Nakshatras in Astrology

In astrology, the 27 regions of the celestial sky known as nakshatras are situated above the familiar 12 Zodiac constellations. Historical texts also refer to them as Lunar Mansi...

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According to astrology, Ashwini Nakshatra natives are attractive and enjoy jewellery. They are privileged, smart, and proactive. The inhabitants of Ashwini Nakshatra, according t...

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The word "Moola" means a collection of roots. Some believe that our solar system originated from the Moola Nakshatra in astrology. Yajurveda claims that Sur, or the Gods, swore a...

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The term "Jyeshta" means "older," "senior," "first," or "the chief." Antares is Jyeshta's yogatara. The nearest OB association's brightest, most massive, and most evolved star me...

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Purva Ashadha means before the parade, while Aashadha denotes celebration or procession. This is a sign that the baby is ready to be born because the most important stage of the ...

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In astrology, Vi and Shakha make up the Vishakha Nakshatra. Shakha means branches, and Vi means exceptional. The word "Vishakha" means "one with distinctive or many branches" in ...

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Ashadha signifies a festival or parade, and Uttara Ashadha is the culmination of the procession. This indicates that the baby's birth cycle has begun and is moving towards its la...

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The ear is what the word Shravana means in its literal sense. Shravana is the 17th Nakshatra of Ardra Nakshatra and the 20th Nakshatra of Krittika Nakshatra. One of the Urdhvamuk...

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Owner of Hasta Nakshatra is the Moon. Moon is a symbol for both water and life. Crops would do well if it rained during Hasta Nakshatra, or at this time. One of the Tiryaka Mukhi...

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Astrologically speaking, people with Chitra Nakshatra birth signs are physically and sensually attractive, desire to beautify, work in the cosmetics industry, are well educated, ...

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