Nakshatras

Pada 2 – Capricorn Navamsha (10°0' – 13°20' in Gemini)

Saturn rules this pada. Such individuals are often disappointed with what they have achieved and aspired to. They are work-oriented, patient, and fight to the end, but when everything finally succeeds and ends, they feel disappointed.

This pada compels them to chase material achievements without feeling happiness from the outcomes. Many negative traits of the nakshatra are expressed here. Storms amplify their powers, and therefore planets positioned here become sources of various problems.

Pada 3 – Aquarius Navamsha (13°20' – 16°40' in Gemini)

This pada is ruled by Saturn. These people are stubborn, maximally involved in battles, capable of removing anyone from their path.

They are good businessmen and can sell anything. They are also successful in investigations and anything related to intellectual pursuits.

This pada is linked to sciences, research, as well as electronics. Planets positioned here may bring short and sudden bursts of inspiration, good speaking skills, a tendency to rudeness, and slander.

Pada 4 – Pisces Navamsha (16°40' – 20°0' in Gemini)

Jupiter rules this pada and expresses its traits here to the fullest. These individuals are capable of compassion and sacrifice and may abandon their goal for the sake of others, doing something beneficial for people. However, their personal goal remains the most important to them.

Planets positioned here usually yield good results. Traits like unkindness and uniqueness may manifest. Family life includes challenges.

Janma Nakshatra Punarvasu

This is the seventh nakshatra, represented by an arrow and bow, with the animal symbol being a cat. It spans between 20°0' in Gemini to 3°20' in Cancer, with Jupiter as the ruling planet, and the deity being Aditi.

According to Vedic astrology, this nakshatra governs the accumulation of wealth and abundance. It is also connected with productivity, noble activity, and protection of children.

Those born under this nakshatra possess unlimited energy and inner strength; they came into the world to face certain trials in life. Their joy for life helps them adapt easily to changes caused by obstacles.

These individuals have a philosophical mindset, strong spiritual convictions, and wisdom. They are generally generous, charming, and forgiving. They exhibit inner simplicity and aspirations to live in the present.

Typically, these individuals are tall, with a round and elongated face, a well-defined bone structure, and they often have a mole or identifiable mark on their face, head, or shoulder.

Such personalities have a sense of self-worth, high moral values, kindness, tenderness, and sensitivity. If their gentle approach doesn’t work, they can become aggressive.

These are artistic individuals who love art, literature, poetry, and may succeed in tourism, marketing, spirituality, and environmental fields.

They are obedient, respectful children who honor their parents, though they often do not adhere to family traditions. Their marriages can be complex, especially if there are health issues or chronic illnesses. Their homes cannot be called peaceful and calm, as there is often stress and worry. Nervous disorders and stress may lead to digestive issues.

Destructive Degrees for Planets in Punarvasu: Ketu – 20° in Gemini, Moon – 22° in Gemini, Mars – 25° in Gemini .The aspects of the Sun or Jupiter on these planets (at destructive degrees) in the birth chart improve the situation. Otherwise, they may bring troubles or negatively affect longevity. It is important to be cautious and not start new ventures during Ketu, Moon, and Mars transits in these destructive degrees.

Janma (Starting something) – Punarvasu

Sampat (Days and people bringing wealth) – Pushya, Anuradha, Uttara Bhadrapada

Vipat (Days and people bringing misfortune) – Ashlesha, Jyeshta, Revati

Kshema (Days and people bringing ease, prosperity, stability, and security) – Ashwini, Magha, Mula

Pratyak (People who tend to criticize us, provoke emotions, and the days associated with this) – Bharani, Purva Phalguni, Purva Ashadha

Sadhana (Days and people leading to completion of matters, projects, relationships) – Krittika, Uttara Phalguni, Uttara Ashadha

Vadha (Inauspicious days and dangerous people) – Rohini, Hasta, Shravana

Mitra (Helpers) – Mrigashira, Chitra, Dhanishta

Atimitra (The most beneficial days, good friends) – Ardra, Swati, Shatabhisha

Padas of Punarvasu Nakshatra

Pada 1 – Aries Navamsha (20°0' – 23°20' in Gemini)

Mars rules this pada. These people are very active, expect quick results from their work, and organize and lead teams to implement their ideas.

Anxiety, a desire for harmony and abundance, and curiosity combine with energy, a will for change, leadership, emotional outbursts, and a sense of superiority.

This pada is very suitable for turning ideas into reality. The energy of Punarvasu Nakshatra can lead one to daydream and talk too much about world peace without concretely realizing their ideas. However, this pada, located in the sign ruled by Mercury (Gemini), provides qualities such as rationality, the ability to use intellect, and the courage to act.

This pada produces architects, engineers, and those who create something concrete.

Pada 2 – Taurus Navamsha (23°20' – 26°40' in Gemini)

Venus rules this pada. These individuals are not as active as those in the previous pada. Their work is based on caring for others, material prosperity, and material pleasures. They can create a place where people receive comfort, protection, care, and new knowledge.

This pada can give a person skillfulness, sensitivity, and nervousness.

This is the more material part of Punarvasu. The calculated energy of Mercury is directed by the wisdom of Jupiter (ruler of the nakshatra) and realized through the beauty, pleasures, and material goodness of Venus.

Fields associated with this pada include the restaurant business, modeling, tourism, import/export of goods, finance, creativity, kindergartens, schools, and many others.

Planets here receive support. The Moon brings curiosity, harmony, stability, and practicality to a person.

Pada 3 – Gemini Navamsha (26°40' – 30° in Gemini)

Mercury rules this pada. Such people highly value speech, communication, receiving and exchanging information. They possess high intellect and extensive knowledge, which they convey to others through their actions.

Mercury here provides eloquence, politeness, and language knowledge.

Planets in this pada express themselves very positively. If the Moon is located here, the person can handle multiple projects simultaneously, have several children, be educated and curious. Venus here brings high intellect, wit, irony, and objectivity.

Pada 4 – Cancer Navamsha (0°0' – 3°20' in Cancer)

The Moon rules this pada, and it also rules the nakshatra, calming it. This pada has strong lunar energy and is considered one of the best sections of the zodiac.

These are caring people with good intuition who listen well to others, understand their psychology, and accept them as they are. This pada is motherly, nurturing, and brings out the motherly qualities of the Punarvasu Nakshatra. It also provides sensitivity and sensuality.

In this pada, attachment issues may arise (to children, a loved one, or projects).

Any planet located in this pada becomes sensitive. Jupiter is exalted here. Mars, despite its debilitation, brings positive results.

Janma Nakshatra Pushya

This is the eighth nakshatra. Its primary symbol is a cow’s udder, and the symbolic animal is a sheep. The cow’s symbol signifies generosity, good upbringing, and a selfless nature. Pushya lies entirely within the sign of Cancer, covering from 3°20' to 16°40' in Cancer. Its ruler is Saturn, and the deity is Brihaspati.

These individuals may have an attractive appearance, charm, and often possess the potential to earn money and hold a good position in society. If their moral and religious principles are challenged, they may become aggressive. They are fragile, vulnerable, and often experience sorrow and mental pain. They do not have a particular body type or overall appearance. Many of them bear a distinguishing mark: a scar, mole, or a limp.

The decision-making process can be overly complex for them. They prefer others to assume responsibility. It is known that these individuals often fall victim to peer pressure, as they struggle to stand their ground in challenging situations.

Those born under the Pushya nakshatra have high intellect, which is not dependent on their level of education, and they are excellent conversationalists. They are capable of achieving significant professional success, but their success tends to fluctuate. There is a tendency for betrayal from business partners or impulsive decision-making, which can lead to financial losses.

Suitable professions for them include fields related to communication, education, and marketing. It will always be beneficial for them to expand personal and professional boundaries to sustain ongoing professional success.

They are loyal to their parents. Marital relationships are strained due to challenges in trusting others. However, patience will help them find a suitable partner and build strong relationships.

They may face serious health problems from childhood. In later years, there is a tendency toward liver diseases, digestive issues, and respiratory ailments.

Destructive Degrees of the Planets in the Pushya Nakshatra: Sun – 6° in Cancer, Saturn – 9° in Cancer, Ketu – 10° in Cancer, Rahu – 11° in Cancer, Mercury – 12° in Cancer. If in your natal chart, a planet occupies these destructive degrees in Pushya, caution is advised, and it is best not to start anything new when they transit through these destructive degrees.

Janma (Starting something) – Pushya

Sampat (Days and people bringing wealth) – Ashlesha, Jyeshta, Revati

Vipat (Days and people bringing misfortune) – Ashwini, Magha, Mula

Kshema (Days and people bringing ease, prosperity, stability, and security) – Bharani, Purva Phalguni, Purva Ashadha

Pratyak (People who tend to criticize us, provoke emotions, and the days associated with this) – Krittika, Uttara Phalguni, Uttara Ashadha

Sadhana (Days and people leading to completion of matters, projects, relationships) – Rohini, Hasta, Shravana

Vadha (Inauspicious days and dangerous people) – Mrigashira, Chitra, Dhanishta

Mitra (Helpers) – Ardra, Swati, Satabhisha

Atimitra (The most beneficial days, good friends) – Punarvasu, Vishakha, Purva Bhadrapada

Padas of Pushya Nakshatra

Pada 1 – Leo Navamsha (3°20' – 6°40' in Cancer)

The Sun rules this pada. These individuals may openly express their care and support for others in a characteristic manner. It is important to them that others recognize the good they do, acknowledge their investment in public matters, and their concern for those around them. This pada brings pride in family or lineage, a desire to attain wealth, and attention from everyone. Planets in this pada yield strongly positive results.

Pada 2 – Virgo Navamsha (6°40' – 10° in Cancer)

The ruler of this pada is Mercury. These are modest people, concerned with how others view them, oriented towards hard work, and often have very high aspirations. Their activity is often connected to agriculture. All planets here, except for Venus, bring something positive.

Pada 3 – Libra Navamsha (10° – 13°20' in Cancer)

Venus is the ruler of this pada. There is a focus on the home, comfort, and luxury. These individuals enjoy speaking, have beneficial social connections, and wish prosperity for everyone. The drawbacks of this pada include superficiality and conformity. Professions related to counseling, speaking, and teaching are suitable. Mercury, the Moon, Venus, and Saturn do well in this pada.

Pada 4 – Scorpio Navamsha (13°20' – 16°40' in Cancer)

Mars rules this pada, making the person aggressive and intrusive in their concern for others. They may turn themselves into victims or become violent and harass others. These people do not know boundaries, whether in care or in love. Disappointment with someone may cause them to feel insulted and remain angry for a long time. Only Venus and Jupiter are strong here, provided they are not afflicted.

Janma Nakshatra Ashlesha

This is the ninth nakshatra, associated with kundalini energy. Its primary symbol—a coiled snake—represents wisdom. The animal symbol is a cat. Ashlesha is entirely within the sign of Cancer, occupying 16°40' to 30° in Cancer. The ruling planet is Mercury, and the deity is Sarpa (the serpent).

These people are sharp, tough, may be cold, cunning, and ruthless, stopping at nothing to achieve a particular goal. When they rise socially, they sometimes use flattery, may make incorrect decisions, and are prone to outbursts of anger.

These people can have deep thoughts, be very intelligent, and also sensitive. However, there may be situations where they use their knowledge to control others. They may take a hard approach with people and should be careful not to alienate friends and relatives because of this. They often live in a black-and-white world, lacking flexibility. With leadership qualities, they can attract others. If they control their character, they will achieve great success at the right time and place. A strong desire for control may risk achieving their goals. Ambitions and loyalty can harm them and lead to unlawful actions. It’s believed that among these people, some may become criminals.

Ashlesha personalities are usually successful in business, politics, literature, and legal affairs. They are also suited for studying occult mysticism and astrology. Complex relationships with relatives can occur; a lack of compassion and inability to compromise make their marriages challenging. Such people often take on too many family obligations, which causes problems. An inflexible approach to life prevents their soul from finding peace. They may experience issues with the liver, heartburn, gas, unexplained pain in the legs, as well as addiction to drugs.

The destructive degrees of planets in the Ashlesha nakshatra are: Venus – 17° in Cancer, Moon – 22° in Cancer, Mars – 23° in Cancer, Jupiter – 27° in Cancer, It is advisable to avoid starting new activities during transits of these planets through destructive degrees or if they are located in such positions in the natal chart.

Janma (Starting something) – Ashlesha

Sampat (Days and people bringing wealth) – Ashwini, Magha, Mula

Vipat (Days and people bringing misfortune) – Bharani, Purva Phalguni, Purva Ashadha

Kshema (Days and people bringing ease, prosperity, stability, and security) – Krittika, Uttara Phalguni, Uttara Ashadha

Pratyak (People who tend to criticize us, provoke emotions, and the days associated with this) – Rohini, Hasta, Shravana

Sadhana (Days and people leading to completion of matters, projects, relationships) – Mrigashira, Chitra, Dhanishta

Vadha (Inauspicious days and dangerous people) – Ardra, Swati, Shatabhisha

Mitra (Helpers) – Punarvasu, Vishakha, Purva Bhadrapada

Atimitra (The most beneficial days, good friends) – Pushya, Anuradha, Uttara Bhadrapada

Padas of Ashlesha Nakshatra

Pada 1 – Sagittarius Navamsha (16°40' – 20°0' in Cancer)

Jupiter rules this pada. This is one of the best padas of the Ashlesha nakshatra, beneficial for social life. It is the pada of wealth and fame, bringing wisdom, happiness, and generosity.

On the other hand, this pada gives the ability to perform the hardest work, connected to wars, illnesses, hostility, and other matters of the sixth house. Here, cold actions are combined with morality, ideology, altruism, philosophy, and working for a higher cause. This pada belongs to lawyers, attorneys, and religious leaders.

Pada 2 – Capricorn Navamsha (20°0' – 23°20' in Cancer)

Saturn rules this pada. Such people are very ambitious, focused on their career throughout life, not keeping random people close. This pada may push them to lie to achieve their goal.

These people can be sickly, tough, cold, and able to endure harsh conditions. They require motivation and encouragement in their work. This pada is considered unfavorable for finances. Another trait of this pada is the inability to part with property.

Pada 3 – Aquarius Navamsha (23°20' – 26°40' in Cancer)

Saturn rules this pada. Such people tend to have doubts and psychological problems due to strong emotions. Intellectual life and intense emotional depth make them morally exhausted. They may be unemployed and poor.

This pada brings inventors, chemists, scientific altruists whose goal is to bring their ideas to the masses. Such people are often attached to friends, organizing groups excellently for specific tasks. Planets placed here are detrimental to the welfare of the mother.

The person may be withered and anxious but has good scientific knowledge.

Pada 4 – Pisces Navamsha (26°40' – 30° in Cancer)

Jupiter rules this pada. These people are interested in everything hidden, mystical, esoteric, magic, shamanism, and occult sciences. They may fall into illusions, entering a world of impractical esotericism and magic. There may be a disconnection from reality, where the person does not see the world as it is, and the world does not see them as they are.

This pada is associated with a moral struggle, compelling a person to hide their true nature, making them passionate, temperamental, and connected to sensual pleasures.

These are very loyal and responsible people, capable of deep emotional connection, caring, sensitivity, and the ability to perceive others’ emotional needs.

The placement of planets here negatively affects the father’s welfare.

Janma Nakshatra Magha

This is the tenth nakshatra, represented by 6 stars that resemble a sickle. The nakshatra is symbolized by a royal throne, and the animal symbol is a male rat. It occupies 0°0' to 13°20' in Leo. Its ruling planet is Ketu, and its deity is Pitri.

These individuals are charismatic, playful, and attractive. They possess authority, dominance, and high status in society. They are leaders, initiators, and tend to be genuine. They are concerned about how they conduct themselves with others, so they act carefully to avoid offending anyone. If they accidentally hurt someone, they immediately apologize and try to resolve the issue. At the same time, they dislike interference from others in their affairs, which often leads them to accumulate enemies.

The Magha Nakshatra is ruled by demons, and thus, those born under this constellation are sometimes inclined toward material pleasures. These individuals are attractive in appearance. Men are typically not tall, with strong, hairy bodies, while women are attractive, have beautiful, long hair, and take care of their appearance.

They are intelligent, genuine, understanding, and avoid gossip. They can be very spiritual, respectful of tradition and elders. They often choose careers in social work because they care about the well-being of all. They can build scientific careers, engage in investigations, are very curious, and have leadership qualities. They generally earn well, but their financial situation may fluctuate. They are capable of working hard with persistence.

Such people are family-oriented and typically enjoy stable and happy lives, often with large families. Their health is generally strong, though they may suffer from asthma, epilepsy, and eye diseases.

Malefic Degrees in Magha Nakshatra – Jupiter – 6° in Leo, Sun and Moon – 8° in Leo, Venus – 10° in Leo, Saturn – 12° in Leo. If at least one of these planets is at a malefic degree in the natal chart, it may negatively affect the longevity of the chart-holder or bring various troubles. The situation improves if Mars and the Moon strongly aspect the planet in question. Caution is advised, and important matters should not be initiated when a planet transits the malefic degree.

Janma (Starting something) – Magha

Sampat (Days and people bringing wealth) – Bharani, Purva Phalguni, Purvashadha

Vipat (Days and people bringing misfortune) – Krittika, Uttara Phalguni, Uttara Ashadha

Kshema (Days and people bringing ease, prosperity, stability, and security) – Rohini, Hasta, Shravana

Pratyak (People who tend to criticize us, provoke emotions, and the days associated with this) – Mrigashira, Chitra, Dhanishta

Sadhana (Days and people leading to completion of matters, projects, relationships) – Ardra, Swati, Shatabhisha

Vadha (Inauspicious days and dangerous people) – Punarvasu, Vishakha, Purva Bhadrapada

Mitra (Helpers) – Pushya, Anuradha, Uttara Bhadrapada

Atimitra (The most beneficial days, good friends) – Ashlesha, Jyeshta, Revati

Padas of Magha Nakshatra

Pada 1 – Aries Navamsha (0°0' – 3°20' in Leo)

Ruled by Mars. These are active individuals capable of inspiring others and organizing teams. They express themselves through practical activities. They have high self-confidence, strong willpower, and resilience. They have leadership qualities, are ambitious, image-focused, and respected by superiors. They may have a glamorous appearance, are multitaskers, and able to complete multiple tasks at once.

Pada 2 – Taurus Navamsha (3°20' – 6°40' in Leo)

Ruled by Venus. These individuals are not quick decision-makers and are highly ambitious. They think carefully, calculating the financial benefits of their actions. Prestige, control, comfort, and profit are very important to them, and they do not like to waste their energy. Planets here bring support from superiors and high institutions, negative fame, and worries.

Pada 3 – Gemini Navamsha (6°40' – 10°0' in Leo)

Ruled by Mercury. These individuals are intellectually developed, love creativity, and strive for leadership in non-material realms. They spend much of their time pursuing education and later share their knowledge with others. This pada includes historians and archaeologists with extensive knowledge of different cultures. Planets located here enable success only through the support of groups, and they may create family conflicts.

Pada 4 – Cancer Navamsha (10°0' – 13°20' in Leo)

Ruled by the Moon. These people dedicate significant time to their families, bringing energy to all family members, ready to support everyone, and are pillars of the family. They typically receive attention from their family. Their ambitions are often linked to their family. They may have a love for rituals, respect for ancestors, concern for the well-being of relatives, and are focused on family continuity and home life. Planets in this pada bring family pride and a sense of sexuality.

Janma Nakshatra Purva Phalguni

This is the 11th nakshatra, entirely located in the sign of Leo. Purva Phalguni and Uttara Phalguni are considered nakshatras that bring luck and happiness. Symbol: an open hammock (representing restoration, rest). Animal symbol: rat. It spans from 13°20' to 26°40' in Leo. Ruling planet: Venus. Deity: Bhaga (the god of fortune).