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AI is not the future. It is the past. The only knowledge and data it can present to you is the past knowledge.

YOU ARE THE FUTURE. Only you possess the ability to create and find new knowledge, data and wisdom.

we can do better people. people think if it's exotic or foreign to them it is freakish or something but it's not. The 9th division has been a thing universally since forever, since astrology was ever dispensed to earth by God.

The Moon travels through the whole zodiac in about a month. Of numbers, 9 is the final or greatest (amount) number which also conveniently divides a circle into portions which make it so that the Moon travels a 9th portion PER DAY. It became a shorthand for lunar phases accounted for daily.

So Nakshatra is just the zodiac being divided into 9s to give more signs, making signs within a sign effectively speaking.

THEY ARE JUST SIGNS.

people crave authenticity so bad that they want something exotic to be freakish so they can intimidate or force you into thinking they're authentic when really they misrepresent something not yet learned before you can get to it so that you just chalk it up to that liar being 'mysterious'. And hoping 'mysterious' translates to 'a level of authenticity I don't even have the power to perceive yet'

Same thing with the divine feminine. I bet most people who got sucked into this fad was because it was 💃EXOTIC and mysterious💫 and it made promises of SUCCESSFULLY scamming people (it will work this time!)

When really, if you have your head screwed on your shoulders, you can see it for what it is; whimsical ride down b*llsh*t boulevard. What goddess?? Where in the sky do you go outside and see any deity?? There are none.

It's mental illness to believe in something that is not there. But because it's 💫spiritual💃 and you like how that word makes you feel, the FEELING, you romanticize aka play with yourself into discharging dopamine like a good little lab rat.

Instead you can get into why we call countries and dogs he or she and why myths like the excellent sacred catalogue of Greek myth uses personifications to dispense concepts waayyyy easier into the Psyche than using modern scientific dehumanizing computer "language".

All things within psyche are alive, so they are he or she (it's not literal). Dummies like the comfort of he or she being there and being Daddy so they take it to mean literal he or she owns you.

So how COMFORTING for the lab rat slave to hear that if you have a Nakshatra, i.e. a star in zodiac sign in your astrological birth chart, then a SHEdaddy has GOT you and will take care of everything as long as you turn into a good little slave and do everything she (as in your imagination and story making) asks and just hold up your end so she can wipe the table.

Now it makes sense why if you have a 'sun' Nakshatra, then you would go and sing to the sun or eat under the sun because you are woowoo and it helps you get through the day. You will experience the same sensation if someone ties a balloon to your wrist and gives you some cotton candy too🤪

The Bather by Frantisek Kupka, Uttaraphalguni Sun

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If one observes the artistic creations of Uttaraphalguni, especially in the fields of writing and music, one will notice that a curious theme recurs again, and again: nostalgia.

In the recesses of the Uttaraphalguni mind perpetually hangs a cloud of nostalgia which shrouds almost all of their perceptions and understandings. There is always a Golden Age that exists there, with the Uttaraphalguni native wistfully longing to be a part of it again. Their current circumstances are seen by them as a fall from grace from these bygone ages, and so they constantly gaze, teary-eyed and yearning, into the past, glazed with a rose-colored shimmer.

In Messages From Her by Uttaraphalguni Sun native Sabrina Claudio, she sings:

“A piece of me ain't there/

'Cause nothing can compare/

To life when I was young

Just reminiscence of the best parts of my youth/

I wish I was her for good”

From The Great Gatsby by Uttaraphalguni Sun native F. Scott Fitzgerald:

“Gatsby believed in the green light, the orgastic future that year by year recedes before us. So we beat on, boats against the current, borne back ceaselessly into the past.”

In the film based on the book, Uttaraphalguni ASC native Leonardo DiCaprio played the fantasizing Jay Gatsby.

From Ode: Intimations of Immortality by Uttaraphalguni Moon native William Wordsworth:

“There was a time when meadow, grove, and stream,

The earth, and every common sight,

To me did seem

Apparell’d in celestial light,

The glory and the freshness of a dream.

It is not now as it has been of yore;—

Turn wheresoe’er I may,

By night or day,

The things which I have seen I now can see no more.

Whither is fled the visionary gleam?

Where is it now, the glory and the dream?

Heaven lies about us in our infancy!

Shades of the prison-house begin to close

Upon the growing Boy…”

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Uttaraphalguni and the cosmic phase it occupies represent the trappings in the mires of the dualistic world, especially with Hasta and Chitra. These nakshatras in the middle of the cosmic wheel each represent the corruption of duality in their own way. Uttaraphalguni fixates on many kinds of duality, particularly the male-female dichotomy and all of its horrible consequences.

The Beginning of Life by Frantisek Kupka, Uttaraphalguni Sun

Uttaraphalguni is without a doubt one of the main vehicles with which the divided feminine principle deludes the mind. Uttaraphalguni has an insistence on preserving the archetypal female form and its reproductive function, which is why it is so strongly correlated with the birthing of offspring and thus the increase of multiplicity in dualistic existence. And the ways in which the divided feminine deludes is manifold. She promises ephemeral pleasures, lush jungles and groves, “romance”, “La Dolce Vita”…

The one time that CIaire Nakti made a content series to explain Uttaraphalguni, what was it about? The female who dissolves into “blissful trust” for her male consort, and the female who is a “manic pixie dream girl” who exists to cater to the male fantasy. A proxy for someone else to live their individualities.

In the Taittiriya Brahmana, Uttaraphalguni is ruled by Bhaga. Over the years, both Phalgunis have switched rulers across various texts, but in my view, the divided feminine delusion emerges most strongly in Uttaraphalguni. One of the meanings of the word Bhaga is the female reproductive organ, which as we all know, is what the essence of the Immaterial Feminine is reduced to in this world. As I mentioned in my Krittika piece, the Mother of this world, who is the divided feminine, sees herself and all women as nothing more than birthing factories that are nothing more and nothing less than machines that serve to pop out offspring. And so, Uttaraphalguni is the point at which the Immaterial Feminine has been degraded and trapped in material form, enslaved to a system that sees Her as a submissive tool. The ephemeral “sweetness” promised by the Mother and dualistic roles she insists on are the ultimate delusion. Ironically, it is the dualistic foundation of the world which leads Uttaraphalguni to confront its greatest conundrum: divisions in spacetime, divisions in the Original Essence.

This is why Uttaraphalguni natives are always looking into the maze of their past, trying to recall or relive a time when everything was okay.

But, there is a myriad of problems with this fixation on the past. First, the past as one knows it is never as blissful as one may make it out to be, and second, the divided nature of spacetime ensures that whatever joy one experienced before would inevitably come to an end. And so the rosy past that Uttaraphalguni conjures is yet another one of the delusory tactics that the Mother uses to encourage the continuation of the cycle of “life”, “just one more time”, which as I mentioned in the Krittika piece, is brutal, unrelenting suffering. Uttaraphalguni takes the lie told in Krittika and gives more life to it, with lush jungles and blooming flowers and bursting fruits. But again, this is the Mother who does not care about you. And I cannot help but notice that asterisms like Krittika and Uttaraphalguni, upheld by patriarchal systems as being “righteous” and “orderly”, represent the rose-colored delusion that the brutal, uncaring Mother perpetuates.

And so, what is the Uttaraphalguni woman to do?

What I say to her is that if she is looking for happiness, a true joy that cannot diminish because it has no end, she must turn away from the past. She must look in another direction, a direction in which she is not divided, not a tool, not a part of a false dichotomy, not a footnote in someone else’s story. She must look forward to a time and place where the promise to her is She Herself, where She is one in Herself, and where She is at total peace in the totality of Her undivided self. A point where “romance” is not even an afterthought, because the fullness of what She is to Herself is so far beyond what division can offer. She must not look to the withered garden of the past, nor to the ephemeral bounty of this world, but the evergreenness that exists where She is complete in Herself.

Why do actors with Saturn-ruled nakshatras famously play fictional characters that are memorialised for their distinctive scars?

Pushya Sun Daniel Radcliffe as Harry Potter

A verified Uttara Bhadrapada Moon Jeremy Irons as Scar in The Lion King

Anuradha Moon Sanjeeda Sheikh as Waheeda in Heeramandi

Uttara Bhadrapada Sun and possible Pushya Moon Tinsel Korey as Emily Young in New Moon

AA verified Pushya Ascendant Al Pacino as Tony Montana in Scarface

Pushya Sun Elizabeth Moss as Polly in Girl, Interrupted

A mark of survival, perhaps? It's a remnant of a dark past that needs to be either overcome or fully integrated within. This speaks to what I had addressed before about the Scorpionic themes of mourning and moving on, which may apply to all Saturn-ruled nakshatras since Saturn itself is the karaka of the 8th House.

I think Sun-dominant natives revitalise them from this purgatory-like dormant state, allowing for rebirth like that of a Phoenix.

Yoni consorts C Verified Uttara Bhadrapada Moon & Ascendant Sophie Turner as Jean Grey/The Phoenix and AA verified Uttara Phalguni Ascendant James McAvoy as Charles Xavier :

Anuradha Sun Carly Rae Jepsen as Odette and C verified Uttara Phalguni Moon Elle Fanning as Félicie in the film Leap! (Do note that in Hindu mythology, Saturn/Shani is described as physically "lame", much like Odette.) :

AA verified Pushya Ascendant Angelina Jolie as Maleficent and C verified Uttara Phalguni Moon Elle Fanning as Aurora :

A military plane dumping Agent Orange onto a forest in Vietnam during the Vietnam War

I’ve talked about this so many times before, in a series of multiple posts, but somehow I’m still not beating a dead horse. I wish I were, but the fucking horse is alive, kicking, lying, cheating, grifting, scamming, and being a piece of rotting spray-tanned shit in general.

For those of us who haven’t read my article on Ketu, here it is for some background:

The Ketu Trine: Shit and All its Synonyms

So, I’ve talked about how natives of Magha (and the rest of the Ketu trine), especially the male ones, have a strong inclination towards completely amoral action in their personal dealings, or any kind of dealing they are involved in. They act purely based on self-interest, even if it means turning on the ones closest to them. There is no low to which they cannot sink. If the bar is in Hell, they will find a way to sink below Hell. I mean, hell, even Hell wouldn’t want to keep these psychopathic fuckers. So today, it’s time to do away with the generalities. Let’s examine exactly how this skidmark nakshatra functions in the world.

To start, we all hear a lot about corporations and all the evil shit that they do for profit. But I haven’t seen any astrological analysis on what’s going on here. And surprise, surprise, guess which nakshatra pops up over, and over, and over, and over, and over, and over again when you look at the absolute worst, most evil morally depraved corporations to ever exist. Let’s have a look.

DuPont

DuPont is one of the most notorious examples of industrial chemical pollution in history. DuPont’s use of PFOA (a forever chemical) in Teflon manufacturing, despite concerns about its toxicity, contaminated water supplies near its plant in West Virginia. Farm animals started dying horribly out of the blue, and it was later found that PFOA had entered the bodies of people in the community, resulting in birth defects in the years to come.

An individual with birth deformities associated with PFOA

The CEO of the company at the time that it started using PFOA and dumping it into the surrounding environment, and then covering it up, was Crawford H. Greenewalt. He had Magha Sun.

Oh and no individual has ever been charged or held accountable for any of this. Oh and as of 2026, PFOA is present in the bloodstreams of about 98-99% of the world’s population. Yes, you read that right. You, me, and practically everyone who’s reading this article right now has PFOA/PFAS in their bloodstream. Thanks, DuPont. Thanks, Magha.

Monsanto

Monsanto, founded by Magha Sun native John Francis Queeny, is yet another contender for the Most Evil Corporation in history. Here’s why:

And just in case you missed it, Monsanto was the largest producer of Agent Orange for the US government during the Vietnam war. And we all know about its effects during and after the war.

Ain’t it uncanny how Magha is linked to all these horrible pollutants, even symbolically speaking? For anyone who might not know, the orange skidmark who is also the current US President has been referred to as Agent Orange. He has Magha ASC.

An individual with birth deformities associated with Agent Orange

Purdue Pharma

We’ve all heard about the opioid crisis in the US. It’s constantly talked about by the media and it has truly awful effects on those suffering under it. Bodies slumped over, flesh rotting away due to lack of care… Purdue is the company where it all began. The founder of Purdue is Arthur Sackler, with Magha Sun. What Purdue Pharma did has been described as the “Crime of the Century”.

And so…

You’ll notice that the recurring Magha theme here is an unrelenting amorality which leads to literal poisoning on enormous scales. Whether it’s the Agent Orange of the Vietnam War (or the Agent Orange currently sitting in the White House), the current opioid crisis plaguing the US, or the PFOA/PFAS in pretty much everybody’s bloodstream, you’ll see that Magha’s amorality has an omnipresent toxic effect. The poisons unleashed in Ashlesha have fully seeped in, in Magha, on the largest scales.

And it really is no surprise that amoral, psychopathic behavior leads to power and authority in this world, just as the amoral Magha is symbolized by the throne. This is the way of the pitrs, and this is the world we have to deal with. We cannot let them win.

how pathetic it is to never gain what you want. even worked hard for it but it's strangely refused to come within your grasp. a tragic reality for some natives is that they never get what they desired or wished for. it's like no sincere prayer is heard and they feel as if a curse has trapped them in a dusty box. close environmental circumstances constrict them whether it's academic failure, poverty, arranged marriage or a hectic job.

punarvasus at their lowest are miserable and suffering from claustrophobia since their life is caving in on them (their house, office etc). tendencies of escapism accelerate to become an instinctual habit at some point and this includes losing ourselves in those pleasurable daydreams. such detrimental coping mechanisms become a self-imposed aphrodisiac for the senses. it's why the movie vanilla sky (2001) captures the malefic expression of this nakshatra aptly to me.

Les Yeus clos, 'Closed Eyes', by Odilon Redon