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A special and mysterious Nakshatra is Ashlesha. The source of the term Ashlesha, "Shlesha," implies to embrace or cling to something. The residents of Ashlesha have a connection to the serpent deities known as Nagas, who are capable of profound wisdom and extraordinary knowledge.

They guard their friends and family fiercely. They often battle and strive for a social cause because to their welcoming and embracing character. They feel divided or detached as a result of Ketu's influence.

These locals are incredibly independent and have strong communication abilities.They go by the name "supernatural dragons" as well. They do, however, possess very powerful instincts. Their intensity of fixation produces a potent single-pointed objective. For spiritual awakening, the Ashlesha Nakshatra is excellent.

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Natives of the Pushya Nakshatra are frequently attractive and have good voices as well! They are excellent communicators and have a way of making others feel good. They are subdued. They have compassion for everyone and are sympathetic. They are also composed and tolerant. They strive to educate people and frequently offer wise counsel. They have a strong sense of morality, are wise, and act with great consideration.

They always have future plans in place. They constantly fail to accomplish their objectives because they ignore the present and live in the future. They are driven by a variety of factors, including comfort, family, home, obligations, and ethics.

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Goddess Aditi, the divinity, has 12 sons, Adityas, who stand for the twelve months of the year and the twelve supreme principles. Goddess Aditi is seen as the one who leads us down the noble road. Because of this, Punarvasu residents exude a maternal atmosphere. It's not difficult to sense their sustaining presence. This Nakshatra was even the birthplace of Lord Rama.

Some people are good givers, and as a result, they receive tenfold blessings. This Nakshatra is about giving and receiving, so to speak. They contribute with no expectations of receiving anything in return, and they overwhelmingly benefit. Jupiter rewards Punarvasu residents for their excellent efforts. They serve as the guardians of all living things.

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The Ardra Nakshatra represents change. "Star of tears and destruction" is what it is. Its god is "Rudra," a ferocious manifestation of Shiva. They endure challenges before achieving tremendous fame. "The star of tears and devastation" is Ardra Nakshatra.

Being the young Shiva, Rudra was a recluse. He liked to hang out at the crematorium, spread ashes, play with snakes, and his closest buddies were goblins. Most certainly unusual. similar to natives of Ardra. They are given a route by Rahu to experience the flavours of various ingredients. Everything that is out of the ordinary, including foods, objects, creatures, and anything else that is difficult to accept in society. Mike Tyson, whose pet tiger rules this Nakshatra, is its most notable personality. Discover everything there is to know about astrology, including its various uses and how it affects our lives.

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This Nakshatra has a legendary tale attached to it. After making the world, Lord Brahma fell in love with the daughter he had made and began pursuing her. He changed into an antelope to enable him to move more quickly when she began to flee. Shiva delivered her from harm. Therefore, as this Nakshatra is linked to incest in the family, its inhabitants are likely to engage in incestuous behaviour.

It's referred to as a star that's connected to the search. People who are continually seeking or looking for something are the focus of this nakshatra. However, this typically results in people spending more time hunting for things than actually reaching the desired result.

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According to myth, Rohini was the princess-rishi Daksha Prajapati's daughter. Of his 60 children, 27 were married to Chandra. One of them, and the most adored of them all, was Rohini. Her eyes were captivating and exuded a really calming aura. The inhabitants of Rohini Nakshatra have these characteristics as well.

The root of the term "Rohini" is "Rohana," which meaning to rise or grow. Rohini is Sanskrit for "Red One." The dominant red giant star known as "Yogdhara" or "Alderberan," which governs this nakshatra, is the source of this relationship. The moon, known as "Chandra," rules the nakshatra, while "Brahma" is the deity. This constellation is also known as "Surabhi." Surabhi is a reference to Kamdhenu, a cow that grants wishes.

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Popularly known for having two metaphorical meanings, the Krittika Nakshatra. The first definition of Krittika is something cutting. That is why a knife is used as its emblem. Cutting sharp is not the same as literally chopping something off, by the way. In contrast, it denotes intelligence or a sharp mind. Additionally, locals who are prone to arguing or having a combative disposition. The six moms who raised the young Kartikay (Shiva's oldest son) are also the source of the name "Krittika," which has another origin. Thus, one of the important characteristics of those born under the Krittika nakshatra is nurturing.

Natives of Krittika are associated with Agni, a master of virtues. On all levels—physical, mental, and spiritual—Agni is tremendously active.

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The female reproductive organ known as "yoni" is the symbol of the Bharani Nakshatra, also known as the "Bearer of Life." The deity of this Nakshatra, "Lord Yama," who is the God of Death, serves as a metaphor for Life and Death.

This Nakshatra has some strong aspects, like envy. But these folks are also capable of excessive fanaticism. The most necessary improvements to any local or national injustice come from these revolutionaries. Most of us lack the confidence to make such drastic adjustments, yet they are fearless and capable of doing so. This explains why many Bharani natives work in politics, the legal system, or are opposed to any institution that promotes injustice.

These are fantastic attorneys, philosophers, artists, scientists, doctors, and politicians.

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The horse's head serves as its astrological sign because the deity is—or rather, are—the "Ashwini Kumars," or horse-headed twins. It is the first nakshatra. The Ashwini Kumars were heavenly healers. They served as the gods' healers. As a result, the medical industry employs a large number of Ashwini natives. They are excellent doctors, surgeons, and conventional healers.

These are the take-charge, go-getter kind. They are the ones that bring dawn. However, they lead very active lives and are impulsive. They are unable to slow down. Dealing with these people requires a no-nonsense attitude.

It is hardly surprising that these individuals consistently receive fines for driving too fast. They enjoy using all of their energy. They won't be seen just lounging around the house munching on chips.

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Another Nakshatra system, the 28 Nakshatra plan, enters the picture when it comes to spiritual worlds. A hypothetical square with seven sets of steps on each side serves as a representation for this. Maharloka, Janaloka, Tapoloka, and Swargaloka represent each side. The name of this square is Chok or Jagannath. If one knows Orissa dance, which is based on Chok, they will know that it is a very spiritual dance.

There are 2.25 Nakshatras in each zodiac. That translates to two Nakshatras and one-fourth of the third Nakshatra after that. As a result, each zodiac has nine Padas because each Nakshatra has four of them. Nakshatra lords, often known as deities, are vital in defining the planetary motivation of inhabitants. To a certain extent, they alter planetary influences.

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