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Good examples are Britney Spears (Uttara Phalguni), Sydney Sweeney (Uttara Ashadha), Dayoung (Krittika), Lili Reinhart (Uttara Phalguni) in Riverdale, and Olivia Newton John (Uttara Phalguni) in Grease . Miley Cyrus (Krittika) had her Cant Be Tamed era, Megan Fox also had a crazy glow-up. Rihanna has Ketu in Uttara Phalguni and she released the album “Good Girl Gone Bad” when she was in her Ketu dasha. Jojo Siwa (Uttara Ashadha) also went from the bubbly and overly colorful child influencer to whatever the hell she is doing now.

It’s also interesting to note how Sun nakshatra women are often seen in beauty pageants, especially Krittika being prominent in Miss World and Miss Universe contestants, due to these women’s ability to transform from humble beginnings as little girls to being well-rounded, mature, and confident women who dont easily let themselves be backed into a corner even when they are being harshly criticized or mocked. Beauty pageantry also requires the women to have lots of skills and educational background and Sun women are known to be studious learners all throughout their lives. They’re the types to get degrees and learn languages far into their adult years whereas most people wouldnt see the point in doing so once their 20s are over. They are “rebellious” but not in the chaotic sense of Saturn or Rahu wanting to rebel for the sake of changing societal rules and dynamics . Sun nakshatra are “rebels” simply because they want to be themselves without having to worry about the criticism and standards of others. They’re not necessarily rebelling to seek attention and change the world, they’re not even doing these things because they seek to “rebel”. It just happens when you are authentically yourself as an adult people take that as being rebellious.

You often hear these women also cracking jokes about why they cant understand why so many people view them as rebellious because they genuinely dont see how just being themselves without inhibiting beliefs is something abnormal or “different” to others. In their perspective, this is just the most natural and thoughtless way to live without stress and peer pressure. They dont want to be “sexy babies” and they dont want to be “a mature milf” archetype either; they just want to be children when theyre children and be adult women when they are adult women. I remember an Eartha Kitt (Uttara Ashadha) interview where she expressed agitation with these types of silly labels on her womanhood. Chee (Krittika) has also done so, in her famous interview where her mother told her to “marry a rich man” and Cher responded “Mom, I am a rich man!” pointing out how silly the label is and how that type of statement can unintentionally take her own confident and mature self-expression away from her and be given to a man instead (which is unfair and ridiculous).

Britney in particular has a lot of songs where she sings about how shes not a little girl anymore and she hates how overprotected and sheltered her family and social circle keep trying to make her even though shes now an adult and just want to do adult things. A lot of people can sense the innocence and abundant, happy state of “just being” in Sun nakshatra girl and try to coddle and shelter them from the outside world in fear that she may be “tainted” or something. I had also noticed previously how these nakshatras are also common in child brides and mormonism for the same reason.

A lot of people want to push them into the mold of puritan culture because they refuse to accept that these women are not little girls with “innocent” lifestyles anymore. You often hear them saying how stressed that are that people wont take them seriously and how no one will understand they have passionate, womanly urges and desires like everyone else. They feel pressured to stay silent but they usually break free ⛓️‍💥and become radically different and unintentionally very inspiring female figures as a result. They show the duality of women best.

Excuse the messy collages. I never claimed to be a graphic designer.

They can look very rough and frumpy (possibly even nerdy or awkward and “uncool”) when theyre younger and might be called prudish or even naive in their romantic relationships and beliefs as a result.

People also tend to be in awe how the Sun nakshatra woman can possibly be the same person they knew in the past, because their transformations are often so different from who they were presented as prior.

Because the Sun is the most masculine and yang planetary energy, these women often dont feel very beautiful or feminine when they are younger. They can be similar to Jupiterian women in being like a nerdy, frumpy fat kid who gets ignored by most people; though Sun nakshatras tend to have a bubblier and friendlier, more positive personality so they can still maintain some friendships in their youth despite them not feeling like they match certain standards of girlhood. They usually experience things later in life than other girls, perhaps their first kiss or their first period, maybe even first time on a date, etc. This is also a similar theme in Jupiterian women.

In the tv show Insatiable, the character played by Krittika Debby Ryan desires to lose weight in any way she can because she’s sick of not knowing what it feels like to be beautiful and well-liked. After she loses the weight, she has an extremely shocking transformation that everyone in town, not even her own family, can fully comprehend as being possible. And she quickly notices how much nicer people are to her and how much more she gets acknowledged and appreciated throughout the day as well. She has a hard time handling this sudden 180 in people directing attention at her and she starts to spiral into even more toxic self-esteem issues than what she had when she was fat. Which i think is also a common pattern for Sun nakshatra women. They are surprised at how differently people treat them after their “good girl gone bad” transformations and instead of being able to properly soak in the abundance of attention, they actually start to shun it more and can even experience mental breakdowns as a result of it being too much for them. They can’t wrap their head around how the same people can be so harsh to them one day and then friendly the next because it’s not in the nature of Sun to be wishy-washy and manipulative in the amount of kindness and emotion they give to others in this way. This type of behavior from the masses is very lunar at its core and rahuvian and venusian (sometimes even Saturnian) at its most intense. Both Rahu and Venus (as well as Saturn) view the Sun as an enemy and for Solar women this type of conditional love can be very disheartening for them as the Sun is the most unconditional planet, giving all of its light and joy to everyone without discrimination.

The phalgunis are connected to the performance of “romance” and pleasure.

Uttaraphalguni specifically relates to choosiness in relationships. Matchmaker vibes. They choose relationships from a rational material standpoint. Is this person materially viable? Are they of good nature? Are they romantic? Will they bring me happiness and pleasure (Phalguni theme)?

It’s very important to understand “Romance” as a performance. It is material in nature

Now actually feeling love? That’s different. I mean sure it’s usually followed by romance but they aren’t the same thing. That’s emotional/spiritual in nature. Whilst UPhal is “Romance”, the opposing Nakshatras Revati and UttaraBhadrapada represent True Unconditional Love. Love that transcends the all reason.

Pisces rashi;

> exaltation of Venus

>water sign = emotional realm

>jupiter ruled = infinite forgiveness and grace

>UBP serpent/kundalini = association with deep emotional transformation (tmi to expand upon in this post)

Uphal = Matchmakers, “high value ___”, knowing your worth, having standards

UBP/Revati = Love is blind

Having nodes on this axis will make someone torn between these extremes and struggle to satisfy both

It reminded me of Bridget Jones who is Ashlesha

What is the difference between Rohini and Mrigashira?

What is Rohini's energy:

Rohini is a nakshatra in the "Fixed/Stable/Constant" category and these nakshatras are categorised as fixed because they carry a steady, enduring energy. These nakshatras are: Rohini, Uttara Phalguni, Uttara Ashada, and Uttara Bhadrapada. They are considered "constant" and are ideal for anything that's meant to last for a long time as they energetically possess a stable or grounding aura, consider them nakshatras with a strong foundation, both physically, emotionally, and energetically.

What is Rohini's purpose?:

Rohini's shakti is Rohana Shakti which is "The power of growth.", this represents allowing ideas to manifest into something tangible. And Rohini's wish/desire is "May she approach me, may we unite", and this represents the manifestation of union between idea and the physical, which is why in the tarabala system, Rohini's best friend is Uttara Phalguni, the nakshatra of marital bliss and benefits, as this nakshatra can help fulfil Rohini's wish.

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What is Mrigashira's energy:

Mrigashira on the other hand is in the "Soft/Gentle/Friendly" category, these nakshatras are considered "tender" and "gentle." Their energy allows for things like pleasure, beauty, and social harmony. These nakshatras are: Mrigashira, Chitra, Anuradha, Revati. You can see these nakshatras are quite immersive and indulgent in the finer things in life. There is a certain calmness and fluidity in the people who possess these nakshatras.

What is Mrigashira's purpose?:

Mrigashira's shakti is prinana shakti "The power to give fulfillment.", this nakshatra is closely linked to curiosity, so this shakti fulfills that curiosity, leaving you with a feeling of satisfaction, making mrigashira nakshatra the embodiment of the phrase "Curiousity killed the cat, but satisfaction brought it back." showing us that the knowledge and fulfillment gained from curiosity is well worth the risk. This reminds me of a song by LeSserafim called Eve, Psyche, and the Bluebeard's wife. Mrigashira's wish is "May I win the lordship of the plants.", representing soma or the elixir/nectar of the gods, even in Greek mythology, this substance is greatly treasured, bringing to mind Demeter the goddess of the harvest and agriculture, Demeter is sometimes described as the one who prepares these sacred foods for the Olympians, with the connection of mrigashira and plants you could use Demeters stories to see the parallels of mrigashira native in real life.

that interpretation is far too literal and reduces the entire principle to relationships alone.

the darakaraka is the planet with the lowest degree because it represents the area of consciousness that is the least developed, least stabilized or least integrated within the self. naturally, this becomes something the native seeks externally first like through relationships, projection, obsession, admiration, conflict, or attraction.

people tend to think the darakaraka simply describes the spouse, but more often, it describes the quality the native feels psychologically incomplete without.

this is why people are often deeply affected by those who strongly embody their DK energy, because the planet represents something that feels missing, inaccessible, unstable, or underdeveloped internally.

for example:

sun DK

often reflects difficulty with stable self-definition, authority, confidence in one’s own direction, or feeling internally “solid” in identity. these people are often deeply affected by strong personalities, certainty, status, recognition, or people with a strong sense of self because the solar principle feels underdeveloped internally.

moon DK

reflects instability in emotional continuity, receptivity, nurturance, or internal safety. there can be difficulty fully understanding or regulating emotional states, leading to attraction toward emotionally expressive, comforting, or psychologically intuitive people.

mars DK

often reflects difficulty with assertion, direct action, decisiveness, anger integration, or sustained force of will. these people may admire or seek individuals who embody confidence, initiative, protectiveness, or strong physical/psychological drive.

mercury DK

reflects instability around interpretation, communication, adaptability, analysis, or intellectual coherence. there may be overthinking, fragmentation, nervous mental activity, or difficulty grounding perception into clarity. attraction often forms toward intelligent, articulate, mentally quick, or observant individuals.

jupiter DK

often reflects difficulty with meaning, faith, internal guidance, wisdom, or trust in life itself. these natives may feel directionless internally or constantly searching for philosophical orientation, causing strong attraction toward people who seem knowledgeable, stable, wise, or morally certain.

venus DK

reflects instability around self-worth, pleasure, intimacy, receptivity, or relational harmony. there is often a deep longing for beauty, connection, affection, or emotional softness because venusian ease does not feel naturally self-sustaining internally.

saturn DK

often reflects difficulty with discipline, endurance, structure, consistency, patience, or psychological grounding. these natives may feel chronically behind, unstable, or unable to fully contain themselves, leading to attraction toward people who embody control, maturity, restraint, or reliability.

this is also why the DK frequently manifests through projection. the native unconsciously searches for the missing planetary principle outside of themselves before learning how to integrate it internally.

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On the other hand, I noticed that prominent Mars can be more productive at helping other people, mainly because of their pursuit for action, but also Mars being malefic tend to be a container for more heavier truths. Due to Mars being malefic, there is an expectation that the world can be unjust and unfair to people - brought about from the paranoia of being ruled by a planet that is innately focused on survival.

When Mars is channeled properly into humanitarian pursuits, people who have prominent Mars become protectors of others, while simultaneously being able to hold space for other people's suffering in a way that does not intimidate them, compared to someone with prominent Jupiter who takes it personally when they're urged to acknowledge that the world isn't as colorful, and full of hope as they perceive it to be.

Idk who bullied her this hard to think the words she’s using is normal. +Claire nakti’s work is wayy more fun and informative then anything he/she could ever write.

this discussion is kind of useless though because its like wondering if non straight people should use the q word, or if they should use the f word, or (more extreme and further away from my experience) if black people can use the n word.

within all these circles someone will say the word should not be used even within the in-group. i just dont believe that.

Idk who bullied her this hard to think the words she’s using is normal. +Claire nakti’s work is wayy more fun and informative then anything he/she could ever write.

this discussion is kind of useless though because its like wondering if non straight people should use the q word, or if they should use the f word, or (more extreme and further away from my experience) if black people can use the n word.

within all these circles someone will say the word should not be used even within the in-group. i just dont believe that.

Idk who bullied her this hard to think the words she’s using is normal. +Claire nakti’s work is wayy more fun and informative then anything he/she could ever write.