[lilmajorshawty]

What are big signs the mars signs are into you?:)

Mars in the 1st house and mars in the 8th house: •staring and or manipulation tactics to gauge your character and your likes and dislikes. •purposely antagonizing you or doing behavior in order to bring out reactions from you. •hot and cold/push and pull •coming on strong and then pulling a full stop •acting more hostile and aggressive towards you without reasoning or cause •being over-protective in the background or just keeping tabs on you•investigating, via-befriending your friends. •observing you or establishing dominant eye contact with you without saying a word usually from across far distances or sometimes when you’re talking to other people platonic or not. •usually withholding from speaking overtly sexual around you, might even hide their sexual history as to make sure you don’t feel as though their attention is else where. •attempting to make you jealous by over-acting with other people.

Key term: “intense but insecure.”“I want you, but I don’t trust your intentions”

Mars in the 2nd house or mars in the 7th house: •very touchy feely •May create situations where feeing up on you is necessary. •very boy or girl next door about your interactions. •acting ditsy or oblivious when you’re around •the koi smile or showing all their teeth when ever you come around. •receptive to your wants and needs and usually very keen on being attentive to changes in your mood or the way you’re feeling •childish and playful with you •very kiddy and baby-ish •might fake bully you or pick on you just to get you rowdy. •actually very romantic and if they’re the more bold type, might ask you out on a “platonic” date.•won’t really speak on your physical attributes out of respect but may do a very sensual gaze whenever you’re not looking or whenever they think you’re not paying attention. •cheesy grins and nervous laughter. •likely to have light or glimmer in their eyes like little school girls and boys.

Key term: “charming but ardent”“I want you, but let’s keep it pretty and lax”

Mars in the 3rd house and mars in the 6th house: •spacey. •very attentive and sometimes intimidating eye contact whenever they’re talking to you. •might make eye contact with you even while in a group. •usually aloof and can seem either unmoved or unresponsive to your presence(even though if you pay very close attention they do micro movements or adjustments the moment you come around.) •very careful touches, might seek physical touch when they feel worried you aren’t able to read their signals so usually might randomly touch you or strike up intimacy in a awkward or strange way as to show “interest” •very helpful, no matter their upbringing they will do whatever you need if you ask. •talkative, they’ll likely keep a convo rolling for ever whereas with others they wouldn’t mind letting the convo die or end. •very protective, they take slights to your ego or your heart very seriously and usually may get a attitude or get in a bad mood if something bad has happened to you. •Blunt.

Key phrase: “curious yet naive”“I want you, but you’ve got to show me what to do”

Mars in 4th house and mars in 5th house: These two are not too far apart in characteristics as the sun and moon are the strongest lords in a chart I figured I’d group them. •usually in the 4th house case they’re observant but cautious while in the 5th house case they’re enticed by reluctant. •both tend to be “waiting” for you to make a gesture of “continuation” •prideful and usually the type to do one thing and then wait months before doing a follow up. •very shy•might avoid prolonged interactions with you and even when they do happen very seldom will they be talkative. •might try to show off when in their element, be it football practice or soccer or at work and so on. •sensitive to you and likely to respond based on what you’re emotionally giving them(they only do this when they like someone) •domineering, might try to be a bit controlling in terms of how and when things should be done. •harder for them to control their feelings, might start having more dramatic reactions to things you do or say. •pouting or sulking(licking wounds) if their feelings are reciprocated the way they want(say if they ask you to go somewhere or they compliment you and you give them a full response) •very giving and likely to bend head over heels to do things for you. •very gentle with you, treats you with kid gloves and might avoid speaking on you or to you in any way that is disrespectful.

Key phrase: “emotional but lucrative”“I want you, but I’m afraid of what you might do”

Mars in the 10th house and mars in the 11th house: •STRAIGHT FOWARD•makes direct moves or may make power plays to assert their level of interest. •gamblers when it comes to it so they might throw out some gestures and do so continuously for awhile until they see it pull through. •not super romantic about it but very spontaneous in their approaches. •doing practical things for you, maybe covering your brake at work, giving you a ride, cleaning your car and so on. •obvious flirting and an open attitude towards sex•trying to create intimacy via, suggesting hang outs or planning events of things to do in the future. •being honest about what they’re doing and who they’re talking too( not the types to lie about dating other people so if they like you they’ll likely let you know this in advance) •sexual but with integrity. •treats it like a business deal might be very overwhelming in how they confront you or chase after you.

Key phrase: “honest but intimidating”“I want you, so what’s there left to wait for”

Mars in the 9th and mars in the 12th house: •CONFUSING•might send blurred signals •can seem interested one Moments and then be gone for like a year and 7 months after taking one look in your direction. •soft and gentle towards you •sensual and attentive, a good listening ear and might even take on a very warm and sympathetic tone towards you •might become 10x more secretive •becomes 100x more moody and unreadable •becomes 9000x more flighty and unattainable once they realize you’re catching on to them liking you back. •detached and Extremely aloof •can act oblivious and even self sabotage things early on because they might presume you’re not interested. •random hugs or touches and might even have days where they’re more bold than the others. •might initiate things with no intent to follow up after.

Key phrase: soulful but flighty“I want you, but I don’t know if I really do”

[astrologyvas]

8th house synastry pisses me off and 12th house synastry makes my head hurt

[astrologyvas]

girl his mars is in your 12th house of course u hate him

[nowaintthatjustlikeme]

people with the sun, moon, or rising in bharaṇī embody the tension between worlds; the invisible and the incarnate, the potential and the realized, the spirit and the flesh. ruled by venus yet tempered by yama, the god of restraint and transformation, bharaṇī sits between aśvinī, where the divine spark first ignites, and kṛttikā, where that spark burns into matter. it is the interval between conception and birth, the moment the soul hovers at the threshold of becoming. this nakshatra does not rush forward into existence; it carries the burden of gestation, of holding the unmanifest long enough for it to take form, and then surrendering it to the fire of life.

the symbol of the yoni expresses this paradox with sublime precision. it is not just a symbol of sexuality or reproduction; it is the cosmic gate of transformation, the womb of transition, where formless spirit learns the discipline of embodiment. bharaṇī governs the passage from essence to existence, the sacred, painful process through which something that was once pure energy becomes bound by time, gravity, and consequence. its natives thus live between planes: they are sensitive to what has not yet emerged, haunted by what cannot remain, and compelled to midwife what demands to be born.

in the zodiacal sequence, bharaṇī follows the aśvinī twins, the divine physicians, who represent the first stirrings of life, the initial breath of awakening. but that awakening is still ethereal, untouched by the heaviness of form. bharaṇī is where that spark is contained. here, vitality is tested through endurance. the womb holds the infinite, compressing it into a body. this is why bharaṇī people so often seem to carry invisible weight, they are born with the memory of containment, of divine tension. they are not simply alive; they remember what it took to become alive.

where aśvinī rushes forward and kṛttikā cuts forward, bharaṇī holds still. it pauses at the precipice of incarnation. it is the sacred stillness before the first cry of life, the silence before emergence. those born under this nakshatra absorb that rhythm deeply: they move through life not impulsively, but with the gravity of someone who understands that every creation carries consequence.

mentally, bharaṇī individuals are inwardly fertile. their thoughts do not dart outward like sparks; they gestate within them, often unspoken until fully formed. they are contemplative, private, and internally rich, tending to ideas and emotions with care until they are ready to be expressed. this process can make them seem slow to act or hesitant, but in truth, their pace mirrors the divine timing of creation itself. just as a seed cannot be forced to sprout before its time, bharaṇī minds require incubation.

their thinking is sensual yet structured, they feel the world through form and texture, yet are guided by an intuitive awareness of cycles and consequence. they naturally grasp that every action bears fruit, that everything alive must one day be released. this gives them a quiet moral seriousness, a certain reverence toward life’s processes. their decisions often carry undertones of responsibility: if I give birth to this idea, this love, this action, can I sustain it?

psychologically, bharaṇī is one of the most profound nakshatras. it carries the memory of bearing the unmanifest, of holding space for others’ pain, potential, or transformation. these individuals often feel like vessels; life moves through them, sometimes painfully, as if they are containers for collective emotion. they feel everything deeply, even what isn’t their own. this can lead to emotional exhaustion if they do not learn discernment, for the womb must eventually close to renew itself.

their psyche oscillates between containment and release. when imbalanced, they either cling, unable to let go of people, memories, or emotions; or they purge, releasing too much, too soon, as if trying to rid themselves of the world’s weight. but their true power lies in learning the timing of both: to know when to hold, and when to open. this rhythm is sacred, and when aligned with it, they become extraordinary guides for transformation, artists, healers, or companions who intuitively understand the transitions others fear.

beneath their strength lies tenderness. not fragility, but a quiet awareness of impermanence. they see that beauty and suffering are entwined, that love always carries the seed of loss. but rather than retreat from this, bharaṇī learns to live within it, to honor the duality that sustains life. their inner world is like a womb, dark, enclosed, yet full of the potential for light.

in behavior, bharaṇī people express an unusual mix of restraint and vitality. ruled by venus but set in aries, they are sensually charged yet rarely reckless. they carry passion like a secret flame, intense, magnetic, and deliberate. they are drawn to experiences that feel meaningful, that resonate with creation rather than consumption. pleasure, for them, is not escape; it is reverence.

yet, because they live between planes, they can struggle to find rest. they are always in some process of becoming, carrying an idea, a project, a person, a feeling. this can make them seem both nurturing and distant; they give deeply but need solitude to recover. they are not meant to be constantly in the world’s motion; their nature demands intervals of stillness, just as gestation precedes birth.

socially, they may appear mysterious or heavy to others, not because they are cold, but because they carry invisible gravity. others sense their depth, their ability to hold silence without fear. they often attract people who seek comfort, transformation, or grounding, and they may find themselves playing the role of the listener, the stabilizer, the one who understands what cannot yet be said.

bharaṇī’s rulership by yama gives its natives a subtle relationship with ethics and consequence. they often feel an intrinsic pull toward justice, even if they do not speak of it. there is an inner compass guiding them to act with integrity, to honor the weight of their choices. this seriousness can make them appear older than their years, as though they carry ancestral memory, the memory of what must be done when creation demands accountability.

their social growth depends on learning to trust that release is not abandonment. many bharaṇī individuals hold on to others out of love, fearing that letting go means harm. yet, their soul lesson lies in the opposite: true care is to allow what they’ve nourished to evolve beyond their grasp. in this way, their social and emotional lives mirror the spiritual truth of the womb: it does not cling to what it births; it opens, it releases, it trusts the cycle of renewal.

bharaṇī’s dharma is acceptance of transition. it teaches that existence is a rhythm of holding and letting go, of becoming and unbecoming. to live fully in bharaṇī’s truth is to honor both the invisible and the tangible, to bring the divine into form, yet never mistake form for the divine itself.

the bharaṇī soul must learn that what it holds is not its own - love, art, beauty, even life itself are entrusted to it for a time, to be protected, shaped, and then surrendered. this realization frees them from the burden of attachment and transforms them into living bridges between realms.

when bharaṇī fulfills its promise, it becomes the cosmic midwife; one who carries light through darkness, birth through pain, love through loss. they teach that the sacred is not found in permanence, but in passage. and in their quiet endurance, they reveal the profound truth of existence itself: that every act of becoming is both an ending and a beginning, that every womb is a doorway between worlds.

the birth of venus - odilon redon (1912)

[makingspiritualityreal]

Solar Women and The Curse of Sacrifice

None of them really love you...they just fixated on you because of how you made them feel. But that's not real love.

Solar Nakshatra women possess within them a unique inner radiance, that translates to an external shine. That shine provokes a plethora of reactions from the native’s environment, some of them less obvious than you would think from such a positive placement. The Sun is a sad lesson in realizing, that when people see something good in front of them, they want to own it and control it, and try to destroy what they can’t control.

We must remember, that the Sun has a malefic nature to it. It is responsible for dividing limitations, drawing territorial lines, ruling over its kingdom and burning its enemies. The king has an unquestionable, objective advantage of position and with that advantage comes power. However, with power comes jealousy, competition and fake flattery practiced by sneaky position-grabbers.

Solar Nakshatras over time grow into not trusting most people, as they deal a lot with those who simply want to stay in their good graces for their own benefit. People desire to bask in their energy so much they will do everything to hold onto it, even just for a chance for a “turn” with them. The mere presence of the Solar woman makes men feel validated in their masculinity and women feeling like some of that magical shine is falling on them.

The difficulty starts when people realize they’re not allowed access to that magical Solar energy anymore. The intense jealousy experienced causes the Solar native enemies. “If I can’t have her, nobody can”. First, they try to control such a woman and lock her up, then if that fails, they try to destroy her.

To understand the reason behind such reactions in people, minus the basic psychology of human pettiness, we can look to Kabbalah in order to understand the energy of Tiphareth.

The karmic purpose of Tiphareth, and thus, the Sun, is to achieve an energetic state of higher being and enter into a real connection with the Divine. In fact, Kabbalah compares Tiphareth to Jesus dying on the Cross in the name of God. So the native is required to give up any latent internal narcissism, that can come with being born into advantage, and truly join God from an ascended, more selfless place.

In fact, Tiphareth can be so in love with their own energetic radiance and beauty, they can think themselves superior to others. The Universe sends them “punishing” experiences in order for them to understand the meaning and value of true love, in both human and divine form. Otherwise, they get “killed” for the purpose of their beauty being sacrificed for a higher purpose, even if that is done so through people’s lower reactions.

Solar women actually really struggle to find true love, because they struggle to find people who genuinely care for their best interests instead of just using them. The curse of the Sun is to be “lonely at the top”. But if they have inner perseverance and don’t fall too far into the narcissism spectrum, they end up recognizing those who truly love them over those who simply envy them.

Picture examples:

Cameron Diaz, Krittika Moon

Cameron Diaz has had many famous roles, but in the context of this subject, the best example is her role in There’s Something About Mary.

Mary is a beautiful, giving young woman with a soft spot for disabled people due to her own family situation. However, she has no luck in relationships, as she attracts perverts, stalkers and creeps who lie, commit fraud and adopt false identities just to be able to get near her or get a scrap of her attention. She actually had to get a restraining order against one of them, move across the country and change her name to protect her peace. These men all act like they’re entitled to something from her just because of her kindness. Mary only finds love with Ted, when he calls out her past lovers on not really caring about her well being, but simply being around her radiance being a balm on their insecurities. He’s also proved to be the only one to actually have interests in common with her and get along with her family. This is the level of choosiness a Solar woman must adopt.

Elle Fanning, Uttara Phalguni Moon.

Elle has had several roles, that exemplify the Solar woman archetype. One of them is her performance in A Rainy Day in New York, where she is a student interviewing celebrities and artists for her college newspaper. As she meets them, famous men all find her attractive and want to have an affair with her, but at the end of the day she finds herself abandoned in difficult circumstances, when all these men want to own her, but ultimately leave her to fend for herself. She ends up single, when her boyfriend realizes she doesn’t share any of his interests or aspirations. This is a good example of a Solar woman who hasn’t managed to find a partner through the right set of guidelines, but is still learning them.

In The Neon Demon, Elle actually embodies the Narcissus type, falling in love with her own beauty and being careless with people’s jealousy over it, using them for her own advantage when she is forced to, but at the end of the day showing condescension towards a more innocent form of infatuation. As a result of her mistakes, she gets killed by jealous women in a ritual used to take her shine away from her, as per the “Sacrificed” archetype. You can also see the women who killed her benefiting from her energy after her death.

Monica Belucci, Uttara Ashadha Ascendant in Malena.

Malena is the most beautiful woman in town, but she attracts attention of too many men, and her beauty sparks intense jealousy of local women. As a result, they beat her up, permanently changing her. She is only accepted when she is no longer a threat to the townsfolk, and settled with her husband she fits into the community.

[starsandsuch]

Some notes on Krittika 📝

26.40 degrees Aries- 10.00 degrees Taurus.

The bridge between Sidereal Aries-Taurus. This nakshatra is ruled by the Sun. The deity is Agni. They are priest caste and their yoni animal is a female goat. Sometimes goat will be interchanged with sheep. 🐑 🐐

The following description can apply to you if you have Krittika as your sun, moon, ascendant, lagnesh, atmakaraka or ketu placement.

✹ They are courageous, confident and brave.

✹ These individuals are funny. They like to make people laugh, they have goofy personalities.

✹ They will make people laugh even if it is at their own expense.

✹ They know how to say mean things and still make it sound funny.

✹ They are energetic.

✹ They are larger than average. They tend to be tall, big bodied. They look healthy and strong.

✹ They have big heads.

✹ They have thick dark hair.

✹ Krittika men start to have receeding hairlines at a young age.

✹ Krittika women have big eyes that are slightly droopy along the bottom waterline.

✹ Their foreheads are big and high-set on their face.

✹ Their hair always seems slightly frizzy no matter the texture, they have frizzy hair.

✹ They are really smart and think quickly on their feet.

✹ They maintain the same childlike spirit for most of their lives even into old age.

✹ They are blunt and straightforward.

✹ They are the kind of people that are open books, they aren’t really sneaky or manipulative like other nakshatras.

✹ They’ll do something, admit to it, talk sh!t to someone’s face etc.

✹ They are nonchalant individuals, not much shakes them or gets them emotional. The Aries portion of Krittika tends to be more emotional than the Taurus part though.

✹ They don’t get flustered easily.

✹ People might confront them with conflict and the Krittika native will be like ok,.. and? “Soo… what now?” 😂😭

✹ A lot of people are involved in their upbringing. “It takes a village to raise a child” Krittika natives experience being raised by their siblings, parents, aunts, grandparents etc.

✹ A lot of Krittikas are child stars. They get into acting at a young age. They are multitalented and outgoing from a young age.

✹ They tend to attract people who are seemingly unstable for whatever reason. They are the stabilizing force in other people’s lives.

✹ They tend to have a lot of friends and be very popular.

✹ They handle challenges well and usually comeback stronger from setbacks. They are resilient.

✹ They make good chefs and can usually take that up as a career path.

✹ They are smart when it comes to the science behind food. What foods/vitamins the body needs, proper nutrition etc. They can be skilled at the science behind farming as well. Like genetics of plants, cross pollination, herbology etc.

✹ They are good at being self employed/ entrepreneurs.

✹ They are good leaders.

✹ They are hard not to like, they often win people over with their personalities.

Dividers by: @junabuggy

[mesmerizerrosemarie]

Sun Nakshatra Women Experience

Imagine being born into a family with all the women having at least one Sun nakshatra

My mom, Uttara Ashada Sun with Uttara Phalguni Moon, older sis has an Uttara Ashada Moon, and my younger sis has a Krittika Moon. I'll leave mine up for interpretation hehehe😝

Sun nak women are such bad bitches, lemme explain some traits they have:

Greatly generous with resources

If you need help, they will help you. Especially towards their loved ones, and they are very open to sharing information with their loved ones to keep them updated and knowledgeable about certain subjects. They give and do not expect in return!

Extremely Loyal

If you prove to be reliable and trustworthy, they will be loyal to you. They are the type of defend you in public but correct you in private. Show up for you sometimes more than they do themselves

Firm on their boundaries

They will let you know if you break one, but are very upfront about what they expect, and they don't leave up room for interpretation. Firm on their boundaries and will gently let those they love know.

Very Influential

I've stated this before, but yang women are very influential towards the masses of women. They are the ones on screen telling you to throw hot grits on your abusive husband (i know that was an extreme example). I think yang women in general are such great motivators for how to stand up for yourself in a world where they want women to be docile, quiet, and "feminine", but yang women are here to show you that you can be a woman and have standards. That you're not less of a woman because you don't fit into the cookie-cutter standards placed on women. Sun women are always there to tell you that you can ask for the world, and you will always get it🌞

If you have a Sun woman next to you, HUG HER for always showing that in a world full of haters and people who try to bring you down, there are always Sun women who made the runway so we can strut it!

[rholsof-film]

Krittika the Wild Woman

Aries: 26°40' to 30°00' - Taurus: 0°00' to 10°00'

Krittika refuses to be tamed but enjoys the game of the hunt.

When I first delved into Krittika Nakshatra, much of the information I found seemed overly negative. While it’s important to approach new insights with discernment, it’s equally crucial to peel back the layers and explore deeper truths. Many sources label Krittika natives as "homewreckers" or "husband stealers," citing their association with the knife, a symbol of separation. Scandals and infidelity are often linked to this nakshatra. However, scandals and mistakes are universal—no one is immune to human flaws. So, let’s set the record straight: Krittika's reputation doesn’t define its full potential or how it manifests.

Krittika’s mythology ties back to Kartikeya, the warrior god, who was raised by six Krittikas. This association gives rise to their perceived "affair-like" energy, but it also highlights their untamable and magnetic qualities. Women of Krittika Nakshatra are often highly sought after, critical thinkers, and fiercely independent. Blessed by the Sun, they radiate beauty, vitality, and magnetism, often maintaining a youthful appearance well into maturity. These women don’t rush into relationships; they are selective, choosing partners they hold in high regard, often marrying later in life or not at all. Their independence makes them unwilling to submit to anyone who doesn’t align with their high standards.

The fiery nature of Krittika, symbolized by the element of fire, underscores their untamable spirit. Fire cannot be controlled—it transforms, destroys, and purifies with purpose. Krittika natives act with intention, refusing to compromise their inner drive. Their focus and self-assuredness inspire those around them, especially women, whom they often nurture and uplift. When they speak, their words command attention, reflecting their natural leadership and authority.

Krittika’s dark feminine energy is rooted in its destructive and transformative qualities. As the first solar nakshatra, it carries a fascination with shadow work and the psyche, embodying the alchemical process of transformation—moving from darkness to light. This process involves spiritual death and rebirth, aligning with themes of liberation and being unapologetically themselves. Their journey mirrors the Lilithian archetype, using destruction as a means of creating space for new beginnings. This aura of untamed liberation often intimidates others, while simultaneously drawing them in.

Known as seductresses and huntresses, Krittika natives love the pursuit and the "game of the hunt," but remain untamable themselves. Dominant in relationships, they can struggle to find partners who match their energy or submit to their commanding presence. Saturn-dominated personalities often complement their solar dominance, creating a dynamic where the Sun woman leads. Their regal and radiant quality, a gift of the Sun, makes them naturally alluring.

Ultimately, Krittika natives are embodiments of transformative power. They pursue goals with precision, inspire others through their unapologetic authenticity, and embrace their untamable, radiant essence.

*So just because people note that Krittika is known for taking other’s partners, they are also known to be cheated on themselves. Let’s look at the entire scale. An being cheated on is not something anyone can control. However, just because you see a negative note of your nakshatra does not mean it will manifest that way for you. Krittika is a powerful nakshatra and everything should be taken with a grain of salt.*

*Also this is NOT the only nak with this reputation, Pushya is right next door with this rep!*

(All woman used have Krittika placements)

[mesmerizerrosemarie]

sun nak women have to get comfortable being labeled as "above than" or "egotistical" and such because always trying to humble yourself for people is the EXACT reason why most sun nak women when dealing with men get played with.

there is nothing wrong with knowing that a man is BENEATH you and moving as such. i think we as women don't want to be too "harsh" or "overly critical" over a man not doing his part when we know as sun nak women how RUTHLESS men can be towards women who they feel isn't playing their part. men regardless of the current state will energy siphon and use sun nak women even if the sun nak women does not see the royalty and greatness she has within her self because best believe these men can SEE it and will USE it for their benefit.

i understand sun nak women also can relate to a lot of masculine energies as a woman due to their ambition, drive, confidence, and leadership but at the end of the day sun nak women need to stand ten toes down in themselves as WOMEN than our proximity to men and realize the beauty, regalness, and authority we have in this realm. if mariah the scientist knew her worth as a WOMAN, understood that these men who energy siphon from her are beneath her, and was honest with herself that young thug was beneath her in every way without feeling bad for it, then she wouldn't be in the unfortunate predicament she is in.

sun nak women biggest threat is themselves and not recognizing their power as WOMEN rather than viewing power due to their proximity to men or within yang like qualities. sun nak women who place themselves in MEN's shoes will always lose because sun nak women are GREATER and can handle the sun energies a lot better, and although we can relate to a lot of men's energy we at the end of the day are WOMEN (hence why most women with sun prominence face people trying to humble them in every way possible, to remove their ability to see their worth rather than men with sun nak placements)

thank you for my ted talk♥️.

(btw this goes for saturn nak women too MY FOOT IS ON Y'ALL NECK!! sun and saturn nak women are destined for greatness and need to stop trying to humble themselves for others. you can still be humble and at the same time realize that a man is beneath you!)

[mesmerizerrosemarie]

Solar naks and dealing with men that try to humble them the minute they perceive the solar woman to have a little confidence😭

i am surrounded by solar nak women galore and solar naks when dealing with men just feels like a natural downgrade at times, even if the guy isn't even bad

as a sun nak woman, i used to always say that the men i dated tried to humble me 😭and this is also within my d9 chart as well😩

[venussaidso]

I believe it's time to finally admit that Bharani nakshatra people are typically some of the most creatively talented, charismatic and conventionally attractive folks out there. Yes, these motherfuckers are literally the fairest of them all and I will die on this hill. They gotta be the only nakshatra where both the women and men are divine.

Bharani Moon Bharani ASC

Bharani Moon Bharani Moon

Bharani ASC Bharani Moon

Bharani Sun Bharani Moon

Bharani women: *exist*

Me: 🧎🏼‍♂️

Bharani men: *exist*

Me: 🫠

Best nakshatras to pair up with Bharani: Anuradha, Ashwini, Chitra, Revati, Jyestha, Vishakha, Purva Phalguni and possibly Swati.

[rholsof-film]

Krittika Queerness

While astrology, including the nakshatras, doesn’t explicitly label traits like queerness, certain archetypal themes and energies associated with nakshatras, including Krittika, can lend themselves to narratives of identity exploration, fluidity, and nonconformity. Krittika nakshatra, with its intense themes of transformation, individuality, and sharp discernment, can resonate with the experiences of queerness.

The knife representing Krittika, cuts through societal conventions and illusions, finding truth as that is the theme of the nakshatra itself. Krittika natives might be inclined to challenge traditional structures, roles, or norms, including those around gender and sexuality. This nakshatra empowers individuals to carve out their identity, even if it deviates from societal expectations.

Krittika is said to have a strong passion for the opposite gender BUT I have noticed that these natives also indulge in homo relationships. Or can have a passion for the same sex/ homo-erotic relationship. They are known for liberation in themselves and others, so this is just a small note that I noticed.

Jennifer’s Body (2009), pushed through boundaries of traditional femininity and sexuality, reflecting Krittika’s sharp and transformative nature. Jennifer’s character is unabashedly complex, embodying themes of fiery transformation, seduction, and defiance of norms. The underlying queer subtext, the homoerotic relationship between Jennifer and Needy adds layer of fluidity to her identity, resonating with Krittika’s bold and transformative energy.

*(Megan Fox, Krittika Sun)I was convinced she planned to eventually runaway with Needy. But in the end Needy ended up killing the band that sacrificed Jennifer. True love*

The Journey of self-discovery and authenticity is often central to queer experiences. Krittika natives, with their connection to the purifying fire of Agni, may undergo profound personal transformations to embrace their true identity. They can embody unapologetic individuality, embracing their uniqueness with confidence. This fiery assertiveness aligns with queer representation.

In Ballerina (2023), this individuality can be seen through characters who navigate complex emotional and identity-driven arcs with intensity and passion. The story aligns with themes of Krittika cutting through illusions and embracing a transformative journey. Avenging her friend’s death that she seemed to have a very queer coded relationship with. Honestly, their relationship was most definitely homoerotic, and I see a lot of Krittika natives in these types of roles.

*(Jeong Jong-Seo, Krittika moon) Anything for her femme girlfriend, she quite literally took out a gang for her, as she should*

Lady Bridgerton—played by miss Hannah Dodd is a very queer coded character, it’s not yet confirmed but it is said that in the book she falls in love with a woman. An if you are able to pick up on anything queer coded, you would have noticed the longing looks between her character and her husband’s sister. Their relationship is also canon, hopefully my predictions are true though.

*I knew Francesca Bridgerton (Hannah Dodd, Krittika Sun) was queer through just her body language*

The Confessions of Frannie Langton (2022), Sophie Cookson plays a lesbian that seduces Frannie Langton.

*Sophie Cookson (Krittika Sun) is a proclaimed lady kisser, spotted in more than one show/movie kissing girls. I love it*

I understand it has been discussed that Krittika is passionate about the other gender, but Agni is both destructive and creative, embodying dualities that mirror the complexities of queer identities. This fluidity can manifest as openness to exploring gender, relationships, and self-expression outside conventional binaries. Krittika’s ruling deity, Agni, represents transformative energy that transcends rigid structures, which aligns well with the spectrum of queerness.

*Cate Blanchett in Carol (2015), Krittika Sun*

While Krittika doesn’t inherently “cause” queerness, its themes of cutting through illusions, self-discovery, and transformative fire can resonate with queer narratives. It encourages individuals to live boldly and authentically, making it a natural nakshatra to connect with queer-coded or openly queer characters.

[mesmerizerrosemarie]

Sun Nakshatra Women Experience

Imagine being born into a family with all the women having at least one Sun nakshatra

My mom, Uttara Ashada Sun with Uttara Phalguni Moon, older sis has an Uttara Ashada Moon, and my younger sis has a Krittika Moon. I'll leave mine up for interpretation hehehe😝

Sun nak women are such bad bitches, lemme explain some traits they have:

Greatly generous with resources

If you need help, they will help you. Especially towards their loved ones, and they are very open to sharing information with their loved ones to keep them updated and knowledgeable about certain subjects. They give and do not expect in return!

Extremely Loyal

If you prove to be reliable and trustworthy, they will be loyal to you. They are the type of defend you in public but correct you in private. Show up for you sometimes more than they do themselves

Firm on their boundaries

They will let you know if you break one, but are very upfront about what they expect, and they don't leave up room for interpretation. Firm on their boundaries and will gently let those they love know.

Very Influential

I've stated this before, but yang women are very influential towards the masses of women. They are the ones on screen telling you to throw hot grits on your abusive husband (i know that was an extreme example). I think yang women in general are such great motivators for how to stand up for yourself in a world where they want women to be docile, quiet, and "feminine", but yang women are here to show you that you can be a woman and have standards. That you're not less of a woman because you don't fit into the cookie-cutter standards placed on women. Sun women are always there to tell you that you can ask for the world, and you will always get it🌞

If you have a Sun woman next to you, HUG HER for always showing that in a world full of haters and people who try to bring you down, there are always Sun women who made the runway so we can strut it!

[makingspiritualityreal]

Solar Women and The Curse of Sacrifice

None of them really love you...they just fixated on you because of how you made them feel. But that's not real love.

Solar Nakshatra women possess within them a unique inner radiance, that translates to an external shine. That shine provokes a plethora of reactions from the native’s environment, some of them less obvious than you would think from such a positive placement. The Sun is a sad lesson in realizing, that when people see something good in front of them, they want to own it and control it, and try to destroy what they can’t control.

We must remember, that the Sun has a malefic nature to it. It is responsible for dividing limitations, drawing territorial lines, ruling over its kingdom and burning its enemies. The king has an unquestionable, objective advantage of position and with that advantage comes power. However, with power comes jealousy, competition and fake flattery practiced by sneaky position-grabbers.

Solar Nakshatras over time grow into not trusting most people, as they deal a lot with those who simply want to stay in their good graces for their own benefit. People desire to bask in their energy so much they will do everything to hold onto it, even just for a chance for a “turn” with them. The mere presence of the Solar woman makes men feel validated in their masculinity and women feeling like some of that magical shine is falling on them.

The difficulty starts when people realize they’re not allowed access to that magical Solar energy anymore. The intense jealousy experienced causes the Solar native enemies. “If I can’t have her, nobody can”. First, they try to control such a woman and lock her up, then if that fails, they try to destroy her.

To understand the reason behind such reactions in people, minus the basic psychology of human pettiness, we can look to Kabbalah in order to understand the energy of Tiphareth.

The karmic purpose of Tiphareth, and thus, the Sun, is to achieve an energetic state of higher being and enter into a real connection with the Divine. In fact, Kabbalah compares Tiphareth to Jesus dying on the Cross in the name of God. So the native is required to give up any latent internal narcissism, that can come with being born into advantage, and truly join God from an ascended, more selfless place.

In fact, Tiphareth can be so in love with their own energetic radiance and beauty, they can think themselves superior to others. The Universe sends them “punishing” experiences in order for them to understand the meaning and value of true love, in both human and divine form. Otherwise, they get “killed” for the purpose of their beauty being sacrificed for a higher purpose, even if that is done so through people’s lower reactions.

Solar women actually really struggle to find true love, because they struggle to find people who genuinely care for their best interests instead of just using them. The curse of the Sun is to be “lonely at the top”. But if they have inner perseverance and don’t fall too far into the narcissism spectrum, they end up recognizing those who truly love them over those who simply envy them.

Picture examples:

Cameron Diaz, Krittika Moon

Cameron Diaz has had many famous roles, but in the context of this subject, the best example is her role in There’s Something About Mary.

Mary is a beautiful, giving young woman with a soft spot for disabled people due to her own family situation. However, she has no luck in relationships, as she attracts perverts, stalkers and creeps who lie, commit fraud and adopt false identities just to be able to get near her or get a scrap of her attention. She actually had to get a restraining order against one of them, move across the country and change her name to protect her peace. These men all act like they’re entitled to something from her just because of her kindness. Mary only finds love with Ted, when he calls out her past lovers on not really caring about her well being, but simply being around her radiance being a balm on their insecurities. He’s also proved to be the only one to actually have interests in common with her and get along with her family. This is the level of choosiness a Solar woman must adopt.

Elle Fanning, Uttara Phalguni Moon.

Elle has had several roles, that exemplify the Solar woman archetype. One of them is her performance in A Rainy Day in New York, where she is a student interviewing celebrities and artists for her college newspaper. As she meets them, famous men all find her attractive and want to have an affair with her, but at the end of the day she finds herself abandoned in difficult circumstances, when all these men want to own her, but ultimately leave her to fend for herself. She ends up single, when her boyfriend realizes she doesn’t share any of his interests or aspirations. This is a good example of a Solar woman who hasn’t managed to find a partner through the right set of guidelines, but is still learning them.

In The Neon Demon, Elle actually embodies the Narcissus type, falling in love with her own beauty and being careless with people’s jealousy over it, using them for her own advantage when she is forced to, but at the end of the day showing condescension towards a more innocent form of infatuation. As a result of her mistakes, she gets killed by jealous women in a ritual used to take her shine away from her, as per the “Sacrificed” archetype. You can also see the women who killed her benefiting from her energy after her death.

Monica Belucci, Uttara Ashadha Ascendant in Malena.

Malena is the most beautiful woman in town, but she attracts attention of too many men, and her beauty sparks intense jealousy of local women. As a result, they beat her up, permanently changing her. She is only accepted when she is no longer a threat to the townsfolk, and settled with her husband she fits into the community.

[vedicgoddess]

Krittika women = The cool girl 😎 🔪🔥(huntress archetype)

Krittika women are the most brutal and masculine out of all the nakshatras. They’re the opposite of Rohini.

Krittika women may face challenges in relationships due to their strong and independent nature, potentially intimidating some men. Their high standards and reluctance to compromise might lead to difficulties in finding a suitable partner. In the professional realm, their assertiveness may be perceived as overly competitive, creating challenges in certain work environments. Balancing their assertive traits with a nuanced approach to relationships and work dynamics can be a key challenge for Krittika women. They’re the true definition of self love. They love themselves so much they’re reluctant to commit to anything other than themselves. They’re free spirited and resist being tamed down by a partner.

Embodying the huntress archetype, her joy emanates from showcasing determination and courage while safeguarding her loved ones. Krittika women exude self-reliance, with an intimidating fierceness, particularly impactful in male-dominated fields. Thriving less in creative and artistic realms, their fearlessness and fiery spirit find resonance in careers involving risk and physical activity. Unafraid of the fight, they diligently earn their place in competitive environments, leveraging their masculine nature to navigate challenges with resilience.

Elizabeth Bennet is a great of exemple of krittika moon natives, Elizabeth is characterized by her independent spirit, sharp observations, and refusal to conform to societal expectations. Her personality is marked by a keen sense of morality.

She consistently speaks her mind, even when it might be considered unconventional or impolite. Her refusal of Mr. Collins’ proposal and her initial rejection of Mr. Darcy showcase her determination to make decisions based on her own principles rather than succumbing to external pressure. This headstrong nature adds depth to her character and contributes to the novel’s exploration of societal expectations and individual agency.

Mr. Darcy’s proposal is marked by arrogance and condescension. He begins by expressing his love for Elizabeth but then goes on to criticize her family’s social standing and lower connections. This tone of superiority is insulting and dismissive. Darcy also suggests that his social status and wealth should make his proposal desirable, insinuating that Elizabeth should be grateful for such an offer. This insensitivity adds to the insult, as it dismisses the importance of genuine emotional connection in a marriage.

Elizabeth firmly rejects Mr. Darcy. Her refusal is not only a rejection of his offer but also a principled stand against a marriage devoid of mutual respect and affection. Elizabeth Bennet’s refusal of Mr. Darcy’s proposal underscores her commitment to her own principles, self-respect, and personal happiness over societal norms or material wealth. No amount of wealth or prestige can be exchanged for her self esteem or honour.

These individuals exude charm through their easygoing demeanor, navigating life with a seemingly carefree attitude. They swiftly forgive, forget, and move forward, approaching love with a pragmatic mindset rather than idealistic notions. Authenticity holds great value for them, and they may question the romantic constructs often associated with lunar nakshatras.

While lunar nakshatras are notably different, they often find connections with lunar men exhibiting more feminine traits. Lunar men tend to tolerate their demeanor, creating a dynamic where both partners have valuable lessons to share. Lunar men grapple with ethical concerns, lacking a strong moral compass, while solar women contend with a broad range of emotions and hasty judgments. Their attraction stems from a mutual need for one another.

[venussaidso]

I believe it's time to finally admit that Bharani nakshatra people are typically some of the most creatively talented, charismatic and conventionally attractive folks out there. Yes, these motherfuckers are literally the fairest of them all and I will die on this hill. They gotta be the only nakshatra where both the women and men are divine.

Bharani Moon Bharani ASC

Bharani Moon Bharani Moon

Bharani ASC Bharani Moon

Bharani Sun Bharani Moon

Bharani women: *exist*

Me: 🧎🏼‍♂️

Bharani men: *exist*

Me: 🫠

Best nakshatras to pair up with Bharani: Anuradha, Ashwini, Chitra, Revati, Jyestha, Vishakha, Purva Phalguni and possibly Swati.

[vedicgoddess]

Krittika women = The cool girl 😎 🔪🔥(huntress archetype)

Krittika women are the most brutal and masculine out of all the nakshatras. They’re the opposite of Rohini.

Krittika women may face challenges in relationships due to their strong and independent nature, potentially intimidating some men. Their high standards and reluctance to compromise might lead to difficulties in finding a suitable partner. In the professional realm, their assertiveness may be perceived as overly competitive, creating challenges in certain work environments. Balancing their assertive traits with a nuanced approach to relationships and work dynamics can be a key challenge for Krittika women. They’re the true definition of self love. They love themselves so much they’re reluctant to commit to anything other than themselves. They’re free spirited and resist being tamed down by a partner.

Embodying the huntress archetype, her joy emanates from showcasing determination and courage while safeguarding her loved ones. Krittika women exude self-reliance, with an intimidating fierceness, particularly impactful in male-dominated fields. Thriving less in creative and artistic realms, their fearlessness and fiery spirit find resonance in careers involving risk and physical activity. Unafraid of the fight, they diligently earn their place in competitive environments, leveraging their masculine nature to navigate challenges with resilience.

Elizabeth Bennet is a great of exemple of krittika moon natives, Elizabeth is characterized by her independent spirit, sharp observations, and refusal to conform to societal expectations. Her personality is marked by a keen sense of morality.

She consistently speaks her mind, even when it might be considered unconventional or impolite. Her refusal of Mr. Collins’ proposal and her initial rejection of Mr. Darcy showcase her determination to make decisions based on her own principles rather than succumbing to external pressure. This headstrong nature adds depth to her character and contributes to the novel’s exploration of societal expectations and individual agency.

Mr. Darcy’s proposal is marked by arrogance and condescension. He begins by expressing his love for Elizabeth but then goes on to criticize her family’s social standing and lower connections. This tone of superiority is insulting and dismissive. Darcy also suggests that his social status and wealth should make his proposal desirable, insinuating that Elizabeth should be grateful for such an offer. This insensitivity adds to the insult, as it dismisses the importance of genuine emotional connection in a marriage.

Elizabeth firmly rejects Mr. Darcy. Her refusal is not only a rejection of his offer but also a principled stand against a marriage devoid of mutual respect and affection. Elizabeth Bennet’s refusal of Mr. Darcy’s proposal underscores her commitment to her own principles, self-respect, and personal happiness over societal norms or material wealth. No amount of wealth or prestige can be exchanged for her self esteem or honour.

These individuals exude charm through their easygoing demeanor, navigating life with a seemingly carefree attitude. They swiftly forgive, forget, and move forward, approaching love with a pragmatic mindset rather than idealistic notions. Authenticity holds great value for them, and they may question the romantic constructs often associated with lunar nakshatras.

While lunar nakshatras are notably different, they often find connections with lunar men exhibiting more feminine traits. Lunar men tend to tolerate their demeanor, creating a dynamic where both partners have valuable lessons to share. Lunar men grapple with ethical concerns, lacking a strong moral compass, while solar women contend with a broad range of emotions and hasty judgments. Their attraction stems from a mutual need for one another.