Chitra Nakshatra
Tryakshara Ganapati is the form associated with Chitra Nakshatra.
| Significance of Tryakshara Ganapati Tryakshara Ganapati is regarded as the 19th among the 32 different forms of Ganapati. ‘Tryakshara’ is a combination of two words, ‘Thry’ or ‘Thray’ and ‘Akshara.’ ‘Thry’ denotes number 3 and ‘Akshara’ means letters. ‘Try Akshara’ thus indicates a three-letter word and represents the primordial sound ‘Om.’ The sacred sound Om is actually made up of three letters A, U, and M and hence is indicated here as ‘Tryakshara.’ Tryakshara Ganapati is thus, ‘the Lord of the sacred Om.’ He is golden yellow in complexion, has a third eye in his forehead and possesses four hands, which hold in them, his own broken tusk, the elephant goad, a noose and mango fruit. He also has big, flabby ears, with a fly whisk; his trunk is curled to the left and holds Modak, his favorite dumpling. Blessings of Worshipping Tryakshara Ganapati Tryakshara Ganapati is a benevolent Lord, who represents the primordial sound ‘Om.’ This Ganapati is regarded as the Lord who can bestow people with concentration in education and progress in career. By meditating on him and praying to him with sincerity, people can get sound spiritual knowledge and can move in the path of self-realization. Mantra for Tryakshara Ganapati The mantra, which reads as under in Sanskrit, describes the appearance of this elephant-faced Lord in detail, and prays for his grace and blessings. Gajendra vadanam sakshad chalakarna sachamaram, Hemavarnam chathurbahum paashangusha gharam varam Swadantham dakshinehasthe kavyethwam raphalam thadhaa Pushkarai modhakam chaiva dhaarayantha manusmareth Chanting the Tryakshara Ganapati mantra with faith, can be an effective means of propitiating the powerful Lord. Chitra Nakshatra - Tree  
Chitra Nakshatra Chitra is ruled by Tvashtar, the Cosmic craftsman. Its power is the ability to accumulate merit in life (punya cayani shakti). Its basis above is the law. Its basis below is the truth. Through these, the worker is able to gain honor in his work. Chitra allows us to gain the fruit of our good karma that comes through righteousness. It has a highly spiritual energy and effect. Tvashtar creates enduring forms, like a blacksmith, and also produces variety and abundance. He rules over all arts and crafts. Dharmic principles applied in action are shown here. Chitra grants manifold progeny or great creativity. |
| Twashtar desired, “May I gain a wonderful progeny.” One who makes the appropriate offering to Twashtar, to Chitra ( 23 20 Virgo to 06 40 Libra). , gains a wonderful progeny. Twashtar is a form of the Creator, usually called Prajapati, with additional special powers of art and magic. Chitra therefore has great creative powers, giving splendor, multiplicity and abundance. |
| The symbol for the brilliant Chitra nakshatra is a bright jewel
or pearl. Chitra translates as “the beautiful one” or “pretty pictures”,
which reflects its ability to arrange things nicely and in an artistic
fashion. The deity is Tvashtar, the divine celestial architect. The creator
of Astro*Carto*Graphy, Jim Lewis, had his natal Moon placed here. Chitra
natives are often successful artisan types. The shakti is “the ability to
accumulate merit in this life”. Chitra has a rakshasa temperament with a primary
motivation of kama, or desire. The animal associated with this nakshatra is a
female tiger which reveals the passionate, sensual nature experienced here.
Mars is the ruling planet of this asterism. Chitra Career Interests: Architects, interior designers, jewelers, clothing. Lawyers, judges, priests. Religious people who have knowledge of the scriptures. Creative business people, artists. Writers, publications, radio, TV and film. Armed forces, police detective. Chitra is represented by the beautiful, high magnitude, fixed star, Spica, at the beginning of sidereal Libra. “The Universe is uncaused, like a net of jewels in which each is only the reflection of all others in a fantastic interrelated harmony without end”. – The Upanishads |
| This is the “star of opportunity”. These individuals posses
charisma, personal charm, and can be flashy and glamorous. They love bright
colors and usually have very beautiful eyes with well-proportioned bodies.
This is one of the most mystical nakshatras of all. They have deep spiritual
depth and with sudden flashes of insight. They are wonderful
conversationalist; they say the right thing at the right time. Chitra rules
creation, indicating artistic ability, and organizational ability as in
architectural design. Many artists are born in this asterism. With an
affinity to jewels they may deal with gemstones. Chitra reflects the world of
maya and delusions, which they are to over come. The
sanskrit root word Chit
= To think, to comprehend, to reflect, to know, to intend, to design.
Other
Ancient names of this Nakshatra Arista,
Alaraph, Chitta, Chitirai, Chitira, Chaitra, Dana, Suravardhaki, Thwashta,
Twastri, Taksha, Tvastra.
Meaning “The
Bright One”, “The Brilliant One”, “The Multi-Coloured One”, or a “Work of Art”
or “Pretty Pictures”.
Astronomy
- Chitra Nakshatra Number
of Stars - 1 (A Single Star known as Spica / Alpha Virginis and Lies in the Lower
Back Portion of the Constellation of Virgo. It is said to be Placed at the ‘Hip
of the Maiden’ formed by the Constellation of Virgo. The Ancient saw this as
the Residence of Vishwakarma the Celestial Architect. Spica is One of the Most
Auspicious Stars of all Denoting Success, Riches, and a Love of the Sciences
and Arts).
Yoga
Taras (Principle Stars) Spica
(Alpha Virginis).
Chitra
Nakshatra - Ruled by Mars Chitra
Nakshatra in the Vimshottari Nakshatra Dasa (120 Year Cycle of Timing of Events)
system introduced by Rishi Parashara is associated with planet Mars. This association
with Mars is only relevant with the Vimshottari based Nakshatra Dasa system and
Mars doesn't rule this Nakshatra as is believed and understood misinterpreted
in many of the later texts on Nakshatras. The Nakshatras are ruled by the
Devatas (Tutelary Archetypes or Principal Dieites). Other Nakshatra based dasa
systems given by Rishis Parashara have been associated with other planets that influence
this nakshatra and this has to be used judiciously only for studying and interpreting
the underlying scheme of Dasa. Study of the Vimshottari Dasa with this
Nakshatra we base the association of Mars with the Karakas (significations) of
Mars which includes and not limited to: Army, Siblings, Land, Property, House,
Surgery, Husband, Truth, Land And Fort, Diseases, Wounds/Ulcer, Valour,
Fighting Equipments Or Arms, Fire, Dignity, Higher Knowledge, Brothers, Happiness
Through Brothers, Positions Like 2nd in-Command Or Heir Apparent, Bile,Heat,
Strength Of Nativeís Hands, Courage, Strength Of Native, Quarrels,
Arguments,Success In Encounters/ War, Goats, Red Leprosy, Sacrificing Live
Animals, Getting Lost In Deserts, Having To Live in Hill Stations Or Mountains,
Women, Copper, Gold, Coral,
Ruby, Stamp Of Authority, Fetters or Imprisonment, Punishment, Nature, Friends
or Followers, Fort, Implements or Armour, Poisonous Creatures, Bamboo, Catechu,
Sulphur, Lions, Tigers, Valour. Mars is also associated with Lord Narasimha
(Man-Lion) amongst the Dasa Avataars (10 Incarnations) of Vishnu. Mars is also
been reffered to as
Angaraka, Bhauma, Chevaai, Kuja.
Key
Points The
deity of this nakshatra is Tvastar who as per Purusha Sukta is the first born
creator of the Universe. He is supposedly the visible form of creativity to
come from the navel of Vishwakarma (The Celestial Architect). In the Rid Veda,
Tvastar is believed to belong to the clan of Bhrighus and is invoked when
desiring offsprings as
is called “Garbha Pati” or “Lord of the Womb”. He is considered to be the son
of Guru Sukracharya (Lord of Venus and Mentor of the Demons). He is father of
Saranyu (also called Saranya, Sanjna, Sangya) who is the wife of Vivasat
(Lord Surya) and mother of Yama and Yami, sometimes identified as the fifirst
Humans. Tvastar
is also the father of Viswarupa or Trishira (The Three headed Asura) who was
vanquished by Indra, and in revenge Tvastar created the Vritra the fearsome
dragon. In
some accounts in the Puranas, Tvastar and Vishwakarma have been interchangeable
refered and it is believed the ancient vedic seers saw this nakshatra as the
residence of Vishwakarma (or Tvastar; the visible creative energy of
Vishwakarma), the divine architect. Tvastar, the celestial architect, is the
main ruling deity of this nakshatra. He is the son of Prabhasa, one of the Asta
Vasus. His mother is Varastri, the sister of the Brihaspati (the Priest of the Gods).
He is said to be adept in Maya, the illusory force which keeps alive the drama
of life. Vishwakarma, uses his knowledge of Maya to create, mutate and fashion
new forms out of the pre-existing ones, an act which seems like magic to
others. His workings are often done in secret and shroud of mystery surrounds
him To
understand his mysterious aspect better, we have to take our present day
example, “most of us are completely unaware how normal soil containing silicon
is transformed into a computer, a device which has the ability to do all these
magic-like functions”. In the same way, most of us do not have the clue as to
how Vishwakarma creates magnificent structures using the most basic elements.
That is why none can surpass Chitra as far as arts, crafts, design,
architecture, and beauty are concerned. He is the master of maya and magic, and
represents regenerative power and longevity Vishwakarma,
even though he is friendly to the gods, has no particular allegiance
to anyone. He creates all Lokas (planes of existence) for all (human, godly,
serpent, etc). It is Vishwakarma who fashions thunderbolts for Indra, the king
of heavenly hosts, the chalice of Soma, the Trishul and Pinaka Bow of Shiva,
the Spear of Karthikeya and the Discus of Vishnu. But his twin brother,
Trishiras (three-headed) is a demon and an enemy of Indra. This duality finds expression
through Chitra, a nakshatra which is very ambiguous and thus hard to classify
in any fixed category of good, evil, crooked or saintly The
Celestial Physicians and Agriculturists the Ashwini Kumaras are the
grandchildren of Visvakarma. He was the the divine architect of the universe.
He ritually offered himself to the creation and maintainence of the Universe Chitra
allows us to gain the fruit of our good karma that comes through righteousness.
It has strong spiritual energy and effect.
Tvastar creates enduring forms, like a blacksmith, and also produces variety
and abundance Chitra
is very beautiful to look at. Viswakarma is the great artist and artificer to
the Gods, the lord of practical arts and applied aesthetics. The knowledge and
capacity to paint, the gift of narration and well-ordered conversation. From
Chitra is derived the painter, specialist in paints, the artist, the musician,
the skilful surgeon, the imaginative writer, the specialist in aromatic herbs
and dreamer of intricate patterns. The art of construction, the art of
engraving, embroidery, frame-making and everything that constitutes an artistic
complex from
fifine embroidery to the Taj Mahal and on the other hand industrial engineering
and skill and the organisation of machinery and plants – everything is caused
or influenced by Chitra It
would suffice to say
that Mars is the powerhouse which runs Chitra’s factory. The Martian energy
doesn’t express itself in its natural confrontational way through Chitra as it
is sublimated by Venus, the Secondary ruler of this asterism. Venus is often
regarded as the soul opposite of Mars. This view is only partially correct as
Mars & Venus are complimentary to each other more than anything else.
Together they are responsible for the reproductive process in nature. This gives
us a clue as to where Chitra’s creativity originates from. Venus refines the
raw Martian impulses. Chitra can thus be seen as the refinement-meter of the
soul. Mars-Venus together promotes sexuality, making Chitra one of the most
sexually alluring and active amongst nakshatras The
high magnitude fixed star Spica (Alpha Virginis), one of the brightest stars in
the wheat ear of Virgo, this is one of the most auspicious stars of all
denoting success, riches, and a love of the sciences and arts This
is the “Star of Opportunity”. These individuals posses charisma, personal
charm, and can be flashy and glamorous. They love bright colors and usually
have very beautiful eyes with well-proportioned bodies. This is one of the most
mystical nakshatras of all. They have deep spiritual depth and with sudden flashes
of insight. They are wonderful conversationalist; they say the right thing at
the right time. Chitra rules creation, indicating artistic ability, and
organizational ability as in architectural design. Many artists are born in
this asterism.
With an affinity to
jewels they may deal with gemstones. Chitra reflflects the world of maya and
delusions, which they are to over come. Persons
born in this star defeats his enemies gallantly, is an expert in politics and
has extraordinary intelligence. They enjoy good health and always appear much
younger than their actual age. ‘Create’ is keyword for them. Natives with
Chitra rising have well-proportioned hairless body, bright lustrous eyes, thin
eyebrows, alluring mannerisms and glint in eyes. Chitra is good for auspicious
activities like Yoga, Collecting Herbs, Wearing Gem Stones & New Clothes The
deity of Chitra Viswakarma is supposed to have built many cities and palaces
for the Gods since the eons (Yugas) namely: Swarga Loka (Heaven) in the Satya
Yuga, Lanka in the Treta Yuga.
Chitra
Nakshatra mentions from the Scriptures “Chitra
presides over persons skilled in making ornaments, jewellery (or jewel
examiners), dyeing (or painting), writing, singing and perfumery, as well as
mathematicians, weavers, ophthalmic surgeons and king's corn.” -
Brihat Samhita by Varahamihira (Chapter XV, Stellar Rulership) “If
in Chitra he will be very wary, good natured, and endowed with a high sense of
honour, though longing for other men's wives.” - Jataka
Parijata, Nakshatra Palam (Adh. IX, Sloka 84-90) “Taking
and Making Medicine, Collecting Herbs.” -
Muhurta Chintamani “Per
Hora Sara, one born in Chitra Nakshatra will be enthusiastic, likes bad women
/men, be sinful, argumentative in nature, like luxurious garments, lives in a foreign
country.” -
Hora Sara “Per
Jatakabharana, the person born in Chitra Nakshatra will wear beautiful and
fashionable clothes and will be well versed in kama shastra (art of love), be a
scholar and enjoys the life.” -
Jatakabharana
Deity - Tvastar Tvastar or Tvashtri or Vishvakarma (The Celestial Architect,
Divine Engineer and Cosmic Craftsman of the Universe, The Designer of the
Weapons, Celestial Chariots and Spacecrafts of the Warriors in Mythology,
Master of Maya and Magic, He is Creative Sculptor and Designers of the
Ornaments and Protective Armour of the Gods and Godesses). Sacred Animal - Female Tiger
Symbol - Bright Jewel or Pearl
Mythological Stories about Chitra Nakshatra The Story of Lord Ayappa
Lord Ayappa also known as Hari Hara Sudhan meaning Son of
Hari(Vishnu) and Hara(Shiva). The demoness Mahishi was burning up with anger at the trick the
Gods had pulled on her brother, the asura king Mahishasura. As Mahishasura was
blessed with invulnerability to all men, the Gods had sent Goddess Durga, to fight
and kill him. Thus, Mahishi began performing a fearsome set of austerities, and
pleased the creator God Brahma. She asked for the boon of invulnerability, but Brahma said
it was not possible so Mahishi planned and asked invulnerability to all men
except by the son of Shiva and Vishnu (Both are male & no possibility to
give birth to any one). He granted her the boon of ruling the universe and
being invulnerable except by the son of Shiva and Vishnu. Since such a person did not exist, she thought she was
safe and began conquering and plundering the world. The Gods implored Shiva and
Vishnu to save them from this catastrophe. Vishnu found a possible solution to the problem. When Vishnu had taken on the
Kurma Avatar, he also had to manifest himself as Mohini, the enchantress, to
save the nectar of immortality (ambrosia or amrit) from the demons who were not
willing to share it with the Gods. If he became Mohini again, then the female Mohini
and the male Shiva could have the divine child who would combine the powers of
Durga as per Brahmand Purana and beat Mahishi. And thus Lord Ayappa was born! Lord
Ayyapa’s human incarnation was “Manikandan”. Baby manikandan was found alone in
the pampa forest and the king Raja Rajashekara adopted him. But in the meantime,
the queen was pregnant, and now she did not want Manikanda to be the heir
to the royal throne. So she faked a mysterious disease that could be cured only
by the milk of a tigress. Manikandan agreed to go to the forest and return with
the milk of a tigress for his step mother. The
queen was happy thinking manikandan will be killed in the forest. Days later,
Manikandan entered the palace riding a fierce tigress and followed by a pack of
its cubs. The king and queen realized now knew that Manikandan was no ordinary
being. They were convinced of His divine origins, and prayed to Him to be with
them for their own
salvation and for the safety of the kingdom. However, Manikandan was now
determined to leave the place. The Lord manikandan told the King that he could
construct a temple at Sabarimala, north of the holy river Pampa and install His
deity there. Ayyappa also explained how the Sabarimala pilgrimage shall be
undertaken, emphasizing the importance of ‘vrutham’ and what the devotees can
attain by His ‘darshan’. The chitra nakshatra natives have qualities of both
Shiva and Vishnu, yet just like Lord Ayyappa
they might have to experience some parenting issues. Just like how Lord Ayyappa
tamed the most difficult
tigress, the chitra natives have it in them to tackle their inner demons and
become victorious in life.
Tvastr
- The Celestial Architect In
the historical Vedic religion, Tva01/ is
the artisan god or fashioner. The Purusha Sukta refers to the Purusha as
Tvastr, who is the visible form of creativity emerged from the navel of the
invisible Vishvakarman. In the Yajurveda, Purusha Sukta and the tenth mandala
of the Rigveda, his character and attributes are merged with the concept of
Hiranyagharbha/Prajapathy or Brahma. The term, also transliterated as Tvastr,
nominative Tvastr, is the
heavenly builder, the maker of divine implements, especially Indra's Vajra and
the guardian of Soma. Tvastr is
mentioned 65 times in the 2gveda and
is the former of the bodies of men and animals,' and invoked when desiring offspring,
called garbha-pati or the lord of the womb. As
per Rigveda Tvastr
known as Rathakara belongs
to clan of the Bh/gus.
Similarly, as mentioned in the epic Mahabharata, Tvastr
or the Rathakara is Sukracarya's
son, Sukracarya (the mentor of the asuras) is Bh/gu's
grandson and V.ru,ibh/gu's
son. He fathered Vritra, as well as the twins Trisiras and Saranyu, with
Hiranyakashipu"s daughter.
He is the father of Saranya, who twice bears twins to Vivasvat - Yama and Yami,
also identified as the first humans. He is also the father of Vi 4var5pa
or Tri4iras who
was killed by Indra, in revenge Tvastr created
Vrtra a fearsome dragon. Tvastr
is a solar deity in the Mahabharata
and the Harivamsa. He is
mentioned as the son of Kashyapa and
Aditi and is said to have made the three worlds with pieces of the Sun
god, Surya.
The
form of Ganesha related to Chitra Nakshatra Tryakshara
Ganapati is the 19th among the 32 forms of Lord Ganesha and symbolizes the
primordial sound “OM”. Tryakshara Ganapathi means “the lord of three letters”
from Bheejashara, the three seed letter called 'A', 'U' and 'M' combines to
give “AUM”. In this form, Lord
Ganesh appears in golden complexion with four hands and third eye on his fore
head. He has big floppy ears with fluffy whisks. His trunk is curled towards
the left holding his favorite sweet Modaka. In his four hands, the right hands
holds tusk and elephant goad, and on his left hands holds mango and a noose.
Strength Sociable,
Perceptive, Conversant, Independent, Motivated, High-Spirited, Elegant, Dignified,
Judicious, Well-Read, Attractive, Well-Dressed, Drawn to Philosophy and Social
Thought, Prefers Physical Expression of Creativity Such as Sculpture,
Printmaking, Business Savvy, Deep Spirituality.
Weakness
/ Shadow Issues Arrogant,
Egocentric, Easily Bored, Smug, Argumentative, Judgmental, Spendthrift, Quick
to Challenge Another’s View Point, Unethical, Attracted to Mates who are
Exciting, But Negligent, Lack of Integrity. ' Chitra
natives have strong sexual desires. They have a passionate and seductive
persona, due the maya and illusion that can be created by the deity Tvastar.
Also note that the primary motivation of Chitra is Kama that is latent passion
and desire. A smug, arrogant, self-indulgent nature can also develop with the Chitra
natives According to Bepin Behari there is a “tendency to give a reply on
any matter without forethought and the wake up at the eleventh hour and try to
rectify one’s utterances when it is too late”. Note that Chitra is Rakshasha
(Demonic) in nature They delay important decisions for the last moment and finally
make the mess of everything There is a tendency of jealousy towards their competitors who try
to outshine the Chitra native People born in first two padas of Chitra Nakshatra (Virgo sign)
have many enemies who will bring many obstructions in their career growth Their marital life is also not very good especially they are
deprived of bed pleasures They may have serious disputes with father and senior colleagues They may have to leave their birth place and live separately and
may be deprived of happiness from parents.
Favorable Activities when moon transits Chitra Nakshatra Health and Physical Improvement, Arts and Crafts, Interior
Designing, Spirituality, Herb Collection, Attracting Opposite Sex, Decoration,
Elegance, Charisma, Health Care, Buying New Clothes, Home Repairs, Home Design,
Arts and Crafts, Mechanical Activities, Performances, Decorating, Spiritual Practices,
Relating to Opposite Sex, Preparing Medicines, Activities requiring Charisma
and Eloquence.
Unfavorable Activities when moon transits Chitra Nakshatra Confrontation, Investigation, Marriage.
Career Interest All types of Craftsmen and Artisans, Sculptors, Architects,
Designers, Fashion Designers, Models, Fashion Industry, Cosmetic Industry,
Plastic surgeons, Surgeons in General, Photographers,
Graphic Artists, Composers, Orators, Compeers and Broadcasters, All professions
requiring Special Abilities and Versatility, Business Experts,
Interior Designers, Jewellery Makers, Vastu and Feng Shui Experts, All
Professions involving Invention and Production of all kinds of Machinery,
Builders of all Kinds, Landscapers, Painters, Screenplay Writers, Novelists,
Production and Set designers, Art Directors, Those associated with Theatre or Theatre
Groups, Stage Managers, Performers of all Kinds, Jazz Musicians, Musicians with
an Original and out of Ordinary Approach, Herbologists, Advertising Industry,
Gemmologist, Jewellery, Artist, Painter, Interior Design, Architects,
Jewellers, Lawyers, Judges, Priests, Religious People, Learned in the Vedas,
Publications, Radio, TV, Films, Armed Forces, Police, Detectives.
Important
themes Chitra
bring skill and craftsmanship in the native They
usually wear bright and colorful clothing and jewellery. Chitra natives have
fondness for flowers, garlands and other objects of natural beauty. Since it is
a Mridu (Soft) nakshatra it is conducive for learning music, dance and drama.
It demonstrates creativity, artistry and planning The
Virgo part of Chitra is more favorable for engineers, creative directors,
screen play writers, novelists and architects. The Virgo Chitra is known to use
and manipulate people if other planetary combinations support in the chart. The
Libra part of Chitra is more favorable for Actors, Painters, Dancers, Singers, Jewellery
Designers, Gemologists, etc which bring the Venus energy to Chitra. The Libra
section of Chitra people may standout in the crowd due to their reddish tone
skin and attractive large eyes usually with very fine eyebrows Chitra
native are known to raise their eyebrows and spread their eyes to display their
anger and displeasure. They can be considered to be very rude and stingy at
times Chitra
due to its desire to bear wonderful children has great creative powers, and can
give favourable, multiplicity and abundance to the native. Since Chitra is
associated with a female tiger it reveals the passionate and sensual nature of
the natives Chitra
natives look similar to Krittika natives but Krittika natives have smaller eyes
due to Sorrow Chitra
due to Mars’s lordship are not spineless like Swati nor are diplomatic like Vishakha
nakshatra Chitra
is closely associated with Magicians and other masters of illusion Chitra
rules over the development and shaping of the embryo in the womb Chitra
is like the best Girl Friend of the Moon that he would take out to a party. Although
Moon prefers Rohini the best, but Chitra being one of the friendliest and
social nakshatras, he prefers to take her out for movies or social gatherings. Chitra
is considered to be the social life of the Moon. Generally Moon near the blue colored
bright star Spica in Chitra can give the native a huge number of friends. They
do not categorise friends and treat all equally Chitra
natives are commonly know to stay up late till 3-4 am and are found to be most
active during this time. If they were to sleep early, invariably they wake up around
about the time to go back to bed after a few minutes. They are nocturnal like
the Tiger the animal symbol of this nakshatra Chitra
natives have a rare ability to dive into the deep seas of knowledge or consciousness
to bring to the world the rare secrets and sparkling objects just like brining
the pearls from the oysters under the sea Chitra
natives are often seen to have problems or differences
with their children. In some cases it can also lead to abortions or if no
abortion then sometime observed to have marriage after pregnancy or unhealthy
kids. Note that Saturn is the Lord of the 5th Bhava for a Chitra Lagna, and it
all depends on the position of Saturn in the chart Chitra
natives can like meticulous ordering of things at home and or want ordered
appearance in clothes. Hence they can be good planners, administrators and
strategists. They also show a penchant for creating/collecting things that are
very exclusive. |
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