Existence✨

First of all, the most proeminent feature for them is the nose. These guys have big curved noses most of the times, almost like a hawk: Starting with a narrow bridge and then ending with a rather wider, sharper base. Some of them can have fleshy, rounder bases. The face tends to be long and slim but not ketu like. They have long narrow, soft chins. Jupiter men have very kind eyes, it makes them look harmless. Their eyes are usually almond shaped and for some of them, the corner of the eye tends to be pushed down by the eyelid/eyebrow. The eyebrows are normally very thin, long and expressive. There’s a thing about the mouth that I noticed, it’s that the mouth has literally the “:3” shape and it’s usually very pigmented (usually pinkish). They have this thing called “mentolabial sulcus” between the lips and the chin. The ears tend to be pointy. These dudes have big ass foreheads, so you can see them from a mile away. I have not met a jupiteranian guy that wasn’t the victim of “forehead” jokes. They are normally pretty tall and slender. They tend to have deeper voices and talk slow. These are the guys that the media calls “gentle giants” due to their tall height, but passive energy. If however they’re not so tall, they give off hobbit vibes anyway. I think claire made a video on jupiter men and hobbits lol. If you wanna see other jupiter examples you can check my post in which I talk about cowboys. Tom Blyth is also a great example for jupiter men.

Jupiter Style

I’m gonna be honest, from what I’ve noticed they love being neat. Don’t matter their style but it’s gotta be comfy and neat. What i did notice tho is that they love denim jackets. They seem big fans of those. They like to wear jackets as well lol. I feel like the majority of them were on the heavier side as kids and this made them wear baggy clothes now. They seem to enjoy the simpler things in life, so they’ll probably dress with whatever’s in front of them when they wake up. They’re just being themselves (can you tell I like Jupiteranian men?)

Jupiter Personality

As for personality, things can be very different depending on the guy: they can either be nice guys, or totally messed up (guess this applies to everyone). They are normally very awkward/shy people, in a sense that they will usually not look you in the eyes when they talk to you. They are kind and welcoming for the most part, but seem to me that they are really introverted and GEEKY. They might have a certain quirk that they can’t leave behind. When they swear on something they really mean it, I have a vishakha Moon conj Jupiter friend and he looks exactly like Miles Teller, is hella nerdy and refuses to eat any vegetable and apparently swore to his mom that he will never eat them again lmao. They are very generous people and love to share what is theirs with everybody. They usually follow rules religiously and don’t like stepping out of order, for the most part. Then again, i found out that most outlaws in the wild west were jupiteranian men. They can be greedy and when greed takes over everything you get people who do all in their power to accumulate as much as possible. Yeah, those things. But most times they are good men who preach about what is right and what is wrong. A little bit slow to read the room, but they are friendly. They also get along well with children/teens even if they don’t seem so at first. They are children at heart so I guess that’s why. They are also into philosophy and religion. They really seem to enjoy learning about spiritual stuff. Even if they’re not religious, they usually pick an interest in philosophy and occult stuff.

Punarvasu -> these people usually find themselves in shitty situations and somehow make it out alive. They are resilient and very optimistic, to the point of stupidity. Blind faith is a thing here. Very adaptable to everything that comes their way. Might love studying theology.

Vishakha -> usually very hardworking, strong and charismatic people. They are perhaps one of the more serious jupiteranians. They are very diplomatic from what I’ve noticed. Most likely to have a lego collection

Purva Bhadrapada -> they are the easiest to fall into temptation. They are wise, intelligent and spiritual. They materialize things easily. They lose a lot but they also gain a lot.

I was thinking a bit about Claire’s video about Purva Bhadrapada men (with Faust) and remembered about the time when i went with this vishakha moon friend to see Faust played out live (he loves the story lmao). After it was over he was like “i hated it. I felt that shit too deep”. Perhaps under that soft exterior there is an outlaw waiting to come out

Saturn nakshatras = The slow death process. The rot. The decomposition.

Each one marks a different type of death but not necessarily physical. It is something internal: the death of a role, an identity, a belief, a desire.

• Pushya is the death of innocence and blind devotion. It’s the moment you realize tradition/mother can’t protect you but may go against you. The breast dries up. The nourishment stops. You either become the mother or you perish.

• Anuradha is the death of loyalty and illusion. The soulmate fantasy disintegrates. You find that even those who see you can’t always hold you. It’s the betrayal that peels off the final mask of what connection used to mean.

• Uttara Bhadrapada is the death of form itself. The ego collapses. The identity you wore your whole life becomes like a doll- something you carry but no longer live inside. This is the rotting of the flesh around the soul.

Then come the Mercury nakshatras = The moment of death. The crossing over.

Mercury, the messenger between worlds, presides over the last breath before the soul detaches. These nakshatras are liminal. The soul is weightless, unstuck but still aware of everything it’s leaving behind.

• Ashlesha is the final severing of emotional enmeshment from lineage, which is why these natives go through such a tough cycle releasing generational trauma.

• Jyeshtha is the last echo of ego and power and what solidifies them as their own person without outside affluence/influence.

• Revati is the uploading of soul consciousness into a new form, the final upgrade. The flesh completely dissolves.

Mercury nakshatras are the thresholds.

And then you return to the Ketu nakshatras = What remains. The ghost. The soul’s raw imprint.

There’s no identity here. Just essence before the birth of that comes through the Venus nakshatras. Ketu is thememory of what you were, and the seed of what you will become. You’re not yet a human but a pattern, a gene, karma, residue, and divinity in it’s most raw form.

• Ashwini: the raw will to move forward, rebirth as instinct and natural.

• Magha: the ancestral echo and going beyond the mother. The soul remembering it’s royalty.

• Mula: the root being pulled. The void. The truth/spirit of what always was and will be.

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It’s a full cycle:

Saturn shows what is dying in you.

Mercury delivers the death.

Ketu reveals what survived it.

Thank you so much for this because yes - sun dom natives are more than capable of walking a path of solitude, as they also not only remind me of emperor/empress cards but also (specifically for Uttaraphalguni) the hermit a bit. They carry the light not only for their own path but others.

I’m analyzing now it is not only that they dim their light, but they alternate between completely shutting it off and turning it on which can cause a bit of dissociation for them. That may also be why Uttara Phalguni can alternate between moods where they just talk and don’t. Either they feel they are too much or everything is too little.

I always think they won’t be satisfied unless there with other suns natives instead of cool planets but 🤷‍♀️

let me know if this resonates:

Welcome to 'The Searching 'Star'—Mrigshira nakshatra.

Mrigshira literally means "deer's head" in Sanskrit and this nakshatra, spanning from 23°20' Taurus to 6°40' Gemini, is filled with deer-like qualities.

The symbol Deer's head represents the searching or exploratory nature of these natives. They have an inquisitive nature and love to learn, travel, explore new ideas or places. Their active minds crave stimulation and variety. These people are great conversationalists, quick witted and can't sit still for long!

If evolved, this nature can lead them to wisdom seeking, research, becoming avid readers or spiritual seekers. But if unevolved, this may lead to restlessness or shallow hopping from one thing to another as they get easily bored or distracted.

This energy often oscillates between wandering curiosity and devoted focus.

These natives have the Prinān Shakti: the power to give fulfillment. Thus, they are endowed with the ability to delight or satisfy through knowledge, hospitality, or love. They can extend their happiness to others and weave connections.

This nakshatra is ruled by Soma (another name for the moon and the moon's nectar that gives bliss and contentment to the one who drinks it) as well as Mars. This leads to the theme of their life :

The restless search for fulfillment

But there come two options: purity of aspirations or misguided passion. If you chase worldly illusions or forbidden desires, it will lead to turmoil, so it's better you channel that longing to higher creative pursuits.

True fulfillment comes when Mrigshira's curious mind is harnessed in service of higher joy for self and others, rather than mere indulgence by chasing fulfillment externally without ever feeling content).

A deer wanders the forest seeking tender shoots of grass or water. In the same way, natives are always searching for something new. - be it knowledge, experience, or pleasures.

Deer's ever-watchful, skittish nature correlates with the heightened awareness and sensitivity of these natives. They have nervous energy: easily excited or anxious and quick to sense danger or opportunity. The hypervigilance of the deer is meant to protect it, but it can turn into undue anxiety, cynicism, or overthinking! And this may lead to psychosomatic issues.

These natives may look easygoing, but they are highly sensitive to criticism or conflict. They can become people pleasers or evasive to avoid confrontations.

The challenge here is to develop courage to address issues directly, instead of running away at the first sign of discord.

Since ruled by Soma (moon), these natives have a fickleness to them or changeable moods. This does impart to them the natural ability to be adaptable and resilient - they do not hold on to anger or cling onto grudges for long and can move on faster and forgive rather easily. The downside of this is the tendency to be indecisive or wavering.

Versatility is something that defines them as well. I have noticed these people are multi-talented, like they know a bit of everything! They might have tried various sports, arts or studies in their childhood, and they usually change their jobs or careers in their lives. Just beware of becoming a Jack of all trades, master of none! Although this knowledge about different fields makes them resourceful problem solvers, they can even become pioneers by combining disciplines like medicine and astrology or architecture and philosophy.

The notion of the 'thrill of the chase' is very prominent in this nakshatra. They may chase romance for the thrill but struggle to commit. 😬

Just remember, the whole 'something more/better/perfect' is an illusion. do NOT fall for it!

Now, since Mars rules this nakshatra, Mars gives the strength to pursue whatever the moon's imagination longs for. It adds the fuel by giving these natives a streak of energy, passion, and an active approach to pursuing their interests, taking initiative, and chasing what they want.

Mars' influence is evident in their restlessness lol but apart from that, mentally, they have a sharp intellect and strategizing ability that make them great planners and tacticians in life!

With Mars here, the deer has horns! They will fight back if provoked, and that is shocking to people around them most of the time.

Mars gives them technical or mechanical skills, while Soma (moon) gives artistic or intuitive skills.

Since Mars has a celibate energy in Vedic astrology and the moon is sensual—Mrigshira is sensual but not frivolously so; there is a certain idealism or protectiveness in their love nature. Loyalty meets affection here.

Natives should learn to balance their urge to roam with the ability to stand still and face the present.

(since FOMO can plague them, as can sudden flares of anger or paranoia under stress, they are prone to escapism through alcohol or living in a fantasy world to avoid harsh realities.)

Finally, if you have major placements here, you may have spent your early years running after idealized goals only to find them perpetually out of reach. And this can instill a chronic restlessness or dissatisfaction as you are wired to believe the 'next best thing' will bring happiness.

Learn to temper idealism with wisdom;

The roaming mind must eventually turn upwards in search of higher truths.

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“Our duty is to hold this ground, to protect those within it, and to do what is right, no matter the cost.” 

Welcome to the Sovereign’s Vow! ⚔️📖

This nakshatra spans from 26°40' Leo to 10°00' Virgo, ruled by Aryaman (the god of patronage, vows, and societal contracts) and the Sun.

🏛️ Uttara Phalguni is noble energy in action = dutiful, protective, and deeply anchored in integrity. It carries the weight of the estate, the seriousness of a contract, and the quiet dignity that comes from knowing others depend entirely on your strength.

There’s always something incredibly reliable about Uttara Phalguni people. The way they manage chaos, the way they honor their promises, or how they instinctively shield the vulnerable from the storm.

If Purva Phalguni is the dazzling, reckless romance of the ballroom, Uttara Phalguni is the heavy responsibility of ruling the estate the morning after.

🏛️ These people aren't chasing the spotlight for cheap applause, they are the infrastructure holding the entire world together.

🏛️ Here the sun (Leo) meets mercury (Virgo), leading to a practical, responsible person with a deep sense of duty. They possess grand, royal pride, but they express it through impeccable work ethic, fierce discipline, and a sharp, discerning mind.

Ruled by Aryaman, the keeper of sacred vows, they don't just love you; they feel responsible for your well-being. They will stand guard at the gates, raise the protective enchantments, and go to war with the entire world to keep their inner circle safe.

🏛️ So their love language is without a doubt, acts of service!

🏛️ There is a profound, stoic loneliness to this placement. Because they are always the "pillar of strength" for everyone else, they rarely feel like they can let their guard down. They are surrounded by people who depend on them, yet they often feel completely isolated, wondering if anyone will ever take care of them.

🏛️ But they don't realize how people look up to them, the way they lead their life with morals and dignity, and their quiet confidence. This is something that cannot be replicated nor ignored, even amidst a whole ballroom.

They have such a stable, grounded energy - like you can just rely on them, trust them with your life.

🏛️ Like its predecessor, this is still high-society energy. They have an absolute disdain for flaky, unreliable, or childish behavior. If you break a moral promise or act dishonorably, they won’t scream at you; they will look at you with a cold, piercing disappointment that freezes the room. Also they have a great sense of sarcasm!

🏛️ They have incredible endurance and the ability to handle anything head-on. A massive dose of stubborn, unyielding stamina. They have an unbelievable capacity to tolerate stress, overwork, and burdens before they finally explode.

🏛️ Your word is your bond. You can be the most charming person in the room, but if you break a promise, act flaky, or show a lack of integrity, an Uttara Phalguni will instantly freeze you out.

🏛️ Because their ruling deity Aryaman is the god of patronage, they have an innate urge to "rescue" people. They frequently attract partners or friends who are messy, chaotic, or broken, unconsciously taking on the role of their caretaker or manager.

They will completely organize someone else's life, clean up their messes, and carry their financial or emotional burdens. But because they do it with a stoic, silent posture, people assume they don't need help. This breeds a quiet, toxic reservoir of inner resentment. They secretly burn with anger that nobody is taking care of them the way they take care of the world.

You're a human too, it's okay to show people you have your limits too. People may admire you through your strength, but they love you through your vulnerabilities. ♥️

🏛️ When their Virgo side takes over, their high standards turn into a sharp, hyper-critical laser. If you fail to meet their expectations, their disappointment can feel suffocatingly cold.

Pressing their lips into a thin, tight line when they are holding back a sharp truth; rubbing their temples in exhaustion but refusing to go to bed until the task is completely finished. Sounds like you, UttaraPhalguni people?