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pubbamoon · 3 months

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Nakshatras Observation

Hey! How you're doing? I'm doing good. You know I make posts everyday, but yesterday I needed to rest and to take a pause of writing and making observations a little bit. This post for today is going to be fully about Vedic astrology and theme of this post are fixed stars, constellations or the nakshatras. You can all it however you want to, but I mostly call it nakshatras, 'cause it's more common term. Anyway, let's just begin!

First of all, what are nakshatras? Nakshatras are the fixed stars from the Universe which are divided from each other by degrees of the zodiac signs. Every zodiac sign has three nakshatras in it and each nakshatra means something else. For example, two nakshatras in Cancer mean different things, so two Cancer Moon natives with two different nakshatras may be different from each other. I forgot to mention in my previous post about Vedic astrology that it can be named as 'Jyotish' astrology and it's from India, so keep that in mind.

But nonetheless, let's continue. Each nakshatra has its own planetary ruler and these planets can be the Sun, the Moon, Mercury, Venus, Mars, Jupiter, Saturn, Rahu (North Node of The Moon) and Ketu (South Node of The Moon). Also, each nakshatra has its own deity, mythology, yoni (sexual animal), symbol and its association with each fixed star (Antares, Regulus, Aldebaran, Betelgeuse, Spica etc.). There's overall 27 nakshatras and in the next picture, you can see the name of nakshatras, their order, in which sign they start at, in which sign they end at, their planetary ruler (lord) and their ruling deity.

Each nakshatra lasts 13 degrees and 20 minutes in every sign. To make things clearer, I'm going to make the order of nakshatras by its planetary rulers (lords).

Ketu (South Node of The Moon):

Ashwini: 0° 00' Aries - 13°20' Aries

Magha: 0° 00' Leo - 13° 20' Leo

Mula: 0° 00' Sagittarius - 13° 20' Sagittarius

Ketu is a shadow planet which represents the past life, spirituality and seeking the truth. Its nakshatras are placed at the very beginning of the fire signs, because they represent the end of the karma from previous life (water signs) and the activation of karma from this lifetime (fire signs).

Venus:

Bharani: 13° 20' Aries - 26° 40' Aries

Purva Phalguni: 13° 20' Leo - 26° 40' Leo

Purva Ashadha: 13° 20' Sagittarius - 26° 40' Sagittarius

Venus does represent love, raw femininity, sensuality, romance and pleasures. Its nakshatras are located at the center of the fire signs, which represent individuality. We have to learn to love ourself first, because seeking the love to others isn't real love and is more likely people pleasing.

The Sun:

Krittika: 26° 40' Aries - 10° 00' Taurus

Uttara Phalguni: 26° 40' Leo - 10° 00' Virgo

Uttara Ashadha: 26° 40' Sagittarius - 10° 00' Capricorn

The Sun represents our vitality, father, king, royalty, refined masculinity, purpose, self-expression etc. Its nakshatras are placed between the fire signs and the earth sign, making a balance between individuality and confidence with practicality and being down to earth.

The Moon:

Rohini: 10° 00' Taurus - 23° 20' Taurus

Hasta: 10° 00' Virgo - 23° 20' Virgo

Shravana: 10° 00' Capricorn - 23° 20' Capricorn

The Moon represents home, public, mind, refined femininity, mother, emotions, nurturing, nostalgia etc. and its nakshatras are located completely in earth signs. In order to become emotionally secure, we need to build up the stability in our home environment.

Mars:

Mrigashira: 23° 20' Taurus - 6° 40' Gemini

Chitra: 23° 20' Virgo - 6° 40' Libra

Dhanishta: 23° 20' Capricorn - 6° 40' Aquarius

Mars represents raw masculinity, courage, strength, having a muscular body and sex. Its nakshatras are located between the earth signs and the air signs, making a balance between the hard-working energy (earth signs) with having a time for hanging out with other people (air signs). People with the prominent Mars-ruled nakshatras are prone to have a mental health issues.

Rahu (North Node of The Moon):

Ardra: 6° 40' Gemini - 20° 00' Gemini

Swati: 6° 40' Libra - 20° 00' Libra

Shatabhisha: 6° 40' Aquarius - 20° 00' Aquarius

Rahu is also a shadow planet as Ketu and it represents future, internet, social medias, illusions, obsessions and overnight success. Its nakshatras are placed completely in the air signs which represents collectivity and masses of people. You have to be relatable and likeable to others if you want to succeed on the internet.

Jupiter:

Punarvasu: 20° 00' Gemini - 3° 20' Cancer

Vishakha: 20° 00' Libra - 3° 20' Scorpio

Purva Bhadrapada: 20° 00' Aquarius - 3° 20' Pisces

Jupiter does represent expansion, higher education, luck, sharing knowledge to others and its nakshatras are placed in the air signs and at the beginning stage of the water signs. People with the prominent Jupiter-ruled nakshatras may likely spread their knowledge to the group of people (air signs) and show their genuine side (water signs).

Saturn:

Pushya: 3° 20' Cancer - 16° 40' Cancer

Anuradha: 3° 20' Scorpio - 16° 40' Scorpio

Uttara Bhadrapada: 3° 20' Pisces - 16° 40' Pisces

Saturn represents discipline, karma, struggles, restrictions, career, longevity, masses of people and its nakshatras are located completely in water signs. This planet teaches us to become emotionally stable and to control our emotions.

Mercury:

Ashlesha: 16° 40' Cancer - 0° 00' Leo

Jyeshta: 16° 40' Scorpio - 0° 00' Sagittarius

Revati - 16° 40 Pisces - 0° 00' Aries

Mercury does represent our communication style, writing style, mental stimulation etc. Its nakshatras begin at the center of the water signs and end at the very end of the water signs. This can mean that communication might be transformative, even manipulative. It can also show the death and the end of our karma from this current lifetime.

P.S. Pubba is an abbreviation of Purva Phalguni word. Since I have the Moon in Purva Phalguni nakshatra in Leo, I chose to call my username as @pubbamoon.

So, that could be everything for today. It was pretty interesting to make this kind of post, haha. Hope you enjoyed it and learned something new. See you!

Best regards,

Paky McGee

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youremyheaven · 6 months

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Vedic Astrology Observations

1. Punarvasus tend to be very spiritual if not religious. They find peace in prayer. Another thing I've noticed is that they are very sexually conservative (probably because of their cat yoni). Mariah Carey, Punarvasu Moon was a virgin when she married her first husband and waited until marriage to be intimate with her second husband as well. She was engaged to James Packer for 18 months and they reportedly never had a physical relationship.

Miranda Kerr, Punarvasu Moon was in a relationship with Evan Spiegel for 3 years and waited until marriage. Drew Barrymore, Punarvasu Moon has said that she's been celibate since her divorce in 2016.

2. Mariah Carey, Punarvasu Moon speaking of the nature of light & time , her memoir has multiple chapters titled with light-related names and even sooo many of her songs , including Butterfly (Punarvasus are connected to butterflies)

3. Moksha gana nakshatras embody the trickster archetype. They also often argue or provoke people simply for the heck of it. 2/3 Moon ruled naks (Rohini & Hasta) are Moksha gana and it makes sense as to why they fuck with people just because they can, they have nothing to gain from it and it serves no purpose, they're evil for the heck of it. They'll go to any length to ruin you even if they ruin themselves in the process.

Moksha means liberation in Sanskrit (Sanskrit is a classical language like Latin that is pretty much only used in a scholarly context) and is one of 4 purusharthas or motivations assigned to the 27 naks. The others are artha (wealth) kama (pleasure) and dharma (duty). Moksha would be located at the very top of Maslow's hierarchy of needs, which means an individual with Moksha gana naks has transcended all the other base level motivations of accumulating wealth, seeking pleasure and doing one's duty. What is left to do now? If an individual is evolved, they actually seek liberation through their spirituality but if they are not, not only are they unbothered by any ordinary human motives, they lack the ability to devote themselves to anything ordinary because they simply dont care about getting a job or building a house or whatever. this means they also kind of exist beyond normal social norms?? go up against a Moksha gana native/Moon dominant person and the kind of arguments they'll use against you will reveal this nature of theirs. like they will have zero issue using your every vulnerability and insecurity against you just to win an argument or put you down. they hate to look "weak" so they will tear you apart just because they can, with no regard for any history you share. there are people who defend this by saying "oh well i was mad" babygirl everybody gets mad, but if someone isnt raising their voice, being petty or singling you out and bringing up your past to make you crumble, its not because they're incapable of it, its because they have principles.

Moksha gana naks love to play devil's advocate.

4. Rahuvians have bad memory, they probably repeat the same stories in different ways every few weeks lol

5. Saturnian women often marry billionaires according to Claire Nakti and I recently found some more examples of that:

** Mariah Carey, UBP Sun was engaged to Australian billionaire, James Packer who used to date Miranda Kerr, Pushya Rising (both these women are also Punarvasu Moon), Miranda is now married to the CEO of Snapchat.

** Lisa Manobal, UBP Sun is dating Frederic Arnault, a French billionaire

** Elle Macpherson, UBP Sun was in a relationship with Arpad Busson with whom she had 2 kids (he's not a billionaire but he does have a net worth of $500 million)

6. Nominative determinism, literally "name-driven outcome", is the hypothesis that people tend to gravitate towards areas of work that reflect their names.

but i thought i'd use it in the context of astrology and how most people are subconsciously given names that reflect their nakshatras

ex: Angelina Jolie

the name Angelina is an expansion of Angela which is derived from the Greek word Angelos which means "Angel" or "messenger". Angelina has Revati Moon which is a deva ("godly" nakshatra) and Jolie is the French word for "pretty" and Angelina has Venus in 1h and is Pushya Rising (these were two of the biggest beauty indicators according to Claire's research)

(its so cute to me that her name is literally Angel Pretty bc damn right she is)

Yara Shahidi (Revati Moon)- Yara is the name of a water spirit and in Portuguese it means "Water lady" (Yara has stated that her name means one who is close to your heart, but names can have several different meanings) and Shahidi means "witness" in Persian. I feel like all of that really ties together with Revati being in pisces rashi and the last nakshatra that is "witness" to everything else etc

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marsprincess889 · 1 year

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NAKSHATRAS AS GODDESSES

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🌸ROHINI🍭

DISCLAIMER: This is based solely on my research and the patterns that I saw. I can't promise that I'm gonna be sure in all the coorelations, but I'm going to attribute each nakshatra a goddess that I think fits it the closest. If you're dissapointed, to make up for it, I'm going to list some other deities in the end that I think also fit the nakshatra. Don't come for me if you think I'm wrong, be respectful in the comments if you think so and have fun 🤍

This one was easy and also not easy? It seems too easy, too easy to be true, like the mythology of the nakshatra itself...

Lakshmi

Pantheon: Hindu

Name meaning: a lucky omen, the goal.

Associations: wealth, beauty, love, abundance, fortune, power, fertility and prosperity.

Symbols: Lotus flower, elephant, owl, gold coins.

Lakshmi, according to Hindu mythology, was born from the churning of the ocean of milk, an event that was caused by the war between the Demons and the Gods. She was born fully grown, on a lotus, with a smiling, radiant face. She rides an owl and is often depicted by two elephants showering her. Elephants are a symbol of strength, luck and proserity. Owl (the symbol of the opposite nakshatra- jyeshta) is often seen with Lakshmi as a kind of guardian, always watching over her.

Rohini is the nakshatra of quick and rapid growth, its real life natives often being physically mature but internally childlike, often more dependant and submissive. This is the trait that makes this nakshatra the favourite of the moon, the planet moon is also literally exalted here, as well as Rahu.

One of the symbols of Rohini nakshatra is a chariot. It's a preserved tradition that brides ride in a chariot on the day of marriage. Lakshmi is often depicted seating on a chariot. Chariot/cart is also the symbol of the Taurus, the sign in which Rohini is located.

Some sources say that Lakshmi is associated with the moistness nessecary for growth (rohini's power).

You might have noticed that in most depictions she has four hands. They are said to represent the four aims of life: Dharma (righeousness), Artha (gathering necessary material recources), Kama (going after desires) and Moksha (liberation through knowledge). Her name literally means "aim" or "goal", so that definitely makes sense.

The deity assigned to Rohini is Prajapati- creator god. Rohini is the birth of the cosmic daugher and feminine at its most submissive. So submissive, that she does not question what influence is offered to her, she just absorbs it and gives it back.

Because Rohini is growth in all of its aspects, it's no wonder that the Hindu goddess of wealth is coorelated to it. Rohini is also closely connected to the Hindu culture overall. The overabundant use of bright, saturated colors and the frequent flower symbolism (flowers are connected to Rohini) is reminiscent of what people find beautiful as children, especially little girls.

The overall analysis of Rohini is a completely different topic and claire nakti has done a stellar job at it. Hopefully this post made it clear why I think Lakshmi is the fit for Rohini. Also, do not think me lazy because I chose a Hindu goddess, it's literally the best one I could find, besides, Indian culture really suits Rohini.

Apologies to Rohini natives and everyone else, I couldn't find other deities that suited Rohini, besides Prajapati and Goddess Rohini herself, but I think that Lakshmi is pretty much on point. Let me know your thoughts, comment, reblog, like. Thanks for reading and take care 🤍

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vertigoblockbuster · 7 months

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ज्येष्ठा

Jyestha: Victory, jealousy

Jyestha is Nakshatra Eighteen

Nakshatras are sometimes called lunar mansions - one full cycle of the moon equates to it's passage through all twenty-seven nakshatras, or all of it's twenty-seven 'homes' or 'mansions.' In this way, the moon is of utmost prominence in Vedic astrology - a key difference from astrology in the West, where the placement of the Sun is generally revered as being most important.

Jyestha means "eldest one" in Sanskrit. It also can mean "first one," "right one," "most victorious." If we think of the twenty-seven nakshatras as being twenty-seven sisters, Jyestha would be the oldest - despite this not being the final nakshatra in the Vedic zodiac. Although Jyestha is the oldest, wisest, and presumably the best by her name, it is the nakshatra Rohini who is the favorite dwelling place (mansion) of the moon.

A dark side of Jyestha nakshatra is it's tendency towards jealousy. Rohini, while not the wisest or 'best' of the nakshatras, is favored above all the others by the moon - this kind of thing greatly agitates Jyestha. There is a deep pride at this point in the zodiac. While they often come by their pride honestly by way of perseverance and victory through personal hardship, there is a danger of feeling entitled to special treatment. If A Jyestha person is (in their mind) robbed of the attention or respect they deserve, these are people that can be viscerally covetous. Of course, the inverse may be true as well - Jyestha people are commonly on the receiving end of jealousy coming at them from other people.

In the neo-pagan feminine triad of maiden, mother, and crone (represented by the waxing, full, and waning moon phases), Jyestha is the crone (Rohini, sitting opposite to Jyestha on the zodaic wheel, is the maiden). She is a wise and weathered old woman with a wealth of knowledge and sage advice. She has accumulated her life's lessons and now seeks to pass them down to her younger sisters. She expects her advice to be heeded, her presence respected. And rightfully so - she possesses priceless lived experience.

It's easy to love an old woman who doesn't give a fuck. She knows that she knows better than you... why would she care about your opinion? There is a deep inner knowing that radiates from Jyestha people, and they are made all the more attractive by their confidence in their beliefs, values, morals, etc.. They carry an air of victory, even in moments of defeat. They know that for every moment of despair there is a moment of bliss, for every defeat a victory. Defeat to Jyestha people simply implies that victory is ensured in the future.

Jyestha is Located at 16°40' to 30°00' Scorpio

In the astrology community (or at least the pop-astrology community) Scorpio is one of the most widely misunderstood and stigmatized signs. Traditionally Scorpio has been associated with the planet Pluto while modern astrologers have come to associate it this sign with Mars. The constellation ruling Scorpio is Scorpius, with the bright red star anteres at it's heart. It's symbolized by.. a scorpion.

If you run in astrological circles you've probably been hearing a lot about Pluto in recent months. That's because it recently entered Aquarius after being in Capricorn since 2008. Pluto is going to retrograde back into Capricorn one more time in 2024 before it slides into Aquarius for the long haul, from November of this year until 2043. When it changes sign its kind of a big deal.

It takes Pluto about 250 years to orbit the sun and complete it's journey through the zodiac. For this reason its considered to be an outer or generational planet because the sign that Pluto is in stays the same for a long time. A cohort of people born in the same time period will have an outer planet in the same sign. Most millennials will have Pluto in Scorpio, and most of Gen Z will have Pluto in Sagittarius.

Pluto moves slow and his effects are profound. Pluto is Hades, god of the underworld. From this linkage it's easy to understand Pluto's connection to death, rebirth, riches and wealth (thinking about mining as literally going underground to find precious metals). As the underworld planet, Pluto rules over things that effect us that we can't see - material buried in the subconscious. Potent Pluto transits unearth patterns in our life that we didn't know we had - or were in denial about. Pluto is tricky because when it's truly operating you aren't aware of it. It is a planet that brings us face to face with our own psyches.

It should be noted that Jyestha's association with Scorpio depends on the astrologer you ask. Sidereal versus Tropical calculations will tell you different things... you might be a Scorpio ascendant using sidereal calculations and a Sagittarius ascendant using tropical calculations. The reason sidereal astrological calculations give different placement results from tropical ones is because the sidereal system takes into account the 'wobble' of the earth's rotating axis. More about that here: https://www.whitelotusoflight.com/blog/sidereal-vs-tropical-zodiac-and-why-it-matters

Jyestha Falls at a Gandanta Point - Places of Transformation in the Zodiac

Vedic astrology notes three places in the zodiac where (potentially volatile) changes take place in an individual. These places are called gandanta points and can be found where the water signs meet the fire signs - on the Pisces-Aries cusp (Revati/Ashwini), the Cancer-Leo cusp (Ashlesha/Magha), and the Scorpio-Sagittarius cusp (Jyestha/Mula).

"Gand" means knot and "Anta" means end. Gandanta points are where karmic knots are tied and untied, depending on previous lives and where someone is in terms of soul evolution. Only you can untie knots that you have tied. This is why for people with prominent natal placements in gandanta nakshatras (look at the sun, moon, and ascendant signs in particular) are faced with difficulty in their lives. They are here to unlearn and relearn new and different ways of being to ultimately merge with universal consciousness. This comes through exposure to (sometimes painful) life lessons. If you pay attention, different iterations of the same lesson come to you over and over until you have mastered how to handle it. This is the cyclical nature of karma. We are constantly creating and releasing karma, this is the reality of living in a physical world of cause-and-effect. Until you are different (untying the knot/breaking the karmic cycle), you will get the same.

A lot of fear-mongering is out there about gandanta points. It's human nature to be afraid of what we don't understand, and a lot of the time we don't understand why we suffer difficulty and pain. I think that these gandanta points are master courses in surrender. The way you thought things were, the way you thought they should be, no longer works. It doesn't matter how tightly we cling to how things were, these gandanta points pry from our hands what we thought was true to reveal Truth. Reality, whether we like it or not, makes itself known. To progress past who we have been, we have to let go of who we were and fully surrender - thus untying the karmic knot so we can tie a new one.

Indra: King of the Gods

We can derive a lot about the unique characters of the 27 nakshatras through investigating their ruling deities and Jyestha is no exception. Jyestha's deity Indra is one of the most important gods in the Vedic pantheon. He is god of the skies, controlling rain, thunder, and storms (often depicted artistically as wielding a lightning bolt or vajra). His connection with storms associates him as a warrior god and he was often invoked before battles. He is king of the devas, king of the gods.

Indra's most famous moment of victory is his battle with the demonic serpent Vritra. Vritra stole all the water on earth, bringing drought upon all it's inhabitants. To prepare for his fight against Vritra, Indra consumed copious amounts of the ritual drink Soma to provide him with supernatural strength and energy. Using his Vajra (a kind of weaponized version of a lightning bolt) Indra vanquished Vritra by removing his head.

At the time of Indra's battle with Vritra it was Varuna who ruled the gods. Upon his return from battle Indra saw his opportunity to usurp Varuna. The way he did this was by whispering in the gods' ears, planting seeds of doubt regarding Varuna's ability to lead. "If Varuna is such a good leader... why was it me who killed Vritra?" This is very Jyestha behavior - these people are indirect, intelligent, and calculating. They constantly look to work situations in their favor. They don't lie, exactly. They also aren't inclined to tell the truth, especially if doing so is not advantageous to their own goals.

Indra, while one of the most powerful and important Vedic deities, is known for possessing human qualities and flaws. He drinks soma heavily, revealing his susceptibility to drunkenness and addiction. He is prideful and selfish, taking a position of power by means of manipulation and deception. He has obvious human vices and traits.

In many of Indra's blunders in Vedic mythology, his pride is often the cause of his downfall. This is perhaps the most important lesson we learn from Jyestha nakshatra - the greatest protection against rivals (and those with Jyestha prominent in their chars are almost guaranteed to face rivals in their lifetime - this is the cost of reaching for victory) is humility. The greatest leaders and victors are those no one can possibly spin negative stories about because of their unwavering goodness. Jyestha people have to learn to be humble (at least outwardly) no matter how victorious they become in their lives. To not do this is to ensure inevitable defeat. Perhaps by the same means through which they claimed their own victories.

A Song with Definite Jyestha Vibes: Getaway Car by Taylor Swift (Jyestha Sun)

I'm in a getaway car I left you in a motel bar Put the money in a bag and I stole the keys That was the last time you ever saw me

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Check out Vic Dicara's YouTube channel for more information about Vedic astrology.

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kerinna · 2 years

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Tattoo/Piercing for Rising Nakshatras

💉 Moon Nakshatras- Rohini, Hasta and Shravana: Tattoos that are important. Meaningful. Very minimal piercings.

💉 Mercury Nakshatras- Ashlesha, Jyestha, Revati: Tattoos that are beyond someone’s comprehension, it makes people wonder why you got it and in that specific location. Tattoo it in intimate locations. Nipple or sexual organ piercings, under tongue piercing(if that’s a thing lol)

💉 Jupiter Nakshatras- Punarvasu, Vishakha, Purva Bhadrapada: No tattoos. Piercings are better for ya’ll. Any where on the face is fine. (No body piercings)

💉 Saturn Nakshatras-Pushya, Anuradha, Uttara Bhadrapada: Simple tattoos. Not a lot of detail. (For example, someone get a smiley face :) on their finger) Piercings that are hidden behind clothing or long hair.

💉 Ketu Nakshatras- Ashwini, Magha, Mula: Tattoos that make you feel something. It evokes an emotion from you. For piercings be careful on what type of metal you use.

💉 Rahu Nakshatras- Ardra, Swati, Shatabhisha: I feel like tattoos are not that important to ya’ll. Piercings are a fun time for ya’ll, might get one on impulse. Parents may not want ya’ll to get tattoos.

💉 Sun Nakshatras- Krittika, Uttara Phalguni, Uttara Ashadha: Tattoos that are memorable. Nostalgic tattoos. Don’t do edgy piercings, simple work best for ya’ll.

💉 Venus Nakshatra- Bharani, Purva Phalguni, Purva Ashadha: Wilderness, earthy, maybe horror tattoos, UFO tattoos. Deep down I think ya’ll want piercings that would make you end up in Ripley’s believe or not, or the Guinness World Record. Bizzare Piercings.

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💉 Mars Nakshatra-Mrigashira, Chitra, Dhanista: Tattoos would be based on your libido. Piercings are just okay to you guys. Tattoos hold way more significance.

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blessed1neha · 2 years

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Nakshatras in Astrology

In Jyotish Vedic astrology, the 12 signs of the zodiac are further divided into 27 nakshatras or lunar constellations, also called lunar houses or lunar stations.

The moon spends approximately one day in each nakshatra.

Each lunar constellation covers 13 degrees, which is equal to 20 minutes of the celestial sphere.

Each nakshatra is further divided into 4 parts, which are called padas.

Each sign of the zodiac covers nine padas.

Each nakshatra has a ruler.

The order of rulers starts with keti

(South Node of the Moon) followed by venus, sun, moon, mars, rahu

(North Node of the Moon), Jupiter, Saturn and mercury

Nakshatra - what is it?

Nakshatras are the abodes in which "our karma is stored."

The use of nakshatras is very important in Vedic astrology as they determine the characteristics of the planets that reside in them.

Kinds

The most important nakshatra is the “birth star” - the nakshatra in which the Moon is located at the time of birth.

Otherw,ise it is called Janma Nakshatra.

Nakshatra Ashwini

It is located between degrees 0° 00' - 13° 20' in the sign of Aries.

Ashvini is ruled by Ketu, the descending lunar node.

A person born under the Ashvini nakshatra has an excellent physique and a strong body.

He will be very intelligent, truthful, rich and lucky.

Nakshatra Bharani

It lies between 13° 20' and 26° 40' in the sign of Aries and is ruled by Venus.

People born under the Bharani nakshatra are usually successful in their work, keep their promises, are healthy and happy.

Nakshatra Krittika

It lies between 26°40' degrees in the sign of Aries to 10°00' degrees in the sign of Taurus and is ruled by the Sun.

People born under the nakshatra of Krittika strive to get a good education, they have to make efforts to achieve success and wealth.

Nakshatra Rohini

It lies between 10°00' and 23°20' in the sign of Taurus and is ruled by the Moon.

People born under the Rohini nakshatra are outwardly attractive, calm and emotionally stable.

Home and family are very important to them.

Nakshatra Mrigashira

It lies between 23° 20' in Taurus to 6° 40' in Gemini and is ruled by the planet Mars.

People born under the Mrigashira nakshatra have a good sense of humor and a magnetic personality, they are very emotional and prone to leadership.

Nakshatra Ardra

It is located between 6°40' and 20°00' in the sign of Gemini and is ruled by the shadow planet Rahu.

People born under the Ardra nakshatra may encounter difficulties during the training period, in addition, there is a tendency to addiction.

They are well versed in the arts and have a close bond with the siblings.

Nakshatra Punarvasu

It lies between 20° 00' in Gemini to 3° 20' in Cancer and is ruled by Jupiter.

People born under the Punarvasu nakshatra have a calm disposition, a sharp mind and a good memory.

Such people always have many friends, and they devote a lot of time to communicating with children.

Nakshatra Pushya

It is located between 3° 20' and 16° 40' in the sign of Cancer and is ruled by Saturn.

People born under the Pushya nakshatra are very disciplined and very principled.

They courageously cope with serious life problems, but sometimes they worry too much over trifles.

Nakshatra Ashlesha

It is located between 16° 40' and 30° 00' in the sign of Cancer and is ruled by Mercury.

People born under the Ashlesha nakshatra are often quite cruel, prone to fits of anger.

In addition, they like to walk and travel a lot.

Nakshatra Magha

It lies between 00° 00' and 13° 20' in the sign of Leo and is ruled by the planet Ketu.

People born under the Magha nakshatra can have an anxious nature and often face various obstacles on the path of life.

They are very religious and very warm and reverent towards their parents.

Nakshatra Purva Phalguni

It lies between 13° 20' and 26° 40' and is ruled by Venus.

People born under the nakshatra Purva Phalguni are very generous and very popular with the opposite sex.

They love sports, music, dancing and prefer to lead an active lifestyle.

Nakshatra Uttara Phalguni

Located between 26° 40' in Leo and 10° 00' in Virgo, the ruling planet is the Sun.

People born under the nakshatra Uttara Phalguni love to live in luxury, are quite successful in life and can benefit financially from their education.

Nakshatra Hasta

It is located between 10° 00' and 23° 20' in the sign of Virgo and is ruled by the Moon.

People born under the Hasta nakshatra can have an eccentric character, while being excellent workers, they are very hardworking and due to this they can achieve great success.

Nakshatra Chitra

It lies between 23° 20' in Virgo and 6° 40' in Libra and is ruled by Mars.

People born under the Chitra nakshatra have an innate sense of style and love beautiful clothes, they usually look younger than their years.

If they see a chance for personal gain, they will never miss the opportunity.

Nakshatra Swati

Located between 6° 40' and 20° 00' in the sign of Libra, this nakshatra is ruled by the shadow planet Rahu.

People born under the Swati nakshatra have a phenomenal memory, they are very responsive and have a penchant for charity.

People with this disposition often succeed in business.

Nakshatra Vishakha

Located between 20° 00' in the sign of Libra to 3° 20' in the sign of Scorpio, this nakshatra is ruled by Jupiter.

People born under the Vishakha nakshatra can be very jealous and prone to scandals in relationships with loved ones.

In everyday life, such people are very friendly and religious.

Nakshatra Anuradha

It lies between 3° 20' and 16° 40' in the sign of Scorpio and is ruled by Saturn.

People born under the Anuradha nakshatra are often selfish and greedy.

They love to travel and try to capitalize on their trips.

Nakshatra Jyestha

It is located between 16° 40' and 30° 00' in the sign of Scorpio and is ruled by Mercury.

People born under the Jyestha nakshatra have leadership qualities and strive to realize them and take a leadership position.

They can be slightly arrogant and have a craving for wealth and importance.

Nakshatra Mula

It is located between 00° 00' and 13° 20' in the sign of Sagittarius and is ruled by the planet Ketu.

People born under the Mula nakshatra have stable jobs and are successful in life.

They have a well-developed natural curiosity and desire to explore everything around.

Nakshatra Purvashadha

It lies between 13° 20' and 26° 40' in the sign of Sagittarius and is ruled by Venus.

People born under the Purvashadha nakshatra have a calm nature and strive to create strong friendly alliances.

In addition to friendships, such people build strong families and are very respectful of their chosen ones.

Nakshatra Uttarashadha

It lies between 26° 40' in Sagittarius to 10° 00' in Capricorn and is ruled by the Sun.

People born under the Uttarashadha nakshatra traditionally have a large and strong family in which everyone loves them.

Such people are rarely greedy and are always ready to help.

Shravana Nakshatra

It lies between 10° 00' and 23° 20' in the sign of Capricorn and is ruled by the Moon.

People born under the Shravan nakshatra are slow in nature, they need time to make decisions, despite this they often become famous and famous.

Nakshatra Dhanishtha

It lies between 23° 20' in Capricorn to 6° 40' in Aquarius and is ruled by Mars.

People born under the Dhanishtha nakshatra are quite wealthy or become wealthy and occupy high positions in society.

Nakshatra Satabhisha

It lies between 6° 40' and 20° 00' in the sign of Aquarius and is ruled by the Planet Rahu.

People born under the Satabhish nakshatra like to maintain their independence - for this they can become cruel and even aggressive, they like to be alone with themselves.

Nakshatra Purva Bhadrapada

It lies between 20° 00' in Aquarius to 3° 20' in Pisces and is ruled by the planet Jupiter.

People born under the nakshatra Purva Bhadrapada can easily control their emotions, they have the gift of eloquence and, thanks to this, can be very successful in life.

Nakshatra Uttara Bhadrapada

It lies between 3° 20' and 16° 40' in the sign of Pisces and is ruled by Saturn.

People born under the nakshatra Uttara Bhadrapada are the backbone of their family, they often have many children and grandchildren, to whom they devote a lot of time.

Nakshatra Revati

It is located between 16° 40' and 30° 00' in the sign of Pisces and is ruled by Mercury.

People born under the Revati nakshatra love to learn and gain new knowledge.

They have a well-developed intuition and they do not make hasty decisions considering every step they take.

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Brahma, Creator of the Universe The deity of Rohini Nakshatra He discharges the function of creation and therefore is known as the creator. Brahma was the first to appear from the Supreme Truth. Brahma by Mahaboka, M/J + P/S

Rohini Nakshatra Rohini Nakshatra is one of the 27 Nakshatras or lunar mansions in Vedic astrology. It is associated with the star Aldebaran, also known as Alpha Tauri, which is located in the constellation Taurus. Rohini Nakshatra is considered to be one of the most auspicious and favorable Nakshatras.

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ALEENA PAUL || NEW DELHI INDIA

AWARENESS BLOGGER.41

HUMAN RIGHTS MATTER

Albert Einstein said

The world will not be destroyed by those who do evil but by those who watch them without doing any thing.

In my opinion bystander not consider as a guilty but coward who ignore the crime

ALEENA PAUL || NEW DELHI ,INDIA _published 9 sep 2023

I am just a consciousness raising women and i want to tell my story because we matter our voice matter.

Have you seen this image ever before ? If ‘No’ then its right time to describes about this image .its seems like I am going to describe about a such type if crime which happens in every day in our life this is not just about our country but a serious issue around the world .

I don’t know what you call this crime but I call it coward bystander .

You know what people fear the most ?yes .its ‘FEAR’ and that’s make a person coward.

Today we will discuss about very important issue which you call as bystander which known as crime but not crime in law

Have you hared about a very popular crime murder case which was happened in 1964 in newyork city the bystander effect following the violent attack and murder of a women name ‘cathedral kitty genovese’. This crime occurred over 30 minutes. During this time 38 neighbors heard kitty cries for help .but no one helped her or call the police so shameful incident . she attempted to save her own call was made to the police but it was dismissed as a domestic dispute all though the incident become globally famous. Image of news published in 1964.

Simpler to this case one more incident was done by a boy called sahil in metropolitan city delhi , INDIA on March 2023 ‘nikki murder case’ .which gone very viral.

In this case sahil who was prime suspected for his girl friend nikki murder case .which was cord in cctv camera which visible very clearly in cctv camera the boy nihal stabbed 21 times then battered with boulder. Public cought in cctv camera delhi girl killed as people walk by .

The girl suffered a ruptured skull during the attack according to the preliminary final post mortem report .scenes captured by cctv camera in a lane located in the shahbad diary area of delhi rohini.

Now my intention was not to discuss about such crime murder case but a small alert related such crimes .a topic which happen every day life in entire world a globle problem which every one ignore .known as bystander.

Before we discusses about this topic can I ask you a question?

What type of personality you are upstander or bystander?

If you are any of these plz comment .

BYSTANDER

Some one who sees or know about bullying or any crime but takes no action to address it or report it.simply who sees the crime happening but simply ignore or wrought take responsibility or simply ignore may be he/she don’t know how to handle this.

Eg – shy , fain-hearted , coward etc

UPSTANDER

Someone who recognises when something is wrong and act to make it right.

Eg – honest , faithful , brave and supporter etc.

We are upstander and want to create a campus environment where every members of our community feels included , valued and safe.

We all play a critical role in identifying situation that have a potential for harm and intervening it something dons’t look or feet quite right.

Don’t just be a step and protect people who need help your action could prevent some one from becoming a victim of any crime.

🟥 Be aware of event around you

🟥 take responsibility for the well-being of everyone in the community.

🟥 step in help others

🟥 step indirectly and separate the person

🟥 use distraction to re – direct the forces of one person elsewhere

🟥 let some friends know what going on and recruit them help

🟥 if the situation looks like unsafe call the police department or ngo for help .

Watching but doing nothing (bystander)

🟧 effect occurs from interdependence between group of people .

🟧 people in a group may expect someone else to help which relieves them from any type of responsibility to take in action.

🟧 if know one help still the blame for in action applies to everyone in the group.

🟧people may feel a shared responsibility where in a larger group so individual may not take action because they feel less responsibility when other are present.

🟧 fear of unfavourable judgement.

🟧 pluralistic ignorance is a thought that how will we do .if no body else is taking action bystander will think it is not a emergency situation and it is not my problem.

🟧 passive supporter who witness the incident but do nothing to interface.

How can we encourage bystander to get support to bullying victim?

Now the good samaritan law was introduced in india .to provide legal frame work to motivate and encourage the bystander to offer aid to the victims with out any fear of legal hassles.good samaritan who make a phone call to inform the police or emergency service .for the person lying injured on the road .shall not be compelled to reveal his name and personal detail .government of india provide cash who saves lives in road accident by those who saves lives in road accident by taking them to hospital within the golden hours. The amount of good samaritan is 5000/-rs per accident. The scheme will remain will remain operational the completion of the 15th financial cycle till 31st March,2026. One of the historic figures was mahatama gandhi ,nelson mardela and martin luttor.

Who are upstander and what they do? UPSTANDER are community members who provide acknowledgement , understanding and support for neighbours facing challenges as a result of hateful acts , natural disasters , violence or interference that threaten the integrity of their community.

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The vedic astrology girlie here.

You see, vedic astrology is derived from the Indian religious texts - the Vedas. The gods and goddesses that rule over and protect the nakshatras are described in there. Nakshatras also have the energy of these deities and people's life events resemble of the deities of their nakshatras.

The most important planet in a person's birth chart is his moon. It has the biggest effect on a person. Jimin has a Rohini nakshatra moon.

We have 27 nakshatras after the 27 spouses of the moon god. Every nakshatra is the god's spouse. Rohini is the favourite spouse. She is the youngest of the wives, known for her captivating singing, dancing, beauty and charms. She was also really smart.

The moon spent so much time with Rohini and loved her so much that he forgot about all other 26 wives which made them jealous and bitter. They even complained about it to another powerful god and he made the moon god sign a contract that he would spend time with each of his wives.

So, the story of Rohini also applies to those who have personal placements in this nakshatra. These people often attract an insane amount of jealousy but also attention. They are very attractive and artistic. Have quite youthful appearance. Known for their soft and romantic facial features. Very loved and sought after, sensual. You see where I am going? And the Marylin Monroe-Jimin comparison is kinda funny. She has a Rohini nakshatra placement but in her case it's her sun in Rohini. Lately I've seen a lot of comparison of Jimin and Cillian Murphy, and guess what? He's a Rohini sun, too.

And coming back to Jimin's Mula ascendant. Nakshatras also have their own celestial object that rules over them. Mula's ruler is the supermassive black hole that is located in the center of our galaxy. Our galaxy LITERALLY revolves around it and everything is attracted to this black hole because of its' gravitational force. Black holes are mysterious scary fuckers that physicist have been obsessing over for decades. People with Mula nakshatra are the center of people's attention as well. They leave strong impression and tend to attract connections.

Also let me tell you that Jimin's chart indicates A LOT of hidden enemies, secrets, obsession and jealousy from people. But the interesting thing is that all these themes come together in the Jyeshta nakshatra. Jyeshta is known as the king of the nakshatras. The fighter and the winner who destroy its' enemies. So, one way or another Jimin's gonna come out as the winner. His chart kinda gives off the vibes of the last survivor (both mula and jyeshta indicate it and both of these nakshatras are very prominent in his chart). Btw, he also has insane abilities for manifestation lol.

There is also so much more to tell about his chart (especially his chitra nakshatra sun and the way his chick|snake emoji is related to his rohini moon). He has quite hard but very powerful chart.

Oh god!! This is so interesting!

I love reading about this. And it matches jimin perfectly. Woww.

You're amazing anon.

#jimin

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