I want to participate in your game. Tbh I found it interesting so I want to join in too. My initials are cmps. I am she/her. Below is my Vedic chart.
Thank you so much for the opportunity.
Hello, thanks for participating 🤍
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There a few Norse goddesses who all, in one way or another, relate to you moon nakshatra_ Purva Phalguni. Archetypically they're similar. Your Sun and Ascendant nakshatras_ Mrigashira and Pushya also relate to growth. Pushya relates to abundance, luck and nurturing, Mrigashira relates to plants and weaving, connected to the element of Earth and reaching fulfillment.
Gefjun_ Norse goddess of fertility, plowing, agriculture, abundance and growth.
Her name means "the generous one" or "the giver".
Besides the association to your moon in fertile Purva Phalguni, your Ascendant nakshatra_ Pushya's ruling god is Brihispati(Jupiter), making this nakshatra connected to luck, hard work, prosperity and growth.
There are many sources on Gefjun, and they can be contradictory. In Norse mythology, information on Gods and Goddesses can be gained from Poetic Edda and Prose Edda. One of these mentions that Gefjun is a virgin, the accounts of the other make that impossible.
One myth about her is how she turned her for sons into oxen. She was also said to disguise herself as a beggar and walk in Sweden.
Pushya's planetary lord_ Saturn, is associated with hardships and poverty, but also to perfection, cleanliness, endurance and long-term results, which, if one is resilient, eventually and inevitably includes rewards. The nakshatra of Pushya itself is the abundant Saturn nakshatra, associated with luck despite it being the birth of Saturn. "Push" means nourishment, this nakshatra's symbol is a cow udder, its yoni animal is a goat and it can be heavily connected to milk.
Mrigashira, your Sun and Venus nakshatra(that conjunction also amplifies the Venusian influence on you), has associations with plants and animals. It's a gentle nakshatra, but one that is also associated with determination, curiosity and bravery, due to its endless search for fulfillment.
Moon, your chart ruler and atmakaraka, is placed in a nakshatra that is also quite determined to get what it desires, adding its fiery and fierce nature to that wandering personality. Gefjun is undoubtedly fit for your chart and possibly, most obviously, Purva Phalguni, it is debated that she is really another Norse goddess, who fits that nakshatra(and tbh your chart overall) nearly perfectly.
I have talked about this goddess so many times in this game😭 but I can't help it, so many Bharanis and Purva Phalgunis decided to participate.
Freya_ Norse goddess of fate, love, sex, desire, magic and fertility has an epithet_ Gefn, meaning "giver", another name for Gefjun. Like Gefjun, she has a connection to oxen, pigs and boars. She is said to ride a boar names Hildisvini when in battle. She comes from a tribe of gods called The Vanir, who are peaceful gods associated with agriculture. Freya and Gefjun have another common myth_ being accused of sleeping around to obtain an extremely precious jewelery. Freya's necklace, "Brisingamen", is a famous association of hers.
Rahu-Ketu axis in your chart in Punarvasu and Uttara Ashadha amplifies the earthy and the luck associations in your chart. Uttara Ashadha is the most independent nakshatra, in your case, it's activated in the Capricorn portion, in your 7th house. Punarvasu_Cancer as your Rahu adds to the nurture, growth and luck(Punarvasu is the first Jupiterean nakshatra) coorelation. Rahu is in the first house, meaning that you have a natural understanding of partnerships, agreements and connection with "the other". You can also function independently and with integrity within them perfectly well(Ketu in Uttara Ashadha). Your destiny points towards self-development and empowerment, nurtured from the natural ability to be a self-governed indivual with others. The pressure is on the Cancer rashi of emotions, foundation, the safe space and the psyche. In additulion, your noded are Vargottama(same sign in D1 and D9), which amplifies all of this and places extra emphasis on your life path from independence to personal nurture. Nodes in any angular houses are important, but especially in thr first and seventh.
Freya's brother_ Freyr, is the deity that I most associate with your moon nakshatra. This next goddess is another Norse deity that is also connected to her.
Gerdr_ wife of Freyr, a Jotun giantess who was made a part of Vanir by marriage, connected to abundance, luck and fertility.
The story goes that Freyr saw her while he was sitting at Odin's throne. Immediately struck by her beauty, he decided to make her his wife.
Jotuns and Gods have not been on the best terms but this marriage was a point of peace and reconciliation, paving way for prosperity and abundance.
Gerdr is not a goddess in the classical sense of the word, but she can be considered as one.
All of these goddesses are similar and I would suggest you to look into goddesses of abundance, fertility, growth and luck if you want to investigate this yourself. I decided to talk about one or two myself.
Tyche_ Greek goddess of luck, chance and fate.
Besides Pushya-luck association, Purva Phalguni has been described as "the lucky one", representing ease and low effort.
Interesting thing about Tyche is that if people found no cause behind major natural catastrophies/phenomenons, they were attributed to her.
The Hindu goddess that is frequently talked about with Purva Phalguni is Lalita Tripura Sundari_ the 16 year old Goddess, "the most beautiful in three worlds". Her name "Lalita" means "she who plays", calling to mind Tyche's rule over whims of fate, like how Lalita watches over everything, as all of it is for her entertainment.
But Tyche is the watcher is the sense of needing to regulate human lives. It was said by ancient Greeks that every city or a place had "its own Tyche" that was responsible for and closely connected to its welfare.
Tyche can also be connected to Bharani, so apply your discernment here, but the "Tyche of each city" aspect is reminiscent if your Ketu nakshatra_ Uttara Ashadha, since that lunar mansion is connected to the government in general.
Tyche's Roman counterpart is Fortuna.
Felicitas_ Roman goddess of good luck(distinctive from Fortuna, who can be both good or bad luck). Her name comes from the latin word felix meaning "fruitful, blessed, happy, lucky", all of which are closely connected to Purva Phalguni.
There's also a Gaulic goddess named Vesunna who was likely considered a giver of prosperity, good fortune and abundance. She has been depicted as carrying the cornucopia(horn of plenty).
As an addition, two goddesses who I found connected to Pushya, who did not contradict your chart and who actually can "fit" it are Roman Rumina and Egyptian Hesat. Rumina was said to protect breastfeeding mothers. Hesat is a cow goddess who was said to provide humanity with milk ("the beer of Hesat), and to have had pharaohs and several Egyptian bull gods suckle her.
The last goddess I wish to talk about who ties all of these themes together is the Thai goddess Phosop.
Phosop was the goddess of abundance, prosperity, also known as Mae Khwan Khao_ "Mother of Rice Prosperity".
She has never been a goddess from a structured, mainstream religion, but she's related to ancient Thai folklore.
Pushya's nourishment and abundance(this is also a nakshatra of mothers/milk, as you have noticed), along with Purva Phalguni's fruitful and prosperous nature and Mrigashira's connection to growing plants all make her an embodyment of the themes in your chart.
Ik these are not lengthy descriptions but the info that I found on most of these goddesses was repetitive or sparse. I wanted to explain my choices and leave some space for you to research more yourself, in case you want to(which I encourage). I am glad that I listen many of them and I hope it's not confusing. As always, respect deities while researching them and trust your inner guidance to discern whether they resonate with you or not.
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