s well-being above all else. Their dedication is evident in their strong bonds with both their close relatives and friends. These individuals exhibit exceptional character and remarkable resilience, and they never engage in undignified behavior to gain favor in front of others. They hold steadfast to their principles and do not seek shortcuts in life.
Interesting Facts about Bharani Nakshatra
Translation: The #Bearer
Symbol: #Vagina
Lord: #Venus
Zodiac: Aries sign
Diety: #Yama – the god of death
Nature: The fierce or Severe ( #Ugra)
Gana: Manushya Gana ( #human)
Body VarahaMihira: #Head
Body Parashara: #Forehead
Marriage: Not auspicious
Ruling Deity of Venus: #Lakshmi
Number: 2
Gender: #Female
Names Letter: Lee, Lu, Lay, Lo
Lucky letters: L
Lucky Stone: #Diamond
Lucky Colour: Blood #Red
Lucky or Favourable Numbers: 9
Common Name: Amla
Astronomical Name: 35 #Arietis
Guna: #Rajas
Dosh: #Pitta
Element: #Earth
Bird: #Crow
Yoni/Animal Symbol: The #Elephant
Tree: Amalaka or #Amla
Presiding Deity of Bharani Nakshatra: Goddess #Parvati
The “Presiding Deity” or Pratyadi Devta is like a guide who helps us figure out how the #Nakshatras and Planets work in our birth chart. This deity has complete control over the Nakshatras in our chart. It’s interesting to note that the Goddess Parvati, specifically in her ‘Kamakhya’ form, has given her blessings to this #Nakshatra. This blessing includes the power to create life, which is a positive thing for many people.
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