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#Chitra #Nakshatra In literary terms, “Chitra” means a portrait. It represents the idea of creating something beautiful through imagination and hard work. The deity associated with Chitra is Vishwakarma, the celestial architect, who embodies the ability to transform chaos or dullness into perfection.

Chitra individuals often face challenging situations in life, and these experiences refine them. This process isn’t a one-time thing because perfection is an ongoing pursuit. They are motivated to work on themselves whenever they encounter significant challenges, aiming to enhance their personality continuously Chitra Nakshatra.

This journey of self-improvement results in the good deeds they perform. These actions contribute to how they are remembered by others. They can either be remembered as someone who had good intentions and did well for others or as someone who squandered their opportunities and will be forgotten quickly.

The primary lesson of a Chitra’s life is the process of “becoming.” It involves continuous self-work, personal efforts, and, most importantly, the choices they make in life. Their life’s purpose revolves around this journey of self-improvement and the impact they have on those around them Chitra Nakshatra.
Meaning: Brilliant, distinguished
Lord: Mars
Symbol: #Pearl
Deity: #Vishvakarma- #divine #architect
Shakti (power to/of…): Ability to earn merit in life
Nature: The soft mild and tender (Mridu)
Gana: #Rakshasa #Gana
Body VarahaMihira: Forehead
Body Parashara: Chest
Rashi / Zodiac: Virgo & Libra signs
Marriage: Not Auspicious
Translation: #Brilliant, #Bright
Controlling/Ruling Planet: #Mars#Mangal
Ruling Deity of Mars: #Muruga
Number: 14
Gender: Female
Names letters: Pe, Po, Ra, Re
Lucky letters: P & R
Lucky Colour: #Black
Gemstone: #Coral
Lucky or Favourable Numbers: 9
Common Name: Temple Plant, also called Sacred Garlic Pear
Astronomical Name: #Spica #Virginis - #Vegus
Botanical Name: #CratevaReligiosa
Element: #Fire
Guna: #Tamasic
Dosha: #Pitta
Bird: #Woodpecker
Yoni/Animal name: #Female #Tiger (Vyaghra)
Tree: #Bilva
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Every event and every person that comes, into your life are #divine instruments. They always come at the right moment, to teach you something when you are ready to learn it. Everyone is both your mirror and your master. In the #Oneness everyone is another you. You can only really love someone else when you have this profound truth deeply rooted within your heart.

When you judge someone, you are judging yourself. When you hate someone, you are hating yourself.
When you love someone, you are loving yourself. This is the most important of the keys to the Oneness. Nobody will ever betray, humiliate or hurt you if you have not first betrayed, humiliated or hurt yourself.

Our thoughts and our emotions are powerful and infallible energy fields that attract complementary energies. This is how we co-create every moment in our lives. Other people, in the role of our mirrors, are neither good nor bad, neither right nor wrong, they are beyond all judgment and merely reflect what we project onto them.

Also, the pain that is caused by our mirrors is a gift to be accepted with gratitude, a gift of love that gives us the opportunity to observe and experience our emotional wounds, and to transcend them.

If we learn to observe others as our mirrors to understand who we are, we become deeply aware of our scars and the limiting beliefs through which we co-create our lives. If, for example, our scars come from issues of abandonment, we co-create through the limiting belief that "all those who love me will, sooner or later, leave me".

Then we continue to attract people and situations that will make us experience abandonment until the time we are no longer afraid of it. If our limiting belief is that others are not trustworthy, we will continuously experience other people's unreliability and, in addition, we will also suffer delusion and betrayal until we learn to trust ourselves, and as a consequence of this, to trust others.

Knowing the ego is the first step to freeing ourselves from its power. Knowing the ego enables us to understand how the illusion of separation works, nourishing itself through our judgments, our fears, our emotional wounds, and our limiting beliefs. Knowing the ego allows us to realize who we are not and to remember who we Are. Beyond the illusion of duality and separation, there is only the light of our Being that shines for eternity.

Our inner light never stops shining, even in our darkest moments, even when we cannot see it because we are blinded by suffering. Our inner light has always been there, and it will be there forever. When the consciousness of being one with everything begins to flow again, like blessed water it fills every fissure, it miraculously heals every wound. It brings light again to all that was shrouded in darkness.

Everything that happens is a result of the perfect plan of love in which the free will of every soul coincides with the Uni-versal will. In fact, the distinction between our will and the Uni-versal will does not exist; it is solely a creation of our minds. They are both mirrors and reflections of each other. In the Uni-verse, everything is synchronized. Everything, whether animate or inanimate, is an active part of a Universal plan.

For example, you are driving on a narrow road in the mountains, and you are about to pass over a small bridge that due to an unseen damage to its structure is about to collapse. All of a sudden, a large rock falls from above blocking your path. It is precisely this rockfall, an apparently fortuitous event, that as a blessing stops you from crossing the bridge at the moment of its collapse. Nothing ever happens by chance.

Nothing ever happens because one single thing has made it happen: everything happens because the whole Uni-verse has co-created it, cooperating in its manifestation. Transform judgment into conscious presence; be present, live with an open heart. Observe reality without judging it and you will realize that love is the only reality. Everything is love, you are love, and everything else is an illusion.

Human Angels
Art The Stars✨

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#Happy #Navratri Day 4 – #Mercury
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As the nine nights represent the nine planets, we will be having a planetary observance of Navaratri with an account of one of the planets for each of the nine nights. The fourth day of Navaratri is marked to #worship #Goddess #Kushmanda. The Fourth planet is Mercury. It is said that one should wear royal blue on this day, as it is considered good for health and wealth. Our colour for this day is #Royal-Blue!

Today is the fourth day of the Navaratri celebrations which are held for nine nights. All festivals are meant to remind mankind that they should cultivate noble qualities by engaging themselves in activities beneficial to one’s own self and society. Sai Baba has told that Navaratri, the nine nights, represents the Nine Planets.
In Hindu mythology, Navaratri celebrates the victory of Goddess Durga over Mahishasura, the buffalo-headed demon. She fought for nine days and nine nights before emerging victorious on the tenth day. Goddess Shakti in the nine forms is worshipped during the period for knowledge, wealth, prosperity and auspiciousness. Knowingly or unknowingly during this period we also recognise the primordial source of energy (Shakti), which manifests in all living and nonliving.

Sai Baba went on to say that each planet has its own significance. However, these planets are not outside, they are #within. So we take the opportunity to examine the energies of the planets within, and examine how the #Divine #Mother is related to these energies.

Mercury
Mercury is also known in #VedicAstrology as #Budha, the awakened discriminating #intellect – the part of us that knows. Mercury owns two signs, Gemini and Virgo. Mercury is exalted in Virgo at 15 degrees, and debilitated in the opposite sign, Pisces. Where the Moon is the innocent mind, Mercury is the intellect that discriminates between benefic and malefic ideas, or good and evil. Mercury is adept at dealing with duality.

Mercury does not have a distinctive personality of its own; it takes on features of the planets which are associated with it. Mercury, planet of communication, articulates and expresses whatever influence it receives from other planets. For this reason, brilliance of expression, adjustment and flexibility are common traits of Mercury. Mercury traditionally has the function of Messenger of the Gods; Mercury functions to take messages from Gods to Man and from Man to the Gods.

Mercury develops intellect. Taking duality, it enables the subjectivity of an idea to be objectified, and helps to understand the inner reality of external phenomenon. A favourable disposition of Mercury renders perceptive, clever persons who are good debaters, who can argue either side of a question and thus, we can often find that Mercury is strong in the chart of lawyers. Mercury is intellectual and careful with details.

Day Four
Goddess Kushmanda
Kusmanda – She Who brings #happiness

Kushmanda is a Hindu goddess, credited with creating the world with her divine #smile. Legend has it that Lord Vishnu was able to begin the creation of universe, when Goddess Kushmanda smiled and receded. She represents that form of Durga which is the source of all. Her name signals her main role: Ku means “a little”, Ushma means “warmth” or “energy” and Anda means “cosmic egg”.

Kushmanda is worshipped on the fourth day of the festival of Navaratri and She is believed to improve health and bestow wealth and strength. Goddess Kushmanda has eight hands and because of that She is also known as Ashtabhuja Devi. It is believed that all the power to bestow Siddhis and Niddhis are located in her japamala (rosary beads).

She rides on a #female #lion.

Legend has it that Goddess Durga gives birth to the universe in the form of Goddess Kushmanda. She is also sometimes depicted as pregnant with the Brahmand or universe. It is believed that the eternal darkness ended when she smiled. And this led to the beginning of creation. This form symbolises that Shakti is the primordial source.

Mercury and the Feminine
Vedanga – Jyotish ( #astrology texts) – tell us that Mercury is hermaphrodite, meaning s/he is bearing signification of both genders. It is more appropriate to say that Mercury is androgynous, neither male nor female. Androgyny is also known in this day and age as intersex.

Just as the Creation narrative has Kushmanda and Vishnu at the cause of Creation, so also we see the emergent glance of the androgynous Mercury, encapsulating this act of creation with the dual genders.

We have clues to the important role and function Mercury has with regard to the mind, the intellect and duality. #Shakti is the prime force behind all dualities and Shakti can be found linking subject and object, in the glance of Mercury. The mind is an energy field of Shakti with neuronal impulses and connections, creating an elaborate web of knowledge and self interest (referring to the autonomic nervous system and instinctive responses of the body.) The mind is a bundle of thoughts bound together by the shakti of memory. Thinking is guided by the intellect – which is called buddhi in Sanskrit. The buddhi is nearest the Soul and derives over 90% of its illumination from the Soul.

Significance of Navaratri
“During these sacred nine days (Navaratri), people go through the sacred texts such as Devi Bhagavatam, Ramayana and Mahabharata. People also worship the deities Durga, Lakshmi and Saraswati. Goddess Gayatri is the presiding deity of our senses. Savitri is the presiding deity of speech. All these three are within the same Principle of Truth. Gayatri Mantra begins with ‘Om Bhur Bhuvah Svah’. ‘Bhuh’ means materialization (Body); ‘Bhuvah’ means Vibration (Life Principle); Svaha means Radiation (Atma).

During these nine days, Goddess Shakti (Energy Principle) is worshipped. Truth, righteousness, peace, forgiveness are all expressions of the Principle of Shakti. Truth is the primal cause. There is nothing other than this. All faculties of energy are present in this Truth. So, consider Truth as your mother and follow it. The Vedas proclaim, ‘Satyam Vada; Dharmam Chara‘, which means speak the truth and follow the righteousness. Unfortunately, today people do not follow this. On the contrary they follow Asatya (untruth) and Adharma (unrighteousness)” Sai Baba. SS, 11/98, p. 284

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As the nine nights represent the nine planets, we will be having a planetary celebration of Navaratri with an account of one of the planets for each of the nine nights. The second planet is The #Moon. The colour for the second day of #Navaratri is #WHITE, so we shall scribe in white with an added background so that white may be easily read for this second day’s observance of Navaratri

Today is the second day of the Navaratri celebrations which are held for nine days (Nava Rathrulu). All festivals are meant to remind mankind that they should cultivate noble qualities by engaging themselves in activities beneficial to one’s own self and society. Sai Baba made reference to Navaratri and the Nine Planets:
As part of Navaratri celebrations, people worship different forms of divinity. You should develop sacred feelings and experience divinity. What is the inner meaning of Navaratri celebrations? These nine nights represent nine planets. Each planet has its own significance. However, these planets are not outside, they are within. If your feelings are impure and unsacred, the result also will be the same. You are responsible for the good and bad you think and experience.

The Moon
#Chandra, (lit. “shining one”) The Moon is one of the Gods and a most important planet in Vedic Astrology. He is described as young, beautiful, fair; two-armed and having in his hands a club and a lotus. He rides his chariot (the moon) across the sky every night, pulled by ten white horses or an antelope. Although the antelope is the animal most commonly depicted with Him in iconography, the rabbit is also particularly sacred to him and all rabbits are under his protection. He is connected with dew, and as such, is one of the gods of fertility. As #Soma, presides over Somvar or Monday.

The Moon rules Mother and maternal matters, contentment in the home, emotions and bodily fluids, as the Moon is kapha dosha. Kapha dosha signifies water, fluids, fluids in the body and it is of an earthy nature. It has dimensions of loyalty, faithfulness, love and attachment. The Moon waxes and wanes monthly and as it is the fastest moving planet, it is easily afflicted in transits. The Moon is strongest when it is 180° from the Sun; the closer the Moon comes to the Sun, the lesser its energy and strength.

Moon signifies responsiveness, loyalty, dependence. It is traditional, conservative, conventional in attitudes. It delivers the energy of belonging, seldom rebels, and, when cool, has high frustration tolerance. Moon gives friendly attitudes, life-long associations and doesn’t like to hurt other people. It can accept feedback from others but does not like confrontations, particularly when they are personally hurtful. The Moon gives good parents who are good providers.

Day 2
#Goddess #Brahmacharini
Brahmacharini means a devoted female student who lives in an Ashrama with her Guru along with other students. It is also the name of the second aspect of the goddess Durga (Parvati). The goddess is worshipped on the second day of Navratri (the nine divine nights of Navadurga). The goddess Brahmacharini wears white clothes, holds a japa mala (rosary) in her right hand and Kamandal, a water utensil in her left hand.

Charini is the feminine version of one who is a charya, which means “occupation with, engaging, proceeding, behaviour, conduct, to follow, moving in, going after”; so to seek, to explore, to experience, to know. One does not dare to speak of the divine without internal, inner experience. For the Divine is that which is known only; it cannot be thought about, read about, nor experienced in discussion with others. One pursues the experience of the Divine – like Bhakta Meera, also known as Mirabai:

I am your slave.
Bind me in tethers, Mira’s your slave.
She wakes up at dawn,
sits in the garden,
haunts the pathways of Brindavan forest
making up ballads.
Fever, memory, craving,
birth after birth they come with me.
I slip on a saffron robe
hoping to see you.
Yogins come to Brindavan to know oneness,
hermits perform terrible spells,
holy men come to sing gospels –
but Mira is deeper, Lord,
and more secret.
She waits with a ruined heart every night
by the river
just for a glimpse.

The Moon is often thought of as feminine, just as the rules Mother and maternal matters, contentment in the home and emotions. The moon is a feminine symbol, universally representing the rhythm of time as it embodies the cycle. The phases of the moon symbolize immortality and eternity, enlightenment or the dark side of Nature herself. It might reflect inner knowledge, or the phases of man’s condition on Earth, since it controls the tides, the rains, the waters, and the seasons. It is the middle ground between the light of the sun and the darkness of night, and thus often represents the realm between the conscious and the unconscious.

On this second day of Navaratri, we have learned that the day is ruled by the Moon, the colour is white and the Goddess is Brahmacharini Devi, the Goddess of #Swadhisthana #Chakra. The word swadhisthana can be translated as “the dwelling place of the self”. Swadhisthana Chakra develops around the ages of 6 months to 2 years. This chakra governs our relationship to the feminine, our reproductive area and our femininity. We are also determining the safety of expressing our feelings, experiencing emotions and also connecting to our intuition.

The element of Swadhisthana Chakra is #water, which equals cohesiveness. A balanced second chakra leads to feelings of wellness, abundance, pleasure, and joy. When this chakra is out of balance, a person may experience emotional instability, fear of change, sexual dysfunction, depression, or addictions.

We have learned about the name the Goddess of this day – Brahmacharini – and that charini is the feminine of “occupation with, engaging, proceeding, behaviour, conduct, to follow, moving in, going after”. We cannot live without the feminine aspect of the #Divine #within, and Navaratri represents a call toward exploring and experiencing this feminine divine within. We are ask to follow, to move in, to go after, just like Mirabai, the Rajput princess who lived for and sought her Lord Krishna alone. It behooves us to seek the feminine within, to honour it, for in honouring the feminine, the Mother Goddess, the Shakti or female energy principle within, we honour Mother Earth herself, who is also a Goddess, Bhu-Devi. We honour our own Mother, our sisters, aunts, grandmothers and all the generations of women who have come before us and gifted us. So also, we take care of the resources of Mother Earth, as per Sri Sathya Sai Baba:

Significance of Navaratri
“The Navaratri celebration is an occasion for revering #nature and considering how natural resources can be used properly in the best interest of mankind. Resources like water, air, power and minerals should be used properly and not misused or wasted. Economy in the use of every natural resource is vital. Pollution of the air has many evil consequences. The inner significance of observances like singing in the villages and devotional singing is to fill the atmosphere with sacred vibrations and holy thoughts. The inauguration of the Navaratri celebrations means that you should use this occasion for offering worship to nature and resolving to make sacred use of all natural resources.” Sai Baba. SS, 11/92, p. 269

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As the nine nights represent the #nine #planets, we will be having a #planetary #celebration of #Navaratri with an account of one of the planets for each of the nine nights. The first planet is The #Sun. The colour for the first day of Navaratri is #ORANGE, so we shall scribe in Orange for this first day’s observance of Navaratri.

Today is the first day of the Navaratri celebrations which are held for nine days (Nava Rathrulu). All festivals are meant to remind mankind that they should cultivate noble qualities by engaging themselves in activities beneficial to one’s own self and society. Sai Baba made reference to Navaratri and the Nine Planets:
As part of Navaratri celebrations, people worship different forms of divinity. You should develop sacred feelings and experience divinity. What is the inner meaning of Navaratri celebrations? These nine nights represent nine planets. Each planet has its own significance. However, these planets are not outside, they are within. If your feelings are impure and unsacred, the result also will be the same. You are responsible for the good and bad you think and experience.

The Sun, self-effulgent, radiating light and heat along a perennial, eternal path of righteousness, reflecting the eternal order of the Universe. The Sun is a fragment of the Central Sun of all Universes, and thus, radiates the life-force of all to all, without fear or favour. The Sun God grants refuge to all who seek refuge.

There are numerous galaxies, containing thousands of Suns and solar systems. The Sun that we have for our solar system is one of the many Suns though there has to be one final Sun who is eternal and carries out the functions of the Sun for all the manifest worlds and universes. Our Sun, Surya, as representative of the eternal Sun is no different from that eternal Sun itself. The eternal sun at the macro-cosmic level is the same as the Sol, the Surya within our solar system. The fire, the light within our bodies is but a spark of the eternal sun within, called Suryanarayana, the Sun that dwells within all.

Day One
#Goddess #Sailiputra - daughter of the Himalayas
The Divine Mothers are known as the Nava #Durga (9 Names of Durga). Each of the days honours an aspect of #Divine Mother and step by step the aspirant. On the first day, we honour Durga as Sailaputra – Daughter of the Himalayas.

Sailaputra was born to Himavat the King of Himalaya. Putri means daughter and Shail from shaila means mountain. Sailaputra means the daughter of the mountain. She is also known as Sati Bhavani, Parvati or Hemavati. In her previous birth, she was a daughter of Daksha.

She is also known as #Parvati and Hemavati. Her vahana is the bull, hence she is also known as Vrisharudha. Because of Her importance amongst the other Goddesses, She is worshipped on the very first day of Navaratri. Just like Goddess Satieven Sailaputra got married to Lord Shiva. She is always shown with two hands, the right hand holds a Trishul and the left hand holds a lotus flower.

Humans are both masculine and feminine in their inner nature. All have X and Y chromosomes; it is the final pairing of chromosomes that determines our gender. Depth psychologists teach that in the male, the soul is the feminine principle, and in the female, the soul is the masculine principle. The psychologists tell us to honour these principles within in order that we have a balanced self-respect. Sai Baba spoke above about the planets these planets are not outside, they are within; the Sun is called Sol, just as the Soul within is the self effulgent inner sun within us.

The outer Sun also is a Mother principle within us all. Just as the cow is Go-Matha and all that comes to us from the cow – the milk provides ghee which has many uses; the urine is antiseptic and can be used for washing and purifying; the cow-pats have many uses including fuel for cooking. So also, the Sun as Mother gives us nurturance with warmth and heat; it creates new life in nature with sunlight, and it gives essential light energy to us all, within and without, for the Sun is Suryanarayana, the inner Sun within us all.

We may pray for the feminine energy of the Sun like so:
Om Bhaskaraya Vidmahe
Maha Divyakaraya Dheemahe
Tanno Surya Prachodayat.

Significance of Navaratri
Navaratri means nine nights. Darkness is associated with night. What is this darkness? It is the darkness of ignorance. The purpose of the Navaratri celebration is to enable man to get rid of nine types of darkness which have taken hold of him. When a reference is made to Devi, it signifies the unified form of Durga, Lakshmi and Saraswati. The three together represent Shakti. Shakti is the energy that accounts for all the phenomena of Prakriti (Nature). Nature is energy and the controller of that energy is the Lord.
Prakriti (Nature) is made up of the three qualities, Sattva, Rajas and Tamas. Saraswati represents the Sattwa Guna. Lakshmi represents the Rajo Guna and Parvati represents the Tamo Guna. As Prakriti (Nature) is made up of these three qualities (Sattwa, Rajas and Tamas), to get control over Nature, man has been offering worship to Durga, Lakshmi and Saraswati. These are not goddesses but deified symbols of the three qualities. (Sri Sathya Sai Baba, 27 September 1992)

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"The #divine #name, or ‘I’ refers to the most intimate, obvious aspect of our experience.

In this #guided #meditation #RupertSpira takes us directly to that #essential, #unchanging #aspect #of #ourselves.

Rupert says notice that whatever experience we are having, it is I who am having it. All our experience revolves around ‘I’. ‘I’ is as such the ever-present aspect in our always-changing experience and being the common factor in all experience, ‘I’ cannot be limited to or defined by any particular experience. In its purest form, ‘I’ is as such unqualified and unconditioned and having no qualities or conditions, it cannot be said to be limited.

For us to experience our Self as we essentially are we do not have to go anywhere or do anything — we simply need to sink deeply into our Self, allowing ourselves to be divested of all the temporary finite qualities that we derive from the content of experience. What remains is just the fact of being or being aware. We are essentially infinite being temporarily clothed in human experience and seeming to become a finite being, without ever, in fact, ceasing to be #infinite being."

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#Ashwini (" #Horsewoman") (0°00' - 13°20' Aries)

Each #star we see in the night sky is a burning hot sun, much like our own #Sun. In astronomy, the twin signs that make up the #nakshatra of Ashwini are called Alpha Arietis and Beta Arietis. Indeed, the ruling deities for Ashwini nakshatra

In #VedicAstrology are the #divine #twin physicians – the #AshwiniKumaras. While people born under Ashwini may traditionally take up a career in #medicine, they also innately carry a #healing energy and their ability to heal others through prayer is greatly enhanced.

The Ashwini Kumaras have a youthful appearance and bestow this ageless presence along with a charming innocence to those born under Ashwini. The symbol for this star is a horse’s head, which signifies power, dignity and swiftness. As the first star in the cycle of the nakshatras, Ashwini carries the energy of beginnings. Those born under Ashwini hold the ability to initiate or pioneer ideas and activities.

They must be cautious as not to begin something they cannot finish. A person born under Ashwini nakshatra is known as the quickest of all nakshatras and behaves in a direct and to-the-point manner. Just like an untamed horse, they can be confident and independent but do not like to be told what to do. Ashwini gives focus to self-improvement and wants to feel unique among its peers. This is a spontaneous star with active intelligence and sincerity.
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The #sacred #temple that resonates with the Ashwini nakshatra is located in a village called #Thiruthuraipoondi in Tamil Nadu, India. Those born under Ashwini star should visit this temple as frequently as possible.

The name "Sri Bhava Aushadeeswarar" temple refers to a form of Lord Shiva. "Sri" is a #mantra giving respect and good fortune, "Bhava" means state of mind and "Aushadeeswara" means Lord of medicine who cures disease. Sri Bhava Aushadeeswarar temple is a sacred vortex filled with disease-curing energy.

People born under the Ashwini nakshatra should perform a pooja or abishekam with sacred herbs (there are #64 elementary herbal substances) on their Ashwini day in order to strengthen their inner light and healing capabilities. People born under other stars can also receive healing benefits to recover from illness by performing a pooja or abishekam on Tuesday, Saturday, Ashwini star day. These rituals also benefit the holy waters surrounding the temple and create medicinal qualities in the temple pond, streams, lakes and surrounding vegetation. It is beneficial for visitors to take a holy bath in the temple pond and receive the blessings for #health benefits.

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#Dhanishta #Nakshatra is the 23rd of 27 #nakshatras. If you were born when the #moon was between 23:20 degrees #Capricorn-6:40 degrees #Aquarius
#Sanskrit Name: धनिष्ठा (Dhanishta) comes from the Sanskrit words धन (wealth) and तिष्ठति (reside). One meaning of Dhanishta is “the #rich one,” indicating #good #fortune, resilience, and a strong character.

Planetary Ruler: #Mars. The Romans worshiped Mars as the god of war, a tradition that had its roots in the scriptures of #Vedic India. Mars is associated with masculinity, power, vitality, courage, and conflict.

Nakshatra Group: Monstrous. Nakshatras are divided into three classes — monsters, humans, and gods. Dhanishta is a monstrous nakshatra. People in this group are generally intuitive, strong-willed, and assertive. They may be prone to anger and violence.

Zodiac Sign: Capricorn (1st and 2nd Quarter) and Aquarius (3rd and 4th Quarter). Capricorns are peculiar and powerful. They are intelligent, thoughtful, and careful in making decisions. Aquarians are intelligent, idealistic, determined, and philosophically-inclined. They are often involved in charitable work or other spiritual or humanitarian endeavors.

Deity: The #Eight #Vasus. In Vedic theology, the Vasus preside over the #elements. In the #ancient #history known as the Mahabharata, Grandfather Bhisma was an incarnation of the Vasu known as Dyu.

Symbol: A #drum. This represents the rhythm, #dance, #music, #divine #timing, and great influence.

Power: To sanctify. Persons born under the star of Dhanishta are able to salvage and utilize things that others have discarded or perceived to be devoid of value.

Resonant Syllables: In India, the birth nakshatra is traditionally used as one means of choosing the name of a child. The corresponding syllables for the four quarters ( #padas) of Dhanishta are Ga (गा), Ghee (गी), Goo (गु), and Gay (गे). The syllable of a person’s first name is sometimes used when calculating an astrological chart if the time of birth is unknown.

Strengths
Dhanishta natives are honest and straightforward individuals. They exude confidence and are able to overcome any obstacles that come between them and their desired objectives. They are resourceful, capable, and highly intelligent. These qualities make them excellent problem-solvers — ideal people to have around no matter what the situation.

Those born under the star of Dhanishta enjoy adventure. The thrill of entering the unknown and meeting unexpected challenges head on is a joy for them. They are good-hearted souls who take pleasure in giving to others. They do not hesitate to go out of their way to help a friend in need, or even a stranger.

You are musically-inclined and multi-talented. You have many aspirations in life, and you will somehow find a way to fulfill many or even all of them, especially if you align yourself with the blessings of God.

Dhanishta Careers
Persons born in Dhanishta can do well in careers in the performance or entertainment fields, or which give them an opportunity to exercise their inborn helping nature.

Some ideal professions include:

Musician, dancer, performer, or entertainer
Doctor, nurse, herbalist, or healer
Non-profit worker or philanthropist
Real estate agent, salesperson, or investor
Weaknesses
Dhanishtas’ fortunate, confidence, and outgoing nature can sometimes lead them to become egotistical. You should be careful to actively cultivate a humble and compassionate character. Otherwise you may become overly opinionated, argumentative, and boastful. These traits can alienate friends and community members who care about your well-being.

Dhanistha natives can be inconsiderate of others feelings and needs. They may even resort to violence if opposed by others. They can be quite ruthless if their patience is pushed to its breaking point. In addition, their fearlessness may cause them to behave recklessly, indulging in intoxicants, narcotics, and other dangerous substances. They may become addicted to any one of these substances if they do not practice temperance and self-control.

You value getting things done more than anything else, and as a result, you may resort to deceit or dishonesty. However, bear in mind that the end does not always justify the means. Actions have consequences, often far worse than we initially imagine. The satisfaction offered by a noble, moral life is far greater than anything fame or wealth can provide.

Recommended: Learn more about science of the Vedas and how Vedic knowledge can help you elevate your consciousness and enhance your life.

Other Personality Traits
You are a talented musician and artist. You have a refined sense of aesthetics and a keen ear for music and rhythm. You can make a career in any one of these areas, provided you’re able to plan ahead and manage your finances responsibly.

You do well in the limelight. You are a natural entertainer. You enjoy making people happy and making them laugh, and you like being the center of attention.

You may make friends with the wrong people. You’re not always able to differentiate between true friends and false ones. You may make mistakes when choosing your companions, and you may even wind up in troublesome romantic affairs.

You may be self-serving. You genuinely enjoy helping others, but sometimes there is a hidden, selfish motive. You have a difficult time truly setting aside your selfish interests and sacrificing for the sake of another. Of course, this is something many people struggle with.

Dhanishta Compatibility
Dhanishtas’ sexuality is symbolized by a female lion. In terms of physical compatibility, this makes them an ideal match for persons born under Purva-bhadrapada nakshatra.

Based on holistic matching, Dhanishtas are most likely to find happiness in long-term partnerships with:

For Dhanishta natives in Capricorn (1st-2nd Quarters)

Krittika in Taurus
Rohini
Ashlesha (for male natives)
Uttara-phalguni in Virgo (for female natives)
Vishakha in Libra
Uttara-ashadha in Capricorn (for female natives)
Shravana (for female natives)
Purva-bhadrapada in Pisces (for male natives
For Dhanishta natives in Aquarius (3rd-4th Quarters)

Rohini
Ardra
Punarvasu in Gemini (for male natives)
Purva-phalguni (for female natives)
Swati (for female natives)
Vishakha in Libra
Note: Compatibility in relationships is a complex science that looks at many different factors. You should always consult with an experienced astrologer who can carefully analyze the charts of both you and your partner.

Dhanishta’s Four Quarters (Padas)
Each nakshatra is divided into four quarters, also known as padas, of 3:20 degrees each. These quarters are based on a 1/9th divisional chart, known in Sanskrit as navamsha.

The moon’s position at your time of birth determines the quarter in which you are born.

First Quarter (23:20-26:40 degrees Capricorn): Leo. You are highly ambitious and expert in material affairs. You are worldly-minded and sensual. You may have marital difficulties.

Second Quarter (26:40-30:00 degrees Capricorn): Virgo. You are talkative and sociable. You easily adapt to different circumstances, and you are naturally detached, aloof, and carefree. However, you may hold grudges against those who you believe have wronged you in the past.

Third Quarter (0:00-3:20 degrees Aquarius): Libra. You are creative and especially adept in music. You are righteous and dignified. However, you may act carelessly and without sufficient forethought.

Fourth Quarter (3:20-6:40 degrees Aquarius): Scorpio. You have great power and energy, and you can easily overcome your opponents. You have a sixth sense and a strong intuition. You are actively interested in mysticism and spirituality. However, you are prone to arrogance, and you may adopt unfair means to achieve your goals.

Dhanishta in Electional Astrology
In electional astrology, also known as muhurtha, nakshatras are used to determine favorable days and times for important ceremonies and events, such as weddings, buying a new house or vehicle, commencing a project, or conceiving a child.

The electional nature of Dhanishta is Chara, “mobile.” Dhanishta is an excellent nakshatra for:

Buying a vehicle
Changing residence, jobs, or other life changes
Beginning a pilgrimage
Planting vegetables or other crops, and general gardening work
Travel
https://popularvedicscience.com/astrology/dhanishta-nakshatra/

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Okunevo is a mysterious place in Russia. A mysterious place of power - the village of Okunevo Okunevo where
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We have one magical and mysterious place near Omsk, which many who know a lot about miracles call the “navel of the earth”. This is a small village Okunevo in the north of the region, surrounded by the winding river Tara, swamps and taiga. The village is like a village, at first glance unremarkable. But only at first glance…
Okunevo ... Now there will be a thunderstorm!

Started misterious story Omsk Okunevo in 1993, when the head of an archaeological scientific expedition from Moscow, Alexander Sergeevich Zaitsev, visited it. He was the first to become interested in the "magic" water of the "cosmic" lakes located around the village, and, as they say, he was even able to recover from tuberculosis.
In 2006, the Itogi newspaper correspondents interviewed Doctor of Technical Sciences Zaitsev. He said that the Okunev events can be largely explained from the point of view of geophysics: “The fact is that there is a very strong electromagnetic field in these places. It was formed due to natural reasons, and tectonic faults and other factors contributed to this. But there really are two energy centers - the Tarsky Uval and the Tara River. When I reported on the Okunev phenomenon at one of the conferences and said that the devices in the Okunev area registered an electric frequency of 127 Hz, many of the audience commented on it this way: a similar frequency of the electromagnetic field was recorded during the rituals of Indian magicians, when they fell into ecstasy " ... According to Alexander Zaitsev, such a field activates the vital forces of a person, contributes to a faster recovery and exacerbation of abilities. At one time, Alexander Zaitsev defended his doctoral dissertation on geovitagenic and geopathogenic zones, and Okunevo is just a geovitagenic zone.
In the summer of 1963, in the center of Okunevo, under Shkolnaya Gora, the children found two very strange slabs of light gray color, polished to a mirror shine. Even then, it was suggested that these slabs were fragments of some structure, perhaps an ancient temple, built using a special, hitherto unfamiliar technology. Then this mysterious find was not given importance and for a while they forgot about it - it was not those times ...

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As many as 30 years passed, and already in 1993 the builders laying the heating main discovered a large necropolis. The archaeologists who excavated this religious building were very puzzled by its age, which contradicted traditional ideas about the history of this region and the history of all mankind in general. Archaeologists who examined the Okunev excavations concluded that the structures found did not belong to any of the local cultures. Based on specific facts, Siberian scientists suggested that a highly developed civilization existed on the territory of Western Siberia 300 thousand years ago, which served as the source of many religions of the world.

In the same 1993, the clairvoyant Olga Gurbanovich "saw" underground, at a depth of 8 to 15 meters ancient temple, which is now called the Temple of Hanuman. And 7 years later, under the very same Shkolnaya Hill, where strange mirror plates were found, some kind of artificial structure was discovered with the help of seismic devices. And this despite the fact that there are no rock massifs in these places.

According to the famous Indian clairvoyant Sathya Sai Baba, the most ancient Indian temple of the great healer of India, the monkey god Hanuman, was built on the banks of the Tara River many millennia ago. By the way, this is also written in the ancient Indian source "Rig Veda". Satya Baba himself was a priest in this temple, and now he is called to establish a "golden age" on Earth - to unite humanity into one brotherly family, to awaken the desire to live in love and cooperation. The disciples of the great prophet claim that he preaches a religion that was allegedly brought to India from Siberia.

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The main attraction of the Hanuman temple was the Thinking Crystal - a magic talisman in the shape of an octahedron (according to another version, the crystal had 72 facets) 1.2 meters high. While in the temple, he maintained a constant connection between the Earth and space and was brought from the planet Satra, whose representatives, according to one version, built an observatory temple for communication with the Cosmos.

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The Thinking Crystal is the keeper of the knowledge of aliens from this planet. In it, as in the most perfect computer, the information was laid: where is the human race, all the events that have taken place on Earth since the creation of the world have been recorded. It contains saving information for all mankind, who has come to a standstill in its "development", since it is the greatest energy carrier capable of completely changing not only the current energy supply system of earthlings, but also the way of thinking, and most importantly, their way of life.
During such communication sessions, the dome of the temple opened, and a greenish column of light rushed into the sky. Local residents have seen this phenomenon more than once. Eyewitnesses tell how a greenish column of light slowly rises from the lake into the sky, as if a searchlight is looking for something in the sky, or it suddenly starts to glow. Scientists believe that this is "the result of the outflow of plasma from the bowels of the earth's crust."

Where is the Thinking Crystal now? Does he lie in a church at the bottom of one of the healing lakes near the village of Okunevo or deep underground? Three clairvoyants, independently of each other, "saw" that at present there is only a temple underground, and the Crystal has been moved to another dimension and is virtually inaccessible to earthlings. Only his energy projection is located here.

Around Okunevo there are five lakes of very unusual shape and origin - Linevo, Urmannoye, Danilovo, Shaitan-lake and Potayennoye. All lakes have healing water and mud. There is an assumption that these lakes were formed as a result of the fall of some cosmic body - a meteorite or something even more interesting and unimaginable to our imagination. The most interesting thing about these "space" lakes is their water, which has extraordinary properties.
Until recently, only four lakes were known. They were indicated by Olga Gurbanovich, a clairvoyant from Nizhnevartovsk. She said that all the lakes are formed by a huge meteorite that fell to the ground and there are five such lakes. The latter is in full view of everyone, however, no one notices it - this is the Hidden Lake.

Other Siberian clairvoyants also assure that these lakes are "born" by the Cosmos. This is indicated by the results of research and eyewitness accounts. Firstly, the depth of the lake is from 16 to 18 meters, although, as the sonar studies have shown, in the left part of it there is a depression as much as 67 meters. Geologists believe that this depth is one hundred percent indicative of its meteoric origin. Secondly, the elongated, butterfly-like shape of the reservoir speaks of this, and this shape is characteristic of meteorite craters formed when heavenly stones fall. When the group arrived at the site, drilled pits and carried out a thorough study of the shores of the lake, it turned out that it really looks very much like a crater from a meteorite. According to the calculations of scientists, the meteorite that fell in Okunevo had more than thirty meters in diameter and weighed about thirty tons.

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This is also proved by an amazing find - two stones of unearthly origin, which were found at the bottom of Danilovo. The first was about a meter in diameter and weighs almost half a ton. The second stone was discovered by geophysicists at a depth of three meters; this stone in the waters of Danilovo is about four meters in diameter and weighs approximately 30 tons. That is, the very fact of the existence of a stone, the formation of which is not characteristic of Siberian lands, speaks in favor of the hypothesis of the cosmic origin of the lake.

According to the version, the meteorite split into five parts. Fragments of the meteorite that fell to the ground formed huge depressions, later filled with water.

Three such lakes in the Omsk region are connected by an underground river, and the water in them is said to be holy. It does not deteriorate, does not bloom and heals many diseases. Moreover, it is not only water that heals, but even photographs of these lakes, which indicates some unknown energy, and possibly magical properties of these "unearthly" formations.

But experts from the regional Center for Sanitary and Epidemiological Supervision did not find any substances in the waters of lakes Danilovo and Linevo that would treat people. The only thing that surprises is the impeccably clean water in the open reservoir of Lake Linevo.

The most mysterious and most effective in terms of healing power is Shaitan Lake. The water in it is so curative that it allows you to get rid of psoriasis, eczema and other ailments. But it is believed that the lake does not admit everyone, and it is difficult to find it, because the great Shaitan is not indicated on the map of the area. This lake has two bottoms. The first bottom is at a depth of about three meters. And under it is the water column again. And no one knows how much is actually to the second bottom.

By the way, scientists examined the soil, took water for a sample, dived with scuba diving - there is no high silver content there and the lake water does not differ in quality from the Irtysh water.
According to the belief: correct, consistent treatment is necessary, that is, you need to swim or drink water consistently from all five lakes. Then the properties of the living water of all lakes, different in the way of influence, will overlap and reinforce each other's actions.

About it unusual place the book "Okunevsky Ark" was written. It was written by the well-known researcher of the Omsk region, writer Mikhail Rechkin. Why the ark? Because, according to many predictions, it is from here, from this place that humanity will be reborn after the “end of the world”. That's it -
In the Muromtsevsky district of the Omsk region there is a place that is known throughout Russia. This is not a temple or a monument, but a small village with the modest name of Okunevo. The settlement itself is quite young - the year of the founding of the village is considered to be 1770, when the first settlers appeared here. Many researchers believe that people came to these places long before that.

The Legend of the Five Lakes.
In fact, many legends are associated with this small village, the most famous of which is, of course, the legend of the Five Lakes. Not far from the settlement there are four (!) Lakes known far beyond the Siberian region: Danilovo, Lenevo, Shchuchye and Urmannoye (Shaitan Lake). According to local beliefs, there is also a fifth - the Hidden Lake, which does not allow everyone to approach.

It is believed that the water and mud in lakes Danilovo, Lenevo and Shchuchye have healing powers, which attracts vacationers from all over Siberia here. Local residents say about these lakes that they have "living" water. Urmannoe lake, according to old residents, is filled with "dead" water. It is also called Shaitan Lake, which literally means Devil's Lake in Turkic.

Studies of the properties of the water of the Five Lakes near Okunevo have confirmed the healing properties of only Lake Danilovo. Here, water is actually capable of treating some diseases of the intestinal tract and most skin diseases. This also applies to the mud of Lake Danilov. From the point of view of science, the healthiness of the water in Lenevo and Shchuchye lakes is very controversial.

The version of the origin of the Okunev lakes is also interesting. According to ancient Indian treatises, these lakes are "born of space." Of course, we are not saying that Hindus have been to these places, but we should not forget about the legends. According to ancient Indian myths, it was in these places that the great battle between Rama and the Evil Forces took place. In this battle, invaluable help to the deity was provided by a man - a hero named Hanuman, for which he was gifted with the lands of Siberia. According to legend, he founded the Great City with a Temple in which the crystal of Wisdom sent down by the Cosmos was kept. According to one version, this temple should be located somewhere near Okunevo.

In principle, scientists say that Okunev lakes could well have appeared from a meteorite that fell by a fragment. This hypothesis is confirmed in the form of lakes (all lakes are elongated in the same direction), their depth. Among other things, magnetic anomalies, seismic vibrations and other "oddities" are observed here. At the bottom of Lake Danilov, scuba divers found a pit with a cornice hanging over it with old mossy trees, which confirms the fact that once the bottom of the lake was the surface of the earth.

However, we forgot about the fifth - the most mysterious lake. This lake is called Hidden and, according to legend, is located on the right bank of the Tara, somewhere 250 meters from the coast. It is shown only to a select few, so it is a great success to see it. They say that it has the shape of a regular circle and is very shallow.

Okunevo and Danilovo Lake as a place of rest.

Maybe thanks to numerous legends, and maybe thanks to the healing power of the water of Lake Danilov, but somehow the small village of Okunevo in the Omsk Region has become a place of real pilgrimage for tourists from Omsk and the surrounding regions. Okunevo and its five lakes are located just on the border of the Omsk and Novosibirsk regions, and Danilovo lake lies in the Novosibirsk region, and Lenevo - in the Omsk region.

From Okunevo to Omsk 250 km, and to Novosibirsk and even more - 800 km. However, despite the rather decent distance, the inhabitants of these Siberian cities go on vacation with great pleasure both to the lakes and to the village of Okunevo itself. Both in the village and on the shores of Danilovo and Lenevo lakes, there are campsites and living quarters, where tourists can spend the night or dine with complete comfort. Locals will be happy to tell travelers about the legends and take them to the supposed location of the Hidden Lake or the Great Temple.

Okunev's Ark. Not far from the regional center Muromtsevo, which is north of Omsk, there is the village of Okunevo, known not only in the region, but also far beyond its borders. This small village, located on the high bank of the Tara River, is rich not only in picturesque wildlife and local exoticism. Old-timersOkunevo has been observing various mysterious phenomena here for many years.
For example, in the forest around the village, there are trees with knocked down tops. There are a lot of trees twisted, or bent in some incomprehensible way. For a long time near Okunevo, strange flying objects have been seen in the form of glowing balls and large spots of yellow, orange and red colors. They were noticed in the forest and in the meadows, on the Tatar ridge on the banks of the Tara, or even in their own garden. Someone dreamed of a column of light in the meadow behind the village outskirts, and next to them were the figures of girls in bright sundresses. Then two huge translucent figures of women in mournful poses appeared over the girls. That former front-line soldier, seriously scared, said that on a moonlit summer night he saw a huge dog, which, having swum to the other side of Tara, turned into a huge human being dressed in white clothes. Some hear the ringing of bells and unearthly music, others see beautiful horses rushing across the sky. And such strange stories have accumulated over many decades. But such "fairy tales" even before the beginning of the 90s were used only by the locals, as well as among themselves. It is understandable, there was no one to share impressions with - the village was only 5 or 6 streets. There was simply nowhere for the newcomers to come from. Dabout 1992, no one knew about Okunevo, except for the residents of the Muromtsevsky district itself. But soon everything changed. The birth of faith. Initially, this place was of no value. The Siberian village lived by its own way of life and was not ready for revolutionary changes. The turning point for the future Okunevo was the arrival there Rasmas Rositis- a student of the Indian babajist Shri Muniraji. The path of the spiritual founder of the future Okunev ark was not covered with roses. By birth, Rasma is Latvian, but she hardly lived in Latvia. Her parents fled the war from Latvia to West Germany in 1944. There she was educated and became interested in theology, choosing an unusual direction - Babajism. Shri Babaji in India is considered a very authoritative saint and earthly incarnation of the god Shiva. A prophetic dream that she once had led her on long journeys:
- In a dream I saw Babaji, he called me to India. Rasma Since her husband did not support her in this aspiration, Rasma went to the edge of the continent alone. In 1983, Rasma came to Babaji's successor, teacher Muniraja, the "king of silence", where she stayed for seven years, spending time in work and prayers. Then she was given a new spiritual name - Rajni. After completing her spiritual education, Rajni realized her mission, to bring the light of knowledge to the vastness of the former Soviet empire. This idea came to her during one of the meditations and, being supported by the teacher, found its real embodiment. Rajni did not have much money for such a large-scale project - her trips were financed by Indian Babajist funds. Rasma went to Russia with a Russian-speaking friend, who became a guide in this strange world. Having traveled 18 places, the missionaries focused their attention on the Omsk region. And there were good reasons for that. The Indian spiritual heritage, not in a single source, tells us about the exodus of the Aryans from the territory of present-day Siberia to Hindustan. This is evidenced by dozens of Sanskrit place names and hydronyms, concentrated in several centers in Siberia. One of the centers where there are many such names of rivers and localities is Omsk region. A striking example, the regional center Omsk itself has in its composition the syllable Om, sacred for the Hindus, which, according to their ideas, is endowed with colossal divine energy permeating the Universe and is the Alpha and Omega of our material world. After some time, Muniraja's teacher wrote a clarifying letter to Rajni, which contained the following lines: - You must find a place in Siberia associated with Hanuman ... This is very important for Russia. According to the Indian epic Ramayana, Hanuman is the Monkey King, one of Rama's companions, who helped Him fight demons. In order to find information about Hanuman, the women went to libraries, museums and archives to find the information they needed. They communicated with psychics and scientists. The latter, that is, the Omsk archaeologists, pointed out to inquisitive Indian women that in the area of ​​the village of Okunevo, a place was found where some kind of rituals were carried out in ancient times.The already published book "Complex archaeological sites on the Tatar Uval near the village of Okunevo "there are such quite ordinary lines:"... there was probably a cult place on the hill fort ..." The very area where this village was located was also marked by the Aryan trace. The regional center Muromtsevo stands for: “ m»- recreation, revival; " ur" - Sveta " ohm"Is a creative word. Okunevo is located on the Tara River, which also has a connection with the goddess "Savior" in the pantheon of Buddhist Gods. Having learned about so many strange coincidences of West Siberian and Indian cultures, the ascetics went to Okunevo to check the information given by archaeologists, and, if successful, to revive the temple of King Hanuman. Having settled in one of the houses, Rajni began to realize her difficult mission. having equipped the altar of the god Shiva, Rajni daily performed arti - the ritual of bathing, rubbing with oil and decorating with flowers murti - divine figures. On Sundays, she arranged a havan on the Tatar ridge - a fire ritual with the singing of hymns and the offering of rice, nuts, and raisins to Shiva. - It was very difficult, and at some point I thought that I would shut up the windows and leave. Siberian winter, moreover, the opposition to the traditional Orthodox Church. Rajni But she survived and went through hard times. And later in the summer she received her divine message, which determined the fate of this place: - I stopped in a tent near the village. I was alone. I fasted and prayed for five days. I didn't even know which side of the village was. On the fifth night, from 12:00 to 5:00 in the morning, I observed light phenomena: the light floated around, luminous creatures came to me, I saw the semblance of machines woven from light, and heard unearthly music. This confirmed to me that this is the place that I had to find.

The place where there was an unusual vision, Rajni called Omkar and a certain " #Navel of the #Earth", and after that an #ashram was founded in the village. #OmkarShivaDham.

It happened in 1992. And this year was the unofficial discovery of a new Okunev phenomenon. Soon Rajni had like-minded people - residents of Omsk, Muscovites, and then people from different parts of Russia. Her hut turned into an ashram.Under the new ashram, Rajni lived for about five years, performing #Vedic #rituals #daily.

At that time, Russia was flooded with sects pouring in from abroad, so few people were surprised at the presence of #Hindus in a #remote #Siberian #village. The newspapers occasionally wrote about the new #spiritual direction, which contributed to the influx of people into Okunevo, who were captured by the idea of ​​the Temple of the #Divine #Monkey.

Friendship of religions. If before 1991 people had come to the Muromtsevsky district, the only thing they would have been offered to see would be the old Church of the Intercession of the Most Holy Theotokos, built by Tsar Alexander II with donations from peasants. But after 1991, they learned about this village throughout Russia and abroad. At first, as already mentioned, attention to this place was shown by the followers of #Babaji, who began to gather in Okunevo after the mystical revelations of Rasma Rositis about the "Navel of the Earth". In 1994, the ashram was registered as a religious community and it became the Russian center of the international organization of Babaji's followers " #Haidakhan
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Rumors about the church and the community spread throughout #Russia and far beyond its borders. Pilgrims from all over the #world began to come to #Okunevo. In 1993, an Omsk businessman Sergei Saulin built a six-sided chapel, as an indication that at the bottom of Shaitan Lake is hidden a magic crystal, which was located in the #temple of #Hanuman.

And after that the Russian Orthodox Church seriously concerned about the state of affairs in Okunevo. In the same 1993, the then Archbishop of Omsk and Tarsk Theodosius personally came to Okunevo to "repulse the Babajists". The conflict, according to the locals, did not have a serious continuation. The Russian Orthodox Church installed an Orthodox cross on the sacred tract. But the churchmen did not limit themselves to this, and began periodically to sprinkle holy water on the dhuni - a ritual pit for the offerings of the babajists, or even break it altogether, and also at the same time appropriated the construction of a pagan chapel to themselves from time to time. Such a sluggish conflict lasted for a couple of years until pagans - Ynglings led by the well-known Russian "extremist" Alexander Khinevich, came to the aid of the Babajists. As the founder and leader of the Old Russian Church of Orthodox Old Believers, it was he who allegedly translated by a miracle somewhere the runic letters that had survived, from which it followed that in ancient times, the mythical country of Belovodye stretched on the territory between the Urals and the Eastern Ocean. Its capital, Asgard, flaunted at the confluence rivers Om and Iriy (Irtysh), which corresponds to the current location of Omsk. According to these chronicles, Slavic-Aryan tribes settled in Belovodye more than 100 thousand years ago. And in the interfluve of the Irtysh and Tara, there was a temple complex built by the High Priest of the Light cult of the Goddess Tara Khan Uman. So, being essentially brothers in faith for the Babajists, the Ynglings have now begun to quarrel with the orthodox priests. This conflict in all colors was perfectly shown by the Moscow director Alexander Kibkalo in his film "Okunevsky Crystal". In this regard, and for ten years by the beginning of the 00s, little has changed there. On Omkar the Ynglings put their symbol - an eight-pointed swastika, a Kolovrat. After them Hare Krishnaites, followers of Sai Baba, Buddhists, and other adherents of spiritual movements exotic for Siberia began to come to Okunevo. And after the resonant articles of scientists and researchers of the Okunev phenomenon, countless regiments of psychics, magicians, healers, and just people with weirdness moved to the village. Officially, the season opens with the annual summer solstice festival, which attracts thousands of pilgrims and fans of ethnic parties. All summer, representatives of different religious confessions spend their holidays here. Babajists celebrate Navaratri, pagans - the night of Ivan Kupala, the Day of Perun and the goddess Tara. V special days the time on the Tatar ridge is scheduled by the hour: Old Believers pray in the morning, then Orthodox Christians, then Krishnaites sing for half a day. This is a common thing for the Okunevskaya hinterland. In general, over time, Omkar turned into a cult place of Power near Okunevo, where all of the listed categories of citizens, arranging enchanting performances on their holidays, to which a lot of curious audience came. As Rajni predicted, Okunevo turned into a temple of tolerance for religions.
Even after the founder of the Okunev phenomenon left for her homeland in Latvia due to difficulties with a visa, interest in this place did not wane, but grew even stronger and eventually turned into a global phenomenon. And the main catalyst of this process was the researcher Mikhail Rechkin. Belief in what it is new ark with the Temple and Crystal and in the conditions of an approaching planetary catastrophe, it will be almost the only place where salvation can be found, attracted a large number of people here. It was kind new Altai, only here came pilgrims who had read Rechkin's books about the imminent end of the world in order to survive the impending catastrophe of 2012, and after the collapse of the Nibiruan advent and all other catastrophes resulting from global planetary changes. After such a PR, the value of real estate in the village increased significantly, and everyone who wanted to join the High, including from abroad, gathered here. But even with all the disadvantages that the excessive popularity and unfulfilled end of the world gave this place, which seriously cooled the ardor of many, Rechkin did not rely in his research on fantasies. Several expeditions prepared and carried out by him with the involvement of the instrumental potential of various scientists made it possible to almost physically confirm that there is something very phenomenal under the ground near Okunevo. And now I will tell you more about this. Expeditions of Mikhail Rechkin. New impetus in developmentthe topic of the Okunev phenomenon after Rajni, as I said, was given by the researcher Mikhail Rechkin. It all happened in 1993. - I came to the Muromtsevo regional center in my small homeland from the city of Nizhnevartovsk, where I lived then, and went to the local editorial office of the Znamya Truda newspaper. The editor of the newspaper told me a story that a certain Indian woman Rasma came to the village of Okunevo. She claims that there, on the site of a village in ancient times, there was a temple of extraordinary beauty. And the remains of this temple have been preserved under a layer of sedimentary rocks. Rechkin Of course, Mikhail did not believe his acquaintance then, and after this conversation he returned to Nizhnevartovsk. But the information was embedded in the subconscious, and waited for an hour when the consciousness would be able to perceive it. For Rechkin, the slow "entry" into the topic began, as it were, from afar. Lake Danilovo, which is one of the three healing reservoirs of the Omsk region, became the catalyst. The most valuable are three of them: Danilovo, Linevo, Shaitan Lake... No one knows the reasons for such healing qualities of their water, but according to legend, they are connected by an underground river, which charges them with magical power, either from fragments of meteorites or from other sources. Danilovo, located on the border of the Omsk and Novosibirsk regions, is the most curative of all these three. In Nizhnevartovsk, Mikhail Rechkin knew the clairvoyant Olga Gurbanovich, to whom he asked various questions from time to time, trying to squeeze out something valuable from the alien channel. In 1996, she got the topic of the healing properties of Lake Danilovo. Olga confirmed the extraordinary usefulness of this reservoir. In her opinion, the lakes were created by the Cosmos, and indeed have a meteoric origin, since they were created by fragments of one celestial body. The next important point for Rechkin was the information that there are not three healing lakes in this area, but five. The last, the fifth, the most mystical. Only a select few know about him. It is in everyone's sight, but not everyone can see it. This lake, which Rechkin later called Hidden in the opinion of the clairvoyant Olga Gurbanovich, has a pronounced rejuvenating effect. And in order to get this effect, it is necessary to plunge in a certain sequence into the waters of all five lakes. Rechkin, of course, was very interested in this information and he set out to find and explore the missing two lakes and unravel the mystery of all five lakes. Further questioning of the clairvoyant enriched Rechkin with new information. In ancient times, on the banks of the Tara, which at that time was full-flowing like the Indian Ganges, there was a temple. And in this temple in the central hall there was a "jewel of unearthly origin" - a power conical Crystal. The energy of this Crystal charges the waters of all five lakes through a common underground system. But at that time, the Crystal was intended to establish a distant space connection with the civilization of creators from one of the planets of the Sirius star system. It was then that Rechkin remembered the words of the editor of the Muromtsev newspaper about the temple near Okunevo. Now it was required to question in detail the Indian woman Rajni herself about the temple that she sees in her visions and compare this information with the data of Olga Gurbanovich. In addition to the fact that Rajni told Mikhail Rechkin about the luminous creatures and their machines woven from light, which she saw on the sacred Omkar, there was information that almost exactly coincided with what Olga Gurbanovich said - in the temple of King Hanuman there was a certain channel of distant space communication. Definitely both women were talking about the same thing. Now it was required to go and find out everything on the spot.

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Zodiac Sign or #Revati #Nakshatra Rashi- #Pisces
Revati Nakshatra Ruling Planet- #Mercury
Revati Nakshatra Lord or God- #Pooshan, a solar deity
Revati Nakshatra Symbol- a #fish swimming in the sea or #drum
Revati Nakshatra Degree Range- 16°40’ - 30’ Pisces
Revati Nakshatra Mode of Functioning- #Balanced
Revati Nakshatra Quality- #Divine
Chara Rashi/ Navamsa- Sagittarius, Capricorn, Aquarius, Pisces
Revati Nakshatra Lucky Number- 5
Revati Nakshatra Yoni- #Gaj
Revati Nakshatra Dosha- #Kapha
Type of Nakshatra- #Soft
Revati Nakshatra Dasha- 17 yrs
Revati Nakshatra Numerical Potency- 27
Revati Nakshatra Gender- #Female
Revati Nakshatra Guna- #Sattwic
Revati Nakshatra Gana- #Deva
Revati Nakshatra Element or #Tattwa- #Ether
Revati Nakshatra Mobility- #Dual
Revati Nakshatra Caste- #Shudra
Revati Nakshatra Animal- Female #elephant
Revati Nakshatra Names Starting Letters- De, Do, Chaa, Chee
Revati Nakshatra #Bird- #Sparrow
Revati Nakshatra Lucky Stone- Emerald
Revati Nakshatra Lucky Color- Golden Brown
Revati Nakshatra #Tree- #Honey-tree
Revati Nakshatra Traits- Forgiving, intelligent, soft-spoken, wealthy, attention seeker, over-indulgent, sensitive, headstrong, succumbing to obstacles, pure, well-behaved, social and helpful.
About Revati Nakshatra
Known as the “Wealthy Constellation”, Revati Nakshatra is the twenty-seventh Nakshatra in the series of lunar constellations. It is the apex of all the zodiac energies, especially Mercurian energy. Revati Nakshatra is represented by the group of faint stars lying in the Pisces constellation. These stars form the shape of a “Dhola”, a drum with strings across the neck with a strap and played with both hands. In Modern astronomy, the brightest stars among the faint stars are referred to as Zeta- Piscium. This star is positioned on the planetary ecliptic which makes it easily locatable in the new moon night.

Etymologically, Revati means “the wealthy”. It speaks of the association of the Revati Nakshatra with wealth and opulence. Its alternative meaning is “to transcend” or “to go beyond”. Since Revati is the final Nakshatra of the constellation series, this signifies the end of a cycle or a gateway between one and another cycle. Astrologers considered Revati star as “the constellation of transition”. As per scriptures, this Nakshatra is slow in activity because of impending change that is envisaged to it.

Symbolized by the “a fish swimming in the sea”, Revati Nakshatra is apparently associated with the zodiac sign Pisces. It shows two fishes swimming in opposite directions. This symbolism signifies the journey of the soul in the celestial waters. Lord Vishnu is often linked with the celestial waters due to the portrayal of Lord Vishnu sitting on the Vasuki at the top of the celestial ocean (Sheer Sagar, the sea of consciousness). Alternatively, this symbolism also speaks of one’s path such as the path to salvation, the path to one’s house, the whole life path and path of spiritual awakening.

Revati Nakshatra is attuned to collective consciousness unlike the mass consciousness represented by the Cancer zodiac sign. It allows the natives to connect with the Universal mind with a set of shared beliefs, ideas, and morals. The Nakshatra speaks of Moksha or final enlightenment which is shown with its last position in the constellation chart. The symbol “drum” speaks of the commencement of news. In ancient times, drums were used for communicating news and thus the Revati constellation is linked with attributes to communicate and express well.

The presiding deity of the Revati constellation, Pooshan or Pushan or Poosha is a solar deity. He is depicted as the God standing at the beginning of all the paths and beginning. He is linked with safe travel and is supposed to have the power to light up all the paths. He is related to travel of all kinds such as mental, casual, emotional, astral and physical. He is known as a softer solar deity who bestows wealth, prosperity and fulfillment to its natives. Alternatively, Lord Vishnu is seen as the overseer of Revati Nakshatra. Lord Vishnu is the preserver of the Universe and the one of the Trinity Gods. He is the husband of Goddess Laxmi, the deity of wealth and prosperity (again associating Revati with attributes- wealth and richness). The depiction of Lord Vishnu and Goddess Lakshmi over the ocean of Universal waters is the imagery of this Nakshatra.

Revati Nakshatra is correlated to the universal point where after the completion process, the material and astral realm are drawn into the causal realm and then the casual realm into a supreme eternal void. Revati star is also associated with the seventh Sacral center, “Sahastrara”, which is achieved after the awakening of Kundalini. In a lesser evolved aspect, the Revati asterism is linked with the “ocean of illusion”, corresponding to Manipura Chakra, the third sacral center governing all the worldly and materialistic actions.

As per Vedic Astrology, Jupiter, Mercury, Venus and Moon in Revati tend to offer favorable results. Ketu placement in this Nakshatra is good for spiritual pursuits. Moon in Revati Nakshatra offers perfect body, good luck, purity, wealth and heroic countenance to the Revati Nakshatra men and women.

Revati deals with the infinity of time, space and everything else. Its main keyword is “summation”. Their ability to understand and see every other Nakshatra is exemplary. In the Universal scheme of things, this constellation is associated with “Kshiradyapani Shakti”. This is the ability to nourish through milk. Its symbolism depicts cows above and calves below. The imagery focuses on the nourishment and sustainable aspect of the Revati constellation.

Revati Nakshatra in English is referred to as Revati. Revati Nakshatra in Tamil is referred to as Revathi Natchathiram (ரேவதி நட்சத்திரம்). The name of Revati Nakshatra in Malayalam is Revathy Nakshatra (രേവതി നക്ഷത്ര) while the name of the Revati constellation in Telugu is Revati (రేవతి).

Revati Nakshatra Physical Characteristics
Children born in Revati Nakshatra have a lustrous and luscious body. They have a smiley and lighthearted countenance. They are jovial and funny and love to live their life to the fullest. They are born rich and desire luxury and comfort. Their personality is very attractive and they always have a calm and well-behaved disposition.
Revati Nakshatra Behavioral Characteristics
Of 27 Nakshatras, Revati is one of the most pleasing and benevolent Nakshatra. It is an extremely lucky and positive constellation. The natives of this nakshatra are very optimistic. They stay unflustered even in the toughest of times. They trust in the divine and know how to keep their faith in it when nothing seems favorable. However, this tendency deters their growth since, at times, they do not do anything else except keeping their faith.

Revati Nakshatra men and women have high expectations from others. They seek love, care, praise, and attention. They are soft and tender and never use any sort of harsh words in their speech. They are very intelligent and know how to fix complicated situations. These natives are not ambitious for their careers or finances. They do not covet wealth, richness and properties. For them, security is of the utmost importance and thus they expect it diligently from their loved ones.

Revati Nakshatra-born natives exhibit a heart of gold. They speak softly and behave friendly to everyone. However, they sometimes are hasty in their actions and often interrupt people unintentionally. They are intuitive and attuned to their higher self. They follow their beliefs firmly and often get hurt when they feel deceived or lied to. In tough times and times of conflicts, you can find Revati Nakshatra men and women calm and well behaved. They do not quarrel and get depressed in adverse situations. They possess healing attributes and protect people who are weak and inferior to them.

Ruled by Mercury, Revati Nakshatra natives are good at communication. They go by their inner calling and desire to stay independent and free. They can adjust well with others and like to follow the path of Dharma and truth. One can find Revati Nakshatra natives as Buddhist monks and spiritual aspirants. Revati can be seen as the pinnacle of civilization and thus the natives are more focused on a refined and civilized code of conduct.

The negative characteristics of Revati Nakshatra are over-indulgence, tactlessness, lack of initiative, jealousy, low self-esteem, over-sensitivity, stubbornness, and insecurity. They are dreamers by nature and thus create different worlds around them. They do not have a sense of limits and often face hardships in achieving their targets. Revati Nakshatra men and women are not good at holding secrets and easily disclose them. For success, these natives require a realistic approach and courage to face all life obstacles.
Career Options for Revati Nakshatra Natives
The professions that are favorable for Revati Nakshatra born people are:

All kinds of creative jobs such as painting, music, acting, comedy etc.
All types of professions that are associated with foster homes and orphanages.
Shipping and marine industry can be the best Revati Nakshatra career field.
Conjurors, illusionists, and magicians.
Jobs in Pearl Industry.
Management and linguist jobs suit best to Revati Nakshatra males and females.
Divinators, astrologers and professions involved with religious institutions.
Professional hosts and hostesses especially in the aeronautical and shipping industry.
Driving instructors, traffic cops, air traffic controllers, road safety professionals.
Gemstone dealership jobs.
Rail and construction business-related professions and road planning jobs.
Driving or transport professions.
Lighthouse workers.
Calendar or Ephemeris making jobs.
Favorable Activities For Revati Nakshatra
Revati Nakshatra is a very auspicious Nakshatra for initiating all the good activities. This Nakshatra is very favorable for business activities, financial dealings, exchange of goods, creative activities, charitable acts and leisure work such as gardening and relaxation. Any kind of traveling, learning and healing or medical treatment turns fruitful during the Nakshatra period. You can buy cars, homes or other valuable goods in Revati Nakshatra. Spiritual or occult practices can be done when the Revati constellation shines in the sky. As per Vedic texts, Revati Nakshatra is very suitable for dealing with gemstones or wearing them for the first time. Religious rituals, marriage, sexual activities, acts of kindness are considered propitious in Revati Nakshatra. You may select any Revati Nakshatra day to complete or give a final touch to any work.
Unfavorable Activities For Revati Nakshatra
Being the soft constellation, Revati Nakshatra is not auspicious for harsh and bold activities. People face hardship in overcoming obstructions, difficulties and enmity in this Nakshatra. Revati star is not favorable for sharp actions like surgery and cutting. It is advisable to not indulge in any sort of strenuous activities such as mountain climbing. As per ancient Vedic texts, the last quarters of Revati star is unfavorable for beginning any new work. Thus, one should avoid starting any activity during the Revati star's last two quarters- Aquarius Navamsa and Pisces Navamsa. It is said that Aquarius Navamsa makes it difficult for natives to work on a material plane whereas Pisces Navamsa allows natives to get swayed easily.
Revati Nakshatra Remedies
People suffering from afflictions of Revati Nakshatra should worship Lord Vishnu. He is the nurturer of the world and is known to bestow prosperity, happiness and success.

These natives should recite the root Mantra- “Om Lam”, “Om Ksham”, “Om Am” and “Om Aam”. Chanting this Revati Nakshatra Mantra 108 times during the lunar transition and in the corresponding month of Revati Nakshatra alleviates afflictions and brings good luck, wealth and enlightenment in life.

Revati star men and women can increase the positive effects of Revati Nakshatra by wearing light, variegated and oceanic colors. They should prefer pastel shades. People born in Revati Nakshatra are recommended to undertake all the important actions corresponding to the position of Revati star for the auspicious results.
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Zodiac Sign or #Sravana #Nakshatra Rashi- #Capricorn
Shravana Nakshatra Ruling Planet- #Moon
Sravana Nakshatra Degree Range- 26°40’ Sagittarius - 10° Capricorn
Chara Rashi/ Navamsa- Aries, Taurus, Gemini, Cancer
Sravana Nakshatra Lord or God- #Vishnu, Preserver of the Universe
Shravana Nakshatra Yoni- Vaanar
Sravana Nakshatra Quality- #Divine
Shravana Nakshatra Dosha- #Kapha
Type of Nakshatra- #Mutable
Sravana Nakshatra Dasha- 10 years
Shravana Nakshatra Numerical Potency- 22
Sravana Nakshatra Gender- #Male
Shravana Nakshatra Nature- Dev (God like)
Sravana Nakshatra Guna- #Rajas
Shravana Nakshatra Mobility- #Movable
Sravana Nakshatra Caste- #Melchhas
Shravana Nakshatra Animal- #Female #monkey
Sravana Nakshatra Names Starting Letter- Ju, Je, Jo, Gha
Shravana Nakshatra #Bird- #Francolin
Sravana Nakshatra #Tree- #White-Calotropis
Shravana Nakshatra Traits- Happy, Knowledgeable, Foreign resident, Wealthy, Famous, Learned, Good, Liberal to partner.
Sravana Nakshatra Lucky Number- 2
Shravana Nakshatra Symbol- #Trident
Sravana Nakshatra Gemstone- #Pearl
About Sravana Nakshatra
Sravana, the 22nd Nakshatra in Astrology is the constellation of learning and listening. The word Sravana means “to listen“. That is why, natives of Sravana Nakshatra are good listeners and learners. This constellation is also known as Ashvattha which was a pipal tree where Buddha received his enlightenment. Goddess Saraswati was born in this constellation which represents this constellation’s connection with knowledge and education.

There are a total three symbols of the Sravana constellation. In the first symbol of Sravana Nakshatra, you can see a Trident which represents its power of communication and connection. In the second symbol of Sravana Nakshatra, you can see a row of three uneven footsteps. Sravana Nakshatra’s third symbol represents an elephant with big ears which represents the connection of this Nakshatra with listening.

The lucky color of this constellation is blue. The body parts associated with Sravana Nakshatra are the ears and lower belly. Element connected with the Sravana constellation is air. Vedic astrologers consider this constellation very important due to its great listening ability.This constellation is associated with “apradhrishya shakti” which is the power of offering permanent victory.

Shravana Nakshatra - Physical Characteristics
Shravana Nakshatra male and females are very good listeners and learners, they are soft spoken. They are of balanced nature and they hold fair complexion. Their height is medium and they have slender body composure. They suffer from anxiety as well as little joy due to their few children. Sravana Nakshatra male natives could suffer from ear problems or skin infections. They are vulnerable to digestive system troubles as well as respiratory system issues.

Sravana Nakshatra Characteristics- Behavioral Characteristics
Sravana Nakshatra natives are known for their listening and learning skills. Their learning is not limited to just wordly education, they expand their horizon to gain scriptural wisdom. They are also great helpmates who do not hesitate to offer their help to anyone who needs it.

The natives of Sravana Nakshatra are successful individuals as they are proficient in education. They have a responsible nature as they sincerely discharge their duties. They have great communication skills.

Natives of Sravana Nakshatra are known for their reliability and dependability. They easily gain trust of others due to this trait. They are compassionate and helpful towards others and do not expect others to reciprocate. But, due to their helping nature, people take advantage of them and deceive them. On the bright side, natives can identify their enemies and they do not shy away to confront them.

One aspect of Sravana Nakshatra natives is their love for cleanliness. They like their surroundings to be neat and clean and like to organize things in order. They like neatness even in their work. They are also mindful of the food they intake, but they are fond of delicious meals. They mature early in terms of mental growth as they are curious to learn new things and experiences. The road of life is not easy for Sravana Nakshatra natives, they face many challenges and generally settle on middle ground.

Sravana Nakshatra natives are very kind hearted and generous. They believe in practicing benevolence and charity. They are considered as Philanthropists of astrology. Natives are fond of travelling and exploring new places. They respect their culture and traditions and engage in religious activities as much as they can.
Favorable Activities For Shravana Nakshatra
The Sravana Nakshatra is extremely auspicious for religious activities and rituals. You can buy property, clothes, equipment and accessories for your home as well as the office and can also do the inauguration of your house in this period. It is also good for all healing activities including medical actions and remedial measures. In the period of Shravana Nakshatra , you should listen to other’s advice and suggestions, you can deal with the public and also do social interactions. This period is most favourable for studying languages, music as well as classical traditions.You can learn, read and write anything. You can engage in meditation and philosophical activities, make peace with anyone, make or take herbs and medicines, organize anything or initiate spiritual learning. In this period, you can make important phone calls, offer or receive counselling and travel to new places.

This period is favorable for all humanitarian activities and beginning of anything new. You should also worship Vishnu or Saraswati in Sravana Nakshatra.

Unfavorable Activities For Sravana Nakshatra
In the period of Sravana Nakshatra, you should not engage in any aggressive, risky and uncertain activity like war, lawsuits and demolishing old things. It is inauspicious for creative projects and manual work as well as for lending money or things. Avoid making any promises or taking any oaths. It is not favourable for putting an end to things. You should not engage in marriage functions and should not adopt children. You must avoid worshipping fierce Gods like Lord Rudra.
Career Options for Shravana Nakshatra Natives
The professions that are favorable for people born in Sravana Nakshatra are:-

Teaching and Education industry like Teachers, Preachers, Educators, Scholars, Students, classical teachers and students and all jobs in Universities.
Language related jobs like Linguists, Language translation and interpretation jobs, Storytelling and narration jobs.
Music and recording industry like Producers, Sound technicians.
Telephone industry like Telephone operators and any phone involved job.
All jobs which need organizing.
Medical industry likes jobs in hospitals, allopathy doctors, healers and practitioners of holistic medicine.
Jobs in Charitable organizations, NGO clubs and societies.
Hotel and Restaurant industry.
Tourism and Transportation industry like Travel agents.
Radio and Television industry like News broadcasters, Talk show anchors, Radio operators, Satellite communication handlers.
Gossip columnists and Ancient traditions preservers.

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