💦 Water is associated with absorption, beauty, calm, change, compassion, creativity, emotions, intuition, flexibility, relations, reflection, sensibility and sadness.

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Depending where you get it from and what it is, it can have more magical properties:

💦 Pond water: conjuration, stillness, boundaries, silence.

💦 Sparkling water: banishment, curses, power, purification.

💦 Lake water: abundance, stillness, the unknown, wealth, spirituality.

💦 Swamp water: creating bonds, invisibility, illness.

💦 Sea water: banishment, concentration, immensity, fear, power, protection, purification, life.

💦 Rain water: growth, power, rebirth.

💦 River water: charging, conjuration, energy, movement, power.

💦 Storm water: banishment, charging, clarity, energy, strength, curses, motivation, purification.

💦 Melted ice: creativity, growth, fleetingness, harmony, preservation, protection, purification.

💦 Melted hail: aggressiveness, wounds, curses, ill intentions.

💦 Melted snow: change, delicacy, balance, endings, healing, power, purity, slowing down, resolutions, tranquility, transformation.

Ugra Tara, She Who Provides Deliverance for All

One of the main reasons that attaining the transcendence of samsara for yourself and stopping there is simply not enough is twofold:

1. The systems that oppressed you still remain, and as long as they remain, there is the chance that you may fall back into them or get dragged back into them.

2. The beings who are still mired in samsara and in the delusion that samsara is the place to remain are exactly the beings who have the potential to drag you back into samsara.

Samsara is made possible by the existence of duality, which itself comes from a division in the primordial essence, which begets further divisions, and further divisions, and further divisions. And these divisions in spacetime and in the primordial essence are what allows for the wheel of samsara to turn in the first place. To get from Point A to Point B to Point C to Point Z and then back to Point A requires division, i.e. difference. Point A being distinct from Point B already carries the implication that Point A is temporospatially distinct from Point B. This is what duality permits. To destroy this system of cycles of immense suffering, we must destroy duality itself, and we must ensure that no being invested in perpetuating this cruel duality is allowed to continue doing so.

And so, we must collectively get out of samsara. If a being tries to drag you back in, you drag them in the opposite direction, until they are all out along with you. Then, we destroy the systems that perpetuate dualistic samsaric suffering for all, and in doing so, there will no longer be beings who can drag us back into samsara, nor a samsara to be dragged back into in the first place.

Samsara-lovers out there beware. You’re about to get dragged.

if you have heavy water influence (cancer, scorpio, pisces) and you're not making arts and crafts and meditation part of your daily life, not swimming, drinking a lot of water, getting rid of items that hold bad memories for you, you may experience excessive emotional sensitivity, being stuck in the past, melancholy, unexplained crying episodes and swelling problems.

if you have heavy fire influence (aries, leo, sag) and you're not incorporating excersize and walking into your life, dancing regularly, have creative outlets and start new projects, you may experience attention deficits, forgetfulness, sleep disturbances, body aches, constant fatigue, and weight gain.

In order to understand why Vishakha is the birth Nakshatra of the Sun, one has to remember its position in the Nakshatra wheel right after Swati, the exaltation Nakshatra of Saturn, and how Vishakha represents breaking free from those limitations for the first time.

The image above is a perfect representation of uniformity of the Swati energy, where Saturn is an equalizer, one who learns to fit in with the masses to stay relevant as part of their identity.

Vishakha is the point where that fitting in is feeling oppressive. One still has the basis of social relevance and comparison, but instead of mingling, there is a desire to defy the structure.

The key thing to understand about this dynamic is that the discomfort and the soul's light are the same thing because it is our soul's unique individual pull that rebels against being crushed and oppressed. The discomfort is proof that there is something real in a Vishakha native that can't be erased, something visceral that keeps trying to claw in from the inside. Of course, this is a process, so it's initially difficult to fully own that energy, which is why we start here with false overidentification with relationships and people pleasing.

However, through all that discomfort in Vishakha we realise that we don't want to be just one of the crowd, we don't want to suffer to fit in, we want to be free, and we want to be ourselves and express our orginality without having to constantly pay attention to anyone else's validation.

Ultimately, we reach a point where we realise that the spontaneous solar soul pull within us doesn't need any external validation. Ironically enough, this is where Vishakha also becomes more magnetic to others, who become drawn to that freshly emerging natural charisma.

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Disclaimer: unlike the ☀️ solar signs, the 🌙 lunar signs, aka, the nakshatras, are not ruled by planets. They are ruled by deities. The planets you will find regarding the nakshatras are only associated to them. Planets do not rule the nakshatras. As some nakshatras overlap two signs, you will see this nakshatra and the same deity in both of these signs.

Uttara Phalguni – Aryaman, the Generous Guide 🌟🤝: Aryaman is one of the noble Adityas and a guardian of social order, honor, customs, and sacred traditions 📜✨. As the king of the ancestors, he preserves the wisdom of those who came before us and encourages respect for lineage, heritage, and family bonds 🌳👴👵.

His path is said to be the Milky Way itself 🌌, symbolizing the journey back to one's roots and the connection between generations. Through Aryaman, we remember where we come from and understand the responsibilities that accompany our place within society.

In the Rig Veda, Aryaman is frequently invoked alongside Mitra (Anuradha) and Varuna (Shatabhisha) 🤝🌙☀️. Together, they uphold harmony, agreements, morality, and the proper functioning of both the human and divine worlds.

Aryaman is also associated with hospitality, generosity, companionship, and noble conduct 🏡💛. He governs the bonds that unite people: friendships, alliances, marriages, and social obligations.

Unlike rulers who command through force, Aryaman leads through dignity, fairness, and mutual respect 👑✨. His guidance teaches that true prosperity comes not only from personal success but also from helping others, honoring commitments, and maintaining strong relationships.

Uttara Phalguni carries this generous and stabilizing energy 🌿🌞. It is a nakshatra of support, loyalty, responsibility, and lasting partnerships.

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Purva Phalguni – Bhaga, the God of Opulence 🌸💎: Bhaga is one of the twelve Adityas, the solar deities who uphold the cosmic order ☀️. He presides over the moment when the Sun gently descends toward the western horizon 🌅—the end of the working day, when effort gives way to rest, celebration, and the enjoyment of life's blessings.

In the Rig Veda, Bhaga is praised as the "giver of wealth," "possessor of opulence," and the deity of rightful inheritance, prosperity, fortune, and fair sharing 💰🤲.

Bhaga is often associated with happiness, love, pleasure, generosity, and the rewards earned through honest effort 🌺✨. While he bestows worldly comforts and good fortune, his consort Siddhi represents spiritual accomplishment and perfection 🪷.

He is depicted as a radiant, smiling deity, immense in stature, seated peacefully upon a lotus 🌸☀️—a symbol of prosperity blooming from purity and wisdom.

Purva Phalguni reflects this joyful energy: creativity, beauty, love, generosity, relaxation, and the ability to fully appreciate the blessings that life has to offer 💖🌿.

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Magha – The Pitris, the Ancestor Guides 👑🕊️

The Pitris are commonly understood as the ancestors, but Vedic tradition gives them a far deeper meaning 🌌. They are often described as elevated ancestral beings whose role is to guide departed souls, protect family lineages, and sometimes communicate through dreams or subtle inspiration 🌙✨.

They are the guardians of tradition, culture, ethics, and lineage 📜🌳. Through them, knowledge and values are transmitted from one generation to the next, preserving the continuity of both families and civilizations.

When the Pitris are honored and remembered, they are said to bless their descendants with health, prosperity, harmony, and protection 🙏💛. This is why ancestor remembrance occupies such an important place in many Vedic rituals.

The Pitris include both human ancestors, those from whom we descend directly, and divine ancestors, the primordial beings regarded as the progenitors of humanity. Depending on the tradition, these may include figures such as Yama, the lord of the departed, or Manu, the archetypal ancestor of mankind 🌍. Similar concepts exist in many cultures—for example, Adam in the Christian tradition.

Magha embodies this profound connection with ancestry 👑✨. It reminds us that our roots are a source of strength, that we inherit more than genetics🌳⭐.

📖 According to the Taittiriya Brahmana, Bhaga is identified as the deity of Uttara Phalguni rather than Aryaman. However, Aryaman is unquestionably one of the Phalguni deities and remains the figure most commonly associated with Uttara Phalguni in many Vedic traditions.

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I will say one thing about Bharani women, and it is that they are extremely hard workers with an excellent work ethic. Even though this nakshatra has so much to do with senseless reproduction and birth into this corrupt, dualistic universe of suffering, represented by its yoni symbol, Bharani is one of the main nakshatras that will help to liberate this universe.