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https://x.com/mangolavenderr/status/1909740814244151689?s=12&t=G55N8TqiGFi990jqW-klzw

I made another post on twitter connecting UA & ghost featuring the movies Beetlejuice and The Six Sense. Enjoy :)

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Anuradha women seem like to an outfit where their face is a 'clean makeup' look, and their apperence is focused on their oufit. It's interesting because it seems like anuradha can dress in light vibrant outfits but they often do well when with a more mysterious, darker vibe.

Taylor Russell

Alicia Keys is often known for her 'no makeup' trend.

Kesha

This is so old (like I curated this post a year ago) but I'll just share it anyways lol!

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Why Uttara Ashadha’s actors play ghosts or guides

Hi, I think I finally pieced it together so let me know your thoughts!

Uttara Ashadha is between Sagittarius (9H) and Capricorn (10H). 9H’s motive is Dharma, which pertains to living our duty and purpose, and soul's path. 10H is Artha, which is connected to material wealth

Through the acquisition of resources, support and status. Many plot lines for UA characters has to do with either dharma: the ghost have a duty hasn’t been fulfilled, or they are supposed to assist in other people’s dharma.

But they’re usually stuck on earth. I think although Artha is related to material means, it can also mean that when they initially fix their issues, they are stuck on these means and are unable to pass.

Spoiler:

Let me give an example: In the film The Sixth Sense, Dr.Crowe is unable to transition to heaven as he still has a duty (dharma) to complete that doesn’t align with Artha. His dharma is to help Cole while coming to terms with his death.

By figuring out their dharma (duty, karmic path), they can use the support of Artha to achieve their Dharma. That’s why I think their unchallengeable victory is them achieving their duties.

let me know what you think :)

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if uttara phalguni is marriage on a physical plane (earth) then uttara ashadha has to represent marriage of the husband+wife on a celestial plane

vedic astrologer ksanati said that ua nakshatra is the yoga/union of the king and queen celestials

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Uttara Ashadha Archetype: The Clairvoyant

Hello everyone! I am back for more, and I would like to show the latest of my research from a movie I recently watched: The Sixth Sense. I think I might make a mini short on this but I might/might not be adding two or more movies on! Again, this is my essay and interpretation. It is not law.

The lovely Barbarapijan had discussed how Uttara Ashadha might be linked to Clairvoyant. Before we begin, let us get into the term. As per wiki:

Introduction

Recently, I watched the movie ’The Sixth Sense,’ and wanted to show you how another archetype of Uttara Ashadha as the Clairvoyant. If you look at the definition, the clairvoyant Uttara Ahadha fits the second definition.

Uttara Ashada is the universal law that translates to latter victory, and its shakti translates to a victory that cannot be stopped. However, that victory does not always relate physically (such as in war and fighting). The victory can be spiritual liberation (their motivation is Moksha). Surya (the sun) rules UA, and helps these individuals by helping them develop their higher consciousness. Yes, Surya is noted for being involved in creation, but creation requires the development of intelligence and the ability to think beyond the average individual. 

Uttara Ashadha is also ruled by the Vishwadevas. Vishwa (all) Devas (God’s) meaning All the God’s. Rita is the cosmic order, and the Vishwadevas help us uphold it through guidance. Here, the aim is for universal consciousness. 

Komilla Sutton discussed how Purva Ashadha and Uttara Ashadha work together to unfold new talents (pg. 195). In Uttara Ashadha, sometimes personal sacrifice is needed to develop your spirituality. 

Sixth Sense

At the beginning of the movie, we are introduced to Dr. William Crowe, who is a child psychologist (Played by Bruce Willis, who is Uttara Ashadha Sun, Uttara Phalguni Asc). He and his wife are in their home when one of his old patients, Vincent shoots him. Fast forward, we see the introduction meeting of Dr. Crowe and his new client, Cole (Uttara Ashada Moon)

As the story goes along, we start to get introduced to the characters' issues. Malcolm has a problem with his wife and he feels distant from her. Cole is isolated at school. He is unable to confess to his mom his issues with seeing ghosts. 

UA and Exposing Truths

Surya grants us the ability to shed light on things that are hidden. When Cole is in school his teacher discusses the history of Philadelphia and the school, only for Cole to reveal the actual occurs of what has occurred. 

When Cole goes through a traumatic event at a birthday party and ends up in the hospital. Malcolm sees Cole at the hospital and is comfortable with confessing to Malcolm his secret (which is that he can see dead people). An interesting line is that Cole says “they don’t see each other, they only see what they want to see. They don’t know they’re dead.” That made me contemplate Vic Dicara’s video on Uttara Ashadha.  He talks about how the sutra discusses perception. We are regular human beings perceived on a plural (separatist) level. Based on our perception we conclude an inkling towards it whether that be like or dislike. Based on how we perceive it, we want to either get rid of it or try to control it (hence, why fights and war happen because humans are prone to pursuing the same things). 

This makes me think Malcolm is not operating on a state of consciousness level (which I will get into later). In a sense, Cole is already at that higher level, but with this nakshatra, you can’t conquer through fear. Unless Cole can overcome the ability of this, he will not be able to solve his issue of the dead approaching him. 

Realization

In the upcoming scenes of the movie, we finally get to understand what Malcolm wants, he wants to talk to his wife and chooses to stop helping Cole. He doesn't end up believing Cole. When Malcolm comes home, he realizes why his previous client, Vincent was suffering (Vincent stated in the tapes: "I don’t want to die"). 

Malcolm meets Cole and tells him that the ghosts come to him because they are afraid of death, and the only way to make them go is to listen to them. This makes me think that while Uttara Ashadha does look for their victories, they are also in the position to help others and guide them towards their liberations (in a way, this makes perfect sense why the next nakshatra is Shravana, which symbol is the ear). But sometimes fear can get away in our quest because we hesitate to lose the courage to move forward (The Vishwadevas have 10 universal traits to encompass victory - with Kratu [Will Power] being one). 

Cole can do just that as he talks to one of the dead who comes to see him. He goes to her funeral and exposes to her dad that her mom has been posioning her, making her even more say/maintain sickness.

We see Cole finally be able to celebrate his victory in his school play and by confessing his secret to his mom. This clip made me emotional as it shows you don’t win through just fighting, it is all of the Vishwadeva's traits together that lead one to victory. You can’t win without goodness, truth, willpower, time, skill, desire, forbearance and so forth. Cole represents the middle force between those who have passed and those who continue to live (hence why he has the Sixth Sense).

 

Malcom has his own victory. Before, Malcolm (surprise) did not know he had passed. If you actually think about it, Malcolm did not perceive/realize he was dead, even saying that he couldn’t keep track of time. You could say that Malcolm had a fear of going to heaven (if you believe in that) or out of the human realm, without completing his goal: which was to talk with his wife and redemption for Vincent THROUGH helping Cole (remember, his fear was not only connecting with his wife, but he didn’t want to risk losing another patient again). 

Through the help of Cole, Malcolm actually realizes that he is dead when he does not have his ring on. Once Malcolm finished his task of helping Cole, and telling his wife that she was never a second priority in his life. 

Conclusion

Uttara Ashadha’s goal is conquering through the Vishwadevas to achieve singular consciousness. The more aware you are, the more likely you can conquer and have your victory. But sometimes our victories require us to use goodness, compassion and courage to conquer and help all.

Let me know what you think! I'll try to post here more often <3

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This is such a good post omg

Why I disagree with some parts of Claire Nakti’s takes on Uttara Phalguni (bc I’m sharing my own perspective from my own research over a long period of time because I need yall to be okay with a perspective that’s not hers. I know how some of yall can get when it comes to her, which is taking everything she says as the utmost truth.)

The mentoring aspect of Uttara Phalguni is less like a woman who brings a man into fruition by educating him and spoiling him, but rather a teacher or a guru who comes along in an Uttara Phalguni’s life to help them fully grow into their potential (which is why I call this nakshatra the Late Bloomer). The Uttara Phalguni has usually lost their father or a family member (for Aang, it was the rest of the Airbenders and his original teacher). Their new mentor who finds the lost Uttara Phalguni is usually a distant family member or a friend, and their mentor leads the confused Uttara Phalguni native down a spiritual path where eventually the Uttara Phalguni discovers they are the Chosen One who their ancestors/predecessors determined to be a curse breaker for their bloodline (ultimately saving the world from “bad apples” being born again and again. That’s why this nakshatra deals with saving the world. It’s more so through generational curses. Uttara Ashadha is more so focused on saving humanity or the cosmos at large. Uttara Phalguni is doing it through breaking generational curses to stop those bad apples from recycling and destroying the world). This is usually something like the Path of the Arya or the sevenfold path towards enlightenment, which Aryaman is “godhead” of. Uttara Phalguni is a descendant (its basis above is wealth inherited from family). Magha is the ancestors and it’s also the King. This literally makes Uttara Phalguni a Prince/Princess. So they are usually inheriting a title of some sort (even through marriage, like in Queen Charlotte’s case). They are usually discovered in a poor environment while they usually have poor etiquette (manners are ruled by Aryaman. He is a noble man who represents enlightenment from following a sevenfold journey which represents awakening the 7 chakras and thus experiencing Kundalini awakening. He is basically the path towards enlightenment of the human mind. In Claire Nakti’s video she describes this as “Shakti awakening” which is basically the same thing, and she approaches it more from a male perspective. For me this nakshatra is based in the power of the feminine as the source of all life on Earth, hence its connection to Eve as the first mother of mankind, and why I call it the “Woman herself” or “feminine excellence.” Aryaman is an original ancestor. He represents the source of life that we all come from and the path we take to realize that. For men, they must learn to surrender. There is a guru who has Uttara Phalguni mercury AK and he focuses on honoring the feminine because it has been so overlooked and oppressed. This sevenfold path, and being a descendant who carries forward traditions, leads us to question where we come from so we can understand who we are. That is the baseline message of Uttara Phalguni. That is why for men, they must go down this path of enlightenment and self-discipline and recognize the feminine as the true source of all creation and power. That is what makes a man great because he is able to surrender his ego to that fact and embrace the beauty of it, which THEN allows him to treat his woman accordingly.

We see characters like Aang, who is literally mentored by his guru to align his 7 chakras after losing all of the airbenders and being stuck in an iceberg for 100 years (this literally represents the Late Bloomer - he was 100 years late in terms of growing up). We see Will from the Fresh Prince of Bel-Air, who doesn’t have a father and is highly immature at 17 so his mom sends him to his Uncle & Auntie. It’s Uncle Phil who becomes his mentor and one of the most iconic father figures on screen.

Luke Skywalker fits this role perfectly. This is what I personally have been calling the “Warrior of Light.” He is lost, without his father (pitru dosha aspect. these natives are destined to clear karma for their paternal bloodline). Then Obi-Wan becomes his mentor. Then Luke realizes he is “the Chosen One” and a Jedi who follows the light. He is trained and passed down knowledge from his mentor (Uttara Phalguni represents traditions being passed down). He is also somewhat raised by Obi-Wan as Luke is still childish or immature in his own ways. For Simba, he lost his father and was misguided. His friends became his mentor. For Mia from the Princess Diaries (who also had karmic dynamic with her father in the movie), it was her paternal grandmother portrayed by Uttara Phalguni Julie Andrews, who taught her how to grow into a poised woman with etiquette before she inherited her role as Queen of Genovia one day. (All of this I’ve been saying so please don’t act like this is new! Thank you).

I’ve been saying all of this about the Warrior of Light. It’s usually a family member or a friend who mentors the Uttara Phalguni who is in the stage of a Late Bloomer that needs to be guided the right direction. The Uttara Phalguni is usually a Late Bloomer because of Pitru Dosha (generational curses inherited from paternal side of family).

The Uttara Phalguni is especially the state of a girl growing into a woman and owning her sexuality and spiritual power as the yoni is source of all creation. This is what makes these women obsessed with their power as a woman (again, I’ve gone over this so many times. It’s why we see these women talking about what it means to be a woman and how she knows how to deal with the animalistic nature of men). There’s usually a lot of coming-of-age energy around Uttara Phalguni as it represents a child growing into an adult and being given the correct tools to become a strong person because this can be seen especially from a girls pov. It’s a significant turning point in a girls life when she starts to become a woman because it brings in so many issues like power & control and how that reflects a nation. One of my favorite coming-of-age scenes in this nakshatra is Hermione’s scene at the ball where she’s coming down the stairs and her friends realize she’s no longer a girl with a squeaky voice but a girl that’s growing up into a woman (it’s a sweet scene that depicts the true beauty of the coming into fruition aspect of this nakshatra as it’s the fully grown fruit tree). Emma Watson has Uttara Phalguni ASC.

I gave this nakshatra 3 tropes. The Fruit of Temptation, the Late Bloomer, and the Warrior of Light. I know some people can be very weird online when it comes to the things I post so I just want to iterate my perspective which I’ve been generous with for a long time (which led to people taking a lot of my research as their own and not giving credit. People are just weird about what I say and I’m here to establish what I see so people don’t think I took this from anybody else.)

And I’m not tryna sound rude but this nakshatra is more so about a woman stepping into her power rather than a man being brought into fruition and spoiled. If the man is being brought into fruition it’s usually because he’s being mentored to follow some sort of spiritual path, sometimes to cleanse his bloodline and sometimes to bring a woman into fruition (because at the end of the day this nakshatra is “happy wife, happy life” as Vic DiCara originally put it. We can go through so many tropes and realize that it boils down to that as well as taking care of children in order to regenerate the bloodline. So basically what I’m saying is that this nakshatra is really focused on how to treat women and children and that’s why it represents the sevenfold path of enlightenment for men to become a “gentle man” like Aryaman. This nakshatra is literally showing men how to be “real men” which is by caring for his wife and his children. It’s less about anything else. It’s more so about men mastering the process of the Circle of Life (which at its core, is the process of reproduction.) This means mastering his sexual desires and learning to see beyond them so he can treat his wife properly. It also means to consciously have children rather than be dictated by his reproductive impulses. That’s just my pov tho (but yes the men of this nakshatra have their own expressions which she covered but it’s so much more and again I don’t want people thinking I took this from anybody. I did research and I want to stand on my own pov)

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Uttara Ashadha Women (shadow side) - YT Video

Hello everyone! I decided to post my first YouTube video about uttara ashadha women! Please note that this is just based on one trope I found of their shadow side! Someone had noted it is a bit male- center in the video (but that is a part of this theme). Please let me know what you think!

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The Astrology of Beauty Marks/Moles

This is really random but something I have noticed recently. In my observations natives who have Punarvasu, Mrigashira, Pushya nakshatras had beauty spots/marks that are considered iconic. A lot of Punarvasu natives tend to have facial moles, which is interesting.

L to R

Busy Phillips- Punarvasu Moon (the mole on her jaw and on her neck)

Karina Yoo- Punarvasu Moon (the mole is under her lip)

Caroline Polachek- Mrigashira Sun, Punarvasu Moon & Mercury (the mole next to her nose)

Mariah Carey- Punarvasu Moon (the mole under her lip)

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Jennifer Lawrence- Mrigashira Moon (the moles are on her neck & chest)

Kate Upton- Mrigashira stellium (sun, mercury & ketu) (the mole abover her lip)

Khloe Kardashian- Mrigashira Moon (the mole under her left eye)

Maya Rudolph- Pushya Sun, Venus in Mrigashira atmakaraka & Ketu in Punarvasu (the moles on her left cheek)

Feist- Punarvasu Moon (the mole on the left corner of her lip)

Rachel McAdams- Mrigashira Moon (the mole on her chin)

Mandy Moore- Pushya Moon & Mrigashira Rising (the mole under her left eye)

Selena Gomez- Pushya Stellium (Sun, Venus & Rising) and Ketu in Mrigashira (the moles on her boob)

Eva Mendes- Pushya Moon, Saturn & Ketu in Mrigashira (the mole on her cheek)

Goldie Hawn- Mrigashira Moon, Mars in Pushya & Saturn in Punarvasu (the mole above her lip)

Angelina Jolie- Pushya Rising & Venus, Mercury in Mrigashira atmakaraka and Saturn in Punarvasu amatyakaraka (the mole above her eyebrow)

CL (Lee Chaerin)- Pushya Moon (the mole under her lip)

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Natalie Portman- Mrigashira Sun (on her left cheek)

Julia Roberts- Pushya Rising (under her left eye)

Katrina Kaif- Punarvasu Sun (on her right cheek)

Dita Von Teese- Mrigashira Moon (under her right eye)

Wonyoung- Venus conjunct Saturn in Punarvasu (amatyakaraka) (under her left eye)

Devon Lee Carlson- Mrigashira Moon & Mars (atmakaraka) with Mercury in Pushya (on her left cheek and chin)

Chaeyoung- Pushya Moon (corner of her mouth)

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That's it for now!! I wish I could provide some kind of explanation for why Mrigashira, Pushya & Punarvasu gals tend to often have moles (obviously anybody with other placements can also have moles) but I think this is a "correlation not causation" type scenario for now. Hope this was fun tho lol

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Uttara Asadha; Cool Girl Beauty(Profile)

Kate Moss & Jennie Kim Both Uttara Asadha Sun

“She does what she wants and she looks cool doing it”- On Kate Moss

This nakshatra has pretty defined, harmonious features which looks shockingly scary and unusual. This nakshatra is located in Sagittarius & Capricorn. Capricorn gives them a very busy,unbothered, business woman type of vibe while their Sagittarius keeps them outgoing, social and charming + free spirited. Sagittarius brings a horse-like quality to their physiognomy while Capricorn structures, restricts and balances the features giving them a masculine edge. And the Sun overall gives them this bright,cool chill vibe

Wide Set Quality To The Eyes. Their yoni isthe mongoose and their physiognomy can give a mongoose-like effect. And due to the heat of the Sun, freckles and moles can manifest in Uttara Asadha.

There are 2 types of Sun Dominant Woman

One which is extroverted,bubbly, loud, very popular(social media prettiness), the other is the quiet, ambitious, chill & unbothered type

These Sun is a very charismatic, radiant planet and in the world you need to have a charisma to get thru life with ease and Sun Dominant People in general got that IT Factor(Good Charms) unless they are socially retarded which can happen to Sun Woman to experience social anxiety due to childhood traumas or just unfortunate events since the sun is a very generous planet which got no protection and is endlessly giving thus that’s why they need a more cooler type of man as they are not for the weaks, insecure type of men. The sun woman is abundant in sexual energy but can be asexual due to Uttara Asadha having no sexual yoni pairing. The Sun Dominant men have it more easier than the woman tbh.

A Side Note: Uttara Phalguni is the most sexual and socia of the Sun Nakshatras while Uttara Asadha can be uninterested in yin behaviours(relationships, boys & gossiping & etc)

Addison Rae(Uttara Asadha) and Charlie D Amelio(Uttara Phalguni) both got famous off TikTok for dancing

The Sun is sexy, extroverted and can easily garner attention to themself(as long as they are not a victim to anxiety or truamas)

Both Uttara Asadha

Another thing about Uttara Asadha Woman is that these people like to be single/not commit because the idea of them being tied to someone makes them feel uneasy(think of zoey deschanel 365 days of summer)

Note: this is suppose to be a beauty profile so i am confused why i am even describing how Sun Woman are but alright 👍

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Ashlesha, Bad Contract, and Future Success

Hi everyone! just back with a quick observation. Many celebrities unfortunately get into bad contract deals in the music industry. But, I have noticed that contracts widely discussed at the forefront careers have mostly been those with Ashlesha placements. Specifically with Ashlesha natives, they will lose success but gain even more success than ever after leaving. I have a compiled 3 examples to discuss.

Tinashe (Ashlesha Moon)

Tinashe was previously signed to RCA records. She is known for having highly related Mixtapes such as Amethyst, Black Water and Reverie. Tinashe's most popular song is "2 On". It seems that there was a lack to push and support with having Tinashe release new music and spread her popularity. She is now independent.

Many people have commented negative things about her career such as how she has "flopped" and that no one has listened to her since. But she has flourished independently, especially with her album Songs For You. She continues to be a big force in the indie scene, and is currently touring.

Megan Thee Stallion (Ashlesha Mars)

Megan is an amazing rapper. With her career, she has had a widely known case with her previous label 1501 Certified Entertainment. Megan claims her label did not allow her to release "Something For Thee Hotties" album, did not promote her music and was not allowed to record with other artists. Megan has won her case and is now producing music from her own wallet. Megan has released a new song called Hiss which had gone #1 on US Billboard Hot 100. She also gained multiple sponsorship deals. You can see the Ashlesha symbolism in her new music video for Hiss.

Raye (Ashlesha Moon)

Raye has gained immense popularity after her hit song Escapism. Previously though, Raye had to leave her ex label, Polydor. She had a deal to release four albums with the music company but hasn't been able to. Raye left her label and became indepdent. She collaborated with 070 Shake for the hit song and has received a lot of praise since. The UK Brit Awards 2024 just occurred, where she took home 6 awards.

What about the others?

Note: Another Nakshatra I found pop up a lot actually during my research was Shatabhisha and Dhanishta (Prince, Kesha, Jessi (K-hiphop, etc). But I found that unlike Ashlesha's ability to regain their success, Shatabhisha and Dhanishta have difficultly re-establishing themselves. Their disputes are also public where they have to reach the point of obtaining public support to help push their cases forward. Even then, sometimes they dont fully recover and are criticized.

But that's it for now! Hopefully I can obtain more examples and possibly do another thread on it. Thanks everyone!

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Punarvasu & Swati: Cosmogony, Reality & Consciousness

Punarvasu and Swati are deeply intertwined nakshatras with very similar patterns and themes. Punarvasu's deity Goddess Aditi embodies infinity and vast primordial space. She is boundless and limitless. Swati's deity Vayu is the ruler of air & wind and connected to the life force or prana (or qi).

Both these nakshatras connect to space, infinity, abundance and are known for being wealth giving nakshatras.

Ruth Handler, the inventor of Barbie had Swati Sun & Mercury along with Ketu in Punarvasu

Margot Robbie who played Barbie has Swati Moon & Punarvasu Rising

I had briefly mentioned this in my Tomie post but Swati & Punarvasu's themes are manifest in Barbie because Barbie is not a person, she is a type of doll, and she can be anyone or anything. Barbie is a whole universe into herself, this is the cosmic abundance and infinitude of Swati & Punarvasu.

My Tomie post also talks about how Tomie is a Punarvasu so do check that out!!

I have always thought that Punarvasu & Swati are related to time travel which makes sense provided the cosmic infinitude embodied in these naks.

Predestination, a time- travel movie starring Ethan Hawke who is Swati Sun (do watch it, its really good))

Bruce Willis has been in several time-travel movies, including 12 Monkeys & Looper. He has Jupiter in Punarvasu atmakaraka

The 1960 movie The Time Machine stars Rod Taylor who has Ketu in Swati.

The Terminator movies starring Arnold Schwarzenegger- Punarvasu stellium (mercury, venus & rising). Arnold like many Punarvasus have been in many sci-fi movies that concern the nature of reality, in fact his own autobiography is called Total Recall (he's been in a movie of the same name and its about what is real and what isn't- peak Punarvasu behaviour I must say)

Planet of the Apes stars Charlton Heston who has Punarvasu Moon, Swati Rising

Frequency stars Dennis Quaid who has Punarvasu Moon & Ketu

The Matrix/ The Lake House/Bill & Ted's Excellent Adventure are all time travel movies starring Keanu Reeves who is Punarvasu Moon.

Its interesting to me that many Punarvasus have often spoken about "creating your reality".

Octavia Butler, the writer has Punarvasu Rising (the themes of this nak is vv apparent in her work but I'll perhaps discuss that in a future post) and this^^ is a page from her journal that she wrote in the 1970s wayyy before manifestation was a "thing".

Butler grew up very poor in an era of racial segregation and suffered from dyslexia. She overcame great odds to become one of the best-selling sci-fi novelists of all time.

Miranda Kerr- Punarvasu Moon often talks about the power of our thoughts and has referenced writers like David R Hawkins (who talks about the nature of consciousness) a lot. Here's a quote from her book.

“Start each day by saying to yourself: ‘How amazing it is to be alive! What a wondrous feeling I have inside! I am awake, healthy and full of joy!’ Visualise every cell in your body being filled with vitality, health and love.”- Treasure Yourself

Miranda grew up quite lower middle class on a farm in rural Australia and then went on to become one of the best known models in the world and is now married to a billionaire.

Arnold Schwarzenegger- Punarvasu Rising (and stellium)

If you've read his autobiography or watched his Netflix documentary yk that he talks constantly about the power of the mind, having focus etc

He grew up in a small town in Austria (after WW2) with an abusive father and also suffered from dyslexia. He then went on to become one of the biggest movie stars of all time and was the Governor of California???

Ariana Grande- Mercury in Punarvasu sings about manifestation and law of attraction quite a lot. She was a side character on a Nickelodeon show and 10yrs later she's one of the biggest pop- stars.

Nikola Tesla, Punarvasu Sun & Venus

Tesla discovered automatic current transmission & generation technology which is responsible for modern day wireless connections. He's also super Punarvasu core as a person, he had eidetic memory, apparently did not sleep more than 2 hours per night, was interested in Vedic cosmology & philosophy (he used terms like akasha & prana to describe the relationship between matter & energy). I find this quote by him very interesting, "To me, the universe is simply a great machine which never came into being and never will end". I personally don't believe in the Big Bang theory and I'm inclined to believe that the universe has always existed instead of having come into existence at one point, which imo, is a very anthropocentric idea. Tesla's quote is a reflection of the boundless nature of Aditi, who is the cosmic mother, she embodies creation.

fun fact: Elon Musk who named Tesla after him is Punarvasu Mercury & Rising.

Interestingly enough, several decades before the Big Bang theory gained mainstream acceptance and was studied by scientists, Edgar Allan Poe published a lecture/essay on the matter titled Eureka: A Prose Poem in 1848 (!!!!). He had Swati Rising

Can you believe that he, a man with zero scientific background essentially came up with ideas that would serve as the basis of 20th century scientific discoveries & theories??? That too in 1848???

Analysis of Eureka's scientific content shows congruities with modern cosmology, stemming from Poe's assumption of an evolving Universe and it also contains ideas about the unity of space and time, the mathematical equality of matter and energy, the velocity of light and a rudimentary concept of relativity, black holes (including one at the centre of our Milky Way), a "pulsating" universe that renews itself eternally, and other universes in other dimensions with different laws of nature.

A writer & poet who dropped out of college came up with all that in 1848. Swatis & Punarvasus have the ability to understand complex concepts, systems, and processes intuitively. This is why they are so good at analysis, strategy and planning. They have a futuristic vision because its easy for them to see how current events will affect other things and manifest in the future. Those who don't have these placements will struggle to understand what this is like because most of us aren't endowed with this sort of ability to see the trees and the forest all at once.

Interestingly, the scientist Georges Lemaître who first proposed the "Big Bang theory" of the origin of the universe, calling it the "hypothesis of the primaeval atom", and later calling it "the beginning of the world" is a Punarvasu Sun.

Leonardo da Vinci is known for his foresight and is considered a visionary. He, in the 15th & 16th centuries, pondered upon the possibilities of human flight and left behind diagrams and models of the helicopter, the parachute, the machine gun, the humanoid robot, the revolving bridge, the ideal city and much more. He had Ketu in Punarvasu.

Carl Jung created some of the best-known psychological concepts, including synchronicity, archetypal phenomena, the collective unconscious, the psychological complex, and extraversion and introversion. He had Punarvasu Mercury & Venus and it explains why there was such a heavy emphasis on "darkness" vs "light" in his work (Punarvasu being "the return of the light").

He is the father of Analytical Psychology which seeks to "analyze the relationship between a person's individual consciousness and the deeper common structures which underlie them. Personal experiences both activate archetypes in the mind and give them meaning and substance for the individual. At the same time, archetypes covertly organize human experience and memory, their powerful effects becoming apparent only indirectly and in retrospect. Understanding the power of the collective unconscious can help an individual to navigate through life."

In fact, vedic astrology (Jung did use astrology as well btw) serves as a very interesting way to explore the collective unconscious and the many archetypes that are manifest in individuals possessing them.

I will make a post in the future comparing Freud & Jung and how their different astrological placements contributed to their similar but differing views.

George Orwell, who was a fierce critic of totalitarianism had Swati Rising, if you read his works, you can see how he's able to analyse the effects and consequences of the same, especially 1984 which was sooo ahead of its time in the sense that much of what was written in the book is eerily similar to what's going on in the world right now.  The novel examines the role of truth and facts within societies and how they can be manipulated.

Swatis & Punarvasus are super Futuristic, as individuals or visionaries as well as in their art & work. They dominate in the surreal/scifi genre.

Robin Williams- Swati Rising stars as an android in Bicentennial Man which is a movie about a robot who learns how to be human. Transcending humanity is a big theme in the works of Swati natives.

On this note, I have noticed several Swati & Punarvasu natives star in movies featuring/about cloning 👀 This does not surprise me as I had already mentioned this in my Tomie post but it is fascinating how Swati & Punarvasu's ability to be many many versions of themselves is made manifest in this trope of clones.

I have to mention how both Rahu & Jupiter have a very boundless, obese energy that is hard to contain. This can be manifest negatively because its very easy for energy of this proportion to be misused and misdirected but when they're harnessed positively, these individuals are capable of envisioning change that have few/no other parallels.

Moon (2009) is a movie that features the main character and his clones. Sam Rockwell, Swati Sun plays the main character.

Tom Cruise, Punarvasu moon (acc to Claire Nakti) stars in Oblivion and plays a clone of himself. One version of him is good, his "clone" is evil. The battle between good & evil within oneself is a VERY Jupiterian trope (and I shall make a post solely about that in the near future).

Multiplicity is a 90s scifi-comedy about a guy who clones himself so that he can do all the things he wants to do. Michael Keaton who plays the protagonist has Swati Moon

The Sixth Day is a movie starring Arnold Schwarzenegger (Punarvasu stellium) and it is about cloning. The title is a reference to the Abrahamic Genesis concept of how God created mankind on the sixth day.

This in itself is very interesting because Punarvasu is the 7th nakshatra and in the Bible, it is said "And on the seventh day God finished the work that he had done, and he rested on the seventh day from all his work that he had done. So God blessed the seventh day and made it holy because on it God rested from all the work that he had done in creation."

7 is a number that has profound spiritual meaning and is present in many religions as a figure of significance. From this verse taken from the Book of Genesis, it is interesting to note that ""7" is the culmination of creation. It is the day on which God rested because he had already created. It is not nothingness, it is the day on which everything already existed. This is a significant Punarvasu theme.

Replicas stars Keanu Reeves (Punarvasu Moon) as a neuroscientist who tries to revive his deceased family members by cloning them.

Its interesting how in these films, natives appear either as a clone or as the ones who do the cloning, furthermore connecting it back to Punarvasu's creation trope.

Harrison Ford, Punarvasu sun & moon stars as in and as the Blade Runner (1982) where he must "pursue and terminate four replicants who stole a ship in space and have returned to Earth to find their creator."

David Cronenberg is a director best known for making really weird, surreal, futuristic movies that heavily feature themes related to the nature of reality, consciousness etc

He is a Punarvasu Moon & Jupiter

Gakuryu Ishii, Punarvasu Moon is another filmmaker who makes movies that heavily centre around truth, reality, consciousness, the future etc.

Robert de Niro Punarvasu Rising, stars in the movie Awakenings (based on a true story) as a catatonic patient who has an "awakening" before tragically going back into catatonia, Robin Williams, Swati Rising stars as the doctor who administers a drug that induces this awakening.

In Vedic philosophy, there are 3 gunas, Rajas, Tamas & Sattva.

Tamas is a state of darkness, inertia, inactivity, 

Rajas is a state of energy, action, change, and movement.

Sattva is a state of harmony, balance, joy, and intelligence. 

Punarvasu belongs to the Rajas guna whereas Swati belongs to Tamas guna.

Tamas can be described as a state of statis or stagnation as there is no transformation and thus no change. Punarvasu natives are prone to passivity and it is only when they face their own destructive shadow, do they emerge out of passivity to their natural state of Rajas. In this movie, Deniro's experience where he emerges from his catatonia with a desire for freedom and to live life to the fullest before eventually accepting the fact that his condition cannot be remedied inspires the Doctor played by Robin Williams to emerge out of his own shell and live life more fully.

Punarvasus are often restricted by situations beyond their control yet they are possessed by a yearning to live life to the fullest. Swatis often have unmeasured freedom and do not know how to utilize it, they are restricted by their own character.

The Gaia Hypothesis proposed by James Lovelock (1972) suggests that living organisms on the planet interact with their surrounding inorganic environment to form a synergetic and self-regulating system that created, and now maintains, the climate and biochemical conditions that make life on Earth possible.

It is a holistic view, which is generally not appreciated in science that likes to favour randomness, chance or whatever instead of the innate harmony and union behind creation.

James Lovelock has Punarvasu moon & Swati rising

Lynn Margulis who co-developed this theory with him most likely has Revati Moon and I will be exploring her symbiotic view of evolution on a different post as it goes beyond the scope of this one.

Rudolf Steiner- Ketu in Punarvasu, Swati rising

Steiner's breadth of work encompasses many fields, he pioneered modern-day organic farming, anthroposophical medicine (what we call alternate medicine including homeopathy, massages and frequency work etc rooted in the human body's ability to heal itself) invented the Waldorf education system (alternative schooling) and tried to merge science and spirituality.

Symbiosis, synergy, syncretism etc are all themes prominent in the works of Swati & Punarvasu natives who tend to view things as a coherent whole and not separate from one another; everything in creation exists to serve one another and exist in perfect harmony. Its not by "accident" that human beings took shape on earth where all the elements exist to continually support human life, every tiny detail is manifest in divine perfection and it helps us understand that we are a part of a larger system and that what we do affects changes at both the micro and macro level.

"Synergetics is the empirical study of systems in transformation, with an emphasis on whole system behaviours unpredicted by the behaviour of any components in isolation. R. Buckminster Fuller (1895–1983) named and pioneered the field. His two-volume work Synergetics: Explorations in the Geometry of Thinking."

Buckminster Fuller had Punarvasu sun & jupiter

I think I had made a post about how Punarvasu natives tend to make geometric art that features repetitive patterns and motifs. I thought Fuller's use of the term "Geometry of Thinking" was very Punarvasu of him.

Pls look him up and his work, its very interesting and if you have Punarvasu placements you might find things you resonate with. I dont want to make this post any longer so I'm not including more of his work although all of it really fits with the theme tbh.

Amartya Sen, the Indian economist and philosopher has Swati Sun, he is best known for his contributions to welfare economics, social choice theory, and development economics. His work incorporates the same holistic view of how everything exists in close interaction with everything else, interconnectedness as well as an all encompassing-ness are themes that dominate his work.

George Harrison aka the Spiritual Beatle had Swati moon, Jupiter in punarvasu amatyakaraka.

"It's being here now that's important. There's no past and there's no future. Time is a very misleading thing. All there is ever, is the now. We can gain experience from the past, but we can't relive it; and we can hope for the future, but we don't know if there is one."

This quote by him really sums it up.

Robert A Heinlein had Punarvasu sun, jupiter and rahu

Heinlein used his science fiction as a way to explore provocative social and political ideas and to speculate how progress in science and engineering might shape the future of politics, race, religion, and sex. Within the framework of his science-fiction stories, Heinlein repeatedly addressed certain social themes: the importance of individual liberty and self-reliance, the nature of sexual relationships, the obligation individuals owe to their societies, the influence of organized religion on culture and government, and the tendency of society to repress nonconformist thought. He also speculated on the influence of space travel on human cultural practices.

This is yet another example of the interconnectedness of Punarvasu as well as the analytical nature of these natives.

I will end this post here because I've been rambling for too long but I hope this was informative!! Apologies that this was kinda science heavy and not very pop culture centric :/

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Hii love! I was wondering if you could make a post about female Anuradha Nakshatra or like the feminine energy of Anuradha because I don’t see a lot of posts about them and I also don’t have a super great grasp on their energy. I see posts ranging from them being kind, feminine, friendly, soft/gentle, etc to them being dark, mysterious, intense, etc. I’d love to see your insight on them and maybe some like celebrity or character representations of the nakshatra placements if possible. You don’t have to answer this of course! I’m just curious and your posts are interesting/informative.

Thank you sm! ❤️

Hii!! First off thank you so much for your kind message. Im not the best w Saturn Nakshatra's but I will try my best!! Maybe i'll try to see some observations when researching? I might not be able to make a full thorough post but hopefully I can get something out for you! I'll just need some time ofc :)

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Dark Feminine Energy(Jyestha Nakshatra) + Mercury Ruled Nakshatras

Alexa Demie, Jyestha Sun

Jyestha opposes the sweetly coated nakshatra of Rohini, which is a nakshatra of abundance & joy and being internally satisfied thus outwardly not doing much. But in Jyestha, it’s where you are internally unsatisfied thus outwardly you do everything to achieve satisfaction thus making you outwardly abundant and full of richness. They get more inward satisfaction after outer satisfaction. This nakshatra is connected to Alakshmi, Lakshmi’s jealous, hungry sister.

Naomi Campbell, Jyestha Moon

Alakshmi means ‘Not Lakshmi’, so Alakshmi is everything opposite of Lakshmi. Lakshmi loves sugar and sweets while Alakshmi loves spice. Alakshmi is literally everything you neeed to know on why Jyestha’s have such a dark feminine power. They are not trying to satisfy a male force but more trying to satisfy themselves. This nakshatra has a similar energy to Chitra but Chitra’s are nurturing when it comes to male energy just like Maddy Perez(Jyestha Sun, Chitra Moon) . Alexa Demie’s Chitra Moon made her character in euphoria more sympathetic to the toxicity of Nate.

Jyestha Moon, Shomi Kaiser & Jyestha Sun Alexa Demie

People spotting Jyestha energy. It mostly has to do with energy not the physical

Jennie Kim, Jyestha ASC

Jennie’s birth time is unreliable but for now i will use her for Jyestha and maybe the frequent comparison between her and Alexa Demie could be because of Jyestha

Tyra Banks, Jyestha Sun & Megan Ewing, Jyestha Moon

This Nakshatra’s dark feminine energy tends to extend towards it’s trine nakshatras too( Ashlesha and Revati)

Kim Kardashian, Jyestha ASC

A Side Note: Ashlesha is the stage where a woman awakens to her sexuality and master it

Megan Fox, Ashlesha Moon & Angelina Jolie, Revati Moon

You’ll notice Mercury ruled nakshatras have alot of sexual energy and give a sexual or terrifying vibe

Barbara Mori, Revati ASC & Adriana Lima, Jyestha ASC

This image is so Jyestha CODED(Chitra as well)

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Hasta & The Final Girl Trope In Horror Films: A (Mini) Analysis

Here on this post, I wanted to make a short analysis on how I think Hasta connects to the The Final Girl Trope.

☆ Please note that the Final Girl Trope actually has evolved. The trope characters are not what it used to be, I will be going back to the original origins of this trope.

☆ In addition to the Hasta Nakshatra, I found that many of the women playing have Mula, Revati and Mrigashira as well. My research today only focuses on Hasta but please note it is not limited to this Nakshatra only.

☆ Many of these references that are used are personal opinions and theories. If you do not agree or have a different opinion I would love to hear it! But please be respectful in doing so.

The Final Girl Trope

The Trope Itself

Before diving deeper into the hasta Nakshatra, let’s look at the ‘Final Girl’ trope description.

The final girl in movies is usually the last person standing or is the only woman that can make exit in the movie. They are usually described as being the virgin or sexually unavailable, refraining from sexual activities, as well as alcohol and drugs. Additionally, many of the Final girls portrayed had Brunette her instead of Blonde (blonde characters - specifically women, were perceived as highly promiscuous). If not all the time, most of the final girls are known to be more intelligent or at least carry smarter decision-making. They are the first ones to sense that something is ‘off.’ As mentioned before, Hasta’s sign of Virgo, is ruled by Mercury (Mercury exalts in Virgo). Mercury rules human intellect, as it is a combination of the sun (the soul) and the moon (mind). 

If we look at even the basics, the sign of Virgo is ‘The Virgin.’ Virgin women are often stereotypically described along the lines of being pure, innocent, chaste, and so forth.

Additionally, the women have an androgynous appearance - with their names and clothing sometimes being unisex. Claire Nakti in her Hasta Nakshatra video discussed how they manifest their traits through purity and by detaching from male influence. Claire also talks about how “Hasta women like to prove their worth without needing men, as well as female power separated from female appearance/sexuality” (this can be depicted in numerous ways such as their work, appearance and so forth). Hasta picks up all external influences, analyzes them, and discriminates based on their observations. Hasta picks out men and realizes only the divinity is deserving of her.

It’s hard to exactly state if The Final Girl trope exudes the real meaning of feminism, or at least women standing up for themselves against evil. However, I wonder if Hasta’s appearance in these films unconsciously aims to reject the typical views that some males hold of women (i.e. unintelligence), and how his perception of the Final Girl often ends up with the evil male lead having to disappear to avoid being killed or eventually is killed. Claire Nakti also mentioned how many Hasta women are involved in using books or poems to criticize male behaviour, male sexuality the struggles of women opening up, and the promotion of female independence regarding intellect. The Final Girl in the film must use her wit to decipher the situation and defeat the Killer through the use of her hands.

If we decipher Carol J Clover’s book on the Final Girl trope, she does mention how the victims in Slasher films are mostly viewed as women, whereas the evil characters are males. Often these Final Girls are initially stereotyped for the male gaze at the beginning of the film, but eventually, the viewer roots for the final girl to defeat the monster. The woman becomes ‘masculinized’ when she is forced to defeat the monster by utilizing a weapon.

Carol further emphasizes this action while discussing how the killing of the monster/killer can be related to ‘castrating’ the male, which in return eliminates the ‘threat’ to the uterine. The body part that represents Hasta’s is the palm of their hand. The Hasta Nakshatra is known for manifesting outcomes with their hands. In Komilla’s Sutton book, she describes how Hasta can be related to elephants, as they use their trunk as an extra hand to complete their task. I thought this was interesting considering the quote ‘to hold something/someone in the palm of your hand,’ pretty much means you the influence or control of something/someone. The symbolism of the hand of course can be also correlated to their Deity, Savitar - The Sun God. Savitar was known to be skillful with his hands.

In all, I do think Hasta has some correlation with the Final Girl Trope, whether it would be in films or tv shows. I do think there are many of factors (my own personal ones) and others that are discussed in Clover's book. It wasnt that long, but I hope you guys enjoyed reading it! Feedback would be greatly appreciated xx.