Mars Princess

Disclaimer: I do not interpret specific placements sent through asks, unless I have opened a game.

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Planetary dominance calculator

Nakshatras as goddesses:

Ashwini- Saule

Bharani- Freya

Krittika- Brigid

Rohini- Lakshmi

Mrigashira- Flidais

Ardra- Kymopoleia

Vedic astro observations:

1 5 9 13

2 6 10

3 7 11

4 8 12

Bonus: some neat things/patterns

Goddess essence game answers:

The numbering might be off as I've sent many private readings and there might be more of them, this is the minimum.

The rest are private

Answer 1 Answer 5 Answer 10 Answer 16

Answer 2 Answer 6 Answer 11 Answer 19

Answer 3 Answer 7 Answer 12 Answer 20

Answer 4 Answer 8 Answer 13 Answer 22

Answer 23

Nakshatra playlists:

Bharani

Ardra

Punarvasu

Uttara Phalguni

Vishakha

Anuradha

Mula

Intuitive messages (pick a group) _ timeless, Jan. 2025

Intuitive messages (pick a group, +songs) _ timeless, Feb. 2025

Intuitive messages (pick a group) _ timeless, Apr. 2025

Intuitive messages (pick a group)_ timeless, Jul. 2025

Astrological and mythological coorelations of some important symbols

Basic themes of nakshatras

Yoni animal observations

Themes of yoni types

Giving and receiving planets in vedic

All the planets associated with each nakshatra

On guessing nakshatra placements

Women influenced by the 9 planets in 1-1 relationships

Anuradha and teen shows/experience

Thoughts on Ashwini and health

The dynamic of Sun and Saturn nakshatra pairs

Warrior caste nakshatras_ stoicism

Why you can't use nakshatras in D9

Astrology rant

Enemy yonis

Saturn nakshatras and developing will

Ketu through the houses

Some planetary conjunctions

Random groupings of nakshtras by themes

Describing planetrary influence from dashas and transits

Planetary dominance combinations

Venus suffers when it compromises

Bharani women_ physical and personality traits

Basics and contemplations about Bharani nakshatra (+Bharani masterlist)

The differences between women of the three Venus nakshatras

Moon (+Ketu) and creativity, depth, connection to yourself

On "attractive" placements in astrology

Nakshatras as random mundane feelings

Jyeshta as I know it (I got poetic)

About Bharani.

Bharani beauty

Ketu placement and your most core self.

Cow yoni trope/dynamic

Purva Ashada and Shravana/Arwen and Aragorn

Analyzing "The Twilight Saga" with vedic astrology

Analyzing "The Princess Diaries" with vedic astrology

Jyeshta nakshatra- the battle, the loneliness and the cost of victory.

From Snake yonis to Jyeshta- Morgan le Fay and The Morrigan

The horror of Ashlesha and the tale of Snow White

Uttara Phalguni women in art (on-screen): Part 1, Part 2.

"The Northman" (2022) _ analysis with nakshatras (Bharani, Magha, Uttara Bhadrapada).

May you and your children heal and thrive from inside out.

Reading Walter Scott's Ivanhoe currently and just out of curiosity searched some opinions on plot and characters and I am massivley disappointed by:

1. Rowena slander??? I was expecting the general public's hatred towards the female character that was the "less spicy" one out of the two but still, the way people (including William Thackeray) talk about her you'd think she was Bella Swan from Twilight, but worse. Even though the author clearly did not want to focus on her much, she's still a great character to me, just based on the canonical facts alone. (She knows her mind, is not prejudiced against Jews like the very prejudiced, strict man who brought her up, and even if Scott says these traits were the products of Cedric pampering Rowena and never refusing her, it is clear that he does refuse her and that she has very little say in her own life, and despite that, she's her own person with her own opinions. She waits for the man she she loves with full loyalty and devotion, knowing that it's most likely going to cost her the only family she has known.)

2. The need to mention Rebecca's beauty in almost every sentence. You have a character that is brave, resourceful and compassionate, and that defies the stereotypes of Scott's time and manages to make the best out of dire situations. When you have someone that impressive why would you go back to mentioning her appearance and charm as if those are the things that ultimately make her worthy of attention. And the Ivanhoe x Rebecca thing is beyond unnecessary and I am (not) sorry folks but I do not get why so many people want them together. Can a man not respect a woman without being attracted to her. Although why am I surprised by this, the novel was written by a man after all. Besides, one of the most impressive things about Rebecca is her fearless faith in her God, and to make her give up something that's so integral to her character in order to feed into a male(Wilfred)-centered love triangle would feel extremely dissapointing. The amount of focus on that that we did get already feels very disappointing, it just feels wrong. Also, we got how beautiful Rebecca was when Prince John (rasict AND entitled) favored her beauty over Rowena's. The way he describes her after that gets more and more racist, in a way. And on that note

3. How Scott manages to be racist towards/prejudiced against every effing ethnicity, even the freaking Saxons. A lot of the time the tone of the novel feels like a nerdy man mansplaining English history, even though it's basically a crossover fanfic between legends and history. But the thing with mansplainers is that they are often tragically wrong because their need to explain overrides their judgement and perception, so we get distored views projected on characters with potential instead, who become vessels for the author's prejudice, or for strereotypes. And it's especially painful when characters had so much genuine potential, like they did in this novel.

4. How in the beginning I was so glad I had two very distinct, different but memorable female characters that I could kind of see myself in (doing better than like 90% of classic fiction), but I did not get that. I got Rowena vs Rebecca comparison in the big 2026 (or whatever year, it's still this century). Oh wow, "bland" vs "spicy" women compared constantly, how original.

5. THE NERDY SEGWAYS INTO HISTORY OR CONTEMPORARY STUFF. STOP. They're not annoying all the time but they mostly just take me out of the narrative and into the mind of a man with very fixed opinions/vision.

6. (I got spoiled on this one) That Wilfred's decision to marry Rowena seems like the matter of honor (him keeping his word/promise) more than a decision made out of chemistry/love. Idk guys I've only read a bit more than the half of the novel (3/5 I'd say) but according to internet, apparently, he liked Rebecca more. If that is true, I want all the "Rowena does not deserve Wilfred" people to shut up forever. They should kind of shut up even if that is not true. Please do not spoil me any more I want to read on my own. 👀

Anyways, I still really like this book and cannot wait to read more. I read that post by someone here who said that the book should be called "Gurth and Wamba's great big adventure" or something like that lol and I agree. Them, Robin Hood and his merry men are by far the best part in it. I kind of wish that the book was a Robin hood fanfiction starring them but then again I am a sucker for that time period in England in general, and I love the whole aesthetic of knights and chivalry and political complexity of it, i yearned for a good old-fashioned somewhat romantic adventure with knights and I'm not too dissapointed 🙃. But the real romance was the bromance between Gurth and Wamba all along.

Also I have guessed that the black knight was Richard the Lionheart lol he though he was sneaky.

What energy do vedic nakshatras give off to me

Ashwini: only child

Bharani: eldest child

Krittika: popular middle child or only child

Rohini: youngest child or spoiled only child

Mrigashira: middle child 101

Ardra: middle or youngest child

Punarvasu: they give off only child energy even if they have tons of siblings, even tho I've never actually met one (only child Punarvasu).

Pushya: youngest child

Ashlesha: eldest child or only child

Magha: eldest child

Purva Phalguni: only or youngest child

Uttara Phalguni: middle or youngest child in a "has their individuality overlooked" way. Emits only child energy the least.

Hasta: no one knows if they have siblings or not. That being said, eldest or middle child.

Chitra: typical bubbly or annoying youngest child stereotype.

Swati: Only child who escapes into fantasies to soothe their lack of immediate connection with peers.

Vishakha: invented middle child syndrome

Anuradha: Middle child

Jyeshta: eldest, obviously

Mula: ???????? ?????

Purva Ashadha: Only child

Uttara Ashadha: Eldest child

Shravana: Middle child

Dhanishta: Jock middle child or youngest.

Shatabhisha: eldest child

Purva Bhadrapada:

Uttara Bhadrapada: could be any, except youngest.

Revati: could be any, but mainly the youngest.

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