🪄 The Vixen's Veiled Act 🔮

🌟Your eternal cosmic cheerleader🌟 ✨Purnavasu Moon✨ ✨Anuradha Sun✨ ✨Mula Rising✨

[rubyvroom]

[rubyvroom]

Yeah, it's time to get this post out again

[leoram8209]

NOPE 🙅‍♂️ 🥵☀️🌡🔥

[veilofthevixen]

THIS.

I live in a literal desert and it’s like 110 f*cking degrees outside (in Fahrenheit which is around 43 degrees Celsius), and the worst part is, my brother had to attend orientation for his school since school will begin next week here. The buildings at his school where his classroom are at are separated by the courtyard and we have to constantly walk outside in the freaking heat just to get from one class to another. Why would the school allow this? I’m surprised no one got a heat stroke or collapsed.💀 The heat is so bad that I’m constantly isolated because it’s hard to go anywhere without getting a bloody nose for me. I even had two hemorrhaging events where it lasts for an hour and I had to go to the hospital. It sucks having such a frail and sensitive body while everyone around feels absolutely nothing and is just standing there and walking around. Like what are these people made of?? Have the radiation finally got to them or all the preservatives in our food??😭

[achillesinhighheels]

oil painting by artist Dayris Felix

[veilofthevixen]

How I feel as an Anuradha.😋✨

[julesknowsnorules]

Why does mula look like a horse?

So you probably know that mula women kinda looks like horses physiognomically

Clair Nakti’s survey

Also here is ongoing joke about a celebrity figure in Russia — Ksenia Sobchak, that she looks like a horse. She has 3 planets in libra, and the ruler of libra — venus is placed in mula nakshatra

Expanding on her specifically: she is known for her vampiric style of taking interviews and for thriving oh hate that people have towards her (she is super mula-coded)

So: the sagittarius zodiac sign in jyotish is symbolised by centaur; half-horse and half-human. So I bet that is the cause of the “horse look” that these mula females have.

It actually kinda applies to purva ashadha also in a way, but with a different twist: it’s like mula females channel the raw energy, while purva ashadha’a trying to decorate themselves in order to conceal it.

[veilofthevixen]

Lol, all the Mula I meet always got these sharp or high cheekbones. It’s so prominent. Sometimes, they even have very strong teeth and the kind of smile that is picture perfect. I have an aunt who’s Mula rising and even though she’s Mercury-dominant which made her face shape more petite and round in shape, her checkbones are very high. Her teeth is the straightest out of anyone in my family too. I’m Mula rising as well and even Ketu-dominant (Sun with Ketu along with Ketu-ruled ASC), but I got nothing from this nakshatra. Yet, all the Mula I meet irl are freaking hot. Like, why do I always end up being the exception?😭 I hardly have any bone structure, and it actually made me consider if I was Purva Ashadha rising instead since my birth time might’ve been off by like 10 or 15 minutes. My bone structure looked a lot like the women I saw for Claire Nakti’s description for Purva Ashadha women. The only prominent part about me are my teeth, but my teeth feel like they stick out a little like a horse. It reminds me of that one photo of Miley Cyrus… I always have to cover my smile when I’m laughing or smile with my lips closed, but it looks so uncanny because my lip end up looking a bit pursed when I simply smile. It makes me seem so fake as shit because it comes across as so aggressively polite, but I don’t want to turn into a hillbilly when I start laughing, lol.😂😭

[thedankmemes]

[porcelainliliess]

wdym school starts in a week? i have no glowup, 3 new hyperfixtations, and 18 hours of screentime 😔

[veilofthevixen]

Lol, don’t go to school anymore, but I relate to this so bad right now for some reason.

[fuckthisshit-ugh]

please read this even if you're not indian. especially if you're not indian.

you've seen the jokes. india is "dirty", indians are "everywhere", why don't they fix their own country. ok. let me tell you why, and what's happening right now while nobody's watching.

first, the history you skipped: britain ruled india for two centuries and drained it. economist utsa patnaik's research estimates around $45 trillion in today's money was taken. the india that got independence in 1947 was one of the poorest countries on earth. every "why is india like this" question starts there. you don't get to profit off a robbery and then mock the crime scene.

now, what's happening RIGHT NOW:

in may the question paper for NEET leaked. that's the national medical entrance exam. over 2.2 million students took it. cancelled. years of studying, families' savings poured into coaching, gone overnight because someone sold the paper. students died by suicide after. these were kids who wanted to be doctors.

and out of that came a protest movement. a gen z group called the cockroach janta party, started by a 30 year old named abhijeet dipke, got 22 million instagram followers within DAYS. they've been doing a sit-in at jantar mantar in delhi demanding education minister dharmendra pradhan resign.

and then there's sonam wangchuk. if you've watched 3 idiots, he's the real engineer the character was based on. built solar schools in ladakh. invented ice stupas so himalayan villages have water. spent his whole life on education. he's 59 and he's been on hunger strike for 17+ days now. reporters went to see him this week and he was too weak to talk. and the troll armies are calling him "anti national" and "foreign funded". a man starving himself for other people's children. that's the thing here, anyone who asks a question is suddenly a traitor.

it's not one incident, it's everywhere you look:

• infrastructure worth thousands of crores failing within months of the ribbon cutting. tunnels collapsing in regions where heavy rain is a guarantee, not a surprise.

• youth unemployment near 10% for ages 15 to 29, 13.6% in cities. in a country of 1.42 billion where more than half the population is young.

• only about the top 3% of indians earn above 10 lakh a year. meanwhile billionaire wealth keeps ballooning and the headlines celebrate it.

• manipur burned for over two years. an ethnic conflict, tens of thousands displaced, and the prime minister barely said the word manipur while it happened.

• journalists raided. critics' houses bulldozed. activists sitting in jail for years without trial under laws like UAPA. our press freedom ranking has cratered.

• even the petrol is a fight now, ethanol blending pushed through while drivers complain about their engines and get no straight answers.

and through all of it, the PM, who came to power on religious polarisation (americans, sound familiar?), travels abroad for photo ops and has not held one single open press conference in over a decade. not one.

what i'm asking:

if you're not indian: share this. our media mostly won't cover any of it because the big outlets are owned by the same billionaires the government serves. the only reason wangchuk's fast is getting any coverage is people refusing to look away.

if you ARE indian: speak up even if you're comfortable. especially if you're comfortable. join the protests. add to this, correct me, translate it. staying quiet is a choice when nothing in this post touches your life.

india is not "dirty". india was robbed, and it's being robbed again, from the inside this time. but it's also the country where a 59 year old will starve for strangers' kids and 22 million young people will rally behind a party literally named after cockroaches, because cockroaches survive everything.

we can still save her. but only loudly.

reblog. share. don't scroll past.

[standwithdaanes]

India's youth-led Cockroach movement vows to continue protest after police crackdown

The movement, which began as a satirical protest, has evolved into a nationwide challenge to Prime Minister Narendra Modi's government.

Supporters of India's youth-led Cockroach movement said Tuesday they will continue their protest in New Delhi, refusing to leave their sit-in site a day after police used tear gas and batons to disperse thousands of them as they tried to march toward Parliament. Hundreds of protesters camped at Jantar Mantar, a designated protest site, under heavy police presence, saying they would stay until Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan resigns over alleged failures in India's examination system. "We are going to continue our protest," said Abhijeet Dipke, founder of the Cockroach Janta Party, which emerged just two months ago. The movement, drawing students, professionals and families, marks a rare public challenge to Prime Minister Narendra Modi 's government in its third term, reviving criticism over its handling of dissent and its use of force to respond to protests. [...] Sona Bisht, a 20-year-old student who was part of the protest, said the confrontation strengthened her resolve. "If the government thinks that doing this with Gen Z, they can stop us, then that won't happen. We are here talking about education, talking about securing our future. And till the time our demands are not met, we will not move from here," she said.

"Definitions developed thus far about youth, like the Gen Z narrative, have largely been linked to roles attributed by the dominant system. The rulers have invented a whole range of terms — rebellious, irresponsible, apolitical, extremist, consumerist — not to understand youth, but to neutralize it. They know as well as we do that whoever wins over the youth wins over society. [...] Thus the question is not whether youth is powerful, but in whose interest this power is directed. Today’s uprisings — such as those in Nepal, Bangladesh, Madagascar, Indonesia, Kenya, Morocco, and beyond — demonstrate that youth continues to emerge as a decisive actor. Young women like Deniz Ciya have proven this with their lives. These uprisings are not expressions of generational temperament. These „Gen Z uprisings“ are expressions of a social force confronting structural crisis inherent in the current system. [...] Recent youth uprisings — whether in the form of environmental justice protests, labor movements, or uprisings against authoritarian governments — are proof that youth worldwide are not only responding to a set of circumstances; they are consciously and collectively rejecting the narratives that seek to define them. Thus, it is crucial to analyze what transpired, and draw lessons from these uprisings, particularly in the context of building a global youth democratic confederalism. For the power of youth movements is interconnected, despite being geographically distant." — "Beyond "Gen Z": Defending Revolutionary Youth Spirit" by Lêgerîn

"The youth in general, and especially the young women, are the spark of every revolution.We can’t look at the history and found a revolution without the youth. We are a fundamental factor. We should be aware of this reality, we should take conscience of our historical role. By doing this we will provide ourselves with a plan that will allow us the unity of action and objectives. The Youth should not be condemned to be a slave of the capitalist system. [...] If we reject the labels and mentalities imposed by the system, taking consciousness as Internationalist Youth in a global level and organizing ourselves, is there someone who can stop us?" — "The youth is the spark of every revolution" by Lêgerîn.

[youremyheaven]

Bharani: Divine Justice

I have been contemplating justice for a while now. Especially since the student protests happening all across India (where I'm from and where I live) and the varied responses to them, including police brutality. Solidarity with the students always.

I'm a huge fan of Carl Jung's, Bharani Moon work. He introduced the concept of synchronicities to me. Synchronicity, for those of you, who don't know , is a meaningful coincidence, an experience where two or more separate events happen at the same time and seem deeply connected, even though there is no clear cause-and-effect link between them.

Sometimes I'm asked as to how I make the connections I do on these posts and honestly speaking? It's all synchronicities. One thing leads to another as you read and take notes and before you know it, you see patterns emerge.

Even though I don't love her music (I'm more of an r&b girlie), I like reading Weyes Blood's interviews and something she said in one of them struck a chord with me:

"The concept of justice was such a big thing. Like, if somebody beat me up on the playground, and they tried to punish us both, I’d be like, “No, I’m the one that was beaten up! You guys got it all wrong!” I was always trying to play judge. In hindsight, I must have seemed like a huge brat—and I probably was. But at the time, it felt important to set things right. From a very young age, I had issues with authority, especially if they were unfair or oppressive. It was like I was fighting for the kids’ rights or something. I would get really upset because I had the intelligence to see that just because the teacher’s in a bad mood, that doesn’t mean they get to yell at a kid who might have some issues. ’Cause I had some issues. But around middle school I started getting into punk and sleeping through class and being like, “There’s bigger fish to fry.” It was around that time that I realized this is a problem that goes up to the top."- Weyes Blood, Bharani Moon

Justice seems to be so deeply tied and rooted in Bharani Nakshatra because its ruling deity is Lord Yama, god of death, dharma and karmic balance. Yama represents impartial rules, truth, and moral duty rather than fear, making justice a core pillar of this lunar mansion.

Something I've noticed over and over again is how most Bharani natives have NO tolerance for unfairness. They hate seeing rules broken or the weak mistreated.

They believe actions have direct results and that truth always comes to light. Most Bharani individuals I know believe in karma.

When they witness wrongdoing, they struggle to stay silent and may react with intense, sharp passion. They hold both themselves and others to high moral and ethical standards.

Bharani has an elephant yoni. And you know how elephants are? They're immovable and stubborn. Elephants are NOT easily swayed (quite literally). Obviously being a Venus ruled nak adds to this but Bharani individuals are uncompromising with their stands. Elephants are massive and cannot be easily pushed around.

When a Bharani native decides what is right, they stand their ground like an elephant, refusing to bend to social pressure or corruption.

Another thing about elephants is that they never forget. Bharani individuals remember kindnesses, but they also track injustices for a long time, waiting for cosmic or legal balance to be restored.

They're also extremely protective of their people/their herd. In nature, elephants form fierce protective circles around their young and vulnerable herd members. Its in their nature to be protective asf. As is the case with any other nak, I'm sure some of ya'll have met some terrible Bharani natives who are nothing like what I'm describing. This post is not about them. Every nak can be made manifest and be expressed in a positive way and a negative way. Human beings have free will. This is about the positive expression of this nak.

Bharani's justice is not just abstract law; it is a primal urge to shield the weak from predators and oppressors.

Elephants are slow to anger, but destructive when pushed. Elephants are generally calm, gentle, and highly patient. They can endure A LOT.

If an elephant is pushed past its limit—or sees its herd threatened—it charges with unstoppable, destructive power. Bharani fights for justice in the exact same way.

Now, lets get into some historical examples

Martin Luther King Jr- Bharani Rising

"We shall overcome because the arc of the moral universe is long, but it bends toward justice."

Ai Weiwei- Ketu in Bharani

For those of you who don't know, Ai is one of the most famous contemporary Chinese artists and him/his works are openly critical of the government and human rights violations in China.

“Tolerating the distortion of history is the first step toward tolerating humiliation in real life.”

Alexei Navalny- Jupiter atmakaraka conjunct Ketu in Bharani

He was a Russian opposition leader, anti-corruption activist and political prisoner. He survived a 2020 nerve agent poisoning, was imprisoned upon returning to Russia in 2021, and died in an Arctic penal colony on February 16, 2024. International investigations later concluded he was murdered using a rare dart frog toxin administered by the state.

Emanuel Swedenborg- Bharani Moon

He was a Swedish polymath. A scientist, inventor, philosopher and mystic.

"Justice is following the divine design in all that one does, and bringing back into the divine design things that have fallen away from that design. Justice is the divine design itself."

Angela Y Davis, Bharani Rising

“The idea of freedom is inspiring. But what does it mean? If you are free in a political sense but have no food, what's that? The freedom to starve?”

“Whenever you conceptualize social justice struggles, you will always defeat your own purposes if you cannot imagine the people around whom you are struggling as equal partners.”

Immanuel Kant, Bharani Rising (Revati Moon)

Immanuel Kant’s theory of justice defines justice as the universal principle of right, individual freedom, and lawful coercion. It values autonomy over utility.

John Stuart Mill- Mercury conjunct Mars in Bharani

John Stuart Mill was an English philosopher, political economist, and politician. His core theory is utilitarianism, which states that actions are right if they promote happiness and wrong if they cause pain. He expanded this moral framework alongside his famous political theory on individual freedom. 

John Stuart Mill argues in chapter five of Utilitarianism that justice is grounded in utility, defined by the protection of individual moral and legal rights, and driven by a powerful social sentiment tied to perfect obligations.

B.R Ambedkar- Mercury in Bharani

Dr. B.R. Ambedkar defined justice as an inseparable trinity of liberty, equality, and fraternity. As the principal architect of the Indian Constitution and independent India’s first Law and Justice Minister, he dedicated his life to dismantling caste hierarchies, securing fundamental rights, and empowering marginalized communities through structural and legal reform.

Maya Angelou- Revati Sun conjunct Jupiter (including her bc elephant yoni)

"Courage is the most important of all the virtues because, without courage, you can’t practice any other virtue consistently."

Norah Jones, Bharani Moon

For her song Flipside, Norah, in the music video, is seen watching a series of clips that pay homage to American protests, keeping in line with the socially conscious message of the song.

“I was really inspired by the news and the stuff that’s been going on in the world and in this country the last couple years,” Jones says in a statement. “It’s been really volatile and crazy, and I was listening to that Les McCann song ‘Compared to What’ and very much influenced by how just grooving and amazing it is but it’s also very political and it’s just from the gut.”

Dorothy Day, Bharani Moon

Dorothy Day, was an American journalist, social activist and anarchist who, after a bohemian youth, became a Catholic without abandoning her social activism. She was perhaps the best-known political radical among American Catholics.

"When I feed the hungry, they call me a saint. When I ask why people are hungry, they call me a communist".

[ashwininow]

The mad scientist: Anuradha

[veilofthevixen]

Lol, Anuradha Sun got me questioning if I’m about to discover a breakthrough, or if I’m on the verge of insanity just because I saw the lightbulb flicker in my fridge.

[isugontellonmee]

[honeybeesangel]

i love when people say “this reminds me of you” like please marry me i love you so much

[vedichogwarts]

🪐 Anuradha Nakshatra : Sacred Alliances

"Keep your life, but I am giving the Narnians back their kingdom."

🪐 Spanning from 3°20' to 16°40' Scorpio, Anuradha sits completely inside the deepest, most treacherous waters of the zodiac. It is governed by the cold, heavy, structural discipline of Saturn, but its cosmic soul belongs to Mitra, the deity of sacred alliances, unshakeable contracts, and true friendship.

🪐 Operating fully in the deep, turbulent waters of Scorpio under the heavy, cold discipline of Saturn, Anuradha is often completely misunderstood by mainstream pop-astrology. It gets lumped into generic "Scorpio intensity" or "deep loyalty." But when you look at its actual Vedic mechanics and deity archetype, the reality is far more subtle, psychological, and fascinating.

🪐 Anuradha sits at the exact intersection of Saturn’s weight and Mars’ raw subterranean heat.

This creates a very specific internal tension: Mars wants immediate, passionate movement, but Saturn demands infinite patience, structural integrity, and long-term suffering before reward.

🏛️ Because of this, Anuradha placements do not bloom early in life. They are built for the long game. They are governed by Mitra, the Vedic deity of covenants, sacred oaths, and unbreakable alliances. Where the rest of Scorpio can be a bit paranoid, self-isolating, or destructive, Anuradha is the one space in Scorpio that actively seeks to build safe, impenetrable micro-communities with trusted allies to survive life's winter.

🏛️ I have noticed these people have a gaze which is almost physically heavy, deeply expressive, and often have naturally downturned outer corners or deep-set lids. Even when they are laughing, their eyes carry a soft weight like an absorbing gaze that looks like it is constantly daydreaming or processing memory.

🏛️ In social settings, Anuradha rarely commands the center of the room right away. They sit at the perimeter. Controlled by Saturn in Scorpio, their nervous system defaults to high observation. They assess the room, calculate the micro-expressions of everyone present, and calibrate their energy before engaging.

And tell me why, anuradha natives just know random information about other people's lives, which majority of the times have not connection to them? Why lol?

🏛️ Ruled by Mitra, Anuradha has an inherent affinity for the outcast, the misunderstood, and the underdogs of society. I have no idea why but I've seen anuradha natives have some twisted connection or like attention to the "outcasts" so to speak. But I have noticed they themselves are a bit of the "outcasts" who knows everybody!

🪐 They have an innate, visceral reaction against people who are overly polished or performative. An Anuradha will completely ignore the loudest, most successful person in a room and naturally drift toward the quiet person sitting in the corner who looks out of place. They build their life around protecting the misunderstood.

🏛️ They will often suppress their valid anger to maintain harmony within their chosen circle, only for that unexpressed Mars fire to turn inward as self-criticism, physical fatigue, or deep psychological exhaustion.

They do not get petty or lose their temper over small, daily inconveniences. They absorb, endure, and swallow micro-disrespect for months, sometimes years. To an outsider, they look endlessly patient.

Because their anger is so heavily suppressed, Anuradha often directs that fiery Martian energy back onto themselves, resulting in harsh self-criticism, extreme guilt for feeling upset, or subconscious self-sabotage right when things are going well.

You need to realize that expressing healthy boundaries is an act of loyalty, not betrayal. Expressing anger before it turns into silent resentfulness is how they protect the very relationships they care so deeply about preserving.

🏛️ Because Anuradha is constantly navigating the heavy, restrictive energy of Saturn in Scorpio, they frequently struggle with an irrational fear of their own intensity. They often suppress their immense capacity for leadership and deep psychological insight, choosing to play the role of the quiet "behind-the-scenes adviser" long after they have outgrown it.

🤎 Their sweetness actually shows up in how deeply they validate you.

If you offhandedly mention a hyper-specific comfort item, a forgotten memory, or a obscure interest, months later, when you are at your lowest, that exact thing will appear, thoroughly researched and delivered without expecting praise!

🤎 A friend of mine has major Anuradha placements and she pays attention to the tiniest of things I say! It always surprises like wait you remembered I didn't like ice cream when I told you that literally 4 years ago? btw I met her after 4 years and she still remembers very tiny details.

🏛️ You can bring them your messiest mistakes, your darkest fears, or your raw unhealed trauma, and they will not flinch, lecture, or moralize. I absolutely love it! They will simply help you build a tactical step-by-step path out of it. And they will see you through it!

If you send them a long, complex message breaking down your distress, they don't respond with generic platitudes like "it'll be okay." They will read every single line, break down your points, validate your exact emotional friction piece-by-piece, and ensure you are thoroughly heard down to the micro-detail. 🤎

To all the Anuradha natives, honor your boundaries with the same fierce dedication you offer to everyone else. 🤎

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P.s. so sorry I hadn't been feeling well, thats why there was a delay in this post.

[roseaqurtzbambi]

Uttara Ashada & the Uncanny Valley

As a Uttara Ashada asc native i’ve always been a horror fan, but one thing that’s always stuck with me was the Uncanny Valley. It’s genuinely one of the most disturbing phenomenons ive ever came across and thats saying alot because i grew up on horror films so im heavily desensitized to most of the generics of horror media. I recently watched obsession & I was so in awe of the utilization of the Uncanny Valley through Nikki’s character when she starts bugging out, its a perfect execution without using older horror tropes like “shes possessed by a crazy spooky demon!” but it’s just a unexplainable occurrence that uses bizarrely humane yet inhumane physical modification to scare its audience then i look at inde navarrette’s birth chart & saw she was a Uttara Ashada asc. Another thing i wanted to note is my favorite director David Lynch, utilizes the uncanny valley to its fullest potential to execute the horror elements in his film and its always left me unsettled then i realized he’s a Uttara Ashada Sun & Venus, i went to down a rabbit hole of films that i thought provided the best examples of uncanny valley and found a pattern of Uttara Ashada/Solar prominence.

Inde navarrette (Uttara Ashada asc) in Obsession (2026) and Curry Barker (Uttara Phalguni Sun) in Milk & Serial (2024) both dir. By (Uttara Phalguni Sun) Curry Barker

Invasion of The Body Snatchers (1978) dir. by (likely Uttara Ashada moon) Philip Kaufman

Infamous disturbing scenes from (UA sun & venus native) David Lych’s Films

Inland Empire (2006) imo this one is the best example of using uncanny valley the entire film

‘the bum’ from Mulholland Drive (2001)

Frank Booth’s Disguise in Blue Velvet (1986)

‘Mystery Man’ from Lost Highway (1997)

Michael Myers played by (Uttara Phalguni Sun) Nick Castle in John Carpenter’s (Uttara Ashada Sun & Uttara Phalguni asc) Halloween (1978)

John Carpenter’s The Thing (1982) using uncanny valley

[luvumoon]

[anxietyproblem]

[veilofthevixen]

Hey, so… to some of the more experienced Vedic astrologers out there, I’m kind of tired of hearing how Ketu in the 12th can lead to Moksha, but what if I don’t want Moksha? I’m sure that’s not all that placement is hence why I’m asking. I have Sun and Mercury with Ketu too, so I wonder if that’s affecting it. But even though the world does f*cking suck, I still want to shop all day... I need to complete my Amazon wishlist before I ascend into the void.😭 Actually, my Venus and Mars conjunction is in the 11th, so that’s probably what’s making it worse. I tried meditation and prayers and studying different religions and philosophies, but nothing seems to get through.😭 Very nihilistic period for me. My dasha changed too around a few years ago, but it seems like it’s going to be a while until I see changes on my end, but I don’t know what to do until that point. It just feels like my life is one giant waiting room.

[senesamba5]

Ketu Nakshatras: Ditzy-Mean Girls?

i mentioned before how ketu nakshatras can be critical and perfectionistic when it comes to their own image. because they’re so aware of what looks “off” in themselves, it makes sense that they can notice flaws in other people just as quickly. they have an “eye” for imperfections and can pick up on things that most people overlook physically speaking.

ketu is the headless body. it isn’t thinking through everything it does. it’s acting off instinct and feeling rather than stopping to rationalize it. i actually think this is why a lot of ketu women can come across as ditzy. it’s not that they aren’t intelligent, but they aren’t always thinking about what they’re saying or doing before they do it. reese witherspoon’s character elle woods in legally blonde is a good example of this with her mula moon, and amanda seyfried’s karen smith (who may be magha moon) in mean girls gives off similar energy.

this also made me think about why so many ketu naks man or woman seem so focused on their looks and external appearance. people always say ketu is detached from the material world, but i wonder if that detachment creates an inner feeling of lacking, causing some natives to seek fulfillment through worldly things like beauty, money, status, or material possessions specifically through other people which is also emphasized in the gold digging trope of ketu women. instead of being guided by knowledge, they’re often guided by instinct. especially with ashwini, there can be a tendency to react first and think later.

this also explains why so many ketu women end up playing or embodying the “mean girl” archetype. if you’re instinctively noticing flaws, not always filtering what you think, and placing a lot of importance on image and external presentation, that energy can come across as intimidating, exclusive, or insensitive to other people’s feelings. its easy for ketu women to attract people who naturally want to pour into them and benefit from what people have to offer by pulling from others energy. i wonder if this is also why so many ketu women gravitate towards the color black. black is traditionally believed to absorb negative energy and create a protective barrier for them.

- leighton meester (ashwini moon) as blair waldorf in gossip girl

- naya rivera (ashwini asc) as santana lopez in glee

- emma roberts (mula moon) as chanel oberlin in scream queens

- sarah michelle gellar (ashwini sun) as kathryn merteuil in cruel intentions

- valentina zenere who may be ashwini moon played amber smith in disney show soy luna

real life examples:

- matilda djerf (ashwini moon) ceo of djerf avenue was in a scandal after former employees accused her of creating a toxic workplace, bullying staff, being fatphobic, and humiliating employees, including allegations that an employee had to to clean her personal bathroom in the office after she used it

- justine skye (magha sun) went on a podcast and admitted that she used to be a bitch and a mean girl when she was younger which caused her to receive a lot of hate

- victoria beckham (ashwini sun) rumors about victoria not liking her sons wife and making her feel unwelcome which caused a strain in her and her sons relationship. there are videos of victoria side eyeing her and moments where the wife looked left out.

- selena gomez and hailey bieber (ashwini moons) are always being labeled as mean girls or bullies on social media wether their doing it to others or amongst themselves. i find it interesting that ketu nakshatras specifically ashwini is associated with this stereotype.

ketu women, specifically ashwini, always seem to want to be on top. they’re very competitive when it comes to status or social hierarchy. this even reminds me of beyoncé (ashwini asc) who started out in destiny’s child before eventually going solo, and camila cabello, another ashwini ascendant with a mula moon, who also left her girl group fifth harmony to pursue a solo career.

[veilofthevixen]

Random Find of the Day for the Vedic-Obsessed:

Was listening to Money Maker from El Camino at work the other day, and sure enough, I wasn’t surprised to later find out that Dan Auerbach is Mula Moon. I think Patrick Carney is a culprit too with Ashwini Sun and Moon, making him Ketu-dominant.

Money Maker, as the title would suggest, is about a woman who’s materialistic but manipulative. The lyrics include how “she wants milk and honey” and that “she wants filthy money,” but in the chorus they sing “way down, down, she’s gonna break ya.” That’s about as Mula as you can get. Especially how you will end up broken.

Mula natives can be known for their usurping tendencies that end up being destructive. Literally, too.😭 When I was kid, I had really bad anger issues and the first think I would do is break shit. Not even just scream or yell. I just turned into a bulldozer and would chuck the first thing I saw into space.😂 Now I think about this song whenever I think of Mula. If anyone asks what Mula nakshatra is, just show them this song, lol.

Obviously, not every Mula will be like this since these are some of the more negative expressions that can manifest and not even the only one, but it sends me how Mula will never beat the gold digger/$2-hooker stereotype, ahahahaha.😂 As a Mula rising, there is not one day I won’t go about without dragging this nakshatra’s ass down.