College swimmers, volleyball players sue #NCAA over #transgender policies

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Former Kentucky swimmer #RileyGaines was among more than a dozen college athletes who filed a lawsuit against the NCAA on Thursday, accusing it of violating their Title IX rights by allowing transgender #woman #LiaThomas to compete at the national championships in 2022.

The #lawsuit, filed in U.S. District Court in Atlanta, details the shock Gaines and other swimmers felt when they learned they would have to share a locker room with Thomas at the championships in #Atlanta. It documents a number of races they swam in with Thomas, including the 200-yard final in which Thomas and Gaines tied for fifth but Thomas, not Gaines, was handed the fifth-place trophy.

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#Punarvasu #Nakshatra in Astrology makes one optimistic, self-confident, honest, gives overly simplistic life and one who lives in the moment as it comes. The native is jovial and humorous, sweet spoken, lover of harmony, social, friendly, and has a good nature.

Punarvasu Nakshatra in #VedicAstrology is one of the Tiryaka Mukhi Nakshatras (or the #Nakshatras which have their mouths curved). In these Nakshatras, things related to roads, dams, the expansion of metals, chariots, boats, etc., can be auspiciously begun and performed.

Symbol: A #House
The symbol of Punarvasu is a house. The house indicates that the Jeeva got the body or a new house.

Deity: #Goddess #Aadhithi
Aadhithi, who is the parent of the #universe and the one who establishes the universe, brings up the twins of Punarvasu by feeding the offerings. The ruling deity of Punarvasu Nakshathra is Goddess Aadhithi. Aadhithi can be split into Aadhi (beginning) and Ethi(end). It means the one that exists at the beginning and the end. She is the wife of sage Kashyapa, and she gives #birth to all Gods.
Aadhithi, with sage Kashyapa, has 33 sons, out of which 12 are called Aadhithya. She is also the mother of God Indhra. Based on the description, it appears that the Earth is also called Aadhithi. She is a fertile land where seeds can germinate, and seedlings can grow into plants. In the case of the pregnancy cycle, this period is of ovulation of an egg.

Aadhithi is also called the mother of eight sons i.e., importance, ego, the sun, and 5 senses. She gives happiness and is a Goddess of salvation. She enlightens life with her halo. She demonstrates pure feelings in human form. She removes all pains, sufferings, and sins.
Characteristics of Punarvasu Nakshatra in Astrology

The animal of Punarvasu Nakshatra is the #female #cat. A female cat is moody, loves to hunt, and is far more territorial than a male cat.
They chew their claw, enjoy fresh food and water. A cat in the wild would rather sleep in a den than a fluffy bed because they are hunters, and they need to feel safe.
Cats are smarter than dogs and can easily open doors, fridge, and get into any space they feel like.
In ancient times, a cat was the symbolism of royalty. In the great culture of ancient Egypt, which is few thousand years old, the cat was not only a symbol of royal status, but also mysticism.
Cats have the ability to see spirits, give omens, and help their owner to increase their psychic powers. This is why a psychic with a cat is always seen in movies.
Cats are also protectors because they always try to clean your aura by rubbing against you, and if any danger comes, they will defend you.
Punarvasu natives are natural protectors of the zodiac. They always feel they must protect things around them and their loved ones.
Punarvasu, in the Cancer side of the zodiac, can become moody and stubborn.
The natives must always have fresh food and clean water.
On the Gemini side, these natives are excellent hunters, although on the Cancer side, they are still hunters but will only hunt when necessary and not for sports.
Just like how cats zone to its target, whether it’s a rat, bird or a snake in the backyard, Punarvasu natives always have a set target in their life, which they always achieve.
Punarvasu is the birth star of Lord Rama, the Indian God, who was the 7th reincarnation of Lord Vishnu.
The story of Lord Rama is what simply plays out in the life of a Punarvasu native.
Lord Rama was born in a royal family and had a stepmother who favored her own son (Bharata) over him to be the next king of the kingdom.
He won the heart of his wife (Sita) and father-in-law (Janaka) by breaking the “Pinaka” bow of Shiva, which no one on earth could pick up easily (Bow and arrow is the symbol of this Nakshatra) other than a noble man.
When time came for him to claim his throne, his stepmother Kaikeyi demanded him to be exiled into the forest for 14 years because she wanted her own son (Bharata) to take on the royal throne.
Lord Rama, being a noble man did not desire for any kingdom, earthly enjoyments and lavish lifestyle, and simply told his father that he would do what his mother, Kaikeyi, wished and left the kingdom.
He wandered with his younger brother (Laxman) and wife (Sita) in the forest, but towards the end, Sita was abducted by Ravan, the intelligent demon.
Rama sought the assistance of an army of divine monkeys and their leader, Hanuman, to get Sita back.
They crossed into Sri Lanka by throwing rocks in the ocean as a bridge and walked across.
After completing his exile term, Rama eventually defeated Ravana, got his wife back, and returned to his kingdom.
This is the theme of Punarvasu (return of the #light). No matter how dark the hour is for these people, they always rise and come back to the status of king.
There were scandals attached to #Rama and his wife as people accused Sita of going with Ravan and had to pass the test of Agni, the fire God.
She passed the test but had a sadness that her husband doubted her loyalty.
Sita delivered twin boys, Luv & Kush, but after their birth, Sita was taken back into the Earth after repeated accusations and demand for the test of purity.
Just like Rama had to take an exile on his own behalf even though he could’ve refused it, the natives of this Nakshatra find themselves on a self- inflicted exile in life for at least 10-14 years where they feel like a vagabond, not knowing where they are going, what they are doing and struggling.
In the life of a young individual, one may just want to do back packing across the world, sleeping on floor, hostels, eating whatever they can, and experience the world.
When it comes to relationships, they tend to go through multiple relationships or marriages as they may suspect one of the spouses or girlfriend/boyfriends for having an affair.
Punarvasu stands for repeated themes alongside the return of the light symbol; hence, these natives always have to do things repeatedly to achieve them.
When these people fail at any project, business or mission, they should not give up on it after the first failed attempt because the next attempt at the same venture becomes the theme of “Return of Light”, and they may succeed.
President Donald Trump filed 4-5 bankruptcies in his life and always managed to stay ahead of the game, he attempted to run for president in the year 2012 and failed quite quickly, but when he returned in 2015, he went from announcement all the way to the White House.
The story of Luv & Kush shows there is a strong potential that Punarvasu natives can have twins.
But they also like to have two identical things in their personal life, like having two identical statuses, two desktops, two tables, two or more properties etc.
Since Rama and Sita were royal individuals roaming the jungles of India, they tried best to find comfort, especially Lakshmana finding the most comfortable way for Sita and Rama to sleep at night while he looked out for any intruders.
This small story has shown that many Punarvasu natives love carrying their own pillow whenever travelling because they want the royal comfort of their own home.
Rama had a great love for nature and respected it to its utmost sincerity.
Even when he killed deers in the wild to feed him and his family, he prayed to the deer and thanked them for giving his life for his nutrition.
Punarvasu natives love fighting for the environment, doing philanthropy work, and giving donations.
The big story of Punarvasu is related to land, real estate and resorts due to Aditi.
She gave birth to the Vamana avatar of Vishnu, who only wanted 3 steps of land from demon king Mahabali, who didn’t realize the supreme power behind the young boy.
The boy grew to an enormous size and took over 3 different Universes in just 3 steps, and conquered all the demon’s lands.
Punarvasu natives always want to get into the real estate or resort business.
This Nakshatra also will allow a person to sell products of others like a merchandizing specialist.

Attributes of Punarvasu Nakshatra in Astrology

Spread from 20’00” degrees Gemini (Mithun) up to 3’20” Cancer (Karaka).
Punarvasu is derived from ‘Puna’ & ‘Vasu’, which means return, renewal, restoration, or repetition.
The 12 Adityas were born of Kashyapa in the womb of Aditi.
The 12 Vasus are Indra, Vishnu, Vaga, Twashta, Varun, Aryamana, Pusa, Mitra, Agni, Parjyanya, Vivaswan and Dinakar.
The mother, Aditi, of whom the Gods are born, is the repository of everything good – truth, generosity, magnanimity, purity, aristocracy, beauty, and renown. It follows that this star is the cause for these virtues.
Punarvasu signifies to start afresh after breaking off, to start a new life, and to come back from a distant land.
It stands for freedom from restriction, limitation and boundless space.

Description of Punarvasu Nakshatra in Vedic Astrology Treatise

According to Hora Sara: The native born in Purnavasu Nakshatra will be liberal in giving away donations, be happy, of good qualities, a dunce, and sick. He will be satisfied with a small income and be a little wise.
According to Jataka Parijata: If at a native’s birth, the Moon is in Punarvasu, he will be dull-witted, strong in wealth, famed, learned, and lusting for women.
According to Sage Narada: The native born in Punarvasu will be mean-minded, charming in appearance, patient in disposition, be happy with the least, and will walk fast.
According to Brihat Samhita: The native born under the star Punarvasu will be self-controlled, happy, of good character, dull-witted, ailing, very thirsty, and easily satisfied.

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#Ardra #Nakshatra in #Astrology denotes that native has intellectual nature, passionate thinking side, is sharp-minded, looking for why and the cause behind things that happen in the world, has strong speaking talents, lack a large number of close friends, confrontations with others, master of debates and arguments, makes enemies easily, causing emotional pain to others, and can be turned away by society.

Ardra Nakshatra in #VedicAstrology is one of the Urdhvamukhi Nakshatras (or the Nakshatras, which have their mouths upwards). In these Nakshatras, things related to palaces, coronations, boundary walls, and tall structures can be auspiciously begun and performed.

Symbol: A #Bead or a #Drop
The sign for this Nakshatra is a tear or a drop. This is an indication of seminal fluid that causes fertilization.

Deity: Lord #Rudhra
The deity for Ardra Nakshatra is #Rudra. The meaning of the word Rudhra is the one who makes #cry because Rudh means to cry. The deity for #Rohini is #Brahma and for Ardra is Rudhra. Brahma is the creator, #Vishnu is the maintainer, and Rudhra is the destroyer. You may wonder how come Rudhra came after Brahma instead of Vishnu. This is because the egg was formed and didn’t get fertilized. This means the creation and destruction happened but were not maintained. Vishnu is a deity of Shravana Nakshatra because, during #Shravana Nakshathra, the development of the baby is complete.

Characteristics of Ardra Nakshatra in Astrology
The animal of Ardra Nakshatra is a #female #wolf or a female #dog. A dog is the most fascinating creature on this planet.
It can love to the point that it will give its life for you, or it can bite and throttle someone’s bone if they cross their territory.
They are needy, emotional, and pack animals. They always want to be with you and feel abandoned when you go to work.
Dogs have alpha dog in the pack, usually in domestic settings, where there are more than 3 dogs.
One will always become the alpha, but there aren’t any alpha in wolves except the senior dog, who may be the pack’s parent.
They work as a team without a leader.
Translating these facts into Nakshatra is quite simple. Ardra natives require extreme loyalty in love and friendship.
They do not want to feel abandoned by you else, they either become extremely emotional or wild like the wolf to defend their loyalty for you.
They go to extremes of showing their loyalty by even giving their own lives, but when you cross them or their loved one, they will come after you like a hungry dog or wolf and eat the flesh off of you.
They are unpredictable, like a strange dog. You do not know if they are friendly or will try to bite you.
Therefore, everyone is cautious of approaching an Ardra native.
When Ardra natives gets angry, sad and frustrated, they will #howl and scream like the wolf, especially when the impact of malefics is on the planet placed in Ardra.
Usually, these people are calm and very private, like the wild wolves, which hide in the deep forest.
Wolves are excellent hunters in the world. Ardra natives love going hunting, which is also their symbolism of “The Hunter”.
They love eating wild game meat like elk, venison, wild boar, alligator etc. This quality of hunting also gives such natives good eyesight in the dark.
Such folks will always hunt for their object of desire when they like someone and will do whatever it takes to get them.
The deity of this Nakshatra is Rudra (Shiva). #Shiva is an #Aghori, the one who is #naked, constantly meditates, deals and #loves #death, knows the value of death, stays in #cremation grounds, eating wild fruits, berries of forest including meat.
Yes, Shiva did it all. All the things are in Shiva Purana. Shiva is known as #Bholenaath (the innocent one), he gives whatever you ask him.
He is always in meditation and calm, but if you were to disturb him from his meditation, he will not only destroy you but has the capacity of destroying the entire Universe.
Rudra (Shiva) is also one of the first #medicine #man from the #RigVeda.
He is one of the best physicians of all times. He was making medicine himself and healing people under the name Vaidyanatha (Lord of remedies).
Rudra is the embodiment of Shiva with armor along with bow & arrow, just like the Hunter of #Orion.
It’s said that one must worship Rudra in order to attain moksha.
Rudra was created by multiple Gods to get to Brahma, who was chasing his daughter for procreation.
Gods wanted something so powerful that could take Brahma down, and this is how Rudra was manifested.
Ardra natives are exactly like Shiva.
They are wild, unorthodox; they can go to the extreme of everything like extreme meditation, love, lust, anger, work, and emotions, just like how Shiva’s anger can destroy the whole Universe.
They are usually calm people who are wild in a silly sense.
They are very animated and can be boys of boys or girls amongst boys due to the muscle nature of this Nakshatra.
A girl usually is a tomboy in youth.
Once Shiva is disturbed from his calm mood or backstabbed, then they become Rudra and will destroy whatever is in front of them.
They are the ones who can throw everything from their desk when angry.
Ardra natives also make great physicians, and are related to pharmaceutical and Ayurveda professions.
Career is determined by using the Dharma, Artha, Kama, Moksha technique.
The symbolism of Ardra is a teardrop and a skull. The teardrop represents the drop of the storm.
A storm will always start out with a few drops on your head, and before you know, you are in a flood of water.
The drop is known as a “tear drop”, which is the teardrop of Shiva.
In real life, Ardra must face storms of emotions where tears just come out.
When they cry, they will cry a storm and usually, it can be over very small things.
The cry is not normal; it’s a cry with a howl and scream.
Out of all the Nakshatras, Ardra is the most emotional and with deep feelings, but the reason why they have such feelings is because the world is supposed to betray those feelings, so the water inside turns into a fierce storm.
It’s in their karma to deal with tears; therefore, they make the best actors in front of a camera.
When Ardra native reads a letter, email or text message from past, they can have a river of tears flowing out of them.
The symbolism of the skull is the mystical and realistic side of Ardra.
A skull is actually one of the best tools for an Aghori in the cremation ground.
They use the skull for drinking wine. It may be sacrilegious for us, but we are too dumb to understand the scientist (Aghori) practicing this science of nature.
There is a logical purpose why an Aghori smears themselves with ashes and drink from skull or eat the flesh of the dead.
The skull symbolism shows that Ardra is not afraid of death and is curious about the world of mysticism, occult, tantra, and magic rituals.
Skull is also where the hair grows, and Ardra represents the hair of Shiva.
The controller of this Nakshatra is #Rahu. All three Nakshatras of Rahu, which are Ardra Nakshatra, #Swati Nakshatra and #Shatabhisha Nakshatra, will have a lot of similar themes to them compared to other Nakshatra being ruled by a single planet.
Rahu is like Jupiter. All Rahu ruled Nakshatras love space, science fiction, astrophysics, the astral plane, fantasy and anything to do with the new-age technology.
Even though Ardra is a medicine man, but these natives are attracted to future technology.
Out of all the Nakshatras of Rahu, Ardra has the capacity to write a great science fiction book.
All Ardra natives dive into the fantasy of what is the world, how the world works, and what else is out there in the ether besides this blue planet, Earth.
Attributes of Ardra Nakshatra in Astrology
Ardra Nakshatra extends in Gemini (Mithun) from 6’40” to 20’00”.
When Surya enters Ardra, the Earth is said to be starting its menstrual course, that is, Ambubachi.
Ardra means wet or surcharged with water. Because the Earth is running her menstrual course, teardrops fall one after another.
From Rudra comes all suffering, persecutions and oppressions, anger, the ferocity of countenance or hideousness of noise. Rudra is another name of Shiva, the five-faced (Panchanana).
In knowledge, asceticism, renunciation, and enjoyment, he is the supreme consummation of all desires. He is a blue-throated one, the wielder of the tremendous powers, what could not be attempted, far less achieved by other Gods.
On one side, he symbolizes the perfect placidity and serenity; on the other hand, he is the symbol of all that is terrible. He holds the great serpent on his head and forehead crescent Chandra with his sweet-soft light.
At the same time, he is the most peaceful and the most terrible. And in all these are to be traced the intrinsic characteristics of Ardra.
Superficially, on the surface of it, Ardra stands for suffering, hardness, cruelty, murder, prison, theft, adultery, etc.
The root characteristic is oppression in order to purify. All male kidney troubles, connected urethral diseases and also uterine diseases of the females, come within the jurisdiction of Ardra.
Description of Ardra Nakshatra in Vedic Astrology Treatise
According to Hora Sara: The native with Ardra as his natal Nakshatra will have a wavering mind, be a crafty speaker, and will steal others’ money, be self-respected, will have few sons, be long-lived, and will have royal money.
According to Jataka Parijata: If at a native’s birth, the Moon is in Ardra, he will be destitute to wealth, fickle, with much physical strength, and addicted to base actions.
According to Sage Narada: The native born in Ardra will be interested in rituals related to tantra, adventurous, skillful in trading, fierce, and ungrateful.
According to Brihat Samhita: The asterism Ardra makes one perfidious, haughty, irascible, ungrateful, cruel, and sinful.
https://vidhyamitra.com/ardra-nakshatra-in-astrology-characteristics-padas-remedies/

#Revati #Nakshatra #constellation is the final stop in the zodiac, right next to the newly included Abhijeet nakshatra. It holds special significance as it’s considered the #birth #star of #Goddess #Laxmi, the deity of prosperity.

This constellation is often referred to as the ‘bringer of light.’ In this context, light symbolizes wisdom, knowledge, spiritual growth, and ultimately, enlightenment. It’s like a guiding star that can lead you from the material world to a metaphysical realm, or simply put, help you find inner enlightenment.

One interesting aspect is that it’s ruled by Mercury, which makes it the last Mercurial constellation. This transition from Mercury’s influence to Jupiter’s wisdom is quite significant. Since all Piscean constellations are ruled by Jupiter, Revathi marks a shift towards acquiring wisdom. It’s also associated with liberation Revati Nakshatra.

If someone has Revati with Ketu in the 11th or 12th house of their birth chart, it’s believed to symbolize liberation from the cycle of birth and death, known as samsara. This is seen as the final incarnation on Earth, indicating spiritual liberation Revati Nakshatra.

The symbol of Revati is a pair of fish, which aligns with Pisces being a water sign. This symbolizes the journey of the human soul in the spiritual realm. Fish also represent fertility and growth, making this Nakshatra a symbol of both endings and new beginnings Revati Nakshatra.

The drum, another symbol of Revati Nakshatra, was historically used by kings and rulers to convey important messages to the masses. In the context of this Nakshatra, it represents communication. People born under Revati often have sociable and pleasing personalities, which can be attributed to this communication symbolism Revati Nakshatra.

Interesting Facts about Revati Nakshatra
Perfect limbs, amicable manners, deep knowledge, wealthy, does not covet the property of others

Nakshatra Meaning: The #nourisher, who offers #guidance and #protection on one’s path
Nakshatra Lord/Swami Grah: #Mercury
Nakshatra Body: Feet, Ankles, Abdomen and Groin
Nakshatra Symbol: Drum for keeping time
Nakshatra Deity: #Pushan – the nurturer protector of flocks and herds
Nakshatra Caste: #Vyshya
Nakshatra Nature: The soft mild and tender ( #Mridu)
Nakshatra Gana: #Deva #Gana (god-like)
Nakshatra Rashi / Zodiac Sign: Pisces sign
Nakshatra Marriage: Auspicious
Nakshatra Translation: The #wealthy one
Nakshatra Controlling Planet: #Mercury
Ruling Deity of Mercury: #Vishnu
Nakshatra Number: 27
Nakshatra Gender: Female
Nakshatra Names letters: The, Tho, Cha, Chi
Nakshatra Lucky letters: D & C
Nakshatra Lucky Colour: Brown
Nakshatra Lucky Stone: #Emerald
Nakshatra Lucky or Favourable Numbers: 5
Nakshatra Common Name: Indian Butter Tree
Nakshatra Astronomical Name: #Zeta #Piscium
Nakshatra Botanical Name: #MadhucaIndica
Nakshatra Element: #Ether
Nakshatra Guna: #Sattwic
Nakshatra Dosha: #Kapha
Nakshatra Bird: #Kestrel
Nakshatra Yoni/Animal Symbol: A #Female #Elephant
Nakshatra #Tree: #Madhuka or #Honeytree, #Butter-Tree

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#UttaraBhadrapada #Nakshatra, the 26th constellation in the zodiac, is governed by Saturn. Saturn brings in qualities like discipline, righteousness, and patience. On the flip side, it can also lead to laziness, self-centeredness, and vindictive tendencies. This nakshatra is often associated with a ‘tamasic’ nature.

Interestingly, Uttara Bhadrapada is quite favorable for one’s career. People born under this nakshatra often find themselves in lucrative positions, which can lead to considerable wealth accumulation, especially if they have a strong Jupiter influence in their birth chart.

Moreover, those born in Uttara Bhadrapada Nakshatra may have a spiritual inclination and a strong belief in higher powers, especially with auspicious planets in their astrological charts Uttara Bhadrapada Nakshatra.

Symbolically, this nakshatra is represented by the back legs of a funeral cot, signifying themes of death, dreams, and a deep dive into spiritual awareness. It also suggests that individuals born in this Nakshatra may go through significant transformations later in life. The image of a snake in the water serves as a symbol of awakening and gradual progress along the spiritual path Uttara Bhadrapada Nakshatra.

Meaning: Later auspicious one
Lord/Swami Grah: Saturn
Body: Ankles
Symbol: Back legs of a #funeral #cot
Deity: #AhirBudhya — the dragon of the Depths of the atmosphere
#Shakti (power to/of…): Bringing of the #cosmic #rain
Caste: #Kshatriya
Nature: The #fixed or permanent ( #Dhruva)
Gana: Manushya Gana
Rashi / Zodiac Sign: Pisces sign
Marriage: Auspicious
Translation: The beautiful left foot, or #ray of #light
Ruling/Controlling Planet: #Saturn
Ruling Deity of Saturn: #Hanuman
Number: 26
Gender: #Male
Names Letter: Du, Jham, Jna
Lucky Letters: D, Z, N & Y
Lucky Stone: Blue Saffire
Lucky Colour: #Purple
Lucky or Favourable Numbers: 8
Common Name: #Neem
Astronomical Name: #Gamma #Pegasi
Botanical Name: #Azadirachtaindica
Element: #Ether
Guna: #Tamasic
Dosha: #Pitta
#Bird: #Kotan
Yoni/Animal Symbol: A #Female #Cow

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#Shatabhisha #Nakshatra is the twenty-fourth Nakshatra in Vedic Astrology, part of the lunar constellation series. People born under Shatabhisha are known for their exceptional academic brilliance. They display this quality from an early age and are often singled out for their potential to excel in prestigious institutions.

Understanding complex ideas and concepts comes naturally to them, leading to outstanding academic performance. Many of them become young CEOs and successful entrepreneurs, often in the tech industry due to their association with Rahu, which represents technology. Shatabhisha individuals typically have a clear sense of their life goals and work tirelessly to achieve their maximum potential.

All four quarters or padas of Shatabhisha Nakshatra are under the influence of the zodiac sign Aquarius. This Nakshatra is closely associated with medicine and healing abilities. The term ‘Shat,’ meaning a hundred, symbolizes the multiple perspectives this Nakshatra brings to problem-solving.

Shatabhisha Nakshatra is represented by an empty circle, signifying empty space or avoidance. People born under this Nakshatra possess a natural inclination to explore the mysteries of the Universe and uncover the secrets of the unknown. They tend to be secretive and focus on hidden aspects of life. Additionally, the association with a hundred physicians or healers highlights their strong connection to the #healing arts.

Translation: 100 medicines or doctors
Symbol: An #ox #cart; an #empty #circle or #round #charm.
Lord: Rahu
Controlling Planet: #Rahu
Ruling Deity of Rahu: #Durga
Deity: #Varuna - #god of #Cosmic #Waters
Body – VarahaMihira: Chin, laughter
Body – Parashara: #Knees
Rashi / Zodiac Sign: Aquarius
Nature: #Chara; The #Movable or Ephemeral
Ganas: #Rakshasa ( #Demon)
Mode: Active
Constellation: 100
Gender: #Neuter
Dosha: #Vata
Element: #Ether
Lucky Color: Blue & Green
Letter: Go, Sa, Si, Su
Lucky letters: G & S
Lucky Stone: #Gomedhaka
Lucky Numbers: 4 & 24
Animal Symbol: A #Female #Horse
#Bird Name: #Raven
#Tree: #Kadambha

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#Dhanishta #Nakshatra, ruled by the deity Ashta Vasu, is regarded as one of the luckiest constellations. People born under Dhanishta often achieve their dreams, especially in their careers, at a remarkably young age. Unlike the common belief that they are influenced by Mars, they tend to steer clear of controversies and situations that could worsen a negative scenario. Conflict and stirring up trouble are simply not their style.

These individuals are known for their kindness, never uttering a harsh word or resorting to sarcasm or taunts, whether in front of someone or behind their back. While they avoid confrontation, they have an exceptional memory for any wrongs done to them and may bide their time for years seeking revenge. Engaging in arguments is not something they enjoy; they’d rather keep the peace Dhanishta Nakshatra.

The symbols associated with Dhanishta Nakshatra, the drum and flute, reflect the love for music and dance that people born under this Nakshatra often possess. They are naturally inclined towards musical talents and abilities. The drum and flute, as musical instruments, also symbolize their understanding of the greater rhythms of life and the Universe, and their ability to live life at their own unique pace.

However, the hollowness within the drum and flute could signify a sense of emptiness or void in the lives of these individuals, which may sometimes lead to challenges in their relationships Dhanishta Nakshatra.

Symbol: Musical #drum
Nakshatra Lord: #Mars
Deity: The #eight #Vasus, the solar gods of energy and light
Shakti (power to/of…): Power to give #abundance and fame
Nakshatra Nature: The #movable or ephemeral ( #Chara)
Gana: Rakshasa #Gana ( #demon)
Rashi / Zodiac: Capricorn Sign & Aquarius Sign
Marriage: Not Auspicious
Translation: The richest, most beneficent
Controlling/Ruling Planet: Mars
Ruling Deity of Mars: #Muruga
Number: 23
Gender: #Female
Names Letter: yam, ram
Lucky Letters: G
Lucky Stone: #Coral
Lucky Colour: Silver Grey
Lucky or Favourable Numbers: 9
Common Name: Indian Mesquite, Vanni, Kejari
Astronomical Name: #Beta #Delphinium
Botanical Name: Prosopis cineraria
Element: #Ether
Guna: #Tamasic
Dosha: #Pitta
#Bird: #GoldenBee
Yoni/Animal name: A Female #Lion
#Tree: #Shami

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#Shravana #Nakshatra #Constellation is associated with Goddess Parvati, and its ruling planet is Vishnu. It’s considered the #birth star of Goddess #Saraswati, who’s known for education and knowledge. People born under this constellation tend to have a strong inclination towards #learning and gaining knowledge from various sources.

The symbol of the ear in Shravana Nakshatra represents the ability of those born under it to acquire wisdom through listening. It also signifies the importance of #listening to one’s inner voice and using it as a guide for personal growth. The three footprints in the symbol represent the three states of the mind: wakefulness, dream sleep, and deep sleep, all of which symbolize consciousness. These footprints also represent the journey of understanding the material world, the Universe, and the realms beyond Shravana Nakshatra.
Translation: Hearing”, “The one who limps
Symbol: An ear; three footprints in an uneven row; a trident
Lord: Vishnu
Controlling Planet: #Moon
Ruling Deity of Moon: #Parvati
Deity: #Vishnu — the All-Pervasive
Body – VarahaMihira: Ears
Body – Parashara: Lower Belly
Rashi / Zodiac Sign: Capricorn
Nature: The #movable or ephemeral ( #Chara)
Ganas: #Deva Gana (God Like)
Mode: #Passive
Constellation: 3
Gender: #Male
Dosha: #Kapha
Element: #Air
Lucky Color: Light Blue
Letter: Ju, Je, Jo, Gha
Lucky letters: K
Lucky Stone: #Pearl
Lucky Numbers: 2 & 22
Animal Symbol: A #Female #Monkey
#Bird Name: #Francolin
#Tree: #SwallowWort, #MilkWeed, #Erukku, #Arka Tree
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#Anuradha #nakshatra #constellation is associated with the symbol of a lotus. People born under this nakshatra often come into the world in less-than-ideal circumstances. Their life’s purpose becomes not just to gracefully navigate these challenging situations but also to uplift and transform the lives of others. Their journey is never easy, and they rarely have things handed to them easily. Similar to how a lotus thrives in adverse surroundings, these individuals thrive amidst life’s challenges, emerging as beautiful and pure, just like the lotus.

You won’t find these individuals reacting with anger, indecency, or crassness, even in the midst of chaos that they didn’t cause themselves. They tend to lead private lives, only appearing in public when they hold positions of significant responsibility, which is quite common for them. They carry a sense of peace about them, and when it comes to romance, they understand the difference between genuine, selfless love and superficial lust Anuradha nakshatra.

Both men and women born under Anuradha nakshatra are mindful of their public image. They strive to be respected and seen as dignified individuals, not cheap or vulgar.

The symbol of Anuradha Nakshatra, a triumphal arch, signifies success. The lotus flower in the symbol represents purity and auspiciousness, even in the midst of impurities and challenges. It symbolizes efficiency and stability, much like the individuals born under this constellation who stand strong in the face of trials and adversities. “Anuradha” also translates to a small, sudden flash of lightning, which can be seen as a metaphor for #enlightenment or spiritual awakening Anuradha nakshatra.

Translation: A flash of lightning, a spark, success
Symbol: #Lotus flower; a #staff; a #furrow; or an #archway
Lord: Saturn
Controlling Planet: #Saturn
Ruling Deity of Ketu: #Hanuman
Deity: #Mitra; the God of friendship and compassion who encourages cooperation among people
Body – VarahaMihira: Hearts, Breasts
Body – Parashara: Waist
Rashi / Zodiac Sign: Scorpio
Nature: #Mridu; The Soft, Mild, and Tender
Ganas: #Tamasic
Mode: #Passive
Constellation: 3
Gender: #Male
Dosha: #Pitta
Element: #Fire
Lucky Color: Reddish Brown
Letter: Na, Ni, Nu, Ne
Lucky letters: N
Lucky Stone: #BlueSapphire
Lucky Numbers: #17
Animal Symbol: A #Female #Deer or #Hare
#Bird Name: #Nightingale
#Tree: #Bullet-Wood, Magilam, Bakula
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#Vishakha #Nakshatra In Indian mythology, it’s believed that #Goddess Radha was born under the Vishakha #constellation, and she serves as the presiding deity of this constellation. She embodies the qualities of devotion and spiritual surrender. Radha’s love for #Krishna, representing higher #consciousness, is a profound example of #love that is both #eternal and #unconditional.

Vishakha Nakshatra is also associated with a strong sense of justice and fairness. It falls within the zodiac signs of Libra, symbolizing balance, and transitions into Scorpio, which signifies transformation. This Nakshatra emanates an energy of fairness and is in a continuous state of growth and transformation throughout one’s life, Vishakha Nakshatra.

The symbol of Vishakha Nakshatra is a triumphal archway, symbolizing celebrations that follow after achieving victory and success. Additionally, the depiction of a potter’s wheel represents the constant movement and the need for patience and transformation in life’s journey and spiritual path Vishakha Nakshatra.
Meaning: Branched, #forked branches
Nakshatra Lord: Jupiter
Nakshatra Body VarahaMihira: Arms
Nakshatra Body Parashara: Navel
Symbol: Leaf decked triumphal gate, potters wheel
Deity: #Indragni- gods of lightning and fire
#Shakti (power to/of…): Achieve many and various fruits
Nature: The Sharp and Soft (Mixed)
Gana: #Rakshasa #Gana
Rashi / Zodiac: Scorpio Sign
Marriage: Not Auspicious
Translation: #Enter the #heavens
Controlling/Ruling Planet: #Jupiter
Ruling Deity of Jupiter: #Shiva
Number: 16
Gender: #Female
Names Letters: Ti, Tu, Te, To
Lucky Letters: Z
Lucky Stone: #YellowSapphire
Lucky Colour: #Golden
Lucky or Favourable Numbers: 3
Common name: Wood Apple, Kaith, Vila
Astronomical name: #AlphaLibrae
Botanical name: #FeroniaLimonia
Element: #Fire
Guna: #Sattwic
Dosha: #Kapha
Bird: #RedTailSparrow
Yoni/Animal name: A #Male #Tiger (Vyaghra)
Tree: #Vikankata and #WoodApple #tree
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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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#UttaraPhalguni #Nakshatra is a #constellation that reflects traits like creativity and strong analytical skills. People born under this constellation tend to be quite sociable and are often admired by others. They have a knack for forming good relationships and are committed to various social causes. However, they can come across as proud and distant, especially to those they don’t find useful.

Now, let’s delve into the fascinating story behind their nakshatra deity. According to Indian mythology, Daksha, who was the son of Brahma, once organized a grand yagna (a ritual) for all the gods but deliberately excluded Shiva, the husband of his youngest daughter, Sati. Despite not being invited, Sati insisted on attending the event and, to her dismay, she and Shiva were publicly humiliated. This deeply upset Sati, leading her to take her own life. In response, Shiva, in the form of Virbhadra, cursed Bhaga. This curse might be the reason why those born under Uttara Phalguni tend to exhibit aloofness and appear arrogant when they feel their purpose with someone has been fulfilled.

Uttaraphalguni Nakshatra Meaning: Later red one

Uttara Phalguni Nakshatra Lord: Sun

Uttara Phalguni Nakshatra Body VarahaMihira: Genitals

Uttara Phalguni Nakshatra Body Parashara: #Heart

Uttara Phalguni Nakshatra Symbol: #Bed, legs of a cot

Uttaraphalguni Nakshatra Deity:# Bhaga -the Sun as bliss

Shakti (power to/of…): Giving of prosperity through union or marriage

Uttara Phalguni Nakshatra Caste: #Kshatriya

Uttara Phalguni Nakshatra Nature: The #fixed or #permanent ( #Dhruva)

Uttaraphalguni Nakshatra Gana: #Manushya #Gana

Uttara Phalguni Nakshatra Rashi / Zodiac: Virgo sign

Uttara Phalguni Nakshatra Marriage: #Auspicious

Uttara Phalguni Nakshatra Translation: A #fig-tree

Uttara Phalguni Nakshatra Controlling/Ruling Planet: #Sun

Ruling Deity of Sun: #Shiva

Uttara Phalguni Nakshatra Number: 12

Uttara Phalguni Nakshatra Gender: #Female

Uttaraphalguni Nakshatra Names Letter: Tay, To, Pa, Pee

Uttara Phalguni Nakshatra Lucky Letters: T & P

Uttara phalguni Nakshatra Lucky Stone: #Ruby

Uttara Phalguni Nakshatra Lucky Colour: #Bright-blue

Uttara Phalguni Nakshatra Lucky or Favourable Numbers: 1

Uttara Phalguni Nakshatra Common Name: #Rose-Laurel

Uttara Phalguni Nakshatra Astronomical Name: #Denebola

Uttara Phalguni Nakshatra Botanical Name: #Nerium-Oleander

Uttara Phalguni Nakshatra Element: #Fire

Uttara Phalguni Nakshatra Guna: #Rajasic

Uttara Phalguni Nakshatra Dosha: #Vata

Uttara Phalguni Nakshatra Bird: #Beetle

Uttara Phalguni Nakshatra Yoni/Animal Name: Vrishabha ( #Bull)

Uttaraphalguni Nakshatra Tree: #Badari #Tree (Ber, Jujube)
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The #PurvaPhalguni #Nakshatra is the eleventh one in the lunar #constellation series in #VedicAstrology. It’s linked to the Leo zodiac sign and is divided into four quarters, known as padas.

Purva” means “previous” or “former,” and “Phalguni” refers to the reddish hue or the small fig tree. This Nakshatra is all about relaxation, rejuvenation, and pleasure. The fig tree, a symbol of fertility, peace, and abundance, plays a significant role in the lives of those born under this Purva Phalguni Nakshatra.

Symbol: Front legs of a bed, hammock

In the world of astrology, each Nakshatra, like Purva Phalguni, has a unique symbol and significance. For Purva Phalguni Nakshatra, the symbol is the front legs of a bed or a swinging hammock. This symbol represents rest and comfort, highlighting the importance of relaxation in life Purva Phalguni Nakshatra.

Moreover, Purva Phalguni Nakshatra is associated with the idea of renewal and recreation. It suggests that after fulfilling our duties and responsibilities, we deserve moments of rejuvenation and leisure. However, it’s important to note that the swinging hammock in this symbol also signifies a tendency towards a wandering nature. People born under this Nakshatra may sometimes lean towards laziness and indulgence, so finding a balance between rest and responsibility becomes crucial for them Purva Phalguni Nakshatra.
Translation Former reddish one
Symbol Front legs of a bed, #Hammock
Animal Symbol #Female-Rat
Presiding Deity #Shivalinga
Controlling/Ruling Planet #Venus
Ruling Deity of Mercury #Lakshmi
The 4 Quarters of Purva Phalguni Nakshatra

1st quarter Ruled by Sun
2nd quarter Ruled by Mercury
3rd quarter Ruled by Venus
4th quarter Ruled by Mars
Nature #Manushya ( #human)
Mode #Balanced
Number #11
Gender #Female
Dosha #Pitta
Guna #Rajasic
Element #Water
Disposition #Ugra ( #fierce)
Bird #Female-Eagle
Common Name of the Tree #Palash
Botanical Name of the Tree #Butea-monosperma
Seed Sounds Mo, Ta, Ti, Tu.
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The #Magha #Nakshatra holds a significant place in #VedicAstrology as the tenth in the series of lunar constellations or Nakshatras. It finds its home within the zodiac sign of Leo, encompassing all four of its quarters or padas. The term “Magha” carries a powerful meaning, signifying anything grand, immense, or even beyond ordinary limits. It’s a word that exudes magnificence.

When we talk about the Magha Nakshatra, we’re delving into a realm associated with guardian angels. These celestial beings watch over us, shielding us from adversity, and lighting the way through challenging times. The central theme of Magha Nakshatra revolves around achievement – a reminder that with the guidance and protection of these guardian angels, we can reach great heights Magha Nakshatra.

Translation #Magnificent
Symbol #Royal #Throne
Animal Symbol #Male #Rat
Presiding Deity #Pitras ( #ancestors)
Controlling/Ruling Planet #Ketu
Ruling Deity of Mercury #Ganesha
The 4 Quarters of Magha Nakshatra
1st quarter Ruled by Mars
2nd quarter Ruled by Venus
3rd quarter Ruled by Mercury
4th quarter Ruled by Moon
Nature #Rakshasa (demon)
Mode # Active
Number #10
Gender #Female
Dosha #Kapha
Guna #Tamasic
Element #Water
Disposition #Ugra ( #fierce)
Bird #Eagle
Common Name of the Tree #Bargad ( #Banyan)
Botanical Name of the Tree #Ficus-benghalensis
Seed Sounds Ma, Me, Mu, Me.

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The Ashlesha Nakshatra is represented by a coiled snake or serpent, and serpents hold deep spiritual significance. The image of a coiled snake symbolizes Kundalini energy, a powerful force within. Serpents are known for their heightened psychic abilities, allowing them to detect danger swiftly and stay vigilant. However, when this Nakshatra is negatively influenced, individuals born under it may exhibit qualities like being eerie, distant, or even deceitful. It’s a reminder that the energy of the stars can shape our personalities in intriguing ways.
Meaning: Person who #embraces, or has an intimate #connection
Nakshatra Lord: Mercury
Symbol: #Coiled #snake, #circle, or #wheel
Deity: #Ahi – the #naga or #serpent of #wisdom
Shakti: (power to/of…) #poisonous
Nature: The Sharp or Dreadful ( #Tikshna) or hard ( #Daruna)
Gana:Rakshasa Gana
Nakshatra Body VarahaMihira: Nails
Nakshatra Body Parashara: Chin
Rashi / Zodiac: Cancer Sign (Kark)
Marriage: Not auspicious
Ruling Planet: #Mercury
Ruling Deity of Mercury: #Vishnu
Number: #9
Gender: #Female
Names Letter: Di, Du, Dae, Do
Lucky Letters: D
Lucky Stone: #Emerald
Lucky Colour: Black-Red
Lucky or Favourable Numbers: 5
Common Name: Alexandrian Laurel
Astronomical Name: Alpha Hydrae
Botanical Name: Calophyllum Inophyllum
Guna: #Satwic
Dosh: #Kapha
Element: #Water
Bird: #SmallBlueSparrow
Yoni/Animal Symbol: #Male #Cat (Marjala)
Tree: Punnaga Tree or #NagaChampa

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#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.
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#Ardra #Nakshatra
Ardra Nakshatra individuals are truly exceptional. Their journey through life is marked by profound transformation and a willingness to make sacrifices that few other constellations can match. This transformation is not without its turbulence, as the emotional turmoil within them is evident.

It’s a reminder that growth and self-improvement, even for a deity like Lord Shiva, can be a challenging and messy process. But ultimately, it is undeniably beautiful.

The word “Ardra” is synonymous with “Rudra,” another name for Lord Shiva. When Shiva’s devoted wife, Sati, tragically took her own life after hearing her husband being publicly defamed, it was a culmination of anger, remorse, and an unbearable sense of injustice. She hadn’t heeded Shiva’s advice, and in her eyes, he did not deserve the humiliation he endured from the crowd.

In the wake of this tragedy, Shiva’s reaction was one of intense grief, anger, and chaos. He wept uncontrollably, and his tears fell upon the land, causing destruction in their wake. All of this stemmed from a profound love and a feeling of abandonment. This is why Ardra is often symbolized as the “Tears of Shiva,” shed for his beloved, representing the pain that can arise from love and the subsequent journey of transformation Ardra Nakshatra.

People born under the Ardra birth star share some of these traits. They are inherently pure-hearted but can also be quick to anger (and equally quick to please). Their innocence and capacity for deep love are remarkable, but they also experience pain more intensely than most.

It is this depth of feeling that helps them undergo a transformative process, much like a butterfly emerging from chaos and struggle to become independent, free, and bask in the light of day.

Translation “The Moist One”, “Fresh”, “Green”
Symbol #Teardrop #Diamond
Animal Symbol #Female-Dog
Presiding Deity #Rudra, the #God of Storms and Destruction
Controlling/Ruling Planet #Rahu
Ruling Deity of Venus #Durga
The 4 Quarters of Bharani Nakshatra

1st quarter Ruled by Jupiter
2nd quarter Ruled by Saturn
3rd quarter Ruled by Saturn
4th quarter Ruled by Jupiter
Nature #Manushya ( #Human)
Mode #Balanced
Number 6
Gender #Female
Dosha #Vata
Guna # Tamasic
Element #Water
Disposition Sharp and Forceful ( #Tikshna)
Bird #Andril
Common Name of the Tree #Long-Pepper
Botanical Name of the Tree Piper longum
Seed Sounds Ku, Gha, Nga, Jha

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#Mrigashira #Nakshatra Imagine a scenario where you’re deep in a lush forest, and you suddenly spot a magnificent deer. Its gaze locks onto yours, and just as quickly, it gracefully disappears from view. This is the essence of Mrigashira. They’re like those elusive, golden deer, captivating and enchanting as they roam in mysterious realms. Their nature often revolves around the concept of pursuit. Whether they’re chasing something or leading you on a chase, the theme of ‘chase’ is inherent to Mrigashira individuals.

They will pique your curiosity, leaving you intrigued, but they can never be held onto, much like a dream that fades into the realm of fantasy when you wake up. Mrigashira embodies imagination, fantasy, the quest for the intangible, and the pursuit of ultimate happiness. Some are fortunate enough to possess these traits, while others may never experience them.

The qualities of Mrigashira encourage people to dream and actively pursue those dreams. They teach us to transform our dreams into reality through hard work and dedication. Additionally, Mrigashira underscores the importance of distinguishing between mere fantasy and taking concrete actions to bring those dreams to life.

For someone starting as an underdog, fantasy could entail achieving exceptional educational or professional recognition or becoming a globally acclaimed speaker. However, the reality involves putting in the effort to make those dreams a reality, ultimately becoming the underdog who achieves greatness Mrigashira Nakshatra.

Take, for instance, a person considered ‘ordinary’ who later evolves into a fashion icon like Prada. Or consider a resident of a slum who miraculously earns a scholarship to study at Oxford. Mrigashira, as a constellation, serves as an inspirational force, urging individuals to chase their dreams Mrigashira Nakshatra.

These dreams could range from inventing something groundbreaking, like the light bulb, to creating mobile homes that can function underwater, such as submarines. Mrigashira tests your ability to envision the extraordinary and then work towards making it a tangible reality Mrigashira Nakshatra.

Translation: Deer head

Symbol: #Head of a #deer

Lord: #Mars ( #Mangal)

Zodiac: Taurus & Gemini

Diety: #Soma -God of #immortality

Nature: The soft mild and tender ( #Mridu)

Gana: #Devata Gana (Lord Like)

Mode: #Passive

Constellation: 4

Body VarahaMihira: #Eyes

Body Parashara: Nose

Number: 5

Letter: Ve, Vo, Ka, Kee

Lucky letters: V & K

Lucky Stone: #Coral

Lucky Color: #Silver, #grey

Lucky Numbers: 9

Element: #Earth

Dosh: #Pitta

Bird Name: #Hen

Yoni/Animal Symbol: #Female #Serpent ( #Sarpa)

Tree: #Khadira

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In #VedicAstrology, the #Rohini #Nakshatra holds a special place as the ‘Moon’s favorite wife.’ This distinction arises from her exceptional beauty, charm, sophistication, and innate ability to express love. Among the 27 other wives, she stood out as a beloved partner.

Often referred to as the ‘red one’ or a ‘red cow,’ Rohini nakshatra individuals tend to exhibit distinctive physical characteristics. They often have a rosy and firm complexion, with reddish tones on their cheeks, nose, palms, and soles, more pronounced than in most people.

Their skin has a tendency to flush easily. Additionally, those born under Rohini nakshatra may possess talents in music and art, akin to the musical prowess of figures like Krishna, known for his mastery of the flute.

How to Spot a True Rohini?

Rohini is a constellation linked to Taurus, and it exudes an unmistakable ultra-feminine quality. In the realm of astrology, Rohini embodies the pure essence of Venus within the Taurus zodiac sign. When we delve into the personality of a female born under Rohini, she often assumes the role of the elder daughter in her family.

For the male counterparts born under Rohini, it’s worth noting that they may sometimes find themselves under the nurturing care of foster parents. However, regardless of their upbringing, they tend to form incredibly close bonds with their guardians.

In many ways, they mirror the righteous and benevolent qualities of figures like Lord Krishna. Additionally, they possess a natural magnetism that draws the opposite sex to them, much like how Krishna captivated the Gopis and Rohini enchanted Chandra, the moon god.

One defining feature of Rohini individuals is their fervent passion for artistic pursuits, which often extend into their professional lives. They are drawn to music, dance, fine arts, literature, and may have a penchant for reading or journaling.

Furthermore, self-reliance and independence are characteristics that are deeply ingrained in those born under Rohini. Their determination and self-sufficiency empower them to chart their own course in life.

The ruling planet of the Rohini Nakshatra is the Moon. In Vedic culture, the Moon represents the mind, and because of this connection, individuals born under the Rohini Nakshatra tend to possess a creative nature.

They excel at keeping their thoughts in check and under control. Additionally, those born in this constellation often have a captivating beauty that draws people in, along with a melodious voice that effortlessly grabs attention.

In Rohini Nakshatra, the energy source, or Adhi Devta, is Prajapati. Prajapati plays a crucial role in providing mental clarity about the ruling planet and acts as a bridge to connect us with the divine energy associated with that planet.

Prajapati is known as the creator of life and its protector. Those born under the influence of Rohini Nakshatra possess a unique ability—they can protect and nurture others, ensuring that everyone around them experiences happiness and contentment.

This nurturing and protective quality is a prominent trait of individuals born under Rohini Nakshatra, reflecting the influence of Prajapati, the Adhi Devta of this Nakshatra.

Translation: The #red #one

Symbol: #chariot

Lord: #Moon

Zodiac: Taurus sign (Vrishabh)

Deity: #Prajapati -lord of creation

Nature: The #fixed or permanent ( #Dhruva)

Gana: Manav #Gana ( #Human)

Mode: #Active

Constellation: 5

Body VarahaMihira: #Legs, shanks

Body Parashara: #Eyes

Number: 4

Letter: O, Va, Vi, Vu

Lucky letters: O & V

Lucky Stone: #Pearl

Lucky Color: #White

Lucky Numbers: 2

Element: #Earth

Dosh: #Kapha

Bird Name: #Owl

Yoni/Animal Symbol: A #Male #Serpent ( #Sarpa)

Tree: #Jamun

Gender for Rohini: #Female

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#Krittika #Nakshatra derived from the name #Kartikeya, has its roots in Hindu mythology. Kartikeya was the son of the deities #Shiva and #Parvati. Legend has it that in a contest against his brother #Ganesha, Kartikeya lost and decided to leave his parents’ home to live elsewhere. Krittika Nakshatra is associated with an #axe and is under the influence of the #Sun. People born under this nakshatra tend to inherit some of the characteristics of Lord Kartikeya.

One notable trait of individuals born in Krittika Nakshatra is their tendency to venture far from their place of #birth in pursuit of success and prosperity. Whether it’s education or any endeavor leading to long-term achievements, they often kick-start their journeys away from their hometowns. Interestingly, they have a strong affinity for activities like gardening, agriculture, or anything related to the nurturing and maintenance of trees. The symbol of the axe holds a dual meaning for them, symbolizing both agriculture and the act of cutting down, and it’s up to each Krittika-born individual to determine which aspect resonates more with them.

Despite their reputation for cutting ties, Krittika Nakshatra individuals are paradoxically quite emotional and yearn for strong connections with others.

Translation: The #Cutter
Symbol: #Razor, Axe, or #Flame
Lord: Sun
Controlling Planet: Sun
Ruling Deity of Ketu: Shiva
Deity: #Agni – #Fire
Body – VarahaMihira: Hips, loins, waist
Body – Parashara: Eyebrows
Rashi / Zodiac Sign: Aries & Taurus Sign
Nature: The Sharp and Soft ( #Mixed)
Ganas: #Rakshasa (Demon)
Mode: Active
Constellation: 6
Gender: #Female
Dosha: #Kapha
Element: #Earth
Lucky Color: #White
Letter: Ah, Ee, Oo, Ay
Lucky letters: A, I, U & V
Lucky Stone: #Ruby
Lucky Numbers: 1 & 3
Animal Symbol: #Female #Sheep
Bird Name: #Peacock
Tree: #Fig

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