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Natives who are born under this #Nakshatra carry an exceptional character. #Uttarashada means the one who can be defeated, is powerful, and always wins.
There is a connection between the previous Nakshatra, which is Poorvashada Nakshatra. According to the #Vedicastrology, its symbol is defined by a #tusk of an elephant as an #elephant is a warrior animal and is known to be the strongest and biggest animal used in wars. Elephants take maximum help of their tusk to destroy whatever comes in front of them; their heavy tusk crushes anything in their way. According to the scriptures and Vedic astrology, the tusk of an elephant signifies royalty and leadership. The Uttarashada nakshatra is a female star. And Sun is the ruling lord of this star. #VishwaDevas, also known as #Universal #Gods, have the divinity over this Nakshatra. The elephant's tusk symbolizes unbeatable victory as the #Sun appears to be a plank of an elephant.
Characteristics of #UttaraAshada Nakshatra
You carry a charming and friendly nature, and your innocent behavior attracts people.
You are the most responsible for doing any task, and all your tasks are performed with full dedication and honesty.
Your soft-spoken nature and your modesty give a shine to your personality.
You are honest, and your good behavior prevents people from misjudging you under any circumstances.
It is not easy to understand you, and people trying to do so have to give more effort.
You have a controlled and calm nature. You prefer consulting others before making any decisions.
Uttarashada Nakshatra Strengths
The natives born under Uttarashada Nakshatra are very modest kind of people; they love to have fun. These people's main strength is their kindness, virtue, intelligence, high aims, and goals. These people are well-mannered with a high tolerance level. They believe in learning and appreciating everyone's effort. They are even devoted and sympathetic.
Weaknesses of Uttarashada Nakshatra
There are some astonishing weaknesses of these natives. They are sometimes disloyal. Their main weakness is that they remain stressed, self-centered, and over-anxious. What others don't like about them is they are very self-indulgent.
Uttarashada Male Characteristics
The male individuals are very innocent and very kind-hearted. You are loveable, and your moral support is very healing for others. Whether it is your success or increase in wealth or power, you don't show off even if you have reached the top position. You are very humble and always respect a woman. Your opinions are ideal, though you give your best not to disclose your thoughts and ideas. You are a secret keeper, and you never become the reason for conflict. You have a mature personality, and people tend to follow you for your right rules and regulations. You never fluent yourself, and even you try to stay from conflicts as far as possible.
Uttarashada Female Characteristics
Females who are born under this star have a very aggressive character, and you get provoked easily. You have a stubborn nature, and you don't trust people easily. Your life is very simple, and you have a simple personality as well.
Uttarashada Education/ Career/ Interest / Profession
Male Uttarashadas have to be cautious as their success will take time to flourish, and before that, if you do get involved in any kind of controversial activity or problematic situation in your life, that might have a severe negative impact on your personality and lifestyle. You need to know the background of your associating concerned parties related to your professional and personal background; their intentions and integrity should be under your knowledge. After the age of 38 years, you will attain success in your profession or career. Female Uttarashadas will be highly educated; you will get a decent job in a bank or a teacher. Though if you get full support and freedom from your family, then you will achieve excellent growth, some of you may also become a renowned writer. You will be respected in society. Researcher, Doctor, Scientist, Hunter, Scientist, Social Worker, Government Employee are the most suitable professions for the natives born under Uttarashada Nakshatra.
Uttarashada Family Life
The male natives born under this Nakshatra will have a blissful childhood, your life will be happiest, and no such tragedy will happen at your age. Though, your teenage will face some unwanted circumstances which will make your life miserable. Your life will change its direction at the age of 28 to 31. You will have a simple and loving life; however, your health will always face ups and downs. You will have a loving life, and your family will always support you. You will never disappoint your family. Female natives born under this star will have a blissful life, though some professional reasons will be the reason for your separation from your husband. At a certain age, you will find spirituality very helpful and soothing. Thus you will get inclined towards spiritual activities.
Uttarashada Nakshatra Health
The male natives born under this sign will have ups and downs on a regular basis regarding their health. You will mainly suffer from stomachs aches, diseases like a pulmonary disease. You may also get paralytic attacks. Female natives will not face such disease, though they will suffer from uterus problems, hernia, or even gastric problems.
Famous Personalities born in Uttarashada Nakshatra
Based on the above themes & characteristics, many people have become very famous in their times. Some of them are: Indira Gandhi (politician), Brad Pitt (actor), Muhammad Ali (boxer), George Washington and Abrahim Lincoln.
Uttarashada Names
According to the Vedic scriptures, even natives born under specific Nakshatra has a suitable name that would begin with syllables given. The Uttarashada Nakshatra newborns have the following syllables: Bhe, Bho, Ja, Ji, Jaa, Bha, Be, Bo.
Lucky stone for Uttarashada Nakshatra
Ruby is the lucky stone for the natives born under this sign.
Lucky Numbers for Uttarashada Nakshatra
Your lucky numbers are 1, 3, and 8.
Lucky Colour for Uttarashada Nakshatra
Copper is your lucky color.
Lucky Days for Uttarashada Nakshatra
The natives must know that - Thursday and Friday are the lucky days for you. Any Subh Karya can be performed by the natives born under this sign during these days.
https://www.vinaybajrangi.com/nakshatras/uttarashada-nakshatra.php
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The Forgotten #Gods of #Tibet: Early Buddhist Art in the Western #Himalayas
Van Ham, Peter, and Aglaja Stirn. Forgotten Gods of Tibet: Early Buddhist Art in the Western Himalayas. Éditions Mengès, 1997.
#UttaraAshadha #Nakshatra is the 21st Nakshatra as per Hindu #astrology in #Sagittarius #constellation.
#Uttarashadha is ruled by the #Universal #Gods ( #Vishvedevas).
The Visvedevas are the various Vedic gods taken together as a whole. In the #Rigveda a number of hymns are addressed to them, including (according to Griffith) 1.89, 3.54–56, 4.55, 5.41–51, 6.49–52, 7.34–37, 39, 40, 42, 43, 8.27–30, 58, 83 10.31, 35, 36, 56, 57, 61–66, 92, 93, 100, 101, 109, 114, 126, 128, 137, 141, 157, 165, 181.
RV 3.54.17 addresses them as headed by Indra: This is, ye Wise, your great and glorious title, that all ye Deities abide in Indra. (trans. Griffith)
Though many devas are named in the Rig Veda only 33 devas are counted, eleven each of earth, space and heaven. In later Hindu scriptures, they form one of the nine ganadevatas (along with the Adityas, Vasus, Tushitas, Abhasvaras, Anilas, Maharajikas, Sadhyas, and Rudras). According to the Vishnu Purana, they were the sons of Vishvā, a daughter of Daksha, enumerated as follows: 1. Vasu 2. Satya 3. Kratu 4. Daksha, 5. Kala 6. Kama 7. Dhrti 8. Kuru 9. Pururavas 10. Madravas, with two others added by some, 11. Rocaka or Locana, 12. Dhvani Dhuri
Sometimes it is unclear whether a reference to Vishve-devas refers to all Devas collectively, as in the Rigveda, or to the specific group as enumerated in the Puranas.
According to Manu (iii, 90, 121), offerings should be made daily to the Visvedevas. These privileges were bestowed on them by Brahma and the Pitri as a reward for severe austerities they had performed on the Himalaya.
The Viswadevas incarnated on Earth due to the curse of sage Vishwamitra, as the 5 sons of Draupadi with the Pandavas — the Upapandavas. They returned to their original form after being killed by Ashwatthama at night.
https://www.farfaraway.co/blog/uttara-ashadha-nakshatra-characteristics
At the crossroads of ancient trade routes, religions cross-pollinated
Romans were already in charge of the area in 6th century BCE, having had wrested it from various Mithraic kingdoms circa 80 BCE, and Mithraics were Persian offshoots likely exiled from Magist Persia. Both Judaism and Christianity can't be traced to a single religious predecessor because both are amalgams of many.
Lest we forget that Greeks had already been through there prior to the Mithraics, so they're in this mix too...and Greek mythology was quite separate from Rome's until Rome got the better of them and concocted parallels, generating GrecoRoman this and that. I don't recall where I read this, but archeological excavations around the Israel town of Ashkelon (now bombed to smithereens), a conclusion was arrived at that Philistines were actually Greeks.
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TIL that the Yahweh, the god of the bible, prior to taking on wholly monotheistic attributes in the 6th century BCE, was part of the Canaanite pantheon of gods, worshipped by this minor Bronze Age tribe in the northwest Arabian Desert.At some point, the worship of Yahweh was borrowed by the Israelites and Judahites, who eventually adopted the deity as their own, and still later as their only, god.
This lunar junction of the Guru meets us annually when the Moon is in the #star of #UttaraAshada. A position of power that encompasses the vast array of universal spiritual forces.
The other major Tantric festival that occurs when the Moon is in #Uttara Ashadha, that is worth mentioning here, is Dusshera.
This is the 10th and concludent night of victory after the 9 nights of the Goddess in the Navaratri ritual festival.
The Navaratri ritual festival links together all aspects of the feminine mysteries, by traveling through a spiritual story that traces the path of the Goddess and her many expressions. This point of multiplicity is greatly poignant to the energy of Uttara Ashadha as we shall consider in the next section below.
This star signifies hard-earned #victory and accomplishment.
Its victory is one that comes through drawing all psychic and physical forces into focus.
In our daily lives, we regularly apply this principle of gathering a multiplicity of forces together towards accomplishing an activity.
For example, the act of just going shopping, draws together many forces towards the single end of acquiring groceries.
It encompasses a vast array of activities… from finding our hat and coat and putting on our shoes, to navigating the many aisles of a supermarket, to gathering the right ingredients for the cake we are baking.
This is a mundane example of an accomplishment that many of us might take for granted.
It has elements of the accomplishment of Uttara Ashadha in that it draws together many elements and abilities. In the case of Uttara Ashadha, all the universal powers and skills are drawn together unto the attainment of the greatest of all victories… which is the revealing of the sacred heart.
Bringing All Things Together
Uttara Ashadha is sometimes called the star of victory and accomplishment, this is the wish and desire of this Star energy.
Ashadha is the urge and wish that focuses on the victory.
The god or gods that dwell on this Nakshatra are very interesting when considering the nature of the energy that this star carries to us.
The god of this star is #Vishwadeva, who is not a singular being, but rather the collection of all goddesses and gods.
The Vishwadeva(s) is/are the collective of all the #goddesses and the #gods.
They are nourished by, and in turn nourish this star through the reflective lunar mediary of the Moon.
#Vishwa literally means all and everything. Vishwadeva is the ultimate plurality of all #sacred #celestial beings. This multiplicity is the nature of the far-reaching force that is delivered by this Nakshatra.
It is also of note that some Puranic writings highlight a specific number celestial gods who are also called the Vishwadevas.
These 10 Vishwadeva deities and are the 10 qualities of Uttara Ashadha.
Vishwa is a word that implies multiplicity, interestingly, there is no one unanimous account of what the Vishwadeva really is. Some accounts single out a specific number of celestial deities, some accounts signify all deities, while some Mantras and accounts acknowledge all Devas and Asuras as coming under the title of Vishwadeva. What is unanimous in all accounts, is the idea of multiplicity and the conjunction of many forces.
And so, Vishwadeva is the god of this Nakshatra, as we have seen, it can be taken to mean the conglomerate of all goddesses and gods and even Asuras, but it can also be taken to mean 10 specific deities who carry the traits of Uttara Ashadha.
Sometimes an additional 2 Vishwadeva deities are also given, but we will highlight 10 for now.
Let us list the qualities of the wisdom of this Nakshatra, by naming the 10 Vishwadeva’s, and consider the 10 wisdom qualities that the Nakshatra of Uttara Ashadha represents and transports.
Vasu
1) Vasu is fullness, expansiveness, illumination and brightness. This is wisdom in a broad sense. Wisdom that encompasses all things. It is a wisdom that is both elevated in metaphysical principles, but equally, it is a wisdom that is able to articulate on a street level. A wisdom that is able to touch and make contact with any arena of life. This is a totally non-exclusive quality to put it in a nutshell.
Satya
2) Satya is truth and reality without sentiment or bias or restriction to any singular perspective.
Again, it carries the fullness and broadness of the previously highlighted Vasu quality. And because of this vast perspective, it is able to see the wide picture of reality in which all perspectives are at once acknowledged. This is the quality of not leaning towards any particular side. It is a quality of not escaping reality through any drama, distortion or sentiment.
Kratu
3) Kratu is focus of intention and will. This is the measured expertise that knows how to apply just the right amount of exertion. It is the focus that has forbearance and a deep intelligence, measurement and strategy. Kratu feeds its own certainty. Once it has considered the best angle of action and is certain about its course, it will approach its action with the quality of a charging elephant that will attempt to go through everything with unwavering persistence and urge.
Daksha
4) Daksha is skill, it is geometry and dexterity, it is a subtle creative vision that is able to link all things together into inner and outer harmonious forms. This is the skill of ritual, the ability to cloth metaphysical realities in tangible form. This is the skill of Tantra.
Kaala
5) Kaala is Time. It is the power to have the awareness of the reality of time in the phenomenal world, and at the ‘same-time’ it is the quality and power to be able to go to that plane of reality which is beyond the constraints of time.
Interestingly, Kala pronounced with the shortly accentuated ‘A’, means artistry, an artistry with a love for carefully detailed beauty. This is the artistry that comes from timing. Timing and rhythm are like the forms in which beauty is distilled, refined and expressed.
Kaama
6) Kaama is desire, it is the urge of the soul, the unstoppable wish and hope (remember that Asha in Ashadha means urge and hope) Dha means wealth, this is the victory of desire. Not necessarily the fulfillment of desire as one is apt to think. But rather, to be possessed of the secret urge is the wealth itself here.
Kaama is the root power behind all desire, it is the spiritual longing and wanderlust that underlies all desires. Pure desire, if you will.
Dhrti
7) Dhrti is concentrated ruthless firmness and focus, this is the focused shot of the arrow. It is the ability to hold to a thing with full psychic involvement and endurance and patience. This is a quality of a healer and a Tantric magician, who focuses upon a thing and therefore manifests it, through their sheer Shakti of focused power.
Kuru
8) Kuru is ancestral power, it is the strong relation to the realm of the ancestors. It is a spiritual sensitivity that at once lives in the manifest world, while at the same time being aware of the subtle movements of the inner planes. Kuru is to see the multi-dimensional interrelationship between matter and ghost, or spirit and body. The word Kuru is derived from the root Kri, which means to do or to act. Our actions carry power when they are related to our roots. When the acknowledgment of our roots and heritage informs our action, then it is truly potent.
Kuru then is connected to actions of healing ancestral imprints, so as to potentise and bring healing depth to our action.
Pururavas
9) Pururavas is abundance, broadness and generosity. The generosity of Pururavas is the kind that comes from a trust in the invanquishable and self-perpetuating well-spring of the heart. Pura means fullness it is to be remembered. The quality of Pururavas is that it’s not afraid to take risks or to lose. There is a deep trust that beneath any apparent loss and failure, is am inexhaustible wellspring of reserve life power. Pururavas is on the way to Madravas because of this fearlessness and trust in life force.
Generosity is not just a saintly virtue. It is a natural quality of the wisdom principle of ever-fulfilling a inexhaustible force. When we move away from the inexhaustible force of nature, we simply become exhausted. Pururavas is natural power that is effective because it burns like a steady flame, we could liken this to the endurance of an elephant that knows deeply about the wise handling and distribution of its life-force.
Madravas
10) Madravas is natural power and joy of heart. It is accomplishment and the celebration of the freedom of the sacred heart. We are here dealing with a joy that is not dependent on any condition or form of entertainment. It is an inner natural power of spiritual essence that is not obscured by any hint of Ahamkara
So as we have now seen, The Nakshatra of Uttara Ashadha draws from a wide array of universal forces.
This star brings together the collection of a vast array of attributes. Let us say that it is the star that possesses the celestial toolbox, and has access to the broadest and most diverse range of spiritual instruments.
The Celestial Tusks
The two twin stars of Ashadha are represented by Yogins as the #elephant #tusks of the celestial realm.
Uttara Ashadha is the matured elephant power that represents the full potential of grounded celestial forces in an earthly sense.
The Yogins connect to, and invoke the penetrating force these dual astral-tusk-points of energy, in rituals where Uttara Ashadha is worked with.
#Ganesh is the grand Chakravatin, which means he is the earthly foundation structure upon which all the other Chakra spin.
Ganesh and all creatures that have tusks are connected to Uttara Ashadha Nakshatra. The tusk obtrudes beyond the sphere of the body towards the sphere of vision… in a similar way that horns do.
This is the star of focused victory. A focus sharply focused with a penetrating sharp tusk like urge of vision.
The tusk of Uttara Ashadha points – through its focus – towards a victory to which it is very close. Remember Uttara means mature, and the wise force of maturity is implicit here.
This star has the celestial blessings of its ruling deity, which as we have seen, is in fact the collective of all goddesses and gods, or alternatively, are highlighted as a group of the 10 qualities of wisdom.
This is indeed a heavy Nakshatra, possessed of the force of wisdom, we could say the heaviest.
It is like the weight of Ganesh, the elephant god who sits at the very foundation of the Chakras. It is the very weight of deep Saturnian wisdom in the cavern of the soul.
Uttara Ashadha is the focus of celestial forces into the vessels of earthly being. It deals with bringing together the most celestial with the most earthly, as we shall soon see in the next section.
The symbol of this lunar house is a tusk. Indeed, the energy that this Nakhatra imparts has the ability to bring us the tenacity of teeth and bone. The elephant and other tenacious creatures with tusks are linked to this Nakshatra.
Uttara-Ashadha is often considered to be the 21st Nakshatra. This is interesting when we consider that the number 21 is sacred to the Ganesh, the god with the elephant head.
The number 21 further links Ganesh to Nakshatra.
Ganesh rituals are well-known to involve 21 offerings along with the chanting of his 21 names. Ganesh as well as many other deities – as we shall see – are linked to this Nakshatra.
Dual singularity of Focus
Big obstacles are overcome by focused force and endurance – is the teaching of this Nakshatra, focus being the operative word here.
Uttara Ashadha is ruled by Surya (the Sun) and the quality of this Nakshatra is the transmission of powerful burning solar force through the mirror of the Moon.
Where an object meets the sun, there is a shadow, to take away the shadow is to take away the object.
Uttara Ashadha is certainly singularity of focus, but the paradox is that it’s singularity is aware of the multi-layered dualities of life. The dualities of life can be perceived as a singularity, for example, when the principle of sun and shadow are taken together. Sun and shadow are a unity when the object is in the picture, take away the object, and we have duality and endless metaphysical abstractions only. The object can’t be taken out of the picture if reality is valued.
The two tusks of the elephant bring together dualities by the space of life between them.
In the next concludent section of this text, we shall take a look at a spiritually cosmological teaching story that highlights the dualities of the tusk that saved the earth.
Uttara means mature and Ashadha implies a victory that is eternal.
But more accurately, it is the desire and urge to reach that victory that this star presents.
This star moves one towards victories by its power of enduring focus and discipline. It brings all seeming dualities and forces together in a single point. Or let us rather say, two unified points, like the tusks of an elephant.
The wisdom that Uttara Ashadha Nakshatra brings to us, is a wisdom that is aware of the dualities of light and shadow upon all its octaves.
To understand and know a thing comes through understanding and knowing it’s opposite.
To truly see the revealed, is to acknowledge and be aware of the unrevealed half.
Focus is a quality where all our powers are beamed in one direction and one direction alone.
Tantra is but the art and science of focus, ritual is focus.
Extraneous expenditure of our life forces must be reigned in and harnessed towards the most needed point in the path of our destiny, if we are to receive the teaching of Uttara Ashadha.
Uttara-Ashadha gives the teaching of enduring focus.
As already outlined, its focus is singular and unwavering – this is the quality of the Guru.
The Guru is an uncompromising force that endures in the vision for the very deep and enduring truths.
Guru Purnima is an age-old festival Uttara Ashadha Moon festival that honours the Guru.
In a world of beliefs opinions, likes, dislikes, dualistic information and endless modes of self-expression of all of these, we risk the very opposite of what Uttara-Ashadha wishes to show us.
If we spread our energies wide and thin, we risk dispersing our psychic spiritual power. But at the opposite spectrum, if we gather our forces together in concentrated unity and singularity of urge, we bring all the celestial forces to one point. This is the secret of communing with Vishwadeva.
It means to open ourselves to all the forces by maintaining a seat of power.
Like being in an observatory or a planetarium that sees all the multitudinous revolutions of realities orbiting the spirit that we are.
Uttara-Ashadha is the very opposite of light dispersing action. Guru is an adjective that means heavy, who is just like the elephant energy, that is the prominent earthly expression of the weight of this Nakshatra.
Just like the weight of memory possessed by the Elephant that never forgets… Uttara Ashadha gives power to mind and memory.
Heavy weighted enduring focus is given to us when the full Moon is in this lunar house.
When the full Moon meets this Nakshatra, it presents the gift of its qualities to us on earth.
We will open up in ritual to invoke and receive the lunar emanations of Uttara Ashadha Nakshatra.
The Power of the Earthly Tusk
Varaha is the Boar headed earthly deity of mighty tusk, who carries the lesson of Uttara Ashada very well, so let us consider it here.
The story of Varaha tells of how he saved the earth from drowning in the subterranean waters when the Asuric forces attacked and threatened to ruin the earth.
Varaha and Bhumi (Earth Goddess) are lovers, together they birthed Mangala (Mars). Varaha saved Bhumi from drowning in the subterranean waters by lifting her in his tusks.
The impossible concentration it took Varaha to lift the earth out of the enveloping waters in which she was drowning, required the exclusion of all else but the matter at hand.
Or rather we could say, the matter at tusk – for Varaha hooked the earth in his tusks and carried her to safety.
Varaha presides over the Dhatu (physical element) of bone – this is the most hard of the Dhatus, and symbolises strength solidity of focus.
Varaha, in saving the earth, drew together all skills and abilities towards the single end.
The tusks are sharp and – being two – represent the dualistic forces concentrated into one action to achieve the victory that it is our Karma to accomplish.
What that victory is, is a personal journey to discover.
The discovery and realisation of our destiny requires dualistic forces to come together. This is the focus of Varaha, he is a most mighty deity… mighty of focus.
Uttara-Ashadha can be seen to signify the imminent victory of the very real and deep pressing matters. Its imminent victory comes through the application and uniting together of all extraneous forces and subtle energies.
Its victory can’t be assumed without endurance and determined clarity of focus.
This endurance and determined clarity of focus is a Saturnian quality.
The story of Varaha saving the earth from drowning in the waters holds a Saturnian code within it. The Saturn ruled constellation of Capricorn is known as Makara to the Yogins. This is the constellation of the crocodile, who gives us the wisdom and power to articulate deeply between the dualities of its realms of mastery – water and earth.
Just as the mighty and fearlessly focused Varaha and Bhumi reveal the initiation of earth and water through the power of the tusk.
The 21st #nakshatra among the twenty-seven present in the Vedic astrology is #UttaraAshadha or #Uttarashada nakshatra. The brightest stars in the archer’s breast in the #constellation of #Sagittarius comprises Sigma, Tau, Phi, and Zeta Sagittarii, which makes Uttarashada nakshatra.
#Sun is the ruling planet for this nakshatra. Uttarashada spans through Sagittarius and Capricorn. The tusk of an elephant or by a small bed represents the #star.
Astrological Range: 266°40′ to 270°00′ Sagittarius to 270°00′ to 280°00′ Capricorn
Nakshatra Number: 21
Gender: Female
Symbol: Elephant’s tusk, the planks of a bed
Presiding Deity: #Vishvadevas - #Universal #Gods
Controlling/Ruling Planet: Sun
Ruling Deity of Ruling Planet: Shiva
Shakti: Grant an unchallengeable victory
Caste: Vyshya
Nature: The fixed or permanent (Dhruva)
Gana: Manushya Gana (Human)
Body Varāhamihira: Thighs
Body Parashara: Scrotum
Rashi/Zodiac: Sagittarius signs & Capricorn signs
Marriage: Auspicious
Translation: Later victory
Beejakashra for 4 pada’s: Be, Bo, Ja, Ji
Lucky letters: B & G
Lucky Stone: Ruby
Lucky Color: Copper
Lucky or Favourable Numbers: 1
Common Name of Associated Tree: Palasa (Jackfruit Tree) /Bread Fruit
Botanical Name of Associated Tree: Artocarpus heterophyllus
Astronomical Name: Sigma Sagittarii
Dosha: #Kapha
Guna: #Sattwic
Element: #Air
Bird Name: #Stork
Yoni/Animal Symbol: A #Male #Mongoose
Career: Athletes, hunters, social workers, psychologists, counselors, rangers, engineers, scientists, musicians, architect
Natives born in #Ashwini #Nakshatra in #Astrology are good-looking and like jewellery. They are proactive, intelligent, and fortunate. According to Nakshatra Sooktha, the natives born in Ashwini Nakshatra have a good hearing ability. Ashwini Nakshatra indicates horses, horse riders, horse dealers, commandants, physicians, attendants, merchants, and handsome people.
Ashwini Nakshatra in #VedicAstrology is one of the Tiryaka Mukhi Nakshatras (or the Nakshatras with their mouths curved). ‘ #Ashwa’ means the #horse. The meaning of the word ‘Ashwini’ is one like a horse. In this Nakshatra, things related to roads, dams, the expansion of metals, chariots, boats, etc., can be auspiciously begun and performed.
Symbol: The Face of a Horse
The symbol of Ashwini is the face of a horse. The horse suggests the rate of growth of a baby.
Deity: The #AshwiniKumars
Ashwini Kumaras, the deities of Ashwini Nakshatra, are the #Gods of #medicines, and their favourite drink is #honey. They offer longevity and healthy life.
Sun’s Ingress (April 14th – April 27th) for Ashwini Nakshatra
The Sun enters Ashwini Nakshathra on the 14th of April and stays here till April 27th. If you are born during this period, your Sun is in Ashwini Nakshatra.
Lord Shree #Rama, the 7th Avatar of Lord Vishnu, was born when the Sun was in Ashwini Nakshatra. The #Moon was in Pushya Nakshatra. Ashwini Nakshatra is owned by the Ketu, and #Ketu suggests #enlightenment. In Shree Rama’s horoscope, the Sun is exalted, and the Moon is in its own sign. Lord Shree Rama was born at noon. This means he was born in Cancer (Karka) Lagna. The deity of Pushya Nakshatra is Bruhaspathi. This indicates knowledge.
In the Vedic story of Bruhaspathi, Lord Rama had to face his spouse’s separation for some time. During this period, Lord Hanumana was also born. The close connection of Lord Rama with Lord Hanuman is known by all. In the case of Lord Hanuman, the Moon was in Swati Nakshatra. The deity of Swathi Nakshathra is Vayu Dhevatha. Therefore, Lord Hanumana is called Vayuputhra or the son of Vayu.
Lord Hanuman was born at sunrise, i.e. in Aries ascendant. The Lagna would be in Ashwini Nakshathra. It can be noted that Lord #Hanuman had the energy of Ashwa or horses and Vayu or the wind.
https://vidhyamitra.com/ashwini-nakshatra-in-astrology-characteristics-padas-remedies/
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‘ #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
#Punarvasu #Nakshatra, often associated with Lord Rama’s birth star, carries a profound symbolism linked to the ‘quiver and arrow.’ According to the legend, Lord Rama possessed a quiver that never ran out of arrows, whether he was on the battlefield or on a journey. This symbolizes the idea of always having the necessary tools for success. Remarkably, it accompanied him during his exile and the epic battle against Ravana.
In essence, Punarvasu teaches us the value of leading a humble and simplistic life, regardless of our origins. Those born under this star are not driven by materialism; instead, they prioritize duty and honor over luxury. They have a knack for finding straightforward solutions to even the most complex questions, embodying the beauty of simplicity Punarvasu Nakshatra.
Translation “Return of the Light”
Symbol Bow and quiver with arrows
Animal Symbol #Cat
Presiding Deity #Aditi, #mother of the #Gods
Controlling/Ruling Planet #Moon
Ruling Deity of Jupiter #Parvati
The 4 Quarters of Punarvasu Nakshatra
1st quarter Ruled by Mars
2nd quarter Ruled by Venus
3rd quarter Ruled by Mercury
4th quarter Ruled by Moon
Nature #Deva (God-like)
Mode #Passive
Number #7
Gender #Female
Dosha #Vata
Guna #Sattwa
Element #Water
Disposition #Movable ( #chara)
Bird #Swan
Common Name of the Tree #Bamboo / Vaans
Botanical Name of the Tree Bambusa Vulgaris
Seed Sounds Ke, Ko, Ha, Hi.
https://horoscopeeveryday.com/punarvasu-nakshatra/
- #Dhanishta #nakshatra
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A drum is the symbol of Dhanishta.
Ruling Planet: #Mars ( #Mangala)
Associated Deity: The #Vasus, attendants of #Indra and #gods of abundance
Associated Stars: #Sualocin and #Delta #Delphini
Corresponding Position in the Western Zodiac: 17°06′ Aquarius – 0°26′ Pisces
Quality or Modality: #Movable ( #Chara)
Associated Element: #Ether
Personality Traits: Multi-faceted, flexible, social, group-oriented, impressionable or gullible, easily successful
https://a-z-animals.com/blog/the-nakshatras-and-their-meaning-in-vedic-astrology/
- #Uttarashada or #UttaraAshada
elephant foraging for food
Uttara Ashada is also symbolized by an #elephant #tusk.
Ruling Planet: The #Sun ( #Surya)
Associated Deity: The #Vishwa #Devas, the #universal #gods
Associated Stars: #Ascella and #Nunki
Corresponding Position in the Western Zodiac: 20°26′ Capricorn-3°46′ Aquarius
Quality or Modality: #Fixed ( #Sthira)
Associated Element: #Air
Personality Traits: Elegant, thoughtful, enjoys structure, practical, sly,
"Something happened on this world long ago that changed the narrative of the #history of #Earth. The obvious obfuscation of the nature of that happening involved gods. These gods interacted with early humanoids and altered their evolution.
The stories these #gods told and the recounting of those tales through the ages has obscured the actual history. We can only guess at the details. Religions are the institutionalization of the various versions of that #ancient #story.
God is as close as the next thought, unhindered.
God does not save what God created. God frees creation to experience the next greatest adventure, and the next.
#God does not make mistakes. God does not choose sides. Reality is God's #creation.
There are none equal to God.
If it is dwelt on just a little bit it should become obvious that God is not at war. There are none who could challenge God's reality.
God is not at war.
We are.
When there is talk of the battle of good versus evil, it is not God versus the devil that is referred to, it is humanity versus evil.
The good is in humanity.
The evil is in humanity.
The battle of good versus evil is the battle for the hearts and minds of mankind."
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John 1:1 Hebrew Scriptures.
1 In the beginning was the Word, and the Word was with God, and the Word was God.
2 The same was in the beginning with God.
3 All things were made by him; and without him was not any thing made that was made.
4 In him was life; and the life was the light of men
From then on, it gets complicated. Wherever there was a human being, in every land on Earth, they created their own version and interpretation of Who is, Who, and What is What. Multiple Choice, or None of The Above.
