Astrology - Nakshatras

How to predict using Nakshatra Pada. Found an interesting article on the topic and copied it for future analysis and personal finding. By studying the nakshatra that a graha inhabits we can understand the psychology and emotional themes in a person’s life represented by the graha in a rasi. Including the nakshatra will give greater specificity than looking at the rasi alone, and, gives more juicy details about the mental makeup and emotional issues. A person with the Moon in Gemini rasi, for instance, could very likely be interested in communications, writing, teaching, interacting with others and be changeable. But within Gemini there are 3 distinct nakshatras with a completely different symbol, deity, patterns, animal, tridosa, gana etc. The person’s Geminian mind will have completely different karmas and experiences based on the nakshatra it is located in.  For example, the intense and stormy Ardra will have to struggle and work hard to overcome one obstacle after another before rea

Nakshatra Mantra As you know there are 27 Nakshatras in Astrology and theyplayaimportant role in astrology.Nakshatra Mantras are as one of the most reliable remedies of Vedic Astrology and many persons use mantras to remove problems from life.You can chant Nakshatra Mantra by yourself or get it done by some priest(Brahman).Our Good or Bad karma is based on the positions of nakshatra in our birthchart. Native who born in bad nakshatrain birthchart will cause many obstacles in success and problems in career, business, marriage, love &relationship, finance and health problems. If you do the regular practices of chanting mantra of your nakshatra, will lead to obtaining the blessings from your God to remove all obstacles in life and get good health, wealth and prosperityas well as physical, mental and spiritual health too.All mantras are locked in the sense that its true import can only be revealed by only those who have practiced it and attained 'siddhi'. Here, the following ar

Dvija Ganapati is the form associated with Ashwini Nakshatra Significance of Dwija Ganapati Dwija Ganapati is regarded as the 6th form among the 32 different forms of Ganapati. The word ‘Dwija’ is a combination of two terms ‘Dwi’, denoting the number two and ‘Ja’, an abbreviation of ‘Janma’, which means birth. Thus ‘Dwija’ simply means ‘twice born’. Normally this word is used to refer to Brahmins, for whom, normal birth is regarded as the first birth and the wearing of the ‘sacred thread’ and obtaining the right to perform the holy rituals as the second. However, Dwija Ganapati is regarded as a Lord equivalent to Brahma, the God of creation. This Ganesha is also similar to Brahma in appearance, pure white in color, and with four heads and the same number of hands. He holds in his hands, the japa mala made of Rudhraksha beads, a Kamandalam (water vessel), a dhandam (an ascetic’s staff) and an ancient work or scripture made of ole leaves. This form of Ganesha can be seen as a