#ascendant in ashwini nakshatra

[marsprincess889]

NAKSHATRAS AS GODDESSES

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🐎ASHWINI🐎

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 🤍

While researching, at first it was obvious that no deity was as perfect for Ashwini as Ashwini Kumaras themselves. I still tried to search for a Goddess that would be most similar to this nakshatra's energies and I kid you not, I've found the exact goddess I was looking for. Definitely was not expecting this.

Saule

Pronounced "sow-lay"

Pantheon: Lithuanian

Name meaning: The sun

Main associations: The Sun, fertility, healing, helping women and children, red apple, gold.

Symbols: The Sun, apples, colors gold and red.

The Baltic people believed the Sun to be a disc, dancing and rolling around. Saule is the literal representation of the sun, who, not unlike the Greek god Helios, rides a chariot pulled by two horses. The horses are mostly described as white and sometimes golden, and they're called, believe it or not, the Asviniai. It seems that the word has an Indo-European root.

The deities assigned to Ashwini are Ashwini Kumaras_twin horsemen, depicted as young, healthy and handsome men who can heal people.

Like their power, Saule is associated with healing, regeneration and also fertility. She rides in her copper-wheeled carriage with her trusted horses, flying through the sky every day, bringing light and warmth to Earth. In regards to her appearance, she's frequently depicted with long golden hair, as well as being associated with gold and amber in general. She's described as being dressed in golden silk. Being the goddess of health and vitality, she had horses that would never tire nor sweat.

At night Saule would bathe her horses and go to the underworld. She was married to the moon god Menesis. Their first child was Earth, then followed other children: the Stars. It's said that her husband was very carefree, sometimes sneaking out of their castle in his moon carriage, thus leaving the world to darkness. Despite having a husband, ultimately, Saule is a sovereign and independent goddess.

As the setting sun, Saule is known as the falling red apple, a ring or a crown. She's strongly associated with the color red, and also apples and apple trees. Other plants associated with her are daisies, sunflowers, roses and linden.

Saule is honored every year at summer solstice.

I want to talk a little about why I coorelated her to Ashwini but first, I'll talk about the goddess extremely similar to her- Norse goddess Sol/ Sunna. She's also associated with the sun, healing, regeneration and has a chariot pulled by two horses, one of which is called Allsvinn (very fast), the other is called Arvak (early rising). Also, one of her many names literally means "Gold".

I think the association of these goddesses with Ashwini kumaras is clear, but I chose the Baltic goddess saule as to me the Baltic culture is more similar to Ashwini's energies than the Norse (You'll definitely see Norse goddesses in this series tho). Baltic people also have gods which are basically their equivalent of Ashwini Kumaras, twin horsemen gods called Ašvieniai. It's crazy to me that two cultures that you wouldn't think have anything in common basically share a deity.

Other deities that can be associated with Ashwini other than Saule:

Sunna- Norse goddess of the Sun, healing and fertility.

Ašvieniai- Baltic twin horsemen gods who have a gift of healing

Rhiannon- Celtic goddess known as "The Horse Queen", goddess of movement, leadership, the night, the moon and death.

Epona- Celtic goddess most strongly linked to horses (and you can tell by her name)

That's it for Ashwini🤍❤ I love my horse- people😅🤍 I genuinely do, there's no one like you guys, you are very healing and refreshing to be around. Keep going 🐎🐎

Don't forget to comment if u liked this or you can interact in any way .

[lola-jo]

Contents

The full story

Nakshatra Beauty Series:

Ketu Nakshatras

Ashwini Chandra (Moon) / Lagna (Ascendant) Magha Chandra (Moon) / Lagna (Ascendant) Mula Chandra (Moon) / Lagna (Ascendant)

Venus Nakshatras

Bharani Chandra (Moon) / Lagna (Ascendant) - Coming Soon! Purva Phalguni Chandra (Moon) / Lagna (Ascendant) - Coming Soon! Purva Ashadha Chandra (Moon) / Lagna (Ascendant) - Coming Soon!

Moon Nakshatras

Rohini Chandra (Moon) / Lagna (Ascendant) - Coming Soon! Hasta Chandra (Moon) / Lagna (Ascendant) Shravana Chandra (Moon) / Lagna (Ascendant) - Coming Soon!

Sun Nakshatras

Krittika Chandra (Moon) / Lagna (Ascendant) - Coming Soon! Uttara Phalgunī Chandra (Moon) / Lagna (Ascendant) - Coming Soon! Uttara Ashadha Chandra (Moon) / Lagna (Ascendant) - Coming Soon!

Mars Nakshatras

Mrigashīrsha Chandra (Moon) / Lagna (Ascendant) - Coming Soon! Chitra Chandra (Moon) / Lagna (Ascendant) - Coming Soon! Dhanishta Chandra (Moon) / Lagna (Ascendant) - Coming Soon!

Rahu Nakshatras

Ardra Chandra (Moon) / Lagna (Ascendant) - Coming Soon! Swati Chandra (Moon) / Lagna (Ascendant) - Coming Soon! Shatabhisha Chandra (Moon) / Lagna (Ascendant)

Jupiter Nakshatras

Punarvasu Chandra (Moon) / Lagna (Ascendant) - Coming Soon! Vishakha Chandra (Moon) / Lagna (Ascendant) - Coming Soon! Purva Bhadrapada Chandra (Moon) / Lagna (Ascendant) - Coming Soon!

Saturn Nashatras

Pushya Chandra (Moon) / Lagna (Ascendant) - Coming Soon! Anuradha (Moon) / Lagna (Ascendant) - Coming Soon! Uttara Bhadrapada Chandra (Moon) / Lagna (Ascendant) - Coming Soon!

Mercury Nakshatras

Ashlesha Chandra (Moon) / Lagna (Ascendant) - Coming Soon! Jyeshtha Chandra (Moon) / Lagna (Ascendant) - Coming Soon! Revati Chandra (Moon) / Lagna (Ascendant) - Coming Soon!

[venussaidso]

I notice how Sidereal Aries (Ashwini, Bharani and sometimes Krittika) women don't like to be trapped in a power dynamic relationship. They're less likely to date men older than them because they feel open to manipulation that way, or feel unsafe around men of higher status that may abuse power over them. You'll see them dating people on 'their level' if not a slightly higher level. Although there will always be exceptions of course, especially if there's any kind Saturn influence. But this is what I've seen. This can apply to those with Mars Atmakaraka or dominant Mars.

[numbersandstars]

Hello! Would you help me interpret my vedic big three; Ashwini sun, Ardra moon, and Chitra rising? Thank you 💓

Hello yangyangswurst, Sun in Ashvini shows spiritual wisdom is important as well as freedom. You're independent, strong, cheerful and hard-working. There is karma to finish related to what your Sun represents in your chart. Ardra Moon shows high sensitivity, compassion, ups and downs in life, moods affect relationships. Chitra rising indicates creativity, motivation, intelligence. It shows you integrate yourself well in society, you are aware of how you look even though Ardra Moon makes you act like a rebel sometimes.

[clarynewme]

hi! I'd like to participate in your 18+ <3

my dob is 12 august 2006, 10:35 pm , Samana, Punjab, India

and can I choose the ascendant please ^^

thank u ♥

Hi @arumlia ☺ Thank you so much for participating💋

Ascendant S*xual Compatibility

Ashwini

Bharani

Pushya

Rohini

Mula

Ardra

Magha

Purva Ashadha

Uttara Ashadha

Okay I think I am done😅 I hope you like this reading if you do leave feedback on my page🙏 And let me know if it resonates👌it helps improving my readings🫶💜

P.S. This technique is by Simon Chokoisky (Youtube)🤌

[starsandsuch]

Astro Observations

Part 10 I think ! I lost count 😂

1. You’ll notice many astrologers w Saturn prominent in the chart. Saturn represents time, and astrology is the keeping of time.

2. People obsessed w astrology have a strong connection w the 8th house in their chart. Especially Jupiter, rahu, ketu, saturn, mars or their Atmakaraka in the 8th house.

3. Krittika is connected to farming and agriculture , especially the Aries portion of it.

4. Opposition Nakshatras experience similar themes

5. For example Ashlesha opposes Dhanishta (Capricorn portion) they both deal with the perils of abuse in early life and the perils of fame too. Both have challenging connection w mother figure.

6. Saturn is metal, Saturnians have this robotic coldness ab them. With Saturnian nakshatras especially uttarabhadrapada and anuradha they can appear very still and controlled to others, where ppl find them a but off-putting bc of this.

7. The only ppl that loosen Saturnian’s coldness is the luminaries, sun and moon. Saturnians will be mean to everyone but have a soft spot for solarians and lunar influenced ppl.

8. Saturnians also love venusians since Saturn exalts in a Venusian sign

9. Then martians loosen mercurials. This is especially prominent with the tightly wound Ashlesha where they are loosened by mars naks especially Mrigashira and Dhanishta.

10. You’ll see that Mrigashira and Ashlesha is found in the charts of many couples.

11. The 5th house is “the king’s favorite” so for example if a boss, teacher, authority figure etc will have 5th house synastry with their “favorite” student, employee etc

12. This is why Leo’s are considered lucky. 5th house - is connected to Leo- it’s the 5th sign. Leo natives often experience luck in life bc they are favored by higher forces, which is connected to the 9th house , houses 1/5/9 form a trine. They are chosen as the “favorites” when it matters most.

13. Think about in Harry Potter, (the actor is a Leo IRL). In the movie he’s always chosen as the favorite, by hagrid , by Dumbledore , even though he had enemies, was in danger, and was in poverty at first, he was always protected and taken care of by otherworldly forces.

14. Same applies to dating, people date their 5th house sign bc out of all the suitors you attract , 5th house is the favorites out of everyone.

15. Houses 1/5/9 all are related to royalty , 1st house are like the princess (daughter of a king) the 5th house is the children of the princess, and 9th house is the king himself, or the grandfather.

16. Aries-1st house, Leo- 5th house , Sagittarius 9th house

17. That’s why Ketu Nakshatras -Ashwini(Aries) , Magha (Leo) , Mula (Sagittarius), are often seen in the charts of royalty IRL.

18. Princess Diana had Magha lagnesh and Rahu, her son Prince William has Mula Ascendant , Queen Elizabeth was Ashwini Sun.

19. Ppl think only Leo is royalty but it also extends to the Signs that trine Leo - Aries & Sag

20. Your 4th and 9th house are people who are genetically related to you. 4th house is mother, grandmother and female ancestors, 9th house is father, grandfather and male ancestors

21. 8th house is your in laws and how they receive you. 8th house in Leo, your in laws adore you, 8th house in aquarius they can reject you and not accept you at first. Etc

22. Sometimes 4th house synastry can create discomfort btwn ppl. Where 4th house is ur innermost self. So when’s someone’s personal planets are in ur 4th house , you feel like they can read your mind or know u too well.

23. Couples w 4th house synastry find it hard to break up permanently they usually always get back together.

-starsandsuch ✌️💕

[astuteology]

Placements that give you mysterious, intimidating, and untouchable ethereal look/aura😏💋

Starting from the obvious ~

Scorpio sun/moon/venus/mars/ascendant/rising.

Scorpio mercury. (your speech, the way you talk, your choice of words, and your tone)

Scorpio mc/midheaven.

Scorpio descendant.

North/south node in Scorpio/aries/virgo/Capricorn/taurus/leo. (The placements need to be studied)

Aries sun/moon/mars/venus/rising/ascendant.

Aries mc/midheaven.

Aries descendant.

Capricorn mc/midheaven

Capricorn descendant

Capricorn sun/moon/mars/venus/rising/ascendant.

Mars in the 1st/2nd/5th/6th/7th/8th/10th/11th/12th.

Venus in the 1st/2nd/5th/6th/7th/8th/10th/11th/12th.

Virgo sun/moon/mars/venus, rising/ascendant.

Mc/midheaven in aries/taurus/cancer/leo/virgo/Scorpio/Capricorn. (Placements need to be studied)

Lilith in the 1st/2nd/5th/6th/7th/8th/9th/10th/11th/12th.

Venus in the 1st/2nd/3rd/5th/8th, 9th, 11th.

Pluto in the 1st, 2nd, 5th, 8th, 10th, 11th, 12th.

Leo sun, moon, mars, venus, rising/ascendant.

Taurus, sun, moon, mars, venus, rising/ascendant.

Aquarius moon, venus, descendant.

Saturn in the 1st, 2nd, 4th, 6th, 7th, 10th.

Uranus in the 1st, 2nd, 5th, 8th, 9th, 10th, 11th, 12th.

Neptune in 1st, 2nd, 3rd, 5th, 7th, 8th, 10th, 11th.

Sun in the 1st, 5th, 6th, 9th, 10th, 11th, 12th.

Moon in the 1st, 2nd, 5th, 7th, 8th, 12th.

Mercury in the 1st, 2nd, 3rd, 5th, 6th, 9th, 12th. (You are too cute to approach)

If it doesn't resonate with you, look for these ~

Lilith conjunct/square/opposite venus/mars

Lilith conjunct, square, opposite sun/ saturn/Jupiter

Lilith conjunct, square, opposite uranus/neptune/pluto

Ascendant/rising conjunct, square, opposite sun, venus, mars, saturn, uranus, neptune, pluto.

Descendant conjunct, square, opposite sun, venus, mars, saturn, uranus, neptune, pluto.

Mc/midheaven conjunct, square, opposite sun, moon, mars, venus, saturn, uranus, neptune, pluto.

Sun square venus, mars, saturn, neptune

Neptune square/conjunct mc/midheaven.

Mars conjunct/square saturn

Mars conjunct/square pluto

Saturn square/conjunct uranus

Sun square/opposite/conjunct mars/pluto

Vesta conjunct saturn

Ceres conjunct/square/opposite pluto

Ceres conjunct venus

Vesta conjunct neptune

Any major, love, sex, beauty and negative asteroids making an aspect with the planets, degrees less than 2. (Asteroids such as..psyche, eros, vesta, medusa, lucifer, lilith, Cleopatra, aphrodite, casanova, lust, bella, sirene, etc)

And if these also don't resonate, look for these:

Any of the planets at 0°/1°/2°/5°/6°/8°/10°/12°/13°/17°/18°/20°/22°/23°/25°/28°/29°

Prominent nakshatra- rohini, ashwini, mula, krittika, vishakha, jyeshtha, ashlesha, revati, uttra phalguni, purva phalguni,mrigashira, anuradha, swati, ardra.

[opalblade]

17 APRIL 25.

𓂀 ASTRO NOTES: BEYONCÉ'S RISING SIGN .

🚨 BEYONCÉ'S BIRTH TIME HAS BEEN REVEALED 🚨

her new birth time gives her a tropical aries ascendant and a sidereal ashwini ascendant, INSTEAD of tropical libra rising and chitra/swati ascendant. other astrologers already made this interpretation before her birth time dropped... including myself :D

here's my interpretation and breakdown from september 2024:

first thing is look at THIS

reneigh (the horse from her renaissance album) being the yoni animal of ashwini and "renaissance" meaning rebirth. rebirth is a very bharani theme but these themes are also ashwini too, since ashwini is the void right before birth. it's the suspension between birth and death. it fits IDC.

NEXT. her name is BEY -> pronounced BEE ... as in HONEY. her fanbase is called the BEYHIVE and beyoncé herself is referred to as queen bey (bee 🐝). ashwini famously rules over honey.

also ashwini kumaras are twins and she gave birth to twins.

the ashwini kumaras have healing powers and beyoncé farms honey that heals?? that's SUPER ashwini.

a direct screenshot from my ramble:

(obviously she's won album of the year now, but this was before those grammys)

more evidence from twitter! :

(ashwini rising makes her lagnesh pushya in the 4h, explaining the second tweet's relevance to her bee/beyhive association)

further notes since finding this out:

@aphrodicci pointed out how her chart in tropical explains her being pitted against aaliyah. in vedic astrology, people with the same nakshatra are usually pitted against each other and compared. this can also extend to trine nakshatras with beyoncé having ashwini ascendant and aaliyah having magha moon – beyoncé is often accused of stealing aaliyah's career and even orchestrating her death... "destiny swapping", as some would say.

i can't find the original post, but i remember someone linking black and white aesthetics to ashwini nakshatra. beyoncé's album "i am... sasha fierce" was a huge commercial success and is still her highest selling album. beyoncé specifically chose to use black and white for the album's aesthetics and this aligns perfectly with her ashwini ascendant.

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[youremyheaven]

A Basic Guide to Vedic Astrology

I think many of you are new to Vedic astrology, so I thought I'd give a little intro to some of the concepts, terminology etc

First and foremost, Vedic astrology dates back to 5000 BC - 10,000BC, which means it only takes into account Sun, Moon, Mercury, Venus, Mars, Jupiter, Saturn and the 2 nodes of the Moon, Rahu & Ketu along with your Ascendant. Outer planets like Uranus, Neptune, Pluto along with asteroids are NOT calculated as most of them were discovered only in the last 2-3 centuries.

A conjunction takes place when two planets are placed in the same nakshatra within 5 degrees of each other. Even if they are placed more than 5 degrees apart, so long as they are in the same nakshatra, they can to some extent be considered as conjunct (the effect will be less potent than an exact conjunction basically) BUT if you have Sun in Ashwini and Venus in Bharani, you DO NOT have Sun conjunct Venus in Aries, that is NOT how it works. Those two nakshatras have entirely different themes, mythologies, purposes, deities, planetary influences and lessons, how on earth can they be considered "conjunct"???

That said, wherever you have a conjunction in your chart will have a major influence on you. It is a very potent energy. Dont ask me if having Saturn conjunct Ketu in Ashwini makes you a Saturnian or a Ketuvian because that's not the point, its that those two planets have a specific relationship with each other in your context and to understand the functioning of one, you must look at the other (along with its placement, aspects etc etc)

There are 12 rashis, corresponding to zodiac signs and each rashi is divided into 2 or more lunar mansions called "nakshatras". If you've wondered why say Arieses all act so different, its because they're either UBPs or Revatis in their Vedic chart, contributing to vastly different personalities.

In Vedic astrology, we have the concept of 7 charakarakas all of which indicate a different purpose:

Atmakaraka aka the soul indicator. it is the planet at the highest degree and represents your soul/being. its your compass and points towards the calling of your soul

2. Amatyakaraka, it typically points to your career/profession and works alongside your atmakaraka. it is the planet at the second highest degree

3. Bhratrukaraka (planet at 3rd highest degree) points to relationships with siblings

4. Matrukaraka ( planet at fourth-highest degree in your chart) signifies your relationship with your mother or maternal figures. It represents the nurturing qualities within you and helps illuminate your connection to your mother or motherly figures in your life.

5. Putrakaraka (planet with the fifth-highest degree in your chart) reveals your approach to parenting and your potential for creativity. It provides insights into your connection with your children and your capacity for artistic expression.

6. Gnatikaraka (the planet with the sixth-highest degree in your chart) indicates obstacles and adversaries in your life. It reflects your ability to overcome challenges and confrontations, making it a valuable guide for navigating life’s hurdles.

7. Darakaraka (the planet at the lowest degree) it is associated with your spouse and romantic relationships. It uncovers the qualities you seek in a partner and offers insights into how you relate to your significant other. Understanding the Darakaraka can provide clarity on your love life and partnerships.

HOW TO STUDY NAKSHATRAS:

Read about the mythology behind your nakshatras. This helps shed light on its nature.

Look at your nakshatra's yoni consort. Read about what the yoni animal symbolically represents

Similarly, read about your nakshatra's deity, ruling planet, other naks under the same planetary influence etc

There are 4 purusharthas (aka motivations) in vedic astrology according to which nakshatras are classified. understanding the different classifications behind each nak helps us understand its nature better

similarly naks can also be classified by their ganas which describe the nature of these naks:

Deva = godly, Manushya = humane, Rakshasa = demonic

if you have a rakshasa gana nak, it does not mean you're a demon. it just points towards traits like selfishness, lack of generosity etc AND the person you are is sum of your whole chart, not just the gana of one nak, so don't beat yourself up

Naks are also classified on the basis of their qualities of which there are 7

they can also be classified on the basis of caste:

(all tables, pyramid etc by me so any mistake is mine oopsies)

4. Chart Ruler

The ruling planet of your ascendant sign is your lagna lord. If you're Mrigashira Rising, then your lagna lord is Mercury/Venus (based on whether your nak falls into the Taurus portion or the Gemini portion).

5. Navamsa or D9 chart

Look at your D9 after you've studied your D1 otherwise it'll feel like too much info you don't fully understand. Navamsa is consulted along with your D1/Birth chart. you can think of it as D1 promises certain things and D9 is if/how those things materialise. its like part 1 and part 2 of a story

I can't think of anything else that should be covered🤡but if you have doubts you can ask!!

I hope this was helpful!!

[sentimentalfleur]

now that it has been confirmed that beyoncé has ashwini ascendant, i hope that ashwini get a little bit more of attention.. i don't see people talking about this nakshatra that much

[marsprincess889]

Putting this here for the 💎goddess asks💎, thank you so much for doing them, super excited to see the results!

Side Note: I never realized how strange my IC line is before, I’d usually just check the list at the bottom for whole signs and not the top.

Hii thank you for participating🤍

Your divine archetype:

🐎🌘🗡The fierce spirit of sovereignty, beauty and freedom 🌸🌿

Your goddesses:

Rhiannon_ Welsh goddess of horses, sovereignty, love, beauty, the spirit that connects this world with that of the dead. Some say she represents the cyclical nature of nature itself and life.

So, obviously, if I would pick a nakshatra for her it would be Ashwini_ your moon, due to the white horse and sovereignty associations, but it's interesting that her myths tie her to Venusian themes, the influence that you also have. I would coorelate her more strongly to both Ashwini and Bharani, especially considering that she has ties to the otherworld(land of the dead, deities and other powerful spirits in Celtic mythology) and the cycles of nature.

Before I say more about Rhiannon I want to throw in an Ashwini archetype of goddesses that you might feel connected to. It's the solar goddesses of northern europe: Norse Sol, Baltic Saule, Finnish Paivatar. They ride chariots pulled by two white horses(not unlike Ashwini kumaras) and one of them is even called Allsvin. Ashwini is also the exaltation point of the Sun in vedic and so is Solar in nature. Also the chariot/speed/new beginning coorelations apply to Ashwini as well.

Gaulish Epona is another horse goddess frequently compared to Rhiannon.

One myth from The Mabinogion tells a story of Rhiannon falling in love with a man named Pwyll, Prince of Dwyfed. Her parents had arranged to marry her off to someone else. Rhiannon confronted them, having decided that Pwyll would be her husband and no one else. Other sources say that the man_ Gwawl tricked her into an engagement. Whatever the story, she did not want to marry him and wanted to marry Pwyll.

Eventually she appears to Pwyll on a white horse, in gold. He is immediately enchanted and chases her for three days and then Rhiannon allows him to finally wed.

The story then goes that on a feast, Gwawl comes to them, cloaked and in disguise, asking for one thing. Pwyll, without thinking, agrees to grant him anything that he wants. Rhiannon recognizes the man she was avoiding all this time, urging her husband to take his word back. Gwawl then asks for Rhiannon.

A year goes by as she stays with Gwawl. Then Pwyll comes, disguised as a beggar, asking for only enough food to fill his satchel, but his saychel could contain anything. So he traps Gwawl inside.

There's another story of Rhiannon and Pwyll having a son and him dissapearing.

A lot of these themes connect to Bharani. The lost child(losing something you have nurtured, birthed and love), standing up to oneself especially concerning unwanted marriage, granting rulership to the person who marries her(the power of the passive feminine_sovereignty).

Deities often stay in people's subconcious as characters with personalities rather than as partcipants in stories/myths(which are syoll debated/differ anyways). Rhiannon's personality is typical Ashwini_ self-confident, initiating, sometimes stubborn and quick to turn to defensiveness. She also has strong magical associations, sometimes being called a sorceress, which is Mercurial. Your Mercury atmakaraka(also in an independent and martian/solar sign of Aries) might connect you with that.

Just to mention, Norse Venusian goddess Freya that I associate most with Bharani(also Purva Phalguni and Ashwini) might resonate with you. She's the goddess of love, beauty, sensuality, fertility and also death, being the first one to choose the slain in battle to go with her to her heavenly abode_ folkvangr(the rest go with Odin to Valhalla). She rides a chariot(again) pulled by cats and has a cloak of falcon feathers for flying and shapeshifting. There is a magical/mercurial aspect to Freya as well. She's said to know the art of Seidr_ a type of "magic" that manipulates fate(Bharani's theme)(this is a very loose description of Seidr). This is all I chose to list but info about her is avaliable online if you want to look into her🤍

Also you might want to look into Irish Áine, another goddess of love, also associated with sovereignty, heat, the sun and the moon, horses and desire. I did talk about in the first game answer that I did but I think she really fits your chart.

If you want to look into other goddesses, I'd say to search for sovereignty goddesses also associated with love, beauty, magic, desire, sexuality and/or fire, since your big three are all in fire signs🔥. I also relied a little on my intuition when picking these goddesses.

I also have to talk about Jupiter_ your chart ruler being in lunar Cancer and exalted in the nourishing nakshatra of Pushya(which is actually the enemy nakshatra of your ascendant_ Purva Ashadha). So, lunar influence is also present in your imprint.

To sum up Ketu(Ashwini), Venus(Bharani and Purva Ashadha), Mars(Aries Sun and Moon), Moon(chart ruler in Cancer) and Mercury(atmakaraka) are all important influences for you.

Another goddess I want to mention is Chinese goddess of sex, war and longevuty from Taoism_ Jiutian Xuannü. Her name means "mysterious woman of the nine heavens". "Jiutian" means "nine heavens", "Xuán Nü" means "dark lady" or "mysterious lady". Since your ketu is in 12th house and your chart ruler is in the 8th, I think the dark/mysterious aspect will resonate with you, if not her obvious associations with Bharani. Ketu is also associated with complete darkness and the absorbing feminine.

I'd like to go back to Rhiannon to finish off and summarize all the elements that make her fit for your chart. The sovereignty(Ashwini, Sun and moon in Aries), white horse(Ashwini), defiant and independent especially in love(Bharani but Purva Ashadha and Ashwini too), ghostly/a spirit(Bharani, Ashwini, 12th house, 8th house chart ruler), sorceress(12th and 8th houses, ketu and venus, mercury atmakaraka), lunar associations(chart ruler exalted in Cancer), magic, love and beauty(venus) otherworld(Bharani and Ketu).

I tried to do my best and I might discover new things that might coorelate better to your placements and overall energy but I hope this is interesting, helpful and that this resonates at least on some level. 😭🤍

Of course, you're free to investigate these or similar goddesses of this or another archetype(s) yourself, I even encourage it. And you can message me if you have questions or something extra to say.

Please leave feedback after reading.💕 It does not have to be long but please be honest

[lola-jo]

Ashwini Nakshatra Female Appearance

Run Wild

Ashwini Chandra (Moon) Beauty (Type 1)

Cate Blanchett, Geena Davis, Lauren Bacall, Celine Dionne, Zendaya, Jerry Hall, Anna Vissi, Desireless, Juliette Greco.

These type 1 beauties: - Have sharp modelesque features. - Are striking beauties. - Have inquisitive eyes and eyebrows. - Have a regal poised essence. - Are queens (have empress energy). - Hold power in their eyes. - Speak with their eyes. - Ooze a quiet confidence. - Have a full mane of hair. - Are rock n' roll. - Look like the wind rushes through their soul. - Are effortlessly cool and chic. - Can inspire.

Ashwini Chandra (Moon) Beauty (Type 2)

Miou-Miou, Natalie Wood, Selena Gomez, Noomi Rapace, Sigourney Weaver, Holly Valance, Dolores del Rio, Han Sun Hwa, Jackie Kennedy. These type 2 beauties:  

- Have beady rounded eyes or beady sharp eyes. - Are fresh faced and youthful looking. - Have compact face/features (eyes, nose, lips sit centrally on the face) - Look mischievous. - Embody a rebel without a cause. - Are go getters. - Have nymph-like beauty. - Are sugar and spice. - Were once outcasts. - See the world as their playground. - Ignite the fire. - Can overcome.

Ashwini Chandra (Moon) Beauty (Type 3)

Nicole Scherzinger, Anita Eckberg, Pamela Anderson, Ingrid Bergman, Hayden Panettiere, Haifa Wehbe, Imelda Marcos, Anneke van Giersbergen Chrystina Sayers.

These type 3 beauties: - Are bombshell beauties. - Have an open face/appeal (slightly squared jaw, wider cheekbones, soft but intense eyes). - Smile with their eyes. - Embody a free spirit cowgirl energy. - Are savvy. - Are more in charge than people believe. - Are more than just a pretty face. - Will ride or die for those they love. - Are self-sufficient. - Are in tune with the spiritual realm. - Have a sixth sense. - Can mind-read.

Stay tuned for Ashwini Lagna (Ascendant) Beauty xxx

[venussaidso]

Mars Dominant Themes — 𝐍𝐚𝐤𝐬𝐡𝐚𝐭𝐫𝐚 𝐎𝐛𝐬𝐞𝐫𝐯𝐚𝐭𝐢𝐨𝐧 𝐒𝐞𝐫𝐢𝐞𝐬 (part 1) 𝐨𝐟 𝐩𝐚𝐫𝐭 𝟕

warnings!: mentions of mass-suicide and violence.

Nakshatra rulership indicates deeper behavioural patterns and specific talents rather than one’s fundamental personality, which is more governed by rashi rulership. This is why I do not prefer mixing rashi and nakshatra observations together, though there are exceptions — such as the rebellious and tantalizing nature of Mars being innately found in all Mars nakshatras and Mars signs. For example; Mars nakshatras are found in many well-known sex symbols, Anuradha may embody the Lilith archetype, Ashwini and Jyestha are known for being audacious and individualistic, while Bharani poetically merges violence — a radical form of rebellion — with beauty, making them one. But the consistent theme observed for this exploration is that Mars nakshatras focus more on bursts of energy, controversy, and the refinement through that.

There's definitely a heightened sense of energy and even aggression in this section of Earth & Air signs, supporting their pure drive through the mentioned themes I'll be touching on. And the themes are very typical of this planetary rulership.

There is this genre in challenging natural order and pursuing one's ideals, a recurring theme in Mars nakshatras, especially in ways that are so radical and even explosive. This can also be seen in mythologies that are particularly associated with Martian figures, such as Andhaka.

I may see an association with Andhaka to the Mars energy found in Ashwini nakshatra, as Andhaka was born blind, symbolizing an unreasonable destructive force. He also symbolizes darkness and ignorance, the combination of Mars's unyielding energy with Ketu's tamasic nature perfectly pointing to Ashwini. Yet, the guna of Dhanishta and Chitra is tamasic — meaning that Andhaka is a greater representation for these nakshatras. Both are considered demonic, which solidifies their connection to Andhaka who is considered a malevolent demon.

Mars is generally the planet most associated with Andhaka, as it highlights aggression and the drive for power. One of Andhaka's closest parallels are the fictional characters, Thanos and Ultron, from the Marvel Cinematic Universe. These parallels lie in the legend of Andhaka, this powerful asura (demon) who, despite his humble beginnings, sought to reshape existence according to his own vision. Though blind from birth, he gained invincibility through immense penance and sheer willpower (symbolizing the level of discipline this planet represents) and he commanded an army so strong that it threatened the cosmic balance. Andhaka believed himself worthy of ruling the universe, waging war against Shiva himself, and refusing to yield even in the face of destruction.

Like the character Thanos, Andhaka saw himself as a necessary force of change, willing to eliminate obstacles — including the Creator (Shiva) — to establish a new order.

Even the character Kylo Ren is another Dhanistha archetype, being played by the Dhanistha Ascendant native Adam Driver. Kylo has a vision of a new order, which is not just about destroying the past, but reshaping the galaxy according to his own ideals.

His intensely ambitious and destructive qualities, but also his capacity for transformation, signify the Mars influence. This being a tamasic nakshatra means that it thrives on intensity, chaos, destruction, and rebirth, reflecting his volatility & his drive to tear down the past to build something new (we also see his rise to power when he seizes control of the First Order after killing Snoke, wanting to be his own master rather than to continue to serve a higher authority. Though Dhanistha instills servitude, there's still potential for aggressive rebellion, as this nakshatra reflects self-empowerment — however extreme it may manifest).

Unfortunately, we have seen this mindset, in real time, with world leaders who forced a new order in their own country which essentially became a threat to everyone but them.

Donald Trump, who has Mrigashira Sun, easily comes to mind. Vladimir Putin, who Donald Trump now wants to take after, could have possible Chitra ASC. Xi Jinping also has Mrigashira Sun. And Adolf Hitler, who had a lot of Mars influence, with Chitra ASC and Ashwini Sun conjunct Mars. Even Benjamin Netanyahu, leading genocide for his fascist visions, has Chitra Sun & Moon. Regardless of all of their different ideals, they are examples of Mars functioning not only as a destabilizing force, but as a domineering one too. It needs submission. And so Martians will always have minions and enablers.

Again, Ashwini is Mars energy at its highest levels due to the nodal influence. And according to Claire Nakti, in her Serial Killer exploration, she states that whatever Ketu is conjunct, the themes of that planet become exaggerated or extreme — due to its sucking receptivity; further giving a perspective on Mars and Ketu energies together — which are both tamasic.

Similarly to Andhaka, Ultron, in his pursuit of ultimate evolution, had a plan to replace flawed organic life with a machine-driven future, much like Andhaka's attempt to overthrow divine order with his newfound strength. Both the mythology and Ultron's story arc portray Mars as an agent of transformation, however destructive it is, in them commanding armies and defying all limitations. Mars breaks barriers, in the first place.

This also means that Mars is a symbol of resistance, rebellion and growth as well. The character Katniss Everdeen, played by Mrigashira Moon native Jennifer Lawrence, in The Hunger Games sequel, stands against an oppressive, totalitarian government — her defiance sparking a revolution which threatens to dismantle the system and ultimately break all barriers to force freedom to all.

This is quite reminiscent of the character Curtis Everett, in the film Snowpiercer, who is played by Mrigashira Sun native Chris Evans. Curtis has held deep resentment for the Wilford's corrupt leadership (basically the elite people) and he is determined to lead a revolt against the elite of the front of the train. Another layer which highlights this character as Martian is his engagement in the horrible violence and chaos that ensues. The film is directed by Chitra Moon native Bong Joon Ho.

Violence is used as an equalizing force, since Mars does not moralize and acts on necessity instead. Counter-violence, in some of these films led by Martian natives, is done to balance power structures, rather than cause annihilation. Violence -> restoration.

Mars, being the warrior archetype, embodies the natural response to oppression with absolute force. So such influence will be often seen in strong, revolutionary leaders — even if they do not outright promote violence as a first resort, you will sense their Martian power. Such as the Ashwini Moon native Malcolm X, who strongly believed in self-defense, criticizing passive resistance.

Assata Shakur has Mrigashira Moon.

It is fascinating that Kendrick Lamar, and Tupac Shakur, are considered revolutionary thinkers — both having implemented messages of resistance with their mainstream appeal. Mrigashira Sun, Chitra ASC Kendrick Lamar especially with his aggressive delivery in his album To Pimp a Butterfly, and Mrigashira Sun native Tupac Shakur whose tracks ranged from introspective/political to raw street anthems.

The restless energy in all Mars nakshatras is already responsible for pushing one forward, even to the extremes, to initiate or force change; this being something clearly seen in breaking boundaries or challenging the status quo. Mrigashira’s association with breaking free is rooted in its dual focus on exploration/seeking and self-liberation/evolution, exactly why stagnancy or oppression cannot be allowed any longer — making this a very rebellious nakshatra. This notion of Mars seeking to transcend stagnancy can extend in other themes. This restlessness is seen through sexual impulses in the Netflix series Sex/Life.

As it is known, Mars in your chart governs one's sex drive and desires. This fiery planet represents passion and attraction. Mars governs primal urges, which include carnal desire, which can be so transformative for the native — similar to the act of violence to restore balance. According to certain Puranic folklore, when Mangala (Mars) sought a consort, he was rejected by various goddesses due to his raw heat. In the series Sex/Life, Billie's primal urges are so fiery and even animalistic that the energy scares her. But she eventually has to embrace that other identity, as Mars deals with raw empowerment. Exactly why natives with this influence quite literally exude sexuality and vitality, which explains why they become sex symbols in the first place.

But Mars, as it carries tamasic and primal energy in its influence, can make people the most evil, violent and domineering if such energy is not used constructively.

For healthier examples of Mars energy being used constructively, we can look at the film Pump Up the Volume (1990). It stars Chitra Moon Christian Slater, whose character agitates and stirs hidden impulses within the collective, bringing forth suppressed frustrations to the surface through his pirate radio station which gains a large following. His ability to ignite rawness in his listeners, encourage rebellion and self-expression, is something so very Martian. Much like Ketu, Mars can have an intense, subconscious effect on the collective – forcing people to deal with their animalistic nature in an authentic way. Christian Slater's character in Pump Up the Volume becomes the catalyst for unpredictable, at times destructive, reactions — which actually inspire growth more than anything. This film also inspired the Disney movie Radio Rebel (2012), with a similar plot, in which Dhanistha Moon Debby Ryan's character sparks a movement amongst her peers and challenges authority. This theme of being a total disruptor of the status quo or encouraging freedom from restrictive rules is a key element in all Mars influences.

So, the core themes of all of these Mars nakshatras are self-assertion and authenticity, which indicates what is supposed to be cultivated with balancing passion and refinement (Mars pushes for transformation, after all).

This being the planet of raw energy, of impulsive action, and extreme rebellion, can reflect themes of needed chaos and animalistic drive. Both of these movies show the Martian influence behind the incite of radical shifts, often seen in controversy and the destabilization of institutions etc. You will also notice how Mercury nakshatras almost function similarly, especially Revati, the nakshatra of peak expansion, which eliminates all barriers (such as the movie V for Vendetta which is about anarchy). This further supports the constant duo between Mars and Mercury nakshatras.

Mars being the literal planet of war, survival, and primal instinct is translated repeatedly in films about lawlessness, violent anarchy, or rebellion, where the main character, usually a Mars nakshatra native, is able to survive using brute force and wit against outward violence & chaos.

The explosive expression of Mars is so perfectly depicted in the movie Mad Max: Fury Road (2015), directed by Chitra Moon native George Miller.

The film's primal core is survival of the fittest, implementing relentless energy in pursuit of the War Rig. And the character Max, played by Chitra Moon native Tom Hardy, represents the perseverance of Mars, able to navigate the chaos & lawlessness with pure instinct and wit — a trait common in all Mars nakshatras as they possess a level of high intelligence.

The plot of the film also includes a violent rebellion against the tyrannical warlord, and the rich cinematography supports the blend of the explosive, fiery nature of Chitra through its artistic genius. George Miller has definitely succeeded in executing his vision, as this nakshatra grants one the ability to express their grand ideas — the Mars rulership giving the native a higher success rate.

Mars nakshatra natives operating as visionaries who are, at times, self-absorbed, or even extremist, definitely points to the urgency and energetic drive which is provided by Mars. And the ability to even dream or think big is provided by the Venus and Mercury influence. The character JD from Heathers is certainly a terrible manifestation of the selfish visionary.

Jason Dean’s need to remake the world (even if it's through mass suicide) and his desire to tear down the oppressive social system in Heathers ties well into the visionary nature of Chitra. He wants to create a "better" world by destroying the old, his motivation making him parallel characters such as Kylo Ren, or even Ultron, in that sense.

As I've spoken of Kakegurui before (the anime & Japanese live-action), I've highlighted Mary Saotome as Martian as she has been portrayed by the Dhanistha natives, Aoi Morikawa & Minami Tanaka. Mary is the typical queen-bee of the school, caring only about maintaining her dominance over others. But then she falls from grace, and she experiences the harsh reality of being at the bottom of the hierarchy.

However, instead of aiming to overthrow the elite system altogether, the powerlessness she feels from being at the bottom fuels her desire to climb back up the ranks and reclaim her dominance. Usually, once the Martian has gotten some taste of power, they're unwilling to let it go. That's why you get these dualistic themes, as someone like Mary Saotome upholds hierarchal systems while someone like Jason Dean wants to destroy them. But, this may also speak to the difference between Dhanishta nakshatra and the earlier Mars nakshatras.

Dhanishta's purpose is to give one the ability to be on top of any hierarchy, which is exactly why its natives can be extremely gifted or resourceful in many things. Dhanistha would be the Mars nakshatra that is likelier to be the non-disruptor, keeping a harmonious nature within society than challenge or rebel against it for radical change, given that this nakshatra is more focused on discipline and gaining power within restrictions (and that is completely due to its Saturn rulership, making it more passive and self-controlled than its prior trine nakshatras).

So the character Mary Saotome is more calculated than violent, as her goal is not to abolish the oppressive system, but to reclaim power within it.

Kylo Ren is similar to Mary Saotome in this regard, as his goal is not to destroy the system, but to seize control of it. He doesn't care about dismantling the Sith or the First Order — he wants to rule over it. Rather than abolishing it, he embraces the Sith-Imperial power structure and works to remake it under his rule. He manipulates, schemes and positions himself to gain power, very similar to Loki, who is played by Dhanistha Sun Tom Hiddleston. Just like Loki, Kylo also has a deep need for validation and power.

Both Jason Dean and Kylo Ren are both driven by anger, rebellion, and a desire to break free from the system — but on their own terms. Though JD believes in destruction, Kylo believes in power. These Martian natives have a singular vision which they spend the majority of the time trying to make a reality. Both of them fall in love, or form an intense connection, with a Mercury nakshatra native who start off idealistic and resistant to the Martian's radical, destructive methods. Rey is played by Revati Sun Daisy Ridley and Veronica Sawyer is played by the Jyestha Ascendant native Winona Ryder. Both Rey and Veronica are challenged to join the dark side with their Martian counterparts, as JD wants Veronica to embrace the chaos and destruction with him, while Kylo wants Rey to rule alongside him.

The very reason why these Mercury nakshatra natives find themselves in an interplay with Mars nakshatra natives is because of their similarities. Rey grew up abandoned and powerless, resenting the idea that worth and power was only reserved for certain bloodlines — typical of Revati nakshatra as it symbolizes the search for belonging and completion (she didn’t fit anywhere in any hierarchy, as she floated between worlds; which supports the purpose of this nakshatra to transcend beyond the material <hence why it's called the Wealthy Star, regardless of humble beginnings>, as Revati is ruled by Pushan, the shepherd deity who guides lost souls). And when Kylo voices her frustration, saying to her, "You have no place in this story," this validates her anger and loneliness, as he, too, rejects the rigid power structures that tried to control him. While Veronica despises the toxic social order of her school, where the Heathers dominate, and cruelty is rewarded (her ability to see through the illusions of popularity & power without getting sucked into the superficiality reflects Jyestha’s sharp awareness & strong resilience). JD's desire to burn it all down initially excites Veronica, only to then scare her away because his destructive, power-driven acts make him no different to the tyrants she wanted nothing to do with in the first place.

To the theme of lawlessness, the film The Purge (2013), quickly comes to mind. It is directed by James DeMonaco, who has his Sun and Moon in Chitra nakshatra, about the institutional breakdown of a government which legalizes crime for one night, encouraging unrestrained Mars energy at its purest.

The film Escape from New York (1981) also has an aspect of lawlessness to it, as New York City is basically a prison to the most dangerous inmates ever — making it a chaotic jungle. It stars Mrigashira ASC native Kurt Russell who plays the character Snake Plissken. He embodies the combination of Mars and Gemini energy, always having a strategy and being constantly on the move. And like a Martian native, he questions authority and doesn't follow orders blindly, having a rebellious edge to him. His survivalist mentality reflects Mrigashira being a nakshatra of searching and surviving, giving one the ability to thrive in dangerous environments (the nakshatra being symbolized by the deer further signifies alertness and perception).

Martians also falling into warrior archetypes is the least surprising, and it's interesting that they are intuitively cast in huntress roles as well. Mrigashira is linked to tracking, making sense of the obvious connections to the genre of bounty hunting. This nakshatra literally embodies the mindset of a seeker, and due to the Mars influence, extends further to the mind of a huntress. Bounty hunters rely on strategy, intelligence, and tracking abilities to locate fugitives. Mrigashira, being ruled by Soma (Moon), which governs intuition, instinct and adaptability, supports the skillset of the bounty hunter even more.

In the series The Mandalorian, Din Djarin was a bounty hunter who is portrayed by the Mrigashira ASC native Pedro Pascal. In the 1977 film A Man Called Blade, Blade is a hatchet-wielding bounty hunter with a dark past who is played by the Dhanistha Sun & Moon native Maurizio Merli. In Star Wars, Boba Fett is regarded as one of the most fearsome and capable bounty hunters, and he was played by Dhanistha Sun Jeremy Bulloch.

The Mars nakshatras being in both Earth and Air rashi sections points to the importance of structure vs fluidity, suggesting that Mars is mastering both the physical and mental battlefields. The whole mastermind archetype perfectly aligns with these nakshatras, specifically Mrigashira, the nakshatra of the eternal quest for knowledge.

The strategy of Mars, the creativity of Venus (Libra/Taurus), and the craftiness of Mercury (Gemini/Virgo), can make for a theatrical trickster, instigator or mastermind, as seen with the character the Riddler.

As Mars is associated with the head, since it is co-ruling Aries (and the head is more emphasized in Ashwini nakshatra, symbolized by a horse's head which signifies qualities of swiftness such as quick wit); this means that Mars drives intellect, providing one the energy to slice through life with strategy and dominance with accumulated knowledge to defeat opponents, giving one the gift in noticing details that nobody else would (this ability often arises when an individual is on survival-mode, further showing how Mars, being associated with survival of the fittest, makes its natives have a keen sense of awareness). This is exactly why Mars nakshatras are often found in medias that have to do with solving mysteries.

Miss Marple is literally the original female detective. She is an elderly amateur, consulting detective who has been prominently played by Mars nakshatra natives. Throughout many film adaptions, she has been portrayed by the following actresses; Chitra ASC Gracie Fields, Chitra Suns Angela Lansbury and Helen Hayes, Chitra Moon Geraldine McEwan, Dhanistha Moon Joan Hickson, Dhanistha Sun Julia McKenzie. In the series DI Ray, Chitra Moon Parminder Nagra plays a Birmingham-based detective. In the series The Fall, Dhanistha Moon Gillian Anderson is a sharp, determined detective. It reminds me of the relentless detective in the Spanish series Berlin, played by Dhanistha Sun & Moon native Najwa Nimri. Though you'll see Ketu nakshatra natives take up this genre as well, it seems to be dominated by Mars influence. In the film Silence of the Lambs, Magha Moon Jodie Foster plays detective Sterling who is the fixation of a terrifying serial killer; in Hannibal, Jodie Foster is replaced by the Mrigashira Moon & ASC native Julianne Moore, continuing the story as detective Sterling who finds herself in what you'd consider a dark romance, or game of prey-&-predator, with Hannibal (which has to do with Mrigashira nakshatra, in general, more than it just being a Mars nakshatra).

So high IQ, beauty, mass appeal, and dominance can be a full package when it comes to Mars nakshatras. Each Mars nakshatra may provide one with a gift to expand one into elite rooms or into higher positions of power.

Dhanishta nakshatra possesses Khyapayitri Shakti, which is the power to bring fame and abundance. Mrigashira nakshatra, with its seeking nature, is powered by Prinana Shakti, which gives fulfillment. Chitra nakshatra, ruled by Tvashtar, who is the cosmic craftsman, has the ability to accumulate good merit in life from being powered by the Punya Chayani Shakti.

As Dhanistha is associated with rhythm & performance, Mrigashira being partially ruled by Venus, and Chitra's deity, Tvashtar, being the god of artisans and fashioning, it comes as no surprise that these nakshatras are prominently found in the art, entertainment, and fashion industry or in celebrity culture in general. Often the faces of the glitz and glamour.

Chitra especially, since it signifies beauty, meticulousness and expressing imagination on the material plane. Chitra is literally the nakshatra of the visionary.

The Disney princesses I'd confidently associate with Chitra are Moana and Ariel. As this nakshatra is symbolized by the pearl, it points to the pursuit of brilliance. And like the pearl hidden in the ocean, their path involves venturing the unknown, seeking newfound radiance or, similar to Mrigashira, finally capturing the higher power they've always been seeking — showing just how these natives are deeply aligned to fate. Mars provides these characters with enough enthusiasm and restlessness to fulfill that destiny.

Mrigashira, Chitra, and Dhanistha each embody core themes which have to do with the relentless pursuit of fulfilment, whether it be alignment with one's true identity (such as through Mrigashira's trope of memory loss, or Rapunzel retracing her true roots), or knowledge, mastery, status/validation, or freedom. All three nakshatras make individuals challenge their own limitations, as they are a force of growth themselves. This falls perfectly well into the warrior archetype which defies hierarchy and reshapes their reality through strategy, ambition, rebellion, and even violence.

All of this just to say, they have the power of INFLUENCE and IMMENSE GROWTH.

[astrocrazed]

Ketu Ruled Men & Their Striking Features

A Study of Shadowy Beauty in the Nakshatras 💫🌠🦋🙏🕊️🌚

This is a special collab with @astrocrazed and honestly I'm so grateful to her because this idea was born out of our shared obsession with nakshatra-coded beauty. Most appearance-based astrology content focuses on women and even fewer talk about how each nakshatra affects physical features, particularly in men. So we wanted to change that. This post focuses on Ketu-ruled nakshatras and how this shadowy, spiritual planet shows up physically. Ketu might be headless, but trust me when it dominates a chart, the face tells a story. If your Sun, Moon, or Ascendant is in a Ketu-ruled nakshatra (Ashwini, Magha, Mula), conjunct Ketu or if Ketu is in your 2nd house (which rules the face), chances are you've got some of these distinctive traits. Let's dive into the mysterious allure of Ketu-coded men.

Now onto my introduction,

Offering my prayers to lord Ganesha

Om Gam Ganapathaye Namaha II

And with a beej mantra of ketu

ॐ श्रम श्रीं सरं सह केतवे नमः ||

Om Shram Shree Srom Saha Ketave Namaha II

I am starting this post..

It has been a long time since I have written a long-ass post. This post is a collab with @clarynewme . I am more thankful to her as she is the one who came up with all the points. So kudos to your research and observations. We decided to do such a post after finding little to no posts discussing how each nakshatra affects the overall features of a man. We are delving into physical features that are seen in each of the 27 nakshatras. Before going into individual nakshatras, it would be worthwhile to do a general post on all the nakshatras that are ruled by the same planet. So in this post we are talking about ketu, the shadowy planet.

Each planet has certain influence on the facial features and overall physique of a person. As we are talking about Ketu, let's see how it influences a person's features.

Jaehyun

Brad Pitt

Austin Butler

Ahn Hyo-Seop

Xu Kai

Ashutosh Rana

Adrien Brody

From what is seen in these photos they tend to have:

🍀 Prominent jawline - well defined but not overly square, with minimal excess mass around the jaw area;

🍀 Tapered chin that's round yet slightly squarish;

🍀 Small to medium almond-shaped "puppy eyes" (@venussaidso);

🍀 Close-set eyes unless softened by Pisces/ Sagittarius placements (tropical astrology); Deep set, noticeable or even shocking eyes (Claire Nakti);

🍀 Prominent or unique teeth - large, crooked or with a gap (Claire Nakti);

🍀 Straight and narrow nose bridge;

🍀 High, subtly defined cheekbones;

🍀 Prominent neck - usually long or thick;

🍀 Something unique about their appearance, like tattoos, piercings, dyed or styled hair or a padded/dimpled chin (Claire Nakti);

🍀 Hair that varies widely: long, medium, short, bald, dyed, bleached or natural (common styles include mohawks, slicked back looks, buns, or wild textures) - Claire Nakti;

🍀 Symmetrical lips with a well-defined Cupid's bow;

🍀 Prominent ears that stick out (Claire Nakti);

🍀 Tall height and lean to muscular body (in general);

🍀 Tendency to highlight their eyes with eye liner or smokey eyeshadows - musexmessenger (tiktok);

🍀 Prominent speech - may be loud or direct, with a unique vocal tone such as deep, raspy, airy, high-pitched or marked by a lisp or stutter.

Note: If you've noticed any other traits in Ketu-ruled men, feel free to share-your insights might help us update and refine the post!

Finally finishing our post with this man right here..

❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️

[natalyarose]

𝐵𝒽𝒶𝓇𝒶𝓃𝒾 𝓌𝑜𝓂𝑒𝓃

🩷 My 'mother in law' is Ashwini Sun in Lahiri, but she always felt super Bharani to me- she had an extremely abusive father, and she just adores her kids and even me. She's a wonderful cook, and soo beautiful! When I first met her I thought she looked so young and vibrant to have a son my partner's age. She went through so much (had really intense childbirth too) and continues to be a nurturing powerhouse for the family, she's just a gem. She's Bharani in galactic center mid-mula ayanamsa 🌌

🩷 My own mama was similar, she was a Bharani Moon- harsh childhood and raised by nuns in an institution (I've noticed this being a theme with Moon in the 10th sometimes). She didn't get that fairytale childhood and she wanted to give that to her babies so much. She was also very beautiful & a great cook. The girls and I used to always say she should go on MasterChef lol. She had me at 42 & my youngest sister at 47- so Bharani, the theme of 'delayed gratification' and the slow moving nature of the elephant yoni 🐘 Sadly she had unhealed demons you could say and there was some darker stuff, but I always recognise how much she gave to us and devoted to us. She bared so much to bring us into this world, rip mum 🤍🩷

Both are also 'exotic' women considering where I'm from, and Venusian Nakshatras relate to rarity and exoticism.

🤍 - I also have a close friend who is Bharani ascendant- gorgeous, 'exotic' by standards of where she lives, adores cooking & her children immensely

🤍my ex roommate had a Bharani placement & willingly handled the cooking for the both of us. I never asked her to or anything, she just loved cooking and sharing her food. She also had a very abusive upbringing.

The feminine strength Bharani exudes astounds me every time I meet a native. They truly go through so much and then often go on to nurture others and go out of their way to give them what they didn't get as a kid.

I'm a D9 Bharani Moon and I do see these themes in myself- I'm not a cook however though lol. I suspect I will be when I'm older though, as D9 activates & unfolds more by means of maturity & self-realisation.

Note: I'm vey anti generalisations since every chart and human being is unique- not every Bharani native will be this way or have these exact experiences depending on other influences and in part free will, but it's definitely a theme that's just wonderful to get to observe

[starsandsuch]

୨୧Cindy Kimberly’s Big 6 In Vedic Astrology ୨୧

#1 Sun in Scorpio ♏️ in Vishaka Nakshatra

#2 Moon in Libra ♎️ in Chitra

#3 Ascendant in Aquarius ♒️ In Purvabhadrapada

#4 Lagnesh is Saturn in Aries ♈️ in Ashwini in her 3rd house

#5 Atmakaraka is Mars in Leo ♌️ in Uttara Phalguni Nakshatra

#6 Ketu is in Aquarius ♒️ in Dhanishta

STANDOUTS…

She has Ketu in her 1st house

She has Ketu in Dhanishta (in my opinion her physical appearance looks very Dhanishta)

She has Jupiter Conjunct her Ascendant (she’s such a dollface)

Her Lagnesh in Ashwini in her 3rd house solidifies the fact for me of why her images are so popular/circulated on social media

10th house stellium

What is your big 6 in Vedic Astrology ?