#moon in bharani nakshatra

[marsprincess889]

About Bharani

Fate, The female and Desire.

Venus ruled, Mars's sign, Rahu's birth, Saturn's debilitation.

A kind of love letter to myself and other bharanis, especially bharani moons.

So, aren't we amazing? 😄 jk, but in all seriousness, I have some opinions and want to express them.

We're mleccha(outcaste) and venus ruled. What the hell is that? We're precious, that's the truth.

If there is one nakshatra that caters to females exclusively, this has to be it. This is no male territory. They wouldn't even understand. They don't. Think of how helpless they are when a female is birthing, how clueless they are about what menstruating feels like. We know some things have to be gatekept, for our sake. That's what we are about: guarding, protecting, gatekeeping, and we do it harshly, mercilessly, there's no other real way of doing it anyways.

I want to talk about what i think Bharani nakshatra is truly about: Fate.

Fate, choicelessness, being at the mercy of higher beings, authority, hierarchy...

Bharani's symbol is widely known to be the yoni(female sexual organ), a gateway to another world. Another symbol is the boat. In Greek mythology, souls were transported to the underworld via a boat. In various cultures, when a person died, people would put the corpse on a boat and let it burn while it floated away on water. Bharani-death association is no news, but why are females the key to all this?

After the freedom in Ashwini, the Sun's exaltation, we come to restraint, and not restraint from our own will, but the restraint we have no choice but to accept. This is the first nakshatra where we see the female. This is Saturn's debilitation, and amidst all this restraint we have the birth of planet Rahu, the birth of desire. Makes for a thrilling combination, does it not? While the male is cerebral, solar, the female is material. She IS the nature. While the male does, female is. The male's the user, the female's the used, and she can be used unfairly, poorly, incorrectly. This is the place where the female gets her revenge. Bharani is like a protection mechanism for ladies, she's given the right to refuse and if that right is violated, the will get her revenge. I'd say she has the power, but that would be wrong, because she IS power.

After all, all that male energy needs grounding, or it will disperse, that's why the female and her body, as well as mother nature that we all live on, are vessels_ material manifestations of the male energy that they hold. Bharani is about the rules that the universe is governed by, the unchangeable rules, the simple truths that have to be accepted. When you realize that the female perfection can be so easily ruined by the incorrect use of male energy, the choicelessness gains a whole new meaning in this context. It's the female that is choiceless, she's simply replicating the energy given to her on the material plane, giving it a shape, its proper shape, and if they don't like what they see, the blame should not be placed on the feminine.

So the female is the material and the rules,the boundaries, the limitations. That's why, in the most stereotipical way, many men fear women or are annoyed by them. The fate cannot be escaped, fortunately or unfortunately, and it does not really care what any individual thinks, it's much bigger than that.

Mythologically, various cultures have attributed fate to the feminine. The fates in greek mythology, three women with their threads of human fate, are one one of them. Another one that comes to mind is the norse goddess Frigg. Although I wouldn't coorelate her to Bharani, I think it's interesting that the highest standing(debatable) Norse goddess has a spinning wheel and a spindle, and it had been said that she knows the fate of everyone and eveything but keeps silent. Another interesting example would be Arianrhod from Welsh mythology. Her name literally means "The Silver wheel". Her various symbols include the tools used for weaving. The wheel-fate coorelation is apparent, and it's also interesting that fate is something to be "weaved" in all these mythologies I've mentioned.

The movie Brave(2012) comes to mind, where the rebellious princess Merida wants to change her fate, without any spoilers, there's a scene in the end where she has to repair a tapestry to avoid some disaster. She also has a tumultuous relationship with her mother, something that is also closely connected to Bharani. A really good example of this is the movie Ladybird starring Saoirse Ronan and Laurie Metcalfe, both Bharani moons.

Now we come to the part where I mention my personal life. As Bharani moon my relationship with my mother has been chaotic and full of tension, it's not exactly easy to talk about or explain. I've also noticed this in almost every Bharani person I ever knew. We always have that passion to stand up to authority and injustice, and it frequently leads to quarrels.

TRIGGER WARNING (gaslighting)

So I always thought that the gaslight gatekeep girlboss term was very Bharani. We've discussed the gatekeeping part, the girlboss part is obvious, and about gaslighting... the yoni is called "the great deluder"(source_claire nakti. Had to credit her!).

I want to talk about the movie Tangled and about Rapunzel's tale in general. The original story goes like this: A couple want a child(that venus, rahu's birth, desire theme) and the wife is pregnant(another bharani symbol) and she's craving a plant- rapunzel, that grows in their neighbor's garden(again, the desire-craving theme). Their neighbor is a sorceress. The husband ultimately steals the rapunzel, but he is caught by its rightful owner. They strike a deal: he can take all the rapunzel he wants in exchange for the baby. The man agrees.

After some time, the baby girl is born, and the witch comes to claim her. She names her Rapunzel, after the plant, and eventually, when she's twelve, locks her up in a tower. Let's pause for a moment to note the fact that we already have the Bharani themes of karma, cause and effect, desire and now claim and ownership(bharani, as the first venus-ruled nakshatra often tries to claim things and label them as their own and then gatekeep it harshly, just like the sorceress in this story. It's also interesting that the OWNED is also feminine).

Now, I really relate to Rapunzel. I also feel like I'm always missing something and that I could attain if only i could escape my current circumstances(the tower). Despite this state, I'm also full of desire and enthusiasm. When I was 8 (?) I won the tickets for my family to the premier of Tangled at my friend's birthday party. I obviously loved it(I still do), loved the story, the animation, THE MUSIC, Eugene... but never did I ever imagine that it would be so emotionally relevant to my life 12 years later. I kinda cracked the code and realised why I love it so much, it's cause she's basically me, and to be honest, she's every human in the truest, simplest way possible.

Anyways, let's continiue wuth the story. Rapunzel is locked in and while she's safe from the world, she's not safe from her "mother". Here I want to move over to the movie Tangled, but before that I'll finish the original. A prince finds her, they become lovers behind the sorceress's back, she eventually finds it out because Rapunzel can't keep her mouth shut, she cuts off Rapunzel's long golden hair and exiles her. When the prince comes to the tower he is greeted by Dame Gothel instead of Rapunzel, she tells him he's not to see Rapunzel again, he falls from there into the rose bushes and blinds himself. After years of wandering, he and Rapunzel finally find each other, Rapunzel's tears heal his blindness, they go to his kingdom and live happily ever after. Now, to Tangled.

The relationship between Rapunzel and and Gothel in Tangled is explored well enough for the audience to realize that she's abusive and a gaslighter(watch cinema therapy on youtube, they have a video about Tangled. They're also very wholesome). She's lying to her to keep her to herself, not really caring about her at all. The way Rapunzel feels misunderstood by the person who raised her feels very personal to me. This theme of gaslighting is very Bharani, as well the theme that love conquers all which is prevalent in the original tale. Also, I think that the damsel in distress archetype is very Bharani, as is the princess in the tower trope. She is power herself, so she's this completely passive power, waiting to be seen and be of use, longing for the other side while being trapped(saturn's debilitation). Bharani is about that leap of faith, to approach the female, to stand up to authority, to be brave, to follow your heart...

My another point is what drives these actions, which is desire and love. Overcoming fear through desire is the theme of Bharani. That's the very basis of life. There are tons of things to be wary of, but if we had no desire, no lust for life, we might not have lived at all. It's no secret that life and death, or birth and death, nourish each other. It's simply a matter of time(saturn, the material. The illusion of time is nessecary for life, limitations are nessecary for life, as bharani teaches us, the point is, are your limitations correct for you and your desires?), it's a process created by the illusion of time, and all that is driven by desire. While analyzing the tale of Rapunzel, I've noticed that most people focus on her long golden hair, ignoring what this tale is truly about, which is destiny, karma, cause and effect, bravery, how desire can lead to actions that have undoable consequences, how helplessly we are driven by desire.

One of my favourite movies, Tristan + Isolde (2006) is about the famous couple written about in medieval texts. They live in a cruel world but they're still driven by love, even though everyone and everything around them urges them towards restraint. They choose the limitation based on their hearts, knowing of the consequences that they would most likely have to face. I won't spoil it for you, but there's a quote in the end that i think really represents the essence of Bharani, at least, from the human perspective: " I don't know if life is greater than death, but love was more than either." This is very poweful. Life and death are just opposite sides of the same coin, death leads to birth, birth leads to death, and it's all driven by desire, it's all driven by love. And whether or not we have choice in all of this, we still simply have to accept the truth, we have to accept our truest limitations, as that is only way of growth and self-realization.

I'll leave you to that movie, that quote and this song. Love all of you, take care ❤

Please, interact with me. Like, reblog, COMMENT, especially if you're bharani, I'd love to hear your thoughts.

[youremyheaven]

Random Astrology Observations:

I've noticed that Moon-dominant people tend to be extremely attached to their families even when their families are kind of toxic, holding them back or messy, they overlook all flaws to project this image of coming from/belonging to a very happy well adjusted home.

Moon dominant people are often born to mothers who did not want them or felt trapped into having a baby/were forced to stay in partnerships/marriages because of the baby (obviously not every Moon dominant person will relate to this but yeah)

I've always thought that Zendaya and Jennifer Lopez sounded alike and turns out Zendaya is Purvaphalguni Sun and JLo has Venus atmakaraka

The people whose art/work really resonate with yours either have your Venus or Ketu placement in their big 3 or Mercury/Venus (since both these planets affect creativity and communication)

Rat yoni people are the most sexually perverse. I said what I said.

Dog yoni people tend to be very androgynous

I feel like Ketuvians struggle with their gender identity more than any other planetary dominance

Ashlesha placement works better for men than women because women really internalise that poisonous nature and it corrodes them from within (if imbalanced)

Here are some memes for diff placements just because:

Mercurials when people around them start switching up:

Venusians if every self destructive thought they had turned to diamonds:

Revatis when someone tells them they have to meet a deadline:

Jupiter gals be like:

Ashlesha womencore:

Moon dominants when someone bruises their ego:

Rahuvian core:

Nodalcore af <3

just wanted to post something goofy hehe lol

[invenusworld]

venus and moon aspect ˖ . ݁𝜗𝜚. ݁₊

- your (perception of your) physical appearance at any given time has a significant impact on your mood and emotions

- dressing nice, doing your hair, smelling good — all these venusian activities can substantially improve your overall mood

- this aspect can lead to a creative, artistic mind depending on how well placed, as well as an innate ability to appreciate beauty & art and to recognize the divinity therein

- it may be difficult for you to see your relationships for "what they really are" instead of letting your emotions lead the way entirely and influence your decisions

- the current state of your romantic relationship will have a significant impact on your how you are feeling

- sex and love can become synonymous here

- this aspect can enhance the beauty of your face, as moon signifies the face and venus denotes beauty

- if venus is well placed then this aspects gives a pleasing, lovely voice

- might have a very close relationship with your mother and a close relationships with women in general

- can give abundant romantic fantasies

- this aspect can lead one to contemplate on the ideas of beauty and love, and what these concepts actually mean to them

- if the moon is in venus' nakshatra these traits will be intensified, the native's first maha dasha will be of venus — venus' placement and nakshatra will be very prominent in the native's life (for their physical appearance, general life themes & experiences, etc)

[rabiosantologia]

Salma Hayek

♌ Purva Phalguni Sun (and ascendant) and Magha Mercury in the 1H

♓ Uttara Bhadrapada Moon in the 8H

♈ Bharani Rahu in the 9H | ♎ Vishakha Ketu in the 3H

♋ Ashlesha Venus (atmakaraka 🐍), Pushya Mars and Punarvasu Jupiter in the 12H

[curatorofvibes]

Observations

Photograph from Stefan & Audrey Photography

Don’t let astrology limit you, you can be who dream you are and have the relationship you dream of!

༄ Solar Return ༄

These observations are based on both personal experience and the experiences of those in my life.

ᥫ᭡ Scorpio Rising in the Solar Return Chart

-Becoming aware of what’s holding you back and taking steps towards shedding that skin

-Wanting to grow and move on from the past

-Wanting to evolve

-Focused on self-improvement and development

-Wanting to ”glow-up” in every way, mentally, physically, and spiritually

-Keeping this process and journey of self to self, not really sharing with others what you’re going through internally

-Forming better habits in life

-Holding yourself accountable

-Wanting your actions to reflect your words

-Feeling a sense of maturity, as if you’re letting go of who you once were to welcome the being under the shedded skin, a rebirth

ᥫ᭡ Moon in the 7th house in the Solar Return Chart

-Wanting to keep the peace and be more diplomatic

-Realizing that sometimes it’s best to not say the first thing that comes to mind, but to be more kind and considerate of other peoples feelings and emotions

-Learning that everything you think, doesn’t have to be said

-Wanting to please others and make them feel good about themselves through the way you express your thoughts and emotions

-Putting more effort in your grooming and appearance

-Feeling an urge to be romantically involved or emotionally closer to others

ᥫ᭡ Mercury in the 11th house in the Solar Return Chart

-Urge to connect to people and socialize more

-Wanting to go out and meet new people

-Wanting to improve social and conversational skills

-Wanting to make friends with others, even those completely different from who you are

-Not wanting to be around an echo-chamber

ᥫ᭡ Uranus in the 10th house in the Solar Return Chart

-Unexpected career change

-Being sort of forced to make a career move

-Finally quitting an undesirable work environment

ᥫ᭡ Pluto in the 3rd house in the Solar Return Chart

-Meeting people who unintentionally encourage you to stand up for yourself and speak up more. For example, people can say things that you don’t agree with and normally you would ignore it, but for some reason you just can’t, you have to say something

ᥫ᭡ Mars in the 12th house in the Solar Return Chart

-Hiding and concealing your anger

༄ Numerology ༄

Through the information on numerology provided by @lilithgreye and @astrosky33 Tumblr accounts I was able to make these observations based on both personal experience and the experiences of those in my life.

➷ Personal Year #3

-Feeling like everything is going right in life, can’t lose

-Letting the inner child free

-Simply joyful

-So many new and fun memories with family and friends

-Traveling A LOT or after yeaarrrssss since the last trip

-Positive impact on confidence in a way that the effects can still be felt years down the line due to how unforgettable the year was

➷ Personal Year #5

-Long travels

-Finally doing fun activities always wanted to try

-A change in schools

-Overall, enjoyable year

➷ Personal Year #7

-Confidence and self-esteem skyrocketed

-Spending a lot of time alone, more than usual and not by choice

-Using the alone time to pour love into self and take care of self

-On the other hand, feeling very loved and receiving a lot of people expressing their love and appreciation during this time

➷ Personal Year #8

-Getting a job leading to financial stability

➷ Personal Year #9

-Going back to school

-Feeling very insecure and filled with anxiety

-Confusing and frustrating time

➷ Personal Year #1

-Feeling very liberated, like a butterfly emerging from a cocoon

-New experiences, emotions, just feeling very open-minded to new ways of life and living

-Definitely happy, blissful and new beginnings welcomed with open arms

༄ Random ༄

These observations are based on what I noticed tend to be prominent placements in the charts of professional wrestlers.

✿ North Node/Rahu - Mars Aspects

✿ Mars - Jupiter Aspects

✿ Serpent Yoni Nakshatra Placements (Rohini & Mrigashira, especially Mrigashira Mars)

✿ Mercury Nakshatra Placements (Ashlesha, Jyestha, Revati)

✿ Ketu Nakshatra Placements (Ashwini, Magha, Mula)

✿ 1, 3, 5, 8, 9 numerology (according to numerologists, 1 is associated with leadership and athletes, 3 is associated with communication and comedy, 5 is associated with conventional beauty and entertaining, 8 is associated with karma and money, 9 is associated with adaptability and completion). I can see this making sense because in wrestling you have to have some form of athletic ability and be able to talk on the microphone, providing comedy when it is called for. A big part of being a wrestler has to do with your looks, so remaining fit, healthy, and attractive in some way, shape, or form to the audience, always providing entertainment. Seeing as plans can change within the blink of an eye or anything can happen, you have to have the ability to seamlessly adapt on the spot without making it obvious to the audience that it wasn’t in the original plans. With 8 numerology, I noticed wrestlers who have it tend to be very well-regarded and/or see success outside of the wrestling business.

✴︎ In regards to 8 numerology, in letterology the capital letter R is 44 (4 + 4 = 8). I noticed wrestlers with this letter capitalized in their names tend to be known outside of the wrestling business (For example: The Rock, Rhea Ripley, Roman Reigns, etc.)

Notes:

Dwayne “The Rock” Johnson (Mula Moon, Revati Mercury atmakaraka, Mrigashira Venus & Mars, Rohini Saturn | 8 numerology)

Trish Stratus (Mula Sun, Mrigashira Mars, Revati Jupiter | 9 numerology)

Steve “Sting” Borden (North Node/Rahu trine Mars; Revati Mercury & Ketu, Ashwini Venus, Mrigashira Mars, Mula Saturn)

Adam “Edge” Copeland (Mars square Jupiter, North Node/Rahu trine Mars; Mula Moon & Rahu, Jyestha Venus atmakaraka, Ashwini Mars | 3 numerology)

Amy “Lita” Dumas (North Node/Rahu square Mars; Ashwini Sun, Revati Mercury atmakaraka, Mrigashira ASC | 5 numerology)

Rey Mysterio (Jyestha Sun atmakaraka & Mercury, Mula Venus, Ketu in Rohini | 8 numerology)

Kenny Omega (Mars square Jupiter; Ketu in Jyestha, Rahu in Mrigashira)

Christian Cage (North Node/Rahu trine Mars; Ashwini Mars, Ketu in Mrigashira, Rahu in Mula | 3 numerology)

Bianca Belair (Revati Sun & Venus, Ashwini Mercury, Mrigashira Mars, Rohini Jupiter, Ketu in Magha | 9 numerology)

Kurt Angle (Mars Trine Jupiter; Jyestha Sun, Mula Mercury, Ashwini Saturn | 1, 9 numerology)

These observations are based on a pattern that I noticed in Saturn Atmakaraka Natives which mainly is that they tend to have success longevity, beginning from around the ages of 30-35+.

Miley Cyrus (19° Shravana pada 3, 10th house)

notes: released her song flowers at the age of 30 which led to her winning her first Grammy Award at the age of 31. Maybe hers being in the 10th house shows themes of her career success or longevity in her career (?) since shes been working since she was a child and is still receiving accolades and royalties.

Vanessa Williams (25° Dhanishtha pada 1, 8th house)

notes: recently released a music video with choreography at the age of 61.

Mike White (25° Bharani pada 4, 8th house)

notes: season one of the white lotus released when he was at the age of 51 and is currently his biggest success in his career (based off of how well-acclaimed it is) since he released school of rock in 2003 at the age of 33.

༄ Vedic Astrology ༄

Through the information on vedic astrology provided by @youremyheaven and @venussaidso Tumblr accounts, along with Claire Nakti’s and The Hidden Octave’s @thehiddenoctave YouTube channels, I was able to make these observations. They’re not in-depth, they’re based off of random things I noticed in some of my sources of entertainment that I felt connected to things others have observed in these placements.

ೃ༄ Actors ೃ༄

H. Jon Benjamin (Krittika Sun, Mercury, Mars & Rahu)

Is the voice actor of Sterling Archer In the show “Archer”.

✴︎ Says : “I’m not really much of a planner.” (connects to the observation made by Vedic astrologers of Sun-Ruled nakshatra natives being people who don’t really plan for things and who rely on improvisation)

Jason Sudeikis (Sun in Uttara Phalguni and Ketu in Krittika)

Plays Ted Lasso in the show “Ted Lasso”.

✴︎ A manager/coach with carefree energy, improvisation and not really planning anything (connects to the observation made by Vedic astrologers of Sun-Ruled nakshatra natives being people who don’t really plan for things and who rely on improvisation)

Leo Woodall (Uttara Phalguni Sun)

Plays Jack in the show “The White Lotus”.

✴︎ Came across as pretending to be a “himbo”

✴︎ Bad boy charm with undertones of sadness and inner conflict

Alan Ritchson (Anuradha Sun)

Plays Jack Reacher in the show “Reacher”.

✴︎ Says : “That takes time, which is something I have in great quantity.” Can relate to Saturn’s connection to time (?)

✴︎ Skillful and rebellious character

Juno Temple (Pushya Sun)

Plays Keeley Jones in the show “Ted Lasso”.

✴︎ Her character was highly sought after by men and sexualized (in relation to the observation made by Vedic astrologers of Pushya nakshatra natives)

✴︎ Her character was kickass in a male dominated field (in relation to the observation made by Vedic astrologers of Saturn-Ruled nakshatras natives being in male dominated fields in films)

(Magha Venus & Ketu)

Plays Keeley Jones in the show “Ted Lasso”.

✴︎ Her character had a sex tape leaked which can connect to the Magha yoni animal being exploited (?)

✴︎ The character is open about her sexual curiosities (in relation to the observation made by Vedic astrologers of Magha natives being open about their sexual curiosities)

Hannah Waddingham (Pushya Sun)

Plays Rebecca Welton in the show “Ted Lasso”.

✴︎ Her character was kickass with a masculine edge in a male dominated field as the owner of a football club (in relation to the observation made by Vedic astrologers of Saturn-Ruled nakshatras natives being in male dominated fields in films)

✴︎ Her & Keeley’s character (both Pushya Suns) had respect for each other and their strengths

✴︎ Her character could easily destroy the male ego (in relation to the observation made by Vedic astrologers of Saturn-Ruled nakshatras)

✴︎ Very disciplined character with a sharp and stern personality (in relation to the observation made by Vedic astrologers of Saturn-Ruled nakshatras natives)

Vanessa Williams (Uttara Bhadrapada Sun)

Plays Renee Perry in the show “Desperate Housewives”.

✴︎ Her character was described as having a, “style seems to be more like chrome and glass and teeth” teeth being apart of the description of Saturn

Marcia Cross (Uttara Bhadrapada Sun)

Plays Bree Van de Kamp in the show “Desperate Housewives”.

✴︎ Her character described as suppressing emotions, stoic, cold, and tightly wound. (In relation to the observation made by Vedic astrologers of Saturn-Ruled nakshatra leading to being emotionally hardened)

✴︎ Her character described as courteous, elegant, graceful, never letting people know what she’s thinking

✴︎ Her character described as an “ice princess”

✴︎ Her character described as too resilient, always bouncing back (In relation to the observation made by Vedic astrologers of having Saturn-Ruled nakshatras allowing one to naturally adapt by building upon virtues such as personal restraint and composure)

✴︎Said about her character : “No matter what the circumstances, Bree Van de Kamp always found a way to stay in control. She curbed her impulses. She enforced a strict dress code. She maintained a strong moral center. Yes, Bree was always in control, so when it came to handling a crisis… It made perfect sense that she was in the driver’s seat.”

Marcia Gay Harden (Ketu in Uttara Bhadrapada & Pushya Mercury)

Plays Margaret Wright in the show “So Help Me Todd”.

✴︎ Her character described as a controlling mother

✴︎ Says : “I’m not judgmental, I’m a realist.”

Emmanuelle Beart (Ashlesha Sun atmakaraka, Venus & ASC)

Plays Claire Phelps in the movie “Mission Impossible”.

✴︎ Her character is meant to manipulate Ethan through seduction into believing he can trust her after her and her husband fake his death in order to frame Ethan for being a mole. Like a snake, connected to the Naga Diety of this nakshatra, she had to be secretive and stealthy.

Cillian Murphy (Rohini Sun)

Plays Jonathan Crane/Scarecrow in the movie “Batman Begins”.

✴︎ His character is a psychologist who studies peoples fears in particular and uses it against them as a way to gain control over them. Can connect to observation made by those who study Vedic saying that Moon-Ruled nakshatra people study other people

✴︎ The actor himself has Intoxicating eyes and is a private person, not on social media (serpent yoni)

Paul Johansson (Shravana Sun & Mars)

Plays Dan Scott in the show “One Tree Hill”.

✴︎ His character killed his own brother then framed it on someone who committed suicide

✴︎ His character likes to tell elaborate manipulative lies that are hard to disprove (in relation to the observations made by Vedic astrologers of Moon-Ruled nakshatras)

✴︎ His character manipulates his own son into doing what he wants (in relation to the observations made by Vedic astrologers of Moon-Ruled nakshatras)

✴︎ If you wrong his character, he WILL get revenge and try to one-up you (in relation to the observations made by Vedic astrologers of Moon-Ruled nakshatras)

Chad Michael Murray (Magha Sun)

Plays Lucas Scott in in the show “One Tree Hill”.

✴︎ His character wanted to change his last name due to a dilemma on who fathered him. His Uncle Keith was more of a father figure than his actual dad who basically disowned him (in connection to the observation made by Vedic astrologers of Magha Nakshatra being associated with ancestry roots and the origins of oneself)

✴︎ Says : “For the longest time I’ve been an outsider.”

✴︎ His character was romantically connected to a Punaravasu woman in the show and chased after her despite her wanting to be “non-exclusive” at first. Despite his connection with the Punarvasu woman, his attraction for the Ardra woman (can connect to observation made by Vedic astrologers of nodal placements being attracted to each other) that he was attracted to from the very first episode never waned

✴︎ Says to the Ardra woman : “I kind of have this habit of crawling into my shell.” (Can maybe connect to the observation made by Vedic astrologers of Ketu-Ruled nakshatra natives being inwardly drawn?)

Anthony Head (Ketu in Punarvasu)

Plays Rupert Mannion in the show “Ted Lasso”.

✴︎ Although a villainous character, he had a story of being a poor boy when young and sneaking into the stadium to watch matches, getting kicked out by a security guard (who he eventually repaid with a raise in the future), to eventually becoming a billionaire and owning his boyhood football club. (This is in connection to the Vasutva Prapana Shakti of this nakshatra which is, “the power to gain wealth or substance”)

✴︎ His character struggled with commitment, but towards the end of the show it did seem like he was on the path to becoming a better person (in relation to the observation made by Vedic astrologers of Punarvasu natives who tend to struggle with commitment)

Sophia Bush (Punarvasu Sun)

Plays Brooke Davis in the show “One Tree Hill”.

✴︎ Her character was once referred to as “Miss Sunshine” (in relation to to the observation made by Vedic astrologers of Punarvasu nakshatra natives being able to easily bring light and optimism to situations)

✴︎ Her character is very optimistic and playful, yet aloof and cold to ppl who try to befriend her friends

✴︎ Her character was romantically connected to a Magha man in the show and he chased after her (in connection to the observations made by Vedic astrologers of Jupiter nakshatras natives being emotionally spacious with the ability to hold a lot within them and Ketu nakshatra natives being attracted to them because they’re pulled in by that expansiveness)

✴︎ Her character is a social butterfly

✴︎ By the time her character graduates high school, it was brought up how much she had grown as a person for the better within those 4 years (in connection to the observation made by Vedic astrologers of Punarvasu nakshatras boundless nature that leaves a lot of room for growth)

✴︎ Her character’s parents were never around during her high school years, she basically lived alone or with friends

✴︎ Her character created her own fashion line called “clothes over bros” while in high school (in relation to the observation made by Vedic astrologers of Punarvasu Nakshatra natives who tend to contribute a lot to the fashion world and in the show her clothing line brought her a lot of opportunities in the fashion industry)

Hilarie Burton (Ardra Sun)

Plays Peyton Sawyer in the show “One Tree Hill”.

✴︎ Her character’s mom died when she was young

✴︎ Her character wasn’t addicted, but was sucked into doing cocaine a few times

✴︎ Her character identified with loneliness and being a talented artist, expresses how she feels internally through her art (in relation to the observation made by Vedic astrologers of Ardra being a Rahu-Ruled nakshatra and being internally spacious, trying to find ways to fill up that emptiness through external sources)

✴︎ Says : “You don’t know anything about my pain.”

✴︎ Wants to be immersed by her love for Jake and went above and beyond for him and his daughter Jenny, he left her in the end to find his daughter and she was broken by this love (in relation to the observation made by Vedic astrologers of Nodal nakshatra natives tending to be obsessive in romance to feel more stable)

✴︎ Her biological mom that she did not know about comes back into her life at 17 and says she left because she liked drugs more than she liked her child. Went through a lot of life changes for a 17 year old (in relation to the observation made by Vedic astrologers of Ardra nakshatras natives often going through traumatic events in life that they have to deal with alone)

✴︎ Hides behind her sadness and art

✴︎ Her character loses her biological mother to cancer and her adopted mother to a car crash, her adopted father is always traveling for work so he is hardly ever around and she never knew her biological father (in relation to the observation made by Vedic astrologers of Ardra nakshatras natives often going through traumatic events in life that they have to deal with alone)

✴︎ Had an obsessed stalker who pretended to be her long lost brother (in relation to the observation, are by Vedic astrologers of Rahu Nakshatra natives being often seen in the charts of people who can be the source of other people’s obsessions and unwanted attention)

✴︎ Painted a dog on her bedroom wall as a “watchdog” for protection after her stalker situation (which can maybe connect to the Dog Yoni of this nakshatra?)

ೃ༄ Football Managers/Coaches ೃ༄

José Mourinho (Shravana Sun, Moon & Saturn)

Outcast Nakshatra native and a popular/well-regarded football manager/coach.

✴︎ Started out as a translator for FC Barcelona before becoming “one of the world’s greatest managers” (in relation to the observation made by Vedic astrologers of Shravana nakshatra being a common placement in the charts of polyglots)

✴︎ Calls himself “A Special One” which can be connected to Shravana being labeled “The Chosen One” (?)

✴︎ Said about Mourinho : “He could see the future, what the opposition would do… what substitutions the opposition’s coach would make.” (in relation to the observation made by Vedic astrologers of Shravana nakshatra being a common placement in the charts of mind-readers and psychics)

✴︎ Said about Mourinho : “He told us he wasn’t interested in fair play or a positive image. Only in winning. He managed to bring qualities out of me that I didn’t even know I had.” (in relation to the observation made by Vedic astrologers of Shravana natives having the ability to open the qualities of others that they have trouble accessing)

Carlo Ancelotti (Uttara Phalguni ASC)

Outcast Nakshatra native and a popular/well-regarded Italian football manager/coach.

✴︎ Nicknamed “Don Carlo”

✴︎ Said about Ancelotti after Real Madrid beat Manchester City in the 2024 quarterfinals of the Champions League : “As a man, Carlo just fills you with calmness and confidence. Before the game, I caught him yawning and asked him: ‘Boss, are you tired?’ He said you need to go and excite me out there. That’s the calmness and confidence he brings.” Which can be an example of his carefree energy as a Sun nakshatra native, observed by Vedic astrologers

✴︎ It is said that as a manager/coach, he doesn’t really have specific instructions and allows his players to have freedom and creativity on the field and in how they adapt and approach the game. Also, described as a very versatile and creative manager/coach. This all connects to Sun nakshatra natives being described as people who don’t really plan for things and relying on improvisation

✴︎ This praise can also relate to the criticism that he receives, a lot of people say that his tactics are “just vibes” which can relate again to the observation made by Vedic astrologers of the carefree energy and improvisation that Sun nakshatra natives tend to have and rely on in life

ೃ༄ Musicians ೃ༄

Edgar Varèse (Rahu in Swati & Ardra ASC)

French Composer.

✴︎ Created music with a futuristic focus conceived of as “bodies of sound in space”

✴︎ Focus on merging science and music together

Avril Lavigne (Hasta Sun & ASC)

✴︎ song “Girlfriend” asking someone to break up with their girlfriend to get with her

Ariana Grande (Hasta Moon)

✴︎ song “break up with you girlfriend, I’m bored”

(this one is my observation, I just thought it was interesting)

Melanie Martinez (Bharani Sun)

✴︎ Her song “DEATH” starts out by saying “death is life”, and talks about being back from the dead (in relation to this nakshatras Diety being, Yama, aka “God of Death”/“Catcher of Souls”/“The Final Judge”)

ೃ༄ Wrestlers ೃ༄

Drew McIntyre (Rohini Sun & Mercury and Mrigashira Mars)

✴︎ Intoxicating eyes (serpent yoni)

✴︎ Long hair (in connection to the observation made by Vedic astrologers of it being common for Moon-Ruled Nakshatra men to grow out their hair and leave it long. His Rohini placements, he also has a Shravana Jupiter)

Mike “The Miz” Mizanin (Hasta Sun atmakaraka & Moon)

✴︎ A wrestler who is known for his good wrestler impersonations (in relation to the observation made by Vedic astrologers of Hasta natives being linked to impersonation)

Toni Storm (Chitra Sun & Rahu)

✴︎ Wrestler with an Old Hollywood Starlet gimmick as “Timeless” Toni Storm inspired by the movies “All About Eve (1950)” and “Sunset Boulevard (1950)” (connecting to the observation made by Vedic astrologers of Chitra/Mars-ruled nakshatras being common in the charts of old Hollywood starlets)

Roman Reigns (Rohini Sun, Mrigashira Mars, and Shravana Jupiter)

✴︎ Plays a wrestling character who is incapable of seeing his flaws

✴︎ Doesn’t see how his actions hurt others or is wrong

✴︎ Doesn’t feel guilt or remorse

✴︎ Difficult for him to trust others (in relation to the observations made by Vedic astrologers of Moon-Ruled nakshatras. His Rohini & Shravana placements)

✴︎ Makes you question your own motives. Manipulator (in relation to the observations made by Vedic astrologers of Moon-Ruled nakshatras. His Rohini & Shravana placements)

✴︎ Compensates for his bruised ego by finding a way to one-up you (in relation to the observations made by Vedic astrologers of Moon-Ruled nakshatras. His Rohini & Shravana placements)

✴︎ Concerned with how others perceive him… wanting them to “acknowledge” him (in relation to the observations made by Vedic astrologers of Moon-Ruled nakshatras. His Rohini & Shravana placements)

✴︎ Does not like appearing weak or being vulnerable (in relation to the observations made by Vedic astrologers of Moon-Ruled nakshatras. His Rohini & Shravana placements)

✴︎ Uses his opponents vulnerabilities against them (in relation to the observations made by Vedic astrologers of Moon-Ruled nakshatras. His Rohini & Shravana placements)

✴︎ As a heel character he says and does terrible things, but still enjoys a good reputation by the audience (in relation to the observations made by Vedic astrologers of Moon-Ruled nakshatras. His Rohini & Shravana placements)

✴︎ Obsessed with power (in relation to the observations made by Vedic astrologers of Moon-Ruled nakshatras. His Rohini & Shravana placements)

✴︎ Long hair (in connection to the observation made by Vedic astrologers of it being common for Moon-Ruled Nakshatra men to grow out their hair and leave it long. His Rohini & Shravana placements)

✴︎ In connection to the serpent yoni of the Rohini and Mrigashira nakshatra placements, his private life off camera is typically kept under wraps and hidden (snakes being great at hiding), not much is known about who and what he does outside of the “Roman Reigns” character he plays on television

Randy Orton (Revati Sun)

✴︎ Elephant yoni which is the largest yoni animal (?) and Randy is known for being a HUGE man in person

✴︎ He also has double Mercury-Ruled nakshatras in his big 3, his wrestling character is charismatic and manipulative in the sense that he’ll convince you that you’re allies, but ultimately you should never trust “the viper”

(Ashlesha ASC)

✴︎ Comes across as intimidating which can be in connection to the feline yoni of this nakshatra (?)

✴︎ The Visasleshana Shakti of this nakshatra is “the power to inflict poison” and he is known as “the viper” which is a venomous snake

✴︎ In connection to “the viper” nickname and this nakshatra is the Diety being, Naga, which is a serpent God. When he goes to the place where he hears voices in his head (can also connect to the observation made by Vedic astrologers of Ashlesha nakshatra natives being buried in their own subconscious minds and having inner conversations and narrations), he sort of moves like a snake that relies on its intuition in those moments

✴︎ His character is also one that you can’t trust, he’s sneaky and methodical and if you turn your back on him, he can attack you (with an RKO) out of nowhere… even if you’ve been led to believe that you’re friends or have formed an alliance

✴︎ Honestly, everything about him reminds me of a snake, from his appearance (especially in the year 2009 when his character derived pleasure in hurting others) to the way he moves, he’s so fast yet lethal at the same time and if you look into his eyes you can see that he’s probably thinking in his head what’s the best way to attack his opponent and catch them off guard for the win. Another nickname of his that can connect to these actions is, the “Apex Predator”

( I was really excited to share the Randy Orton observation ◡̈ )

I would like to state that I’m not an astrologer, so I hope that I wasn’t disrespectful to any astrologers with these observations in any way whatsoever (especially with the Vedic observations seeing as how there’s Hindu roots involved). This tumblr account has been fun, but I’ve reached the point where my pinned post is relatable to how I feel in real life, so I don’t plan on making anymore posts related to astrology or along those lines. If you would like to check out some of my previous astrology related content, they can be found under the tag #curatorofvibes. These observations were things I had written down over the years and I thought it best to share it with whomever comes across this post instead of just deleting them. Wishing everyone more life and more genuine love! ♡ ~ curatorofvibes

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Bharani Nakshatra and Fertility: The Cycle of Life under the rule of Venus

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When watching films or plays that take place in the Middle Ages, you notice that some of them have the figure of the “herald”, those messengers who arrive at the location and open the letter (which looks like a parchment) and read the message aloud. The Heralds carried announcements and messages from the kingdom to the population, made solemn proclamations, verified titles of nobility, announced war and proclaimed peace. They were a preform of diplomacy. When they were going to announce something to the people, they would stand on a platform in the middle of the public square and shout the real news, usually wearing clothes that differentiated them to attract more attention.

Bharani Nakshatra (Aries 13º20' - 26º40') are the heralds of the energy of Venus, as they act as messengers or representatives of the essence of Venus in the world, carrying Venusian qualities, manifesting them in their lives and behavior. Venus is advocacy, seeks equity and is a peacemaker, devoid of aggression, but when it joins Mars, aggression and anger can be used as a tool of diplomacy (description by mike sleeping dog). In the eyes of Vedic elders, the star of this nakshatra forms the female sexual organ and thus became its symbol. This organ symbolizes the fertility aspect of life and a portal between two different worlds. In the Vedic point of view, it is described as death and birth, transformation and regeneration. It also represents restriction, care, jealousy, sacrifice, sexuality, nurturing and maternal love. Bharani carries all these attributes. It is the star of restriction that has the power to cleanse and remove impurities.

The main deity of Bharani is Yama, the god of death. Yama had a twin sister named Yami, who is considered the lady of life. Yama and Yami are a divine pair of creative deities. Yama is what connects mortality and immortality that carves mortal paths through death. In it is time and through time it describes a course for life, after the course life is absorbed into time. Yami is moved by Maya's emotions and love. Yama is mortal, but Yami is not. The procreation of mortals was granted thanks to the sacrifice that Yama made in annihilating himself, thus creating a debt (cyclic yajña). Through debt, exchange is created, and it is through exchange that the world moves forward.

There is a story that Yami fell in love with her brother Yama and wanted to have sex with him, arguing that this would not break dharma. She wished Yama to induce the embryo in her womb. It was a natural instinct that awakened in her mind and body after she reached puberty.

"She offered many arguments as to why this would not break dharma, but he knew that sexual intercourse with his own sister would go against dharma in the mortal world, where every action provokes a seen or unseen reaction. His reward for such self-control was to become chief justice of the universe." - Mike Sleeping Dog.

Bharani is a 16-year-old girl about to deflower, a baby in the womb or a person who faces the Yamadutas (heavenly angels whose task is to guide souls in the afterlife process) after death. Because of its childlike quality, Bharani is one of the most eager nakshatras. Just like a child wants to experience the entire environment, Bharani natives want to experience the environment to the fullest. There is a primal innocence in the way they experience things, people and places. They may go by instinct instead of reason. Most of your feelings and desires are so overwhelming that very little can be done to contain or calm them. Once again, the evolutionary status of the soul in question comes into play. All Bharani natives have a creative impulse within them. Females generally express this creativity through bearing children, while males attempt to be creative on stranger levels. Bharani is a nakshatra where interaction between man and woman takes place. This makes it one of the most sexual nakshatras in the zodiac. Bharani is representative of the force of nature that creates attraction between opposites. Bharani natives experiment, surrender, become victims and try to understand this force.

Bharani is the nakshatra that belongs to the first sign of the zodiac and is the first nakshatra ruled by Venus, this symbolizes the entry of the initial energy of creative feminine energy into the zodiac. Therefore, it is a feminine nakshatra. This is no longer a surprise, as Bharani represents everything feminine. It is the second nakshatra and the first female nakshatra. Just like the number “2” in numerology, it is the initiator of the feminine principle at all levels of existence. It is the beginning of duality and maya, and in it lies the essence of the complex functioning of the feminine principle. Bharani is considered a balanced nakshatra. Bharani is actually an extreme nakshatra, but it is classified as 'Balanced' due to its tendency to balance opposite extremes like birth and death. Bharani natives often lead double lives, reaching two different extremes. So, overall, their lives can be seen as balance. It is part of the Rajas Nakshatras (rajas is action to get desires fulfilled. It is the passion that drives one to action, often not getting the expected results, which leads to more actions), this can be easily accessed from the govt. of Bharani by Venus. Venus is seen as the most rajasic among the planets. Its relationship with terrestrial life processes is very strong. In a way, you could say that it is only Venus that makes life worth living. As Bharani heralds Venusian energy, its expression here is primordial, highly concentrated and explosive (all rajasic expressions). Venus is the planet of fertility, creativity and pleasure. In Bharani, these qualities manifest in the idea of ​​giving birth, both literally and symbolically. Fertility here is not restricted to procreation, but also the ability to create and nurture ideas, projects and new phases of life. Bharani, governed by Yama, also remembers that every beginning is accompanied by an end, a continuous cycle of renewal. Bharani represents the phase in which the seed is planted (the creative act that precedes growth. Being the first nakshatra of Venus, Bharani symbolizes fertility in its primordial state, the impulse to generate life. Fertility is linked to the feminine receptive nature, the ability to sustain life, something that Venus dominates. Bharani, with her association with the uterus, also speaks of the importance of gestation, essential elements of fertility. All goddesses, especially fertility goddesses, are linked to Venus.

Bharani is the nakshatra of karma and reincarnation, one of the least understood concepts in modern times, especially in the Western world. Bharani is the name of the stage where the masculine and feminine, which have arisen from a single genderless source, copulate and, in doing so, carry forward the process of creation.

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Rema being a Venus-Saturn man that is constantly singing about how much he loves and indulges in women is so on point.

[sakurapandadreams]

⪩⪨ ASTRO OBSERVATIONS PT 3

Please take all of these predictions with a grain of salt I'm not a professional astrologer.

And here's my masterlist

NATAL OBSERVATIONS

☀️ Neptune trine Pluto can also have exceptional psychic abilities [except they keep dismissing their abilities as mere coincidence]

☀️ Most dancers in many kpop groups tend to have Aries Sun or prominent Aries placement in their chart.

☀️ Pisces Moons tend to overdo their confidence, trying to hide the insecurities they have deep down.

☀️ Pisces Sun's are also good at manifesting provided they know that their good at it.

☀️ In many cases if you and your siblings have opposite rising signs you may look completely different from each other.

For example : If your a Taurus rising and your siblings is a Scorpio rising you both will look so different people can doubt your even siblings

☀️ Debilitated moons can signify unhealthy attachments towards the mother.

☀️ During your birth if your Moon left its previous sign and just entered its next sign, again you guys could also share the qualities of both those signs.

For example : Moon left Capricorn and just entered Aquarius you can have the traits of both Capricorn as well as Aquarius.

☀️ Check where you have Aquarius in your chart you feel like an outcast more in that place.

☀️ Capricorn risings are so much interested in crime documentaries, murder mysteries, solving criminal cases.

☀️ Pluto in the 3rd house can get bullied when young, being bullied for your intelligence, people considering you dumb hence they can also have trouble communicating their feelings with others most will keep to themselves.

☀️ Mars in the 7th house [men] tend to like women who are ultra feminine.

☀️ Venus in Leo in 8th house tend to get in laws that have a higher social status than them.

☀️ Leo Moons look up or learn from their mothers more than their fathers. Their mothers are also quite controlling and dominating towards the child as well as the natives father.

☀️ Mercury - Pluto aspects have a harsh way of talking sometimes they don't want to come off as rude but they still do. Often times whatever they say is incorrectly interpret or misunderstood by people.

☀️ Same goes for Mercury Square Saturn except these people have mastered sarcasm, they aren't blunt like Pluto rather sarcastic.

VEDIC OBSERVATIONS

☀️ A person having Rahu in Bharani nakshatra may end up evoking a desire in the opposite gender unintentionally.

☀️ 3rd house Ketu 🤝 never running out of hard cash.

☀️ Also if your 1st house lord sits in the 7th house then that can at times give you a low self esteem same goes for Sun in the 7th house.

☀️ Purva Phalguni moons tend to have a good childhood but they have to adjust and sacrifice alot in their married life.

☀️ Also Purva phalguni moons [women] tend to love their spouse more, but that love isn't much reciprocate.

☀️ Purva Ashada Nakshatras are so good at teaching and also at research work. In group projects they end up giving excellent ideas. They also get the due recognition for the work they do.

☀️ Many a times if you have a Nakshatra that shares itself with two signs you can have qualities of both those signs in you [Chitra Nakshatra shares itself with both Virgo and Libra].

☀️ [Now this is my opinion and it can be wrong but still ☺️] I feel all signs attract envy in their own way, Scorpio and Leo's attract alot because their ruled by such fiery planets like Mars and Sun.

☀️ If Mars is aspected by Rahu or in conjunction with Rahu it can also give a person tendencies to doubt their own strengths and talents.

☀️ Hasta Moons or Rising both are soo good at drawing, mehndi, creating best out of waste, handicrafts, hand embroidery. More than cooking their good at cutting vegetables and decorating dishes. Also great at hairstyling. However they can be great dentists and surgeons as well [They get less credit for this]

☀️ Shravan Nakshatra is one of the most intuitive nakshatras, their another walking lie detectors.

☀️ Uttara Bhadrapada gives you blessings for the good karma you did in your past life.

☀️ Sun as your darakaraka can also give you a husband who would often show you off to others.

☀️ Ketu in the 7th house doesn't mean one won't get married they can get married but they will stay away from each other, like having jobs in two different places [long distance marriages].

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Masterlist - YouTube (subliminals)

In Vedic astrology, each nakshatra holds a unique key to your spiritual path, guiding your soul's evolution. The nakshatras reveal the deepest desires and energy patterns that shape your journey, offering insights into how you can align with your true purpose. By understanding the essence of each nakshatra and tapping into its fullest potential, you can harness its power to grow, transform, and manifest your highest self. These celestial energies invite you to embrace their wisdom and navigate life’s challenges with clarity, grace, and spiritual awareness.

Ashwini (0°00’ – 13°20’ Aries)

Ruling Planet: Ketu | Presiding Deities: Ashwini Kumaras, the celestial healers. Ashwini represents speed, healing, and new beginnings. Its deepest desire is to initiate action, to heal, and to bring forth life’s potential with swiftness and vitality. To tap into Ashwini’s fullest potential, embrace its dynamic and pioneering spirit by acting without hesitation, but with purpose. Use its energy to heal and restore, both physically and spiritually, knowing that action is the key to transformation. Nurture Ashwini by balancing impulsive tendencies with clear direction, allowing the rapid energy of this nakshatra to bring positive change without becoming scattered or unfocused. This nakshatra thrives on momentum—when harnessed properly, its swift energy can lead to miraculous breakthroughs and healing.

Bharani (13°20’ – 26°40’ Aries)

Ruling Planet: Venus | Presiding Deity: Yama, god of death and dharma. Bharani holds the raw energy of creation and destruction, symbolizing life’s inherent duality. Its deepest desire is to navigate life’s extremes—birth, death, and transformation. To tap into Bharani’s fullest potential, embrace its power to create while respecting the boundaries of dharma. Understand that life’s greatest growth comes from honoring both the beginning and the end of cycles. Nurture Bharani by cultivating patience and accepting life’s inevitabilities without resistance, allowing yourself to transform with grace. Bharani’s energy is potent when harnessed with respect for its intensity; it allows you to birth new realities, both in the material and spiritual realms, through discipline and surrender to life’s natural rhythms.

Krittika (26°40’ Aries – 10°00’ Taurus)

Ruling Planet: Sun | Presiding Deity: Agni, god of fire. Krittika symbolizes purification and the cutting away of illusion, holding the fiery energy of transformation. Its deepest desire is to burn away impurities and reveal the truth. To tap into Krittika’s fullest potential, embrace its sharp, discerning nature by seeking clarity and purity in all aspects of life. Use Krittika’s energy to cut through distractions and falsehoods, focusing on what is essential for your growth. Nurture this nakshatra’s energy by honoring the fire within—channel it toward actions that purify and refine both your inner and outer world. The fire of Krittika is both destructive and purifying, and when used wisely, it reveals the deepest truths of the soul.

Rohini (10°00’ – 23°20’ Taurus)

Ruling Planet: Moon | Presiding Deity: Brahma, the creator god. Rohini represents fertility, beauty, and abundance, symbolizing the blossoming of life. Its deepest desire is to create and nurture, to manifest beauty and growth in all forms. To tap into Rohini’s fullest potential, embrace its creative and nurturing energy by channeling your desires into tangible manifestations. Use Rohini’s energy to cultivate beauty in both your inner and outer life, while maintaining patience and care in the process. Nurture this nakshatra by aligning with nature’s cycles, understanding that true growth requires both nourishment and time. Rohini’s potential is fully realized when you combine creative passion with a steady, grounded approach, allowing abundance to flow naturally.

Mrigashira (23°20’ Taurus – 6°40’ Gemini)

Ruling Planet: Mars | Presiding Deity: Soma, the Moon god. Mrigashira embodies the restless search for fulfillment, represented by the deer’s constant movement. Its deepest desire is to seek knowledge and truth, guided by curiosity and exploration. To tap into Mrigashira’s fullest potential, channel its wandering energy toward purposeful quests for knowledge and self-discovery. Nurture Mrigashira by balancing your curiosity with patience, allowing your search for truth to unfold without becoming lost in distractions. The key to unlocking Mrigashira’s power is understanding that the journey itself holds the wisdom you seek. When channeled properly, its energy reveals deep insights and leads to spiritual growth through exploration.

Ardra (6°40’ – 20°00’ Gemini)

Ruling Planet: Rahu | Presiding Deity: Rudra, the storm god. Ardra represents the fierce force of destruction and renewal, bringing chaos that clears the way for clarity. Its deepest desire is to break through illusions and attachments, using the storm to purify and transform. To tap into Ardra’s fullest potential, embrace its capacity for disruption as a necessary force for change. Nurture Ardra by surrendering to life’s storms and using them as opportunities for personal growth and transformation. The power of Ardra lies in its ability to dismantle the false and bring clarity through destruction. When aligned with Ardra’s energy, you emerge from life’s challenges stronger, clearer, and more authentic.

Punarvasu (20°00’ Gemini – 3°20’ Cancer)

Ruling Planet: Jupiter | Presiding Deity: Aditi, the mother goddess. Punarvasu represents renewal and return, symbolizing the restoration of hope and light after darkness. Its deepest desire is to rebuild and regain what was lost, bringing life back into balance. To tap into Punarvasu’s fullest potential, embrace the cycles of life, understanding that loss is always followed by renewal. Nurture Punarvasu by fostering resilience and optimism, allowing yourself to grow after every setback. The power of Punarvasu lies in its ability to bring about fresh beginnings and second chances, using wisdom gained through experience to create a brighter future. Align with Punarvasu’s energy by trusting in the natural cycles of expansion and regeneration.

Pushya (3°20’ – 16°40’ Cancer)

Ruling Planet: Saturn | Presiding Deity: Brihaspati, the priest of the gods. Pushya symbolizes nourishment, growth, and spiritual wisdom, considered one of the most auspicious nakshatras. Its deepest desire is to nurture and support, fostering both material and spiritual growth. To tap into Pushya’s fullest potential, embrace its disciplined and nurturing energy, committing yourself to both self-care and the care of others. Nurture Pushya by cultivating patience, devotion, and consistency, recognizing that true growth comes from steady and sustained efforts. The power of Pushya lies in its ability to support and protect, providing the foundation for long-term success. Align with Pushya by embodying the principles of service, discipline, and spiritual wisdom.

Ashlesha (16°40’ – 30°00’ Cancer)

Ruling Planet: Mercury | Presiding Deities: Nagas (serpent deities). Ashlesha represents the hidden power of transformation, control, and wisdom. Its deepest desire is to master the realms of the unseen—whether spiritual, psychological, or material. To tap into Ashlesha’s fullest potential, embrace its serpent-like energy, which can penetrate deep into the mysteries of life. Nurture Ashlesha by cultivating self-awareness, understanding the fine line between control and manipulation. The power of Ashlesha lies in its ability to shed illusions and fears, but it requires responsibility and self-restraint. Align with Ashlesha by using its transformative energy for growth, healing, and spiritual insight, avoiding the shadow sides of deception or overcontrol.

Magha (0°00’ – 13°20’ Leo)

Ruling Planet: Ketu | Presiding Deity: Pitris (ancestors). Magha represents honor, legacy, and connection to lineage. Its deepest desire is to uphold and preserve the dignity of ancestral traditions and establish one’s own authority. To tap into Magha’s fullest potential, honor both your personal and ancestral heritage while using this strength to lead with humility. Nurture Magha by embodying noble qualities such as respect, responsibility, and devotion to those who came before. The power of Magha lies in the ability to lead from a place of wisdom and tradition, creating a strong foundation for future generations. Align with Magha’s energy by embracing your role as a guardian of values, using your leadership to inspire and protect.

Purva Phalguni (13°20’ – 26°40’ Leo)

Ruling Planet: Venus | Presiding Deity: Bhaga, the god of delight and fortune. Purva Phalguni represents pleasure, relaxation, and creativity. Its deepest desire is to enjoy life’s sensual and creative aspects, bringing joy and fulfillment into the present moment. To tap into Purva Phalguni’s fullest potential, embrace the beauty of life’s pleasures while maintaining balance and responsibility. Nurture this nakshatra by cultivating joyful creativity, indulging in life’s delights with moderation, and appreciating the pleasures of connection and creativity. The power of Purva Phalguni lies in its ability to rejuvenate the soul through the enjoyment of beauty and love. Align with Purva Phalguni’s energy by finding harmony between indulgence and duty, ensuring that your creative pursuits serve both yourself and those around you.

Uttara Phalguni (26°40’ Leo – 10°00’ Virgo)

Ruling Planet: Sun | Presiding Deity: Aryaman, the god of partnerships and contracts. Uttara Phalguni symbolizes responsibility, partnership, and long-term success. Its deepest desire is to create stability and security through meaningful relationships and commitments. To tap into Uttara Phalguni’s fullest potential, embrace its disciplined energy by committing to long-term goals and fostering cooperative partnerships. Nurture this nakshatra by focusing on steady progress, responsible action, and loyalty to your agreements. The power of Uttara Phalguni lies in its ability to bring lasting success through disciplined effort and balanced relationships. Align with Uttara Phalguni by building partnerships based on mutual respect and long-term vision, ensuring that your commitments bring both personal fulfillment and collective growth.

Hasta (10°00’ – 23°20’ Virgo)

Ruling Planet: Moon | Presiding Deity: Savitar, the creative aspect of the Sun. Hasta represents dexterity, skill, and the power to manifest through creative action. Its deepest desire is to create, shape, and bring things to life through practical skill and mental clarity. To tap into Hasta’s fullest potential, embrace the power of craftsmanship and the hands-on approach to creation. Nurture this nakshatra by developing your skills, working with precision, and maintaining focus on your goals. The power of Hasta lies in its ability to bring ideas into form, using both intellect and practical effort to manifest success. Align with Hasta’s energy by practicing mindfulness in your work and using your abilities to serve a higher purpose through creation and refinement.

Chitra (23°20’ Virgo – 6°40’ Libra)

Ruling Planet: Mars | Presiding Deity: Tvashtar, the celestial architect. Chitra symbolizes beauty, creativity, and the ability to design and build. Its deepest desire is to craft something of lasting value that is both beautiful and functional. To tap into Chitra’s fullest potential, embrace your creative vision and the discipline required to bring it to life. Nurture this nakshatra by developing your artistic or architectural talents, focusing on both aesthetics and purpose. The power of Chitra lies in its ability to blend vision with action, creating works that inspire and endure. Align with Chitra’s energy by using your creativity to serve not only your personal desires but also the greater good, ensuring that your creations uplift and inspire.

Swati (6°40’ – 20°00’ Libra)

Ruling Planet: Rahu | Presiding Deity: Vayu, the god of wind. Swati represents independence, adaptability, and freedom. Its deepest desire is to explore new horizons and move through life with flexibility and openness. To tap into Swati’s fullest potential, embrace the winds of change and your ability to move freely without attachment. Nurture this nakshatra by cultivating a spirit of independence while remaining grounded in your values. The power of Swati lies in its adaptability and its ability to shift directions while maintaining purpose. Align with Swati’s energy by balancing your need for freedom with a sense of responsibility, ensuring that your independence leads to growth and progress rather than aimlessness.

Vishakha (20°00’ Libra – 3°20’ Scorpio)

Ruling Planet: Jupiter | Presiding Deities: Indra and Agni, gods of power and transformation. Vishakha represents determination, focus, and the drive to achieve goals. Its deepest desire is to reach the pinnacle of success, both materially and spiritually. To tap into Vishakha’s fullest potential, embrace your inner fire and use it to fuel your ambitions, but ensure that your pursuits are aligned with your higher purpose. Nurture this nakshatra by cultivating patience and persistence, understanding that true success is built over time. The power of Vishakha lies in its ability to transform obstacles into stepping stones toward achievement. Align with Vishakha’s energy by channeling your drive toward meaningful goals, using your strength to rise above challenges and inspire others.

Anuradha (3°20’ – 16°40’ Scorpio)

Ruling Planet: Saturn | Presiding Deity: Mitra, the god of friendship and alliances. Anuradha represents devotion, loyalty, and the ability to form deep, meaningful connections. Its deepest desire is to create harmony in relationships, whether personal, spiritual, or with the divine. To tap into Anuradha’s fullest potential, embrace your capacity for deep commitment and loyalty, using your devotion to build strong, lasting bonds. Nurture this nakshatra by fostering genuine friendships and connections, balancing independence with togetherness. The power of Anuradha lies in its ability to unite opposites and create harmony where there was once discord. Align with Anuradha’s energy by cultivating both inner and outer harmony, allowing your devotion to others to guide you toward spiritual fulfillment.

Jyeshta (16°40’ – 30°00’ Scorpio)

Ruling Planet: Mercury | Presiding Deity: Indra, the king of the gods. Jyeshta symbolizes authority, protection, and leadership, carrying the energy of seniority and responsibility. Its deepest desire is to use power and influence to protect others and to lead with wisdom. To tap into Jyeshta’s fullest potential, embrace your inner strength and authority, but wield it with humility and responsibility. Nurture this nakshatra by balancing your leadership role with compassion, ensuring that your power serves the greater good. The power of Jyeshta lies in its ability to protect and uplift others while maintaining personal integrity. Align with Jyeshta’s energy by using your influence to guide, protect, and lead others toward empowerment, knowing that true strength lies in service to others.

Mula (0°00’ – 13°20’ Sagittarius)

Ruling Planet: Ketu | Presiding Deity: Nirriti, goddess of destruction. Mula represents the root of all things, symbolizing both destruction and the search for truth. Its deepest desire is to uncover the hidden essence of life by uprooting falsehoods and illusions. To tap into Mula’s fullest potential, embrace the power of destruction as a path to renewal and truth. Nurture this nakshatra by letting go of attachments that no longer serve you, using Mula’s energy to strip away layers of illusion and reveal the core of your being. The power of Mula lies in its fearlessness—its willingness to confront life’s most challenging truths. Align with Mula’s energy by embracing transformation, knowing that true wisdom comes from digging deep into life’s mysteries and facing them with courage.

Purva Ashadha (13°20’ – 26°40’ Sagittarius)

Ruling Planet: Venus | Presiding Deity: Apah, the water god. Purva Ashadha represents invincibility, purification, and the power of rejuvenation. Its deepest desire is to cleanse and renew, to clear away negativity and restore life’s vitality. To tap into Purva Ashadha’s fullest potential, embrace its purifying energy by using emotional, spiritual, and physical cleansing as a tool for growth. Nurture this nakshatra by focusing on forgiveness, healing, and the power of positive transformation. The power of Purva Ashadha lies in its ability to wash away what no longer serves and to bring forth new energy for growth. Align with Purva Ashadha by allowing its cleansing waters to renew you, and use this rejuvenation to create fresh beginnings with strength and clarity.

Uttara Ashadha (26°40’ Sagittarius – 10°00’ Capricorn)

Ruling Planet: Sun | Presiding Deity: Vishvadevas, the universal gods. Uttara Ashadha symbolizes lasting success, victory, and the pursuit of noble goals. Its deepest desire is to achieve greatness that stands the test of time, rooted in truth and righteousness. To tap into Uttara Ashadha’s fullest potential, embrace its disciplined energy by committing yourself to long-term, meaningful goals. Nurture this nakshatra by staying true to your values and using patience, persistence, and determination to reach your objectives. The power of Uttara Ashadha lies in its ability to build lasting legacies, both spiritually and materially. Align with Uttara Ashadha’s energy by pursuing goals that are aligned with universal truth, ensuring that your success benefits not only you but also future generations.

Shravana (10°00’ – 23°20’ Capricorn)

Ruling Planet: Moon | Presiding Deity: Vishnu, the preserver. Shravana represents learning, listening, and the pursuit of knowledge. Its deepest desire is to seek truth and understanding, to listen deeply to the wisdom of the universe. To tap into Shravana’s fullest potential, embrace its contemplative energy by dedicating yourself to the pursuit of knowledge and truth. Nurture this nakshatra by becoming a keen observer, listening both to others and to your inner guidance. The power of Shravana lies in its ability to absorb and process knowledge, transforming information into wisdom. Align with Shravana’s energy by seeking out teachers, studying sacred texts, and using your knowledge to uplift and guide others toward enlightenment.

Dhanishta (23°20’ Capricorn – 6°40’ Aquarius)

Ruling Planet: Mars | Presiding Deity: Eight Vasus, deities of abundance. Dhanishta symbolizes wealth, rhythm, and the harmony of the universe’s cycles. Its deepest desire is to align with the rhythm of life, to create abundance and success through understanding cosmic patterns. To tap into Dhanishta’s fullest potential, embrace its rhythmic energy by finding your place within the universal flow. Nurture this nakshatra by using music, sound, or movement as a way to connect with the divine and harmonize with the world around you. The power of Dhanishta lies in its ability to create abundance through alignment with natural cycles. Align with Dhanishta’s energy by attuning yourself to life’s rhythms, allowing the flow of prosperity and success to come naturally as you move in sync with the universe.

Shatabhisha (6°40’ – 20°00’ Aquarius)

Ruling Planet: Rahu | Presiding Deity: Varuna, god of cosmic waters. Shatabhisha represents healing, mystery, and the power of the unseen. Its deepest desire is to uncover hidden truths and use that knowledge to heal and transform. To tap into Shatabhisha’s fullest potential, embrace the unknown, diving deep into the mysteries of the universe and the subconscious. Nurture this nakshatra by exploring alternative healing methods, mystical knowledge, and self-reflection. The power of Shatabhisha lies in its ability to bring healing through insight and connection to the hidden forces of life. Align with Shatabhisha’s energy by using your intuitive powers and dedication to truth to heal yourself and others, trusting in the mysteries of the cosmos to guide you toward wholeness.

Purva Bhadrapada (20°00’ Aquarius – 3°20’ Pisces)

Ruling Planet: Jupiter | Presiding Deity: Aja Ekapada, the one-footed serpent. Purva Bhadrapada represents intensity, transformation, and the spiritual fire of purification. Its deepest desire is to awaken spiritual wisdom through intense experiences and sacrifices. To tap into Purva Bhadrapada’s fullest potential, embrace the inner fire that burns away the old and stagnant to make way for spiritual awakening. Nurture this nakshatra by focusing on higher knowledge, spiritual practices, and accepting the challenges that come with growth. The power of Purva Bhadrapada lies in its ability to awaken the soul through transformation, using life’s trials as a vehicle for enlightenment. Align with Purva Bhadrapada by allowing its fiery energy to guide you through purification and spiritual rebirth, using your experiences to fuel your path toward higher consciousness.

Uttara Bhadrapada (3°20’ – 16°40’ Pisces)

Ruling Planet: Saturn | Presiding Deity: Ahirbudhnya, the serpent of the deep. Uttara Bhadrapada represents depth, stability, and the desire to explore the mysteries of the soul. Its deepest desire is to find inner peace through the understanding of life’s deeper truths. To tap into Uttara Bhadrapada’s fullest potential, embrace its introspective energy by diving deep into your spiritual practice, seeking inner wisdom and understanding. Nurture this nakshatra by focusing on patience, stability, and the slow but steady pursuit of knowledge. The power of Uttara Bhadrapada lies in its ability to anchor the soul, using deep introspection to find lasting spiritual peace. Align with Uttara Bhadrapada’s energy by trusting the process of inner exploration, knowing that true wisdom takes time to unfold.

Revati (16°40’ – 30°00’ Pisces)

Ruling Planet: Mercury | Presiding Deity: Pushan, the nourisher and protector of travelers. Revati symbolizes completion, guidance, and nourishment, marking the end of the zodiac. Its deepest desire is to guide others to the end of their journey and to bring things to their natural conclusion. To tap into Revati’s fullest potential, embrace its nurturing energy by offering guidance, support, and protection to others on their paths. Nurture this nakshatra by focusing on compaschsion, patience, and service, helping others find peace and closure in their journeys. The power of Revati lies in its ability to lead others toward completion and spiritual fulfillment. Align with Revati’s energy by acting as a guide and protector, using your wisdom to help others reach their highest potential and the peaceful end of their journey.

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VEDIC ASTROLOGY OBSERVATIONS #6

by yours truly, veronicawildest

• Saturnian rashi (Sidereal Capricorn and Aquarius) knows how to handle fame. Yes, there are struggles (just like their mental health), but no matter what they do, people love them, and that will leave a mark on the minds of the audience. They are the type of people who, even though they are dead, are still known. The music they made is still being played, and movies with them in them, etc.

Sidenote: It can also be noticed that usually, when celebrities become famous, based on the mahadasha, no matter what planet is Shravana, as long as your mahadasha is Shravana, there is a high possibility that you will become famous. For example, if your current mahadasha is Shravana (it doesn't matter what the antardasha is), there is a higher chance you will be famous.

Celebrity example: Miley Cyrus (she gained fame when she was in Hannah Montana).

•The former is so ironic that you have acquaintances who are Shatabisha, but you only know them by name. They are secretive (more secretive than other Sidereal Scorpios). They are better known by the rumors about them than by their real identity (what do they really do?). This explanation is the effect of the height of Rahu (this is the final nakshatra of Rahu).

• I just realized that Princess Diana has a lot of similarities with Marilyn Monroe. Both were born on the 1st of the month. They are also in the same nakshatra (Dhanista). They remain famous even though they are deceased. If you notice, their Arudha lagna has Mars influence.

• Sidereal Cancer (Pushya and Ashlesha) is really overhated. I know that some reading this might ask, "Why did you include Pushya?" But there is too! They are definitely included in the hate, not just Ashlesha. Ashlesha is more self-centered compared to Pushya, so people only notice that Ashlesha ends up being hated, which is not the case. Most likely, Pushya Sun (the bashers will really flock to them).

• Saturn nakshatras are not for the weak. Even if it is said that Pushya's deity lord is Brihaspati, the guru will not condone your mistakes. You will truly experience lessons and hardships. Additionally, Saturn rules laziness. I don't know where the "hardworking" stereotype of Saturn comes from, because it's a slow-moving planet.

• Apart from Jyestha, Chitra and Vishakha nakshatras are envied by most. The deities of Vishakha are Indra (lord of Jyestha) and Agni (lord of Krittika).

The difference between Chitra and Jyestha is that Chitra deliberately provokes others (to annoy them), while Jyestha, yes, they also do that, but there is a subconscious factor. It is not their intention to provoke jealousy in others. The Jyestha that I know personally are happy-go-lucky. They even like to joke (heavily into memes) and are also very sociable. They embody typical Western Sagittarius traits like that.

• Most of the Purva Phalguni (including Jyeshthas) like to stay up late; they have big eye bags.

• The pairing I see most is Mars Vimshottari Nakshatra and Bharani (Sun/Moon). For example, Bill Burry and his wife, as well as a classmate who has a girlfriend that is a Bharani Moon. The pattern is also the same: Mrigashira Sun for the guys and Bharani Moon for the girls.

• I just noticed that Uttara Phalguni boys (or any Sun-ruled nakshatra) criticize a lot of women, but they also love attention from women. The best example of this is Rhino from LoveLiveServe.

The positive attributes that I noticed in Sun-ruled nakshatra men are their value for friendship. They value friendship a lot. Boys support boys.

• Krittika is all about survival. What I mean is the type where you are stranded on an island and don't know what is essential to do; Krittika is all about that. The one who can build a house is like a civilization. This is not the type like in Ketu nakshatra that can kill and conquer animals.

• Ardra, Mrigashira, and Hasta are the best proof of the "girl's girl" motto. They really love their friends. Yes, the rest of them have a mean streak, but they are the nakshatras that stand up for being a "girl's girl" and are really into women's empowerment, not just clout. They are the type that will really fight and rally for women's rights and also fight against injustices related to women. Mula women and Krittika nakshatra women too, but in a lesbian way.

• I can say that Rahuvians are romantic, just mixed with an obsession/crazy factor, especially in Arda and Swati nakshatras—especially Swati.

In Swati, it's really an obsession, which is ironic since they are all about freedom. It becomes mixed with craziness when it comes to love.

In Arda nakshatra, they tend to be clingy and always want to be together (this is only based on my acquaintances, and I have noticed this). That's why they are also prone to heartbreaks related to their romantic lives, as they have high expectations when it comes to romantic relationships.

[marsprincess889]

NAKSHATRAS AS GODDESSES

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👄🥀BHARANI🛶

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 🤍

For Bharani I chose a goddess that I love personally and while I definitely see her connection to Bharani, I still hesistated when putting her here. Not much research was needed while writing as I had already researched almost everything that I could find about her and knew tons. Without further ado, let's start.

Freya

Pantheon: Norse

Name meaning: Lady, mistress

Associations: Love, sexuality, beauty, fate, death, war, magic, cats, gold and amber.

Symbols: Cats, swines, falcons, amber and gold, daisies, swords, romantic music, strawberries, aurora borealis(northern lights)

Freya is a strong, powerful Norse goddess of love, sex, war and death. She has a chariot pulled by gray cats, a loyal boar_ Hildisvíni, that she rides on when in battle, a cloak made of falcon feathers that allows her to shapeshift and the most beautiful piece of jewelry in the world: her necklace Brisingamen.

Her brother is Freyr (lord), god of fertility, agriculture and male virility. Her family comes from the tribe of gods called the Vanir. They're peaceful gods, connected to all civilised earthly matters. The other tribe- Aesir, are said to live in Asgard, away from them. A war broke out between the two tribes. Eventually, a peace negotiation was settled: Freya and Freyr would go to the Aesir as a gesture and would live with them. Despite being Vanir, Freya is debatably the highest standing Norse goddess, comparable in power only to Frigg- the queen of the gods. Some sources say that she taught the Aesir the magical art of seidr, the act of seeing and influencing the future.

Unfortunately, there are not many sources available that would desctibe Freya in greater detail, and this is true for all norse gods. Despite this, some key details about her have been preserved, enough for me to coorelate her to Bharani.

Despite being a love goddess and having a husband, she's very independent, having an iron will and being particular about her preferences. Like the Greek Aphrodite and Roman Venus, her origins are associated with the sea, but in a different way. She's not born from sea, but her father is the god of the sea, oceans and commerce- Njord. Despite this venus associations, she's also a maiden goddess (not unlike Persephone) associated with death and war.

It is known that viking warriors who died in battle had the privillege of entering Valhalla- a kind of heaven presided over by Odin, the chief Norse god. While that's true for half of the warriors, the other half went with Freya in Fólkvangr, where lies her hall- Sessrúmnir. Moreover, it was Freya who had the first pick, Odin had to be content being second.

Her husband, Odr, was frequently away. Missing him, she would cry tears that would turn gold when falling on the ground, and amber if they fell into the sea. She loved her husband, but also had untamed sexuality that was notorious. It was rare in those times as a woman to express yourself sexually and to do so with so much passion and courage, so, it's no wonder why this goddess survived as an important figure for many women.

There's a myth about Freya and her desire being so strong, it causing her pain. The desire was for a necklace made by the dwarves. It was of gold and amber and immidiately captivated her. She went to acquire it but the only price the dwarves would offer was her spending one night with each of them. Feeling like she had no choice, Freya agreed. When her husband found out about her betrayal, he left her and went to the sea. Freya cried and cried but he was nowhere to be seen. After some time, she learned he that he turned into a sea monster and went to him, still loving him unconditionally. Somebody saw the monster and killed Odr, not knowing it was him. Furious, Freya demanded a place for him with the Gods, so they could be together and she got her permit, so that they were reunited in the end.

Freya's names and epithets: Gefn (the giver), Hörn (flaxen_reference to her hair), Mardöll (sea shaker), Sýr (sow), Valfreyja (lady of the slain).

If you read my post about Bharani, it should not be a surprise that I coorelated Freya to this nakshatra. She rules over love, sex and death, all things Bharani. When reading about Freya and Freyr being twins, Yama (Bharani's god) and his twin sister_ Yami came to mind, especially considering that Yami was said to be free and unrestrained, just like Freya. This is also true for real life Bharani natives, because Bharani is a natural place for females, women tend to find themselves comfortable in these energies while males act restrained.

Freya's desire for her necklace and it causing her problems is also very Bharani, as explored in my Bharani post. The theme of her crying because of her love and ultimately love conquering everything is also closely connected to this nakshatra.

I also avoided choosing either Aphrodite or Persephone, because they're so polarized from each other. I do think Bharani is more Persephone, but I don't think that either of them represent Bharani completely. I see Bharani as having traits of both: Ruling over love/ sexuality but also being a maiden. Freya seemed perfect. I debated whether she was better suited for Purva Phalguni or not, but the death association made Bharani the better choice.

I'm well aware that some people think that she and Frigg are the same Goddess and they're definitely similar and there's a great possibility that they originated from the same goddess. I really don't think they're the same though. To me Freya is fire, Frigg is ice, Freya's the mistress, Frigg is the wife. Freya is the maiden, Frigg is the mother, and so on...

Deities that I attribute to Bharani other than Freya:

Persephone- Greek goddess of vegetation, spring and the underworld, "Queen of the Dead"

Bhairavi- Indian goddess, "awe-inspiring" "formidable".

Hel- Norse goddess of the dead, who's half dead, half a beautiful young girl

Inanna- Sumerian goddess very similar to Freya. Also a love/sexuality goddess and also a maiden. "Queen of the Heaven", she also decended into the underworld.

Gwenhwyfar- Queen Guinevere, Welsh goddess of sovereignity and the Earth, representing the land itself. (This one I hesitated to put but the vibes are matching, to me at least).

EDIT: So, obviously, Hades, Pluto or whatever god of death any culture has is also coorelated to Bharani, ig I forgot about them cause Bharani is so female-centered lol.

So that's it! I hope fellow Bharanis and everyone else found this entertaining and insightful. You're welcome to research all these goddesses if you wish and let me know if u think I'm right. Being my moon nakshatra, Bharani was extra pressure, but what's done is done. LET ME KNOW YOUR THOUGHTS, PLEASE 🤍

[pubbamoon]

Random Astrology Observation 4

Welcome back to another part of the random astrology observation!!! This is a type of posts where I analyze some natal placements and even the transit placements. Take what resonates and leave what doesn't. Please, use your own discernment. I hope you're gonna enjoy it.

Jupiter dominants (having Jupiter in Sagittarius/Pisces/Cancer, in angular houses, conjuncting Sun/Moon/Ascendant or having a Big 3 in Punarvasu, Vishakha or Purva Bhadrapada nakshatra) are moral and have a strong spiritual or religious beliefs. These natives may likely to be into spirituality, astrology or in a position where they can teach other people. Since Jupiter is naturally in its fall in Capricorn (due to its exaltation in sister sign Cancer), Jupiter dominant people might not have a tendency to work hard. Jupiter makes these natives feel optimistic about life in general. These natives might also expect to always rely on luck and not to work really hard, which could be the negative side of this placement.

Part of Fortune in astrology represents where we can experience good luck in our life. For example, if some natives have POF in the 7th house, that means they can have a luck in relationships or just being with other people in general. POF in the 10th house means having luck and success in career path and professional path. It's crucial to look for the aspects of POF, of course.

I always say in my observations that Aquarius natives can be one the most unique people out there or one of the most basic ones out there. And I think that the second case might be the most common. That is because the traditional ruler of Aquarius is Saturn, which represents masses of people and collectivity. A lot of Aquarius natives actually grew up in a strict environment where they had to behave and do something in a way other people around them expected them to do, which has made them feel like they're as same as everyone else. Because of that reliability, they may attract other people, which might be a good thing if you want to become famous, hahaha lol.

Mars in Aries, Scorpio or Capricorn is very strong and powerful and these signs are the best ones for this planet. Mars naturally rules over the Aries, which makes sense because Mars is a planet that represents war and taking actions. Scorpio is another sign which is ruled by Mars and it shows an emotional and passionate side of this planet. Mars is exalted in Capricorn, making Mars a hard-working and political planet. We usually need to fight for our career path, since Capricorn is about career and profession and Mars is exalted in this sign, like I already mentioned.

Natives with Sun/Moon/Ascendant in Venus-ruled nakshatras (Bharani, Purva Phalguni and Purva Ashadha) might have a tendency to take care of themself and work on their individuality first and then look up for other people. The Venus-ruled nakshatras are placed in fire signs (Aries, Leo and Sagittarius), which makes sense. Venus is naturally exalted in Pisces and there's really mysterious energy along Venusians. Pisces is related to oceans and goddess Aphrodite/Venus was basically born from the sea-foam.

If you're a child and want to know how your parent may behave to you, then you can take a look for your natal 4th house of family, childhood, home and private life. For example, if you have Saturn in the 4th house, then your parents might be strict to you, especially through your childhood. If you have the Moon in your 4th house, this means that parent might be a lot more caring and nurturing to you. Having Mars in the 4th house means having an aggressive and even violent parents etc.

Well, that may be all for today. Hope you can resonate with these messages. My personal readings are still open and you can book a reading with me whenever you want to. The link is in my bio. Wish you all beautiful day ahead and see you very soon.

Best regards,

Paky McGee

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Future Spouse Based on Nakshatra - Pt. Three

Please read the following for accuracy:

Check for which nakshatra of your dakarkaka.

You may want to check the nakshatra of your Venus (for wife) and Jupiter (for husband) as well.

You may want to read for your moon & AatmaKaaraka nakshatra to see if the traits apply to you.

DISCLAIMER: Keep in mind accuracy is influenced by the ENTIRE natal chart. Planet, sign & house + aspects made all impact accuracy.

DHANISHTA:

General traits:

Full, downturned lips. Youthful looking. Slightly bushy eyebrows. Prominent hairstyle - often longer, wavy, usually lighter.

Strong sense of responsibility.

Often it said they will become wealthy. They are good at research and analysis. They can offer helpful insight - out of the box type thinking.

Strong pull towards art. Deep love for music, film, literature, dancing etc. Interests in history or mythology are likely too.

Likely to have a successful marriage. Late marriage and having kids later in life has been noticed.

Negative traits:

Tend to be inconsiderate - they will almost do anything to get to their desires.

May lie or withhold information for personal gain. Loose/bendable moral compass.

PURVA ASHADA:

General traits:

Often beautiful. Women tend to be thicker. Sensual & soft appearance. Bow shaped lip. Men tend to have a bright appearance.

Influential people. Polite people. Well liked.

Appearance can create haters for no reason.

Supportive. Loyal to friends. Humble.

Humorous. Often their style of humour is overlooked &/or misunderstood.

Likely to have many children (3 or more. Depends on entire natal chart though as well as partner’s chart)

Negative traits:

Do not like suggestions/advice. Do not like being told what to do.

Some tend to have a superiority complex. This isn’t for no reason though. They often are attractive and/or have status in life. This creates enemies making them defensive. Their mindset can become “you need me, I don’t need you”

Women tend to harbour resentment for men due to negative experiences.

Likely to have negative experiences with authority figures as well (ex: bosses, parents or older siblings).

BHARANI:

General traits:

Oval or Oblong face shape likely. Thin to medium lips. Unique look. Stand out in a crowd. Reasons vary: Tall, eye-catching style, shape facial features etc.

Creative. Clever. Materialistic.

Fast moving and/or fast thinking.

Spontaneous. Loyal to friends.

Child like nature. Nurturing side. Deeply cares for animals and humanity. May not feel comfortable expressing this.

Generally it is believed these individuals have long lives.

Negative traits:

Impatient. Impulsive. Lacking discipline. Some are self destructive.

Prone to being overbearing. Those who have kids tend to become very anxious about their children’s life & health.

KRITTIKA:

General traits:

Pointed chin. Naturally thick eyebrows. Natural thin lips. Round, large captivating eyes. Aspect to Saturn can create a bony & tall body type. Men tend to be muscular. Traditionally handsome.

Materialistic. May like to collect.

Respectable. Determined. Well known within their circles - for good or bad reasons.

Confident. Leader.

Straightforward person.

Negative traits:

Critical of others & themselves.

May lack patience. Impulsive side. Repressed aggression.

HASTA:

General traits:

Usually thin arched eyebrows. Thin to medium lip. Diamond face shape likely. Generally tall with small & soft features.

Appears unattached. Adaptable.

Often gains wealth at a later age.

Charming, creative & calm demeanour. Makes them attractive & admired.

Tend to have more daughters than son. (Depends on entire natal chart though as well as partner’s chart)

Negative traits:

Competitive side. Not necessarily a negative because it keeps them motivated.

Can be overindulgent.

Have a controlling side to them.

PURVA PHALGUNI:

General traits:

Medium to full lips. Soft square fade shape likely. Smaller forehead, big/lots of curly hair. Many baby hairs. Hard to tame hair.

Youthful. Often active hobbies/interests.

Charming. Open minded.

Love & appreciation of art. Creative.

Intelligent. Leader.

Negative traits:

Vindictive when upset.

Hates being uncomfortable.

May desire to be center of attention.

Lack of motivation can make them become careless or lazy.

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♒︎ Shatabhisha ASC and Purva Bhadrapada Ketu in the 1H

♌︎ Purva Phalguni Rahu in the 7H

♍︎ Hasta Saturn in the 8H (lagnesha)

♈︎ Ashwini Sun and Bharani Mercury (atmakaraka) in the 3H

♉︎ Rohini Mars in the 4H

♊︎ Ardra Moon conjunct Pluto in the 5H

♓︎ Purva Bhadrapada Venus in the 2H

♎︎ Vishakha Jupiter in the 9H

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The Nakshatra Colors

In Astrology, every Nakshatra has a color which it is associated with. The color of the Nakshatra works in two primary ways. Internally and externally. This article piece focused on the Internal.

On an internal level, the color of the Nakshatra has a psychological effect. According to color theory every hue, shade, and tone affects the spirit and consciousness. Every Nakshatra color internally takes on the psychological traits of color, integrating into the consciousness and personality.

The colors of Nakshatras internally are best applied to the Nakshatra placement of the Sun, Moon, Rahu, and Ketu. This is because all 4 of these planets relate directly to the internal consciousness.

The Traits of a Nakshatra Color brings the following traits into the inner self or personality:

Ashwini - Blood Red

Active Excitement Energy Invigoration High Metabolism Fearlessness Intensity Power Passion Fire Love Lust Arousal Affection Aggression Anger Violence Warfare Terror Survival

Bharani - Blood Red

Active Excitement Energy Invigoration High Metabolism Fearlessness Intensity Power Passion Fire Love Lust Arousal Affection Aggression Anger Violence Warfare Terror Survival

Krittika - White

Independence Youth Innocense Completeness Openness Blank Slates Possibilities Creativity Purity Virtue Cleanliness Simplicity Peace Tranquility Cleansing Efficiency Order Soothing Isolating Empty Boredom, Criticism

Rohini - White

Independence Youth Innocense Completeness Openness Blank Slates Possibilities Creativity Purity Virtue Cleanliness Simplicity Peace Tranquility Cleansing Efficiency Order Soothing Isolating Empty Boredom, Criticism

Mrigashira - Silver Grey

Fluid Sensitive Soothing Calming Restorative Reflection Intuition Clairvoyance Wealth Prestige Quiet Reserved Compromising Blending In Unemotional Indifferent Loner Isolated Depressing

Ardra - Green

Going Motion Equilibrium Balance Harmony Health Wellness Nutrition Vitamins Fitness Growth Fertility Prosperity Progress Wealth Freshness Renewal Stress Relief Relaxation, Nature Inexperienced Envy Greed Jealously

Punarvasu - Lead Grey

Intelligence Wisdom Dignity Experience Neutrality Balance Impartiality Clear Thoughts Compromising Faith Truthful Formal Modern Future Advancing Technology Protective Private Reserved Blending in Loner Isolated Background Existence

Pushya - Black Red

Black

Power Control Protection Elegance Formality Professionalism Standing Out Mystery Dramatic Enigmatic Aggression Anger Fear Anxiety Grief Despair Anxiety Sadness Evil Death Mourning Loneliness Lethargy

Red

Active Excitement Energy Invigoration High Metabolism Fearlessness Intensity Power Passion Fire Love Lust Arousal Affection Aggression Anger Violence Warfare Terror Survival

Ashlesha - Black Red

Black

Power Control Protection Elegance Formality Professionalism Standing Out Mystery Dramatic Enigmatic Aggression Anger Fear Anxiety Grief Despair Anxiety Sadness Evil Death Mourning Loneliness Lethargy

Red

Active Excitement Energy Invigoration High Metabolism Fearlessness Intensity Power Passion Fire Love Lust Arousal Affection Aggression Anger Violence Warfare Terror

Survival

Magha - Cream

Openness Seriousness Intense Respected Esteemed Admired Durability Sophistication Refinement Humility Athletic Ambitious Competitive Cautious Held Back Adversarial Sore Loser Antagonistic

Purva Phalguni - Light Brown/Tan

Natural Organic Warmth Comforting Cozy Calm Relaxed Logical Analytical Creative Artistic Security Luxury Elegance Conservative Dull

Uttara Phalguni - Bright Blue

Optimism Enthusiasm Bright Alert Peace Clam Tranquility Relaxed Meditative Zen Recharging Intelligence Concentration Focus Connection Strong Values Integrity Honesty Attractive Connection Helper Assister Rational Capable Composed Competent Precise Responsible Reliable Trustworthy Loyalty Social Cold Sad Down

Hasta - Dark Green

Bold Controlled Steadfast Conservative Edgy Fertility Drive Desire Money Materialism Hunger Indulgence Moody Oversaturated Overwhelming Flooded Overloaded Gluttony Excess Resentment Spite

Chitra - Black

Power Control Protection Elegance Formality Professionalism Standing Out Mystery Dramatic Enigmatic Aggression Anger Fear Anxiety Grief Despair Anxiety Sadness Evil Death Mourning Loneliness Letheragy

Swati - Black

Power Control Protection Elegance Formality Professionalism Standing Out Mystery Dramatic Enigmatic Aggression Anger Fear Anxiety Grief Despair Anxiety Sadness Evil Death Mourning Loneliness Letheragy

Vishakha - Gold

Optimism Positivity Charisma Passion Wisdom Understanding Enlightenment Success Knowledge Wisdom Great Understanding Triumph Achievement Reputation Wealth Quality Giving Compassionate Loving Selfishness Over-complexity

Anuradha - Reddish Brown/Maroon

Warmth Beauty Primal Emotional Passion Power Strength Determination Confidence Courage Spirited Depth Ambition Force Risk Creative Wise Spiritual Impulsive Anger

Jyestha - Cream

Openness Seriousness Intense Respected Esteemed Admired Durability Sophistication Refinement Humility Athletic Ambitious Competitive Cautious Held Back Adversarial Sore Loser Antagonistic

Mula - Bright Yellow

Happiness Positivity Cheerfulness Inspiring Illuminating Optimism Hope Promising Striking Insightful Wise Humerus Vibrant Stimulated Engaged Overpowering Intense Excessive Warning Caution Deceit Restless

Purva Ashadha - Black

Power Control Protection Elegance Formality Professionalism Standing Out Mystery Dramatic Enigmatic Aggression Anger Fear Anxiety Grief Despair Anxiety Sadness Evil Death Mourning Loneliness Lethargy

Uttara Ashadha - Copper

Down to Earth Warm Homely Wealth Comforting Impassioned Lively Energetic Strong Determined Supportive Genuine Classy Successful Accomplished Egotistical Cheeky Envy Hypocrisy Cynicism

Shravana - Light Blue

Feminine Welcoming Soft Comfortable Safe Calm Gentle Ethereal Peaceful Tranquil Soothing Refined Cultivated Stylish Approachable Concentration Focus Connection Strong Values Integrity Composed Competent Precise Responsible Reliable Trustworthy Superficial Delicate Frail Cold Sad Down

Dhanishta - Silver Grey

Fluid Sensitive Soothing Calming Restorative Reflection Intuition Clairvoyance Wealth Prestige Quiet Reserved Compromising Blending In Unemotional Indifferent Loner Isolated Depressing

Shatabhisha - Cyan/Aqua

Rational Liveliness Nature Healing Therapy Restoring Correcting Mending Remediation Stability Tranquility Clarity of Mind Emotional Balance Serenity Creativity Spirituality Dreams Fantasy Trances

Purva Bhadrapada - Silver Grey

Fluid Sensitive Soothing Calming Restorative Reflection Intuition Clairvoyance Wealth Prestige Quiet Reserved Compromising Blending In Unemotional Indifferent Loner Isolated Depressing

Uttara Bhadrapada - Purple

Power Wisdom Inspiration Creativity Imagination Fantasy Spiritual Devout Philosophical Future Minded Resourceful Selfless Humility Wealthy Luxury Nobility Extravagance Impractical Immature Arrogance Cynicism Melancholy

Revati - Brown

Sensual Sensitive Warm Comfortable Stability Reliable Secure Steadfast Natural Wholesome Dependable Structured Homely Sincere Reassuring Genuine Practical Supportive Dull Mundane Boring Predictable Inexpensive

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Bharani Nakshatra e a Fertilidade: O Ciclo da Vida sob a regência de Vênus.

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Ao assistir filmes ou peças que se passam na Idade Média, percebe-se que alguns deles possui a figura do "arauto", aqueles mensageiros que chegam ao local e abrem a carta (que parece um pergaminho) e lê em voz alta a mensagem. Os Arautos levavam anúncios e mensagens do reino para a população, faziam proclamações solenes verificavam títulos de nobreza, anuanciavam a guerra e proclamavam a paz. Eles eram uma pré-forma da diplomacia. Quando iam anunciar algo ao povo, subiam em plataforma em meio a praça pública e aos gritos anunciava a notícia real, geralmente com roupas que os diferenciavam para chamar mais atenção.

Bharani Nakshatra (áries 13º20' - 26º40') são os arautos da energia de Vênus, pois agem como mensageiros ou representantes da essência de Vênus no mundo, carregando as qualidades venusianas, manifestando-as em suas vidas e comportamento. Vênus é advocacia, busca equidade e é pacificadora, desprovidada de agressividade, mas quando se une a Marte, a agressão e a raiva podem ser usadas como ferramenta de diplomacia (descrição de mike sleeping dog). Aos olhares dos anciões védicos, a estrela deste nakshatra forma o órgão sexual feminino e assim ficou sendo o seu símbolo. Este órgão simboliza o aspecto da fertilidade da vida e um portal entre dois mundos diferentes. No ponto de vista védico, é descrito como morte e nascimento, transformação e regeneração. Também representa a restrição, cuidado, ciúme, sacrifício, sexualidade, nutrição e amor maternal. Bharani carrega todos estes atributos. É a estrela da restrição que tem o poder para limpar e remover impuresas.

A principal divindade de Bharani é Yama, o deus da morte. Yama tinha uma irmã gêmea chamada Yami, que é considerada a senhora da vida. Yama e Yami são par divino de divindades criadoras. Yama é o que conecta a mortalidade e a imortalidade que esculpe os caminhos mortais através da morte. Nele está o tempo e através do tempo descreve um curso para a vida, após o curso a vida é absorvida no tempo. Yami é movida pelas emoções e pelo amor de Maya. Yama é mortal, mas Yami não. A procriação de mortais foi concedida graças ao sacrifício que Yama teve em aniquilar-se criando assim uma dívida (yajña cíclico). Através de uma dívida, a troca é criada, e é através da troca que o mundo segue em frente.

Há história que Yami ficou apaixonada pelo seu irmão Yama e desejava fazer sexo com ele, argumentando que isso não iria quebrar o dharma. Ela desejava que Yama induzisse o embrião em seu útero. Era um instinto natural que despertou em sua mente e corpo depois que ela atingiu a puberdade.

"Ela ofereceu muitos argumentos sobre por que isso não seria quebrar o dharma, mas ele sabia que a relação sexual com sua própria irmã iria contra o dharma no mundo mortal, onde cada ação provoca uma reação vista ou invisível. Sua recompensa por tal autocontrole foi se tornar o chefe de justiça do universo." - Mike Sleeping Dog.

Bharani é uma menina de 16 anos prestes a deflorar, um bebê no útero ou uma pessoa que enfrenta os Yamadutas (anjos celestiais cuja tarefa é guiar as almas no processo de vida após a morte) após a morte. Por causa de sua qualidade infantil, Bharani é um dos mais ansiosos nakshatras. Assim como uma criança deseja vivenciar todo o ambiente, os nativos de Bharani desejam vivenciar o ambiente ao máximo. Há uma inocência primitiva na maneira como eles vivenciam as coisas, as pessoas e os lugares. Eles podem passar por instinto em vez da razão. A maioria dos seus sentimentos e desejos são tão avassaladores que muito pouco pode ser feito para contê-los ou acalmá-los. Mais uma vez, o status evolutivo da alma em questão entra em cena. Todos os nativos Bharani têm um impulso criativo dentro deles. O sexo feminino geralmente expressa essa criatividade através da geração de filhos, enquanto o sexo masculino tenta ser criativo em níveis mais estranhos. Bharani é um nakshatra onde ocorre a interação entre o homem e a mulher. Isso o torna um dos nakshatras mais sexuais do zodíaco. Bharani é representativo da força da natureza que cria atração entre os opostos. Os nativos Bharani experimentam, entregam-se, são vítimas e tentam compreender esta força.

Bharani é o nakshatra que pertence ao primeiro signo do zodiaco e é o primeiro nakshatra regido por Vênus, isso simboloza a entrada da energia inicial da energia feminina criativa no zodíaco. Por isso, é um nakshatra feminino. Isso não já não é nenhuma surpresa, já que Bharani representa tudo o que é feminino. É o segundo nakshatra e o primeiro nakshatra feminino. Assim como o número “2” na numerologia, é o iniciador do princípio feminino em todos os níveis da existência. É o início da dualidade e de maya, e nele reside a essência do funcionamento complexo do princípio feminino. Bharani é considerado um nakshatra equilibrado. Bharani é na verdade um nakshatra extremo, mas é classificado como 'Equilibrado' devido à sua tendência de equilibrar extremos opostos como o nascimento e a morte. Os nativos Bharani muitas vezes levam vidas duplas, chegando a dois extremos diferentes. Assim, no geral, suas vidas podem ser vistas como equilíbrio. Ele faz parte do Rajas Nakshatras (rajas é ação para obter os desejos realizados. É a paixão que leva alguém à ação, muitas vezes não obtendo os resultados esperados, o que leva a mais ações), isso pode ser facilmente acessado a partir do governo de Bharani por Vênus. Vênus é visto como o mais rajásico entre os planetas. A sua relação com os processos de vida terrestre é muito forte. De certa forma, pode-se dizer que é apenas Vênus que faz a vida valer a pena. Como Bharani anuncia a energia venusiana, sua expressão aqui é primordial, altamente concentrada e explosiva (todas expressões rajásicas). Vênus é o planeta da fertilidade, criatividade e prazer. Em Bharani, essas qualidades se manifestam na ideia de dar à luz, tanto literal quanto simbolicamente. A fertilidade aqui não está restrita à procriação, mas também a capacidade de criar e nutrir ideias, projetos e novas fases da vida. Bharani, regido po Yama, também lembra que todo o começo vem acompanhado de um fim, um cíclo contínuo de renovação. Bharani representa a fase em que a semente é plantada (o ato criativo que precede o crescimento. Sendo o primeiro nakshatra de Vênus, Bharani simboliza a fertilidade em seu estado primordial, o impulso de gerar vida. A fertlidade esta ligada à natureza receptiva feminina, à capacidade de sustentar a vida, algo que Vênus domina. Bharani, com a sua associação ao útero, também fala da importância da gestação do cuidade, elementos essenciais da fertilidade.Todas as deusas, especialmente as deusas da fertilidade, estão ligadas a Vênus.

Bharani é o nakshatra do carma e da reencarnação, um dos conceitos menos compreendidos nos tempos modernos, especialmente no mundo ocidental. Bharani é o nome do estágio onde o masculino e o feminino, que surgiram de uma única fonte sem gênero, copulam e, ao fazê-lo, levam adiante o processo de criação.