Now read this and read this SLOWLY. I would never intentionally âtype casteâ ANY nakshatra as being â the meanest , the most Beautiful, the wealthiestâ that is NOT what Vedic astrology is about and often times itâs not true. We are all products of our own environments, upbringings and personal decisions. I believe it is VERY damaging when people do make âhasty generalizationâ posts about a specific nakshatra like that because it makes people compare themselves to others, and also makes people biased towards other naks and thatâs not what my page will EVER be about. Anything I say about a Nakshatra is backed up by ACCURATE examples, birthcharts, including videos/ pictures of exactly what Iâm talking about⊠NOT guesstimates,
(No Shade.)
All the 27 nakshatras have a positive side to them and also a negative. Many times people focus on the positive but Iâm not afraid to talk about my findings on BOTH sides good and bad.
While I was looking at certain traits of the Jupiter Nakshatras starting with the 1/3 Punarvasu I noticed some similarities between them.
(I talk about them a lot because I find them so fascinating but TRUST Iâll be getting to the rest of the Jupiter naks as well as the other 24 naks as well.)
Punarvasuâs are easiest for me to spot because they oftentimes have similar occupations/interests and hobbies. So when you find one, you are likely to find a couple more co-signing their antics or going toe to toe against them. Many housewives and royalty have this nakshatra in their big three, as Iâve previously given proof of in previous posts. Many times since they have been in close proximity to or have wealth and affluence themselves, the shadow side to many Punarvasuâs is that they can be a bit cliquey, cold and capricious. Oftentimes exuding a haughty air of superiority and cattiness about them ( which is funny because their animal yoni is a cat đđââŹ).
Like cats Punarvasu is very feminine, finicky and obsessed with cleanliness and hygiene. Theyâre often seen brushing their hair, stroking their hair, running their fingers through their hair⊠grooming themselves as they are explaining something or listening to someone. They will also tell you (sometimes not so nice of a way) when youâve grossed them out.
Purnarvasu has a pugnacious or a combative adversarial streak to them that many people overlook until they are face to face with the Punarvasu individual and see first hand that theyâre not even slightly intimidated. Just like a cat they arenât scared to go head to head with the BIGGEST bitch on the block if they need to defend themselves.
Here is a cute little video of just what Iâm talking about with a few Punarvasu girls interacting with others.. They can give off Regina George vibes at times even if itâs more hidden and unspoken.
