azra

[soybeanhoney]

I don't know if you follow Love Island but there is a gorgeous woman there named Trinity Tatum. Most people online say that she has a "deerlike" beauty, and sure enough she's Mrigashira Moon! It's cute how astrology works

Never seen it but just googled her and she does have those Mrigashira super straight shoulders + the long neck

[hello222sthings]

My mrigashira sister 🩷🦌

[vindelllas]

the beauty of ardra 💧🌑

💧margot robbie (ardra surya): upper photo

💧emilia clarke (ardra chandra): lower photo

🌑 the nakshatras of the nodes have a very distinctive appearance. the influence of the feminine rahu bestows ardra natives with the typical feminine features, such as delicate facial features, larger eyes, and a voluptuous body. the yin features of rahu gives natives a type of otherworldly and ethereal appearance, similar to that of saturn. this is because both planets are of the air element (for a better understanding of this go to my pushya nakshatra post). these natives typically have large and rounded eyes, dainty noses, and a lighter complexion (depending on the native’s ethnicity, i.e. if a rahuvian woman is of a darker complexion, she may have a slightly lighter complexion than her other non-rahuvian family members).

⭕️ let’s look at rahu’s most evolved state: the shatabisha nakshatra. this nakshatra is symbolized by the empty, yin circle. shatabisha is ruled by varuna, god of the rains, cosmic and terrestrial waters, sky and earth. in addition to the mystical healer, maya (illusion). the nature of shatabisha is also abundant in the other rahu-ruled vimshottari nakshatras (ardra and swati). this is because rahu is the utmost manifestation of the divine feminine. maya, being the embodiment of illusion, betows rahuvian individuals with the power of being an empty vessel for the divine collective; bending reality and transforming into the desires of others the native deems worthy. however, due to rahu’s rebellious nature, we see this powerful feminine force being steadfast and not easily influenced by others.

💧liv tyler (ardra surya): upper photo

💧emily blunt (ardra chandra): lower photo

🌧 ardra is the first rahu-ruled nakshatra. in order to better understand the nature of ardra, we need to take a step back and understand the previous nakshatra—mrigashira. mrigashira was the rejection of the garden of ignorance and the freedom to move on. in ardra, we see the process of forming the rational mind and free will. due to the intellectual nature of rudra, we see ardra natives preferring to study, understand, and learn about the physical world/plane. this often leads to a fascination with the physical plane and understanding the workings of everything that peaks their interest. with the mercurial energy of gemini (knowledge) and rahuvian influence of the vimshottari system (materialism and illusion), we can see the reasoning of ardra’s prevelance in dystopian, horror, and sci-fi films. this nakshatra’s fixation on understanding the world and finding freedom is the perfect combination for creating films with dark subject matter. rudra’s intentionally destructive nature also provides ardra natives with a niche ability to accumulate knowledge to understand the workings of the world and destroy what seems to not be fit. precisely how rudra represents the emotional release and purification that occurs after the storms of the plane or mind cease (more on this later!). this is similar to most character development in many horror/sci-fi films and the ever present devil/savior trope. if you’re interested in further looking into this dichotomy, i recommend “the exorcist” starring linda blair (ardra chandra), “bedazzled” staring elizabeth hurley (ardra lagna), and “supernatural” starring mark pellegrino (ardra lagna). this trope is also perfectly illustrated by lana del rey’s (ardra surya) music. in her earlier albums, “born to die”, “paradise”, and “ultraviolence”, the singer describes her natural love of the darker things in life (i.e. drugs, violence, guns). as her albums progress, we see her slowly become more aware of the dangers of her lifestyle and her slowly moving towards love and kindness instead—much like rudra’s symbolism of calming after the tumultuous storms of life. i highly recommend listening to her music to gain an understanding of ardra’s themes!

💧karen mulder (ardra surya): left photo

💧victoria beckham (adra lagna): right photo

🦮 ardra is heavily associated with animals. it is symbolized by the female dog yoni. this is indicative of ardra’s devotional, emotional, and knowledgeable nature. rudra is the ruler of this nakshatra. rudra desired to become “the lord of the animals”. this nakshatra also has the same animalistic dominion desire of uttara phalguni and revati. this is because the yonis of all three nakshatras are the female dog (ardra), female cow (uttara phalguni), and female elephant (revati). this may be indicative of the motherly, animalistic nature of all three nakshatras. this is also why all three nakshatras get along so well. the animalistic nature of ardra is why we see hundreds of ardra natives in animal prints, fur or leather, or animal symbolism via graphic tees or headbands; similar to the reoccurring cow print in uttara phalguni fashion!

💧vienna skye (ardra surya): upper photo

💧ariana grande (ardra surya): lower photo

🍀 another reoccuring style theme for ardra was the appreciation of 60s fashion, particularly the mod era of the 60s. time and time again, when doing my research for this post, i saw a multitude of ardra natives dress up/try to emulate 60s fashion. ardra natives such as ariana grande’s (ardra surya) 60s-inspired fashion in her most recent music videos (i.e. “34+35”) and chrissy tiegan’s (ardra lagna) multiple 60s themed events. i believe this behavior is due to rahu’s extreme prevalence in old hollywood and the 1960s’ modeling industry. for example, hedy lamarr (ardra lagna) was a prominent actress and inventor, jean shrimpton (swati surya) was an icon of swinging london and very popular model in the 60s, and pat cleveland (ardra surya) was a very well-known model who was the muse of every prominent fashion house in paris. i believe ardra natives try to emulate this era of fashion because of ardra’s appreciation of all things old and vintage, which appears to the nature of many of the rahuvian and ketuvian individuals. an additional thing to note is the prevalence of the color green in the ardra nakshatra. in hindu/vedic astrology, a particular type of color is dedicated to a certain nakshatra in which is lucky for the natives of the nakshatra to wear. green, being the color that symbolizes the fresh, succulent nature of rudra, is why the ardra natives shown above, vienna skye and ariana grande, are both wearing the color green. this also correlates to how many ardra natives have dyed their hair green shades or hues, i.e. gwen stefani (ardra chandra), nicole richie (ardra chandra), and rapper saweetie (ardra surya).

💧kaya scodelario (ardra chandra): upper photo

💧emma mackey (ardra chandra): lower photo

🎸 all nodal nakshatras tend to have a propensity for darker elements and themes in the media. this can be reflected in ardra’s love for grungy, smoky makeup; darker clothing; and vampy, vintage hair and fashion looks (much like the magha nakshatra). this darker aesthetic was also heavily popular in the 90s/2000s. most notably, lizzy caplan (ardra surya), who played janis ian in “mean girls”, her character was well known for her liking of punk subculture, heavy eye makeup, and band merchandise, a trait that was also common with the characters played by ardra natives: kaya scodelario (ardra chandra) in “skins” and emma mackey (ardra chandra) in “sex education”. this behavior is prevalent in the ketu and rahu natives because it reflects the smoky and tamasic nature of both shadow planets. by rejecting the more popular, mainstream trends for the purpose of embracing more expressive and alternative movements (such as grunge, punk, rock, alternative, etc.). this why we see the nodal nakshatras so prominent in those subculture musical genres (i.e. ardra natives kurt cobain of “nirvana” and jimmy page of “led zeppelin”).

as always, i am open to any constructive criticism! i tried to touch on both the appearance, fashion and nature of ardra and i hope i did well! this post took me forever to make and i truly tried to put so much effort into it! i just adore ardra’s emotional, purposefully destructive, raw and feminine energy its natives tend to reflect 🌩 if you are looking for more information about ardra, get to know the overrulers and supreme deities of rahu, durga (the goddess of power) and the serpent god, and mercury, vishnu (the maintainer) and narayana (the cosmic person)!! if any of my placements or information is incorrect please feel free to let me know! also, i am fully aware of the origins of vedic astrology and if i was in anyway disrespectful to hindu culture, i will take down this post immediately xx

* all of these placements were found using astrotheme/.com and/or astro-charts/.com. it is important to note that some chandra (moon) placements may be off by up to 6 degrees and lagnas (risings) as well, due to the fact that many websites do not have a 100% accurate birth time for the given celebrities.

* i take no credit for the invention of vedic astrology-based appearance profiles. please watch claire nakti on youtube or look into @/cn0bles, @/lovejustlied, @/dh4nishta, and @/vanillemercure on twitter for more in-depth analysis on vedic astrology xx

[sugarmooch]

Saturn nakshatras self monologues:

[hello222sthings]

Nakshatra’s as TikTok’s on my fyp - Part 2

Shravana:

Jyeshta:

Jupiter nakshatra (punarvasu, vishakha, purva bhadrapada) men:

Ashlesha:

Anuradha:

Rohini:

Ardra:

Shatabhisha:

Mrigashira:

Pushya:

That’s it for now ! bai yall 😇

[hello222sthings]

vedic astrology observations part 2

my credentials : mrigashira ascendant, gemini rising, mercury dominant, mercury AK, 3rd house stellium. I talk with literally everyone and shamelessly ask for everyone’s birth day, time of birth, place of birth 🦋

disclaimer : these are MY opinions and observations, don’t get offended or upset just because you disagree / don’t resonate with what I’m saying 😇

sun nakshatra (krittika, uttara phalguni, uttura ashadha) natives despiseeee being copied in any way, “imitation is the highest form of flattery” is not something they resonate with at all; individuality complex final boss

uttara phalguni and uttara bhadrapada natives hate being rushed; being forced to do things fast is one of their biggest pet peeves, they enjoy doing things to their own accord at their own pace 🧘‍♀️ getting overstimulated really easily is a core trait lol

chitra natives are so damn witty do not piss one off they will leave you gagged 😭 they have such a way with words

ardra natives can detach from situations and people pretty easily, they’ll usually have a crash out and be obsessed with it but after the “storm” has passed it’s like it never happened; I’ve noticed they cut people off very easily, the longevity of a bond doesn’t really matter to them if they’ve been wronged

also when ardra natives get angry or upset their eyes get so wide and big, always bulging out omfg it’s scary

mula natives are the complete opposite of this, for some reason I’m a magnet for mula’s and every single one I know has friendships that have lasted for yearssss, they will not let go of people; extremely loyal but it definitely takes a long time for them to let you into their circle and consider you a friend

bharani men typically are raised in matriarchal households - raised by a single mother or their mom had more of an influence / impact on who they are as a person, I’ve also noticed they usually only have sisters

swati natives are very political with their interactions; very calculated with what is said and done, very obsessed with perception and how others see us, we’re fake asf sorry yall 💔

I will say though i’ve never met a rude or mean swati we’re generally very sweet and warm people… but fake nonetheless

pushya natives are extremely religious and spiritual, even if they aren’t inclined to such things they really do have a connection with some idea of a higher being or creator; all of the pushya women I know also dress very modesty

That’s it for now ! bai yall 😇

[hello222sthings]

Nakshatras as TikTok’s on my fyp

Mula women:

Uttara Phalguni:

Magha women:

Uttara Bhadrapada:

Ketu (ashwini, magha, mula) natives:

Chitra and Vishaka women:

Purva Phalguni:

Revati:

Bharani:

Dhanishta women:

That’s it for now ! bai yall 😇

[78aquamarine]

being ruled by rahu and mars so i’m always 10 seconds away from ghosting everyone, crashing out, and starting a new life from scratch

[hello222sthings]

vedic astrology observations

My credentials : mrigashira ascendant, gemini rising, mercury dominant, mercury AK, 3rd house stellium. I talk with literally everyone and shamelessly ask for everyone’s birth day, time of birth, place of birth 🦋

TW : these are MY opinions and observations, don’t get offended or upset just because you disagree / don’t resonate with what I’m saying 😇

moon nakshatra (rohini, hasta, shravana) women can be very misogynistic and are usually victims to a lot of it as well, I usually see them having a lot of male friends and although they’re typically very feminine and girly they can have a “I’m not like other girls” “I’m one of the boys” mentality, very male centered in general 😬

although I’m not very fond of hasta natives, they are incredible friends to the people they truly care about, very reliable / dependable and very loyal

also every single hasta native I know is going into nursing or is currently enrolled in nursing school which is interesting because hasta actually means sick in turkish lol

bharani women attract so many hateful people it’s crazy, especially men every single bharani woman I know has some sort of horror story about a man; men love to belittle and humiliate them, people wanting to humble them seems to be a theme throughout their lives

purva phalguni natives are so talented when it comes to doing impressions omfg some of the funniest people I’ve met

krittika natives have anger issues or some sort of struggle with controlling their temper , yall need to figure out a way to channel all that energy into something; very impatient people like the embodiment of “young hos cook everything on high” 😭😭😭

punarvasu natives have beautiful smiles omg, one of the most beautiful signs in my opinion ! pretty inside and out

anuradha natives really do embody their yoni animal in terms of eating habits; eat very quick and fast, always nibbling, I’ve noticed they usually eat or chew with their front teeth, usually don’t eat full meals and eat scattered snacks throughout the day just like bunnies 🐰

saturn nakshatras (pushya, anuradha, uttara bhadrapada) are very prone to skin issues, rosacea and eczema are very common amongst them, typically have very sensitive and dry itchy skin

magha natives are patriotic and nationalistic asffff, my magha moon friend literally wrote her college essay about her enslaved ancestors and how she wants to honors them, my other magha sun and rising friend has türkiye flags and soccer jerseys all over her room 😭🇹🇷 as a magha moon myself I manage to mention being turkish in every conversation I have, I even mention it in this post I’m crying

jyeshta natives are definitely one of the realest not fake people out there, so honest and raw, generally disliked by people due to this; people don’t like the truth, jyeshta natives have a very low tolerance for bullshit and come off as harsh most of the time but overall what they’re relaying out is correct , right message + wrong delivery = people take it the wrong way and they get painted as the villian

That’s it for now ! bai yall 😇

[dhumavati]

Krittika: The Mother who Devours Her Own

I was going to wait for Dhumavati Jayanti to post this, but I’ve found that urgent teachings cannot wait. And so I’m posting this now. To understand the full weight of this piece, first read my writing on Ardra and the horror that is existence on this plane of duality. There will be many widely held concepts that I will overturn in this piece, so strap in for the ride.

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Babies come out of the womb crying for a reason.

The birthing process that thrusts a soul into the incessant chaos of the dualistic world is none other than Bharani, and the violent, cruel world in which what is birthed must endlessly fight and work and toil to survive in is none other than Krittika.

To truly understand what this means, one must first have the correct perception of the Universal Mother, better known as Mother Nature. One must see Mother Nature for who she truly is.

Growing up, we’ve all heard about Her. She is an all-loving, generous Mother who loves all her children equally and gives of her great bounty to everyone. She is the birther and nurturer of the colorful, vibrant world that we live and “flourish” in. In spiritual terms, she is even more highly praised. She is revered as the Divine Mother, the one who empowers all with her great Shakti, the one who lovingly looks upon her Līla, her divine play, that is the harmonious co-existence of all her children who frolic and rejoice in the wonders of her ever-growing, ever-bewitching Maya. They say that she is the one to whom you can always go in prayer, and that she will always answer. In her loving bosom is the answer to all your questions, the solution to all of your problems. They say that she is everyone’s spiritual home, the one who is the source of nourishment for all beings.

And so if nobody else will tell you the following, I will:

The Mother does not give a blooming, flying fuck about you.

As we’ve all seen, people talk of the Mother in such reverent terms. And looking at what she does, it is understandable why she may appear that way to the simple mind. In the rainforests of the world, where she is headquartered, she gives abundantly. She gives fruit, flowers, and foliage… all for her offspring to eat and to self-nourish. But at the same time, she doesn’t give a single fuck about what happens to her offspring. Imagine yourself in the Amazon rainforest. You take 10 steps in a random direction, and all of a sudden you are pounced upon by a jaguar, which begins to brutally maul you. You scream and shriek and writhe and convulse as the jaguar rips your intestines and spleen from your abdominal cavity. You plea for help as your life flickers before your eyes, and what does the Mother give you?

Her cold, silent indifference.

As your liver and guts get strewn on the forest floor, the leaves of the canopy blow in the breeze. The monkeys in the distance eat their wild fruit without a care. An anaconda slithers into the foliage, digesting an infant tapir she just swallowed. In spite of your screaming, the Mother’s wonderful cosmic play carries on. This is who the Mother is. She will give you nourishment and bounty. There’s no doubt about that. But then when you’re getting violently dismembered, she will give to you, too. But in that case, what she will give you is her eternal indifference.

To walk the path of the immaterial, liberated feminine, one must first understand that the Mother who is so lovingly spoken about is, in fact, a cruel, heartless bitch. When you look upon Mother Nature not with a sense of wonder, but instead with a sense of horror, is when you know you have spiritually matured out of the confines of the material world, where her evil is romanticized.

And to understand why this bitch Mother is the way she is, we must look at the nakshatra called Krittika.

Krittika is widely known as the “birth of the masculine principle”, what with it being ruled by Agni Vaishvanara (“the All-Male”), it being associated with the patriarchal caste of the Brahmins and the Sun, and so on. But what we must recognize too is that this is where the polarized feminine is birthed. In fact, it is the Mother of the universe herself who births these dualistic binaries and paradigms. This is why Krittika is said to be the birth nakshatra of the Moon. Krittika is where Mother Nature, symbolized by the Moon, establishes her cruel, violent, “cutting” order.

And on the subject of cruel mothers, Krittika is one of the main nakshatras that expose the abusive nature of the maternal principle. Krittika mothers are frequently abusive, and tend to advance their own agenda either in spite of their children or using their children (as pawns or footsoldiers). They tend towards tyranny and bulldoze over their children’s wants, needs, and individualities. One perfect example in the media is the matriarch Alma Madrigal in the animated Disney film Encanto, of all movies. Abuela Alma Madrigal’s voice actress has Krittika Sun, and through her actions in the film, you’ll see how the maternal principle functions in an unflinchingly psychopathic way.

In a wider, universal sense, we can see this too. As I mentioned in my Ardra post, the “agenda” of life as we know it is the propagation of the molecule known as DNA. I will now be more specific and clarify that this senseless propagation of DNA is the personal agenda of Mother Nature. She doesn’t care how you do it, and she doesn’t care how much you suffer for it, as long as it is carried out. She doesn’t care if you murder other beings or if other beings murder you—as long as in the process, DNA is propagated, she’s fine with whatever. Remember the jaguar that was disemboweling you on the rainforest floor? Well, because of your internal organs and the calories they would provide to the jaguar and her cubs, the jaguars are able to propagate their DNA. All good on her end. Your screams and wails didn’t even register to her. Her agenda has been carried out, and your suffering and feelings aren’t even a footnote in the story. This is your Mother.

This psychopathic obsession with pointless reproduction really comes full circle when you look at it in the context of Krittika’s significations and associations. Krittika is associated with the priesthood and by extension, organized religion. And how does mainstream organized religion around the world see women? Nothing less and nothing more than quiet, submissive, baby-making factories. The real Children of the Birthing Moon. The “patriarchy” installed in Krittika is in fact in service to the Mother, the Moon, who insists that all bend to her will of senseless DNA propagation. And you as a woman, are to fall in line. And once again, she doesn’t care how you do it, or what happens to you, as long as it is done. This is your Mother.

That’s why I really cannot help but laugh when right-wing religious conservatives around the world try to paint a picture of the world as being some kind of utopia where all of the Mother’s children flourish and hold hands and sing kumbaya. This is their Garden of Eden. And anybody who thinks this way is basically stuck in the “Garden of Eden” stage of perception. Most people (and most beings, for that matter), have not even left Eden. And Eden is not the paradise they think it is, because Eden’s residents, also known as the Mother’s children, are all busy eating each other. It’s essentially cannibalism on a cosmic scale. The Mother births all her children, and she herself is the totality of all her children and all of Creation. And so you’ll see that this whole shitshow is basically a sick and pointless ritual of self-cannibalism.

And speaking of cannibalism, Krittika is the main nakshatra associated with the concept. Some of the most notorious cannibals in history are Jeffrey Dahmer (Krittika Sun), Albert Fish (Krittika Sun), Richard Chase, also known as the Vampire of Sacramento (Krittika Sun), Dorangel Vargas, also known as “El Comegente” or the “Maneater” in Spanish (Krittika Sun), and Alfred Packer (Krittika Moon). This cannibalistic nature of Krittika is fully embodied by dualistic existence itself, which is self-cannibalizing, as we can see from what happens in the world. The Mother’s offspring are all eating each other and she fucking loves it. This is your Mother.

So to reiterate, the essence of my message today is simple:

The “Divine Mother” is a heartless bitch who does not, has never, and will never care about you. All she wants from you is for you to be the fertile, birthing Moon she made you to be. And that is why with her or in her, you will never find peace, and why we as Hags have a duty to work tirelessly against her pointlessly cruel paradigms. She is not, has never been, and never will be the Good that she is romanticized to be. To advance her agenda, she will spill your guts, rip out your throat, tear out your heart, devour your liver, no matter how much, or how loud you scream.

Because, always remember:

This is your Mother.

[kiraastro]

reality tv is always a good way to observe someone’s chart and how the planets + houses + nakshatras operate

im currently watching love island with my chart calculator open lol

[leothelittlerat]

Are you truly a magha if you've never at least once thought about alienating yourself from your loved ones and leaving everything behind to live in some remote place in the woods all by yourself, never to be seen or heard from again?

[invenusworld]

nakshatra tarabala

note: to calculate tarabala, you must count (inclusively) how far away a nakshatra is from any given nakshatra; for instance, magha is nine away from bharani — the ninth tarabala aspect is known as atimitra tara, akin to a best friend, the most beloved. after nine, the tenth nakshatra gets counted as one, and so on. in this manner, mula and ashwini are also considered atimitra to bharani and the other two vimshottari venus-ruled nakshatras.

the traditional planetary friendships and enemies are used in relation to the the twelve rashis or zodiac signs, and do not coincide with tarabala aspects. for instance, the sun-ruled nakshatras consider the venus nakshatras as atimitra, best friends, and sun nakshatras are sampat (providing ease and enrichment) to the venus nakshatras, making it a mutually beneficial relationship. whereas traditionally, sun and venus are considered enemy planets. tarabala can be used to look at the interplay & dynamics between nakshatras in a birth chart or in synastry

we can see if planets at birth or in transit will give positive or challenging results based on their tarabala (in reference to the moon's nakshatra); for example, planets in sampat tara (the 2nd, 11th and 20th nakshatra from the moon) will considerably amplify results delivered by said planet. the same concept applies to planets in transits as well as the other eight types of tarabala (star strength)

(in the following list '1' refers to the same nakshatra and the two nakshatras which trine it, '2' refers to the following nakshatra and the nakshatras that trine it, '3' refers to the third nakshatra away and its trine nakshatras, and so on and so forth. for venus nakshatras, the second nakshatra away (sampat tara) will be a sun-ruled nakshatra, for mars it will be rahu, etc)

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the nine tarabala categories

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(1) janma tara; co-born, of the same kind, quality, nature. nakshatras which trine your janma (birth) nakshatra will give long lasting results as they are bound to you by birth

competition & rivalry may be present due to inherent similarities between these nakshatras

positive tarabala (2, 4, 6, 8, 9 nakshatras away)

(2) sampat tara; nakshatras of this tara category bring affluence, enjoyment, prosperity, wealth, good fortune to the original nakshatra; one meaning of sampat is 'the act of coming together'

(4) kshema tara; nakshatras of this category provide comfort, security, relief, protection; results here can be sudden/unexpected yet generally beneficial

(6) sādhak tara; progress, achievement or attainment of one's goals; worship, adoration. planets here support the fulfillment of one's goals & desires through willful consistently applied effort

(8) mitra tara; a friend, ally, companion to the original nakshatra

(9) paramitra or atimitra tara; best friend. the prefix para means supreme, highest or absolute & the prefix ati means very, extremely, exceedingly or beyond

atimitra = an extremely good friend or beyond friendship, a lover

challenging tarabala (3, 5, 7 nakshatras away)

(3) vipat tara; draining resources, spending, adversity, obstacles; vipat also means 'to be divided or separated'

(5) pratyak tara; moving backwards or in the opposite direction; against or contrary to - may seem attractive or promising initially

(7) naidhana tara; related to the 8th house of death, endings, destruction, transformation; there may be sudden and traumatic endings to the things signified by planets in this tara category

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ketu-ruled nakshatra tarabala

[ashwini, magha, mula]

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(1) janma tara — ☋ ashwini, magha, mula

positive tarabala

(2) sampat tara — ♀bharani, purva phalguni, purva ashadha

(4) kshema tara — ☽ rohini, hasta, shravana

(6) sadhak tara — ☊ ardra, swati, shatabhisha

(8) mitra tara — ♄ pushya, anuradha, uttara bhadrapada

(9) atimitra tara — ☿ ashlesha, jyeshtha, revati

challenging tarabala

(3) vipat tara — ☉ krittika, uttara phalguni, uttara ashadha

(5) pratyak tara — ♂️mrigashira, chitra, dhanishta

(7) naidhana tara — ♃ punarvasu, vishaka, purva bhadrapada

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venus-ruled nakshatra tarabala

[bharani, p. phalguni, p. ashadha]

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(1) janma tara — ♀bharani, purva phalguni, purva ashadha

positive tarabala

(2) sampat tara — ☉ krittika, uttara phalguni, uttara ashadha

(4) kshema tara — ♂️mrigashira, chitra, dhanishta

(6) sadhak tara — ♃ punarvasu, vishaka, purva bhadrapada

(8) mitra tara — ☿ ashlesha, jyeshtha, revati

(9) atimitra tara — ☋ ashwini, magha, mula

challenging tarabala

(3) vipat tara — ☽ rohini, hasta, shravana

(5) pratyak tara — ☊ ardra, swati, shatabhisha

(7) naidhana tara — ♄ pushya, anuradha, uttara bhadrapada

﹉﹉﹉﹉﹉୨♡୧﹉﹉﹉﹉﹉

sun-ruled nakshatra tarabala

[krittika, u. phalguni, u. ashadha]

┈ ┈ ┈ ┈ ୨♡୧ ┈ ┈ ┈ ┈

(1) janma tara — ☉ krittika, uttara phalguni, uttara ashadha

positive tarabala

(2) sampat tara — ☽ rohini, hasta, shravana

(4) kshema tara — ☊ ardra, swati, shatabhisha

(6) sadhak tara — ♄ pushya, anuradha, u. bp

(8) mitra tara — ☋ ashwini, magha, mula

(9) atimitra tara — ♀bharani, purva phalguni, purva ashadha

challenging tarabala

(3) vipat tara — ♂️mrigashira, chitra, dhanishta

(5) pratyak tara — ♃ punarvasu, vishaka, purva bhadrapada

(7) naidhana tara — ☿ ashlesha, jyeshtha, revati

﹉﹉﹉﹉﹉୨♡୧﹉﹉﹉﹉﹉

moon-ruled nakshatra tarabala

[rohini, hasta, shravana]

┈ ┈ ┈ ┈ ୨♡୧ ┈ ┈ ┈ ┈

(1) janma tara — ☽ rohini, hasta, shravana

positive tarabala

(2) sampat tara — ♂️mrigashirsha, chitra, dhanishta

(4) kshema tara — ♃ punarvasu, vishaka, purva bhadrapada

(6) sadhak tara — ☿ ashlesha, jyeshtha, revati

(8) mitra tara — ♀bharani, purva phalguni, purva ashadha

(9) atimitra tara — ☉ krittika, uttara phalguni, uttara ashadha

challenging tarabala

(3) vipat tara — ☊ ardra, swati, shatabhisha

(5) pratyak tara — ♄ pushya, anuradha, uttara bhadrapada

(7) naidhana tara — ☋ ashwini, magha, mula

﹉﹉﹉﹉﹉୨♡୧﹉﹉﹉﹉﹉

mars-ruled nakshatra tarabala

[chitra, mrigashira, dhanishta]

┈ ┈ ┈ ┈ ୨♡୧ ┈ ┈ ┈ ┈

(1) janma tara — ♂️ mrigashira, chitra, dhanishta

positive tarabala

(2) sampat tara — ☊ ardra, swati, shatabhisha

(4) kshema tara — ♄ pushya, anuradha, uttara bhadrapada

(6) sadhak tara — ☋ ashwini, magha, mula

(8) mitra tara — ☉ krittika, uttara phalguni, uttara ashadha

(9) atimitra tara — ☽ rohini, hasta, shravana

challenging tarabala

(3) vipat tara — ♃ punarvasu, vishaka, purva bhadrapada

(5) pratyak tara — ☿ ashlesha, jyeshtha, revati

(7) naidhana tara — ♀bharani, purva phalguni, purva ashadha

﹉﹉﹉﹉﹉୨♡୧﹉﹉﹉﹉﹉

rahu-ruled nakshatra tarabala

[ardra, swati, shatabhisha]

┈ ┈ ┈ ┈ ୨♡୧ ┈ ┈ ┈ ┈

(1) janma tara — ☊ ardra, swati, shatabhisha rahu

positive tarabala

(2) sampat tara — ♃ punarvasu, vishaka, purva bhadrapada

(4) kshema tara — ☿ ashlesha, jyeshtha, revati

(6) sadhak tara — ♀bharani, purva phalguni, purva ashadha

(8) mitra tara — ☽ rohini, hasta, shravana

(9) atimitra tara — ♂️mrigashira, chitra, dhanishta

challenging tarabala

(3) vipat tara — ♄ pushya, anuradha, uttara bhadrapada

(5) pratyak tara — ☋ ashwini, magha, mula

(7) naidhana tara — ☉ krittika, uttara phguni, uttara ashadha

﹉﹉﹉﹉﹉୨♡୧﹉﹉﹉﹉﹉

jupiter-ruled nakshatra tarabala

[punarvasu, vishaka, p. bhadrapada]

┈ ┈ ┈ ┈ ୨♡୧ ┈ ┈ ┈ ┈

(1) janma tara — ♃ punarvasu, vishaka, purva bhadrapada

positive tarabala

(2) sampat tara — ♄ pushya, anuradha, purva bhadrapada

(4) kshema tara — ☋ ashwini, magha, mula

(6) sadhak tara — ☉ krittika, uttara phalguni, uttara ashadha

(8) mitra tara — ♂️mrigashira, chitra, dhanishta

(9) atimitra tara — ☊ ardra, swati, shatabhisha

challenging tarabala

(3) vipat tara — ☿ ashlesha, jyeshtha, revati

(5) pratyak tara — ♀bharani, purva phalguni, purva ashadha

(7) naidhana tara — ☽ rohini, hasta, shravana

﹉﹉﹉﹉﹉୨♡୧﹉﹉﹉﹉﹉

saturn-ruled nakshatra tarabala

[pushya, anuradha, u. bhadrapada]

┈ ┈ ┈ ┈ ୨♡୧ ┈ ┈ ┈ ┈

(1) janma tara — ♄ pushya, anuradha, purva bhadrapada

positive tarabala

(2) sampat tara — ☿ ashlesha, jyeshtha, revati

(4) kshema tara — ♀bharani, purva phalguni, purva ashadha

(6) sadhana tara — ☽ rohini, hasta, shravana

(8) mitra tara — ☊ ardra, swati, shatabhisha

(9) atimitra tara — ♃ punarvasu, vishaka, purva bhadrapada

challenging tarabala

(3) vipat tara — ☋ ashwini, magha, mula

(5) pratyak tara — ☉ krittika, uttara phalguni, uttara ashadha

(7) naidhana tara — ♂️mrigashira, chitra, dhanishta

﹉﹉﹉﹉﹉୨♡୧﹉﹉﹉﹉﹉

mercury-ruled nakshatra tarabala

[ashlesha, jyeshtha, revati]

┈ ┈ ┈ ┈ ୨♡୧ ┈ ┈ ┈ ┈

(1) janma tara — ☿ ashlesha, jyeshtha, revati

positive tarabala

(2) sampat tara — ☋ ashwini, magha, mula

(4) kshema tara — ☉ krittika, uttara phalguni, uttara ashadha

(6) sadhana tara — ♂️ mrigashira, chitra, dhanishta

(8) mitra tara — ♃ punarvasu, vishka, purva bhadrapada

(9) atimitra tara — ♄ pushya, anuradha, uttara bhadrapada

challenging tarabala

(3) vipat tara — ♀ bharani, purva phalguni, purva ashadha

(5) pratyak tara — ☽ rohini, hasta, shravana

(7) naidhana tara — ☊ ardra, swati, shatabhisha

[justfrooty59]

Dhanistha nakshatra astronauts and detectives

I have been seeing Dhanistha as a primary placement in charts of women who are astronauts and detectives. Or women who have keen interest in these fields. It makes sense if you ask me. Both of these fields are a bridge to find new information and solve problems. Similarly how Dhanistha nakshatra is a bridge between the capricorn(past) and aquarius(future) rashis. Both astronauts and detectives are taking information and knowledge of the past to solve and find answers to questions of the future.Collecting knowledge of the past to predict the future to solve problems and answer questions.

Mars rulership gives interest in technology and Saturn gives the ability to give time to solve and understand these complex problems. As both astronauts and detectives professions take years to reach their goal.

I don't like the hierarchies but Dhanistha also falls under the servant caste nakshatras which can give them the ability to give time to serve humanity's greater good. And to blend in with common people, required when researching, for detectives.

One trait you will also notice in Dhanistha women they are very patient and calm, which is perfect for fields like these.

Christina koch - Dhanistha moon, shravana sun

Kalpana Chawla - Dhanistha moon

Peggy Whitson -american astronaut - Dhanistha sun

Sally ride - Dhanistha moon

Do you know anyone who have these placements or you have them and are interested in this? Feel free to comment.

[aweirdlookingmermaid]

Non-dualism is such a Piscean/12th house concept. This is different from Aries where there’s a distinct, individual soul or Gemini, when we are first introduced to the concept of duality and opposites. Non-dualism is wholeness, no separation from God.

[aweirdlookingmermaid]

This relates to Ketu also because Ketu is the Moksha (liberation) karaka, a reason I believe Ketu has an affinity with Pisces and the Moksha trikona. Ketu liberates by detaching us from the bonds that keep us in a state of ignorance. Though there’s a process to obtaining Moksha, reality is that you were never bond to anything but ignorance made you believe that you were in bondage. This freedom finally allows us to see that we were never separate from God and to remember our own divinity as God. This is a matter of self-realization, something that Ketu is a significator of because Ketu has no head, it is forced to look within the self (when not attached to Rahu, it’s head). Advaita Vedānta is of the belief that Moksha is not obtain but realized through knowledge of the self (not the false one).

The lessons of Ketu is detachment and impermanence in the house that it occupies. This means that there’s an initial interest in the area Ketu is in, maybe even an intense interest in it but an event or series of events occur that teaches the impermanence of that area, leading to eventual detachment. This detachment does not mean that area is inaccessible, there’s just an apathetic attitude when engaging with it (not as fulfilling as it use to be). As I mentioned before, the lesson here becomes detachment and impermanence, so the egoic attachment will be released so there’s progression towards moksha. I see the detachment that happens with Ketu, like how the demon Svarbhanu’s head was severed from his serpentine body and the state of the nodes afterwards. The main ambitious, desire driven interest turns to Rahu, in the area it’s seated in.

[youremyheaven]

Vedic Astrology

Vedic Astrology Primer

2. Vedic Astro through the planets

3. Vedic Astro through planets part 2

Cancer rashi:

the spectrum of femininity seen through cancer rashi

Pisces Rashi:

The Cinderella Story

Revati's Magic

Are Revatis nepo babies?

UBP & Revati Exploration

The Pisces Quest for Glamour

Water & Evil Eye

Revati's lessons

Vedic Mooboards:

Punarvasu

8h Synastry Moodboard 

Nodal synastry moodboard

Punarvasu

Tomie Kawakami is a Punarvasu

Punarvasu & Occult

Phoebe Buffay Is A Punarvasu Icon

Is Angelina Jolie A Punarvasu Rising?

Punarvasu & Swati: Cosmogony

Mrigashira

Mrigashira: The Price of Speaking The Truth

Mrigashira: Obsession

Mrigashira part 3

Mrigashira Always On the Run

Kendrick Lamar observation

Snake Yoni observation

Rosalia's Mrigashira influence 🐍

Ashlesha

Ashlesha: The Villain Nakshatra

Ashlesha & Toxic Relationships

Ashlesha Mythology

Krittika (commissioned)

Krittika: An Introduction

Krittika: Tarzan Complex

Outcaste naks:

The Outcaste Nak Urge To Be A Rebel

Outcaste Nakshatras: Misfits

Outcaste Nakshatras part 3

Tarot/Psychic Stuff:

Unhinged Predictions for 2024-2025

2. Random Predictions From A Psychic 🔮

3. my first PAC reading :-)

4. my second PAC

[carpentersbarbie]

manifestation is instant because time doesn’t exist

the true explanation of the common term thrown around in the loa community

if you find yourself saying “but how does time not exist?” or “why don’t i have my desires?” then this post is for you

i believe almost everyone here has been confused by the common term “time does not exist”, or “manifestation is instant”. if it was instant, why didn’t i have my desires already?

time does not exist because there is no past or future. it is what you are aligning yourself with that you are experiencing.

let me go further in depth: when you are “remembering” the past, you are visualizing a moment that you associate in the past, and label it a “memory”. it is scientifically proven each time we remember something further from the present, we never remember it entirely accurate. we may add or miss details that may or may not have ever happened.

when you think about the future, you are visualizing something that has not happened yet. let’s say you have a concert tomorrow. you feel excited, you envision yourself walking or taking the bus/train to your designated area. you imagine how the music will sound, or maybe potential interactions you will have with your friends or the people around you. most importantly, you are happy in this moment, one that has not happened.

the key thing that happens with both remembering the past and envisioning the future, is that it stems from imagination. you are imagining a moment and deciding that this is what happened, or what will happen. and what is the #1 thing talked about in law of assumption? how our imagination dictates our life.

by now, i’m sure you’ve gotten my point. if not, I’ll simplify it: time does not exist, because we merely visualize a moment and label it a memory of the past, or an expectation of the future. we deem this to be true, and it is reflected into our 3D. this means that the only thing that truly exists, is now. it is the present.

so we know only the present is real, then how do we tie this back to how manifestation is instant?

if the only moment happening is the present, the moment we say “i have my desire”, it is done. we do not visualize this happening in a day, or a week, but now, because that is the only moment in time that we truly live in.

we don’t focus in what “time” has passed, because again, it does not exist. there is no delay. instead, it is an identity shift that we go through; it is the shift from aligning your inner man from being someone who identifies with the old story, into your dream self. the manifestation itself does not take time to materialize. the only reason you are still in the old story, is because you are further identifying your 3D with a moment you visualize and assign with a past memory.

your undesired past does not exist if you don’t want it to. a future filled with anxiety and fear does not exist if you don’t want it either. it always starts with the mind, and what you are imagining yourself in.

so yes, manifestation is instant. you already have everything you want!!

[alchemicalcoffee]

Haiii, im a swati sun and magha moon and i was wondering how having the influence of both rahu and ketu manifests ? I read a lot of posts about like the themes those two have and they’re so different from one another I’m wondering if they both contradict each other

Okay this is just my take, because I usually try to interpret the rasi first, then nakshatra second so this approach won't be agreed on by everyone (cuz people are different of course lol). While the nakshatras carry weight for me, they are under the influence of whatever the hell is going on with their signs and the planets, so the the direction where the nakshatra will be taken will be in my opinion, dependent on the nature of the planetary configuration.

But I do think this is quite a tense configuration, because Sun is detriment in Libra, and Moon is in Leo which is not... the best sign where Moon can function at its very best.

So from a sign standpoint, there's a lot of inner tension with this configuration, especially that the lord of Moon is in detriment. For me this is a Leo Moon that struggles with self soothing, because there seems to be a focus on other people's validation (Sun in Libra).

While it doesn't always mean a Sun in Libra is a people pleaser, it does mean Sun in Libra can be overly focused on like matters outside of itself? While Moon in Leo stings the Moon (Leo is too hot and dry for Moon) and so a Moon in Leo naturally results already to a self critical nature. While there will be other placements which will result in being self critical (like Venus in Virgo), the baseline tendency of a Leo Moon to be a harsh critic on itself is quite high by itself.

So combining Leo Moon + Sun in Libra, this self critical nature might be ↑↑↑↑↑↑ , because Leo Moon's ruler is too dependent on things outside of itself. Let's say you're not a judgmental person towards to other people, but you can definitely feel like you judge yourself (Moon in Leo) to a unhealthy degree in connection to your reputation, how you come off to others, etc. (Sun in Libra).

Nakshatra wise, the nakshatras carry the burden of the tension between the planetary dignity of Moon in Leo and Sun in Libra, so Moon in Leo in terms of Magha (Ketu) could feel a desire to preserve itself from other people standards (Leo wants to be independent and strong on its own / Ketu - cutting itself away from people's standards), but this clashes with Sun in Libra in Swati who has Rahu rulership through nakshatra because Rahu desires to spread itself out and can't help but assess itself through external standards.

Best thing about this? People person. Sun in Libra channeled properly would make someone who would be concerned with others' wellbeing, so instead of getting stuck in the rut about criticizing themselves -> in relation to the world, they develop a concern for humanity (what can i do for the world? -> view of self). Unfortunate part about this? A recluse who is reluctant to connect to people because their inner critic is so strong they feel like they can not handle people's opinions about them. They stay hidden, and constantly fear they will never be on par on how they want themselves to be viewed as. In another way, they constantly judge other people, because their inner critic is so strong (Moon in Leo) that they constantly punish people (Sun in Libra) based on how they view others (Moon in Leo).