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Nakshatras and their Translations

There are 27 Nakshatras in the zodiac belt according to ancient Indian Astrology and they are classified into groups as:

 

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Nakshatras (Stars)

The zodiac according to Indian Astrology comprises of 360 degrees. There are 27 Nakshatras or constellations in it. Therefore, the value of each constellation is 13 degrees and 20 minutes when measured from the fixed initial point. These 27 Nakshatras(stars) complete the entire circle of 360 degrees of the zodiac. A forecast based on the transit/ correlation/inter - relation of planets in relation to the Nakshatras is more accurate than the results predicted on the basis of any other system.

 

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Nakshatras- Anuradha

The Nakshatra Anuradha is ruled by Mitra, the Divine Friend. This is the 17th nakshatra of the zodiac, spanning from 3°-20' to 16°-40' in the sign of Vrishchika. Anuradha Nakshatra gives balance in relationship, both honoring others and seeking ourselves to be honorable. A person born in this Nakshatra possesses lustre and splendour, achieves fame, is enthusiastic, a destroyer of his enemies, an expert in many forms of arts and a sensualist.

 

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Nakshatras- Ardra

Ardra is ruled by Rudra, the fierce form of Lord Shiva who represents thunder. This is the sixth nakshatra of the zodiac, having a spread from 6°-40' to 20°-00' in Mithuna or Gemini and is ruled by the node Rahu. Ardra means wet or surcharged with water, that is fat.When the Sun enters Ardra the earth is said to be starting its menstrual course that is "Ambobachi".

 

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Nakshatras- Ashlesha

Aslesha is ruled by the serpent God. This is the ninth nakshatra of the zodiac, spanning from 16°-40' to 30°-00' in Karaka house. It is the birth star of Ketu. The force of Aslesha can be understood by its name Naga. Aslesha Nakshatra can be helpful if we have enemies but it can serve to give a person an inimical temperament as well. It all depends upon how the energy of this Nakshatra is used.

 

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Nakshatras- Ashwini

Ashwini is the first nakshatra of the zodiac having a spread from 0°-0'-0" to 13°-20' and is ruled by the node Ketu. Ashwini is governed by the Ashwins, the twin horsemen. The Sun is Exalted here and the horse is the preferred transport of the Sun God. Sun's exaltation in Ashwini is a reminder to the soul of their eternal connection.

 

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Nakshatras- Bharani

Bharani, means "The Bearing Star", also known as "The Star of Restraint". Bharani is ruled by Yama, the God of Death. This is the second nakshatra of the zodiac, ranging from 13°-20' to 26°-40'. The planet of art and beauty, the Venus, rules this nakshatra. The energy of Bharani is called ugra or krura, which translates as harsh, powerful, hot, formidable and fierce.

 

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Nakshatras- Chitra

Chitra is ruled by Twashtar, the Cosmic craftsman. This is the "star of opportunity". Chitra reflects the world of maya and delusions, which they are to over come. This is the 14th nakshatra of the zodiac, ruled by the fiery planet Mars. It spans from 26°-40' in Kanya to 6° -40' in Tula. The symbol is the gem on the serpent's crest .It is anthropomorphically the forehead of Kalapurush.

 

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Nakshatras- Dhanishtha

Dhanishta is ruled by the Vasus, the Gods of abundance. It is known as the"Star of Symphony". This nakshatra is owned by the fiery planet Mars. This nakshatra spans from 23°-20' in Makar to 6°-40' in Kumbha. The symbol is a drum and tabla. Dhanishtha has two meanings in it - one is Dhana (riches) and the other is Dhvani (sound). Dhanishta builds upon the connections of Shravana and makes them more practical.

 

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Nakshatras- Hasta

Hasta is ruled by Savitar, the creative form of the Sun God. This is the 13th nakshatra of the zodiac, ruled by Moon. Hasta spans from 10°-0' to 23°-20' in Kanya. The symbol is a closed hand or fist. Hasta gives the ability to achieve our goals in a complete and immediate manner. A person born in this Nakshatra is famous, is religious minded, respects Brahmins and learned people and possesses wealth. They are tall and thin in physical appearance.

 

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