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Bharani acts like Saturn but on steroids

Saturn places restrictions on an individual, it gives structure and form.

This nakshatra is all about correcting the form and refining it.

Bharani a will often “purify” the people around them by placing restrictions around them for example your food intake : what do you eat ? How much you eat ? What do you listen to ?

(I wouldn’t be surprised if Yolanda Hadid was a bharani)

Bharanis will serve the cosmic purpose of a mother: correcting you all the time, an immature person will see this as an attack but this is truly love (when not done in an abusive way) because bharani wants you to be the best and the highest thing so it uses it’s fire as a way to purify just like inscence cleans out the air by “burning it”.

For example: Cate Blanchett, bharani ascendant plays Cinderella evil step mother who is the main force behind the refinement of uttara bhadrapada Cinderella

Now it was done as a way to destroy her but benevolent bharani will assume the same role as a way to fortify and purify.

The restrictions that bharani places have a lot to do with what goes inside the body as well as outside of it.

Bharani cosmic purpose seems to be tied to the maximum preservation of the physical form when it’s well positioned so according to Vic Dacara in Sun/Moon/Mars/Jupiter/Ketu as these planets have the strength to carry out bharani energy as they don’t clash out too much with it’s meaning and purpose.

When soft planets like Venus/Mercury/Rahu/Saturn comes in contact with bharani it will be more difficult for bharani to truly express it’s purpose and they feel uncomfortable that’s where the overindulgence of bharani comes from.

Saturn in particular will intensify these themes so much that they become unbearable that’s why Saturn gets debilitated in this nakshatra

If you leads an uncomfortable life you are going to look for it through : food, alcohol, gambling, S*x, Smoking. Bharani is an uncomfortable place to be in because it’s like undergoing childbirth.

The pain the suffering, the pressure of it but at the end you get the child which is the most precious thing in the universe.

The following Venus nakshatras get their purpose from the effort initiated by Bharani:

-Purva Phalguni enjoys the most beautiful things

-Purva Ashada creates the most beautiful things

To really master Bharani’s energy is to stop looking for comfort and dwell in that cemetery kind of energy.

Bharanis will definitely enjoy things which are dark or scary more the average person and will definitely feel the most comfortable when surrounded by it.

I have also noticed that bharani women can get sexually harassed or even assaulted a lot as the world that we are living in is full of impurity (just look at what politicians do) and men who do not have a way to expel their impurity naturally will feel attracted to the fire of bharani (the yoni) as mean of “purifying” themselves.

Eat, Pray, Love is a film adaptation of a classic early 21st century memoir. The message of both the book and the novel is very strong in Pushya themes, written by a Pushya Sun author and portrayed by a Pushya Lagna actress.

To understand the brilliant simplicity of Pushya, it is valuable to note that both the Cancer sign and Pushya as a Nakshatra are the exaltation point for Jupiter, being the abode for his deity, Brihaspati. Ironically enough, Pushya is also the birth Nakshatra for Venus, despite the planets being enemies.

The reason for this irony is the fact that everything in this Universe comes from God. The Universe, The Cosmos, The Greatest Spiritual Force may have abstract, high-minded origins, but if God created everything, God also created our physical bodies and the possibility of comfort and healing through life on Earth. Thus, the Guru in Pushya through Brihaspati possesses the wisdom of both the Devas (Jupiter) and the Asuras (Venus).

Eat, Pray, Love is indeed a spiritual manual on how to find happiness as a human being in a transcendental way in a hectic, modern society that teaches people to be self abnegating and overachieving, chasing instant gratification and the drug of quick sex and compulsive romance. There is a contrast that can be observed in Pushya that while the height of Venus requires the peak of control and refinement in Pisces, the joie de vivre of Jupiter is found in simplicity.

True happiness doesn't require us to make six figures or own a 3000 square foot mansion. Pushya points at the fact that happiness is found on the inside, in the stability of mind.

First Step - Eat

Eat is a metaphor, although it also goes in line with Pushya's association with nourishment. The point of "Eat" is really about being able to ground and appreciate your physical body and the process of caring for it while shedding inhibitions and complexes that society tries to put on us. As physical beings in a human incarnation, we are part of nature and connect to it through the materials we consume in various forms. Since modern times are rife with distractions, we consume various energies with no real presence or awareness. Having a microwaved dinner while watching TV and scrolling your phone at the same time is not nourishment. Simple actions of socializing and sharing a meal with people are fundamentally healing and a key to eliminating anxiety and achieving daily ritual physical happiness.

Second Step - Pray

While Pray refers, of course, to traditional prayer and touches on visiting spiritual places in India and quieting your mind in a religious setting, its message is really discipline. Our modern world is rife with distractions, scrolling social media with no purpose every 5 seconds, always having something playing in the background. Quiet rhythm and discipline are necessary to cut out excess noise and purify our energetic bodies, and stop them from rushing. Pray also exemplifies Pushya's Saturn rulership, showing that service and trimming off any excess are a polarity of really enjoying abundance, because if we have too much nothing is really worth anything.

Being able to stop operating on all cylinders all the time allows for certain necessities, like better sleep or connecting with nature through surrender and the grounded pace of simple physical tasks like cleaning.

Final Step - Love

Despite its romantic setting, Love has a much more far-reaching message that we should find a spark, passion, devotion, and excitement in everything we do and everyone we spend time with.

While the first two parts focused on achieving balance, the last part shows that we shouldn't hold onto our imagined rules too rigidly, and spontaneity in the face of something truly precious to your heart is also wisdom. Love really puts emphasis on flexibility being an indispensable part of human happiness since you need to preserve your ability to receive God's gifts freely and spontaneously, even if they come in a form you didn't expect.

A while ago I designated this book as required reading for an understanding of Vedic astrology and Vedic philosophy in general.

Now, I am generally careful with my language, and so I said it was a “must-read”. I didn’t say that I endorsed Vedic philosophy. There is a very big difference. I recommend this book because it will help to give you objective insight into how people think in this spiritual framework.

One thing that we as women must always remember is that just as shitty males exist now, shitty males existed 2000 years ago. And just as shitty males write senseless bullshit now, shitty males wrote senseless bullshit 2000 years ago. Just because something is a classic text doesn’t give it inherent worth. The classic texts are filled with heaps and piles of misogynistic horseshit.

Let me give you an example. Indra, the ruler of Jyeshtha, has a consort named Indrani, also known as Shachi. Shachi’s primary role is described as giving Indra his lofty status. This is of course, dressed up in very romanticized language, like oh Shachi is the SHAKTI and BRILLIANCE of Indra who elevates his GLORY to the highest heights.

But if you look at it for what it really is, it’s just the same old shit where men use women as objects to signal their status. That’s all it is.

And throughout the “spiritual” classics you will find this same drivel littered all over the place, where women are simply proxies for men’s “glory”.

We as women must always question and fight against these horrid constructs so we can move forward as a collective (unlike certain dummies who sell “female path” courses that, instead, reinforce these constructs).