Significance of Nakshatras in Vedic Astrology
If you intend to use astrology in solving everyday issues, then it is important for you to take into account the nature of the 27 lunar stars.
Each of them has a special character that makes it appropriate for a specific activity.
That is, while the Moon passes through 27 stars, you need to plan various activities according to the description of transits given earlier, but also take into account the nature of the stars, as described below.
Fixed stars: Rohini, Uttaraphalguni, Uttaradshadha and Uttarabhadrapada.
When the Moon is in any of these stars, activities designed for long-term results, such as planting seeds, moving to a new home, taking oaths, vows, laying the foundation, etc., should be carried out.
Started at this time will bring good and lasting results.
Soft stars: Chitra, Mrigashira, Anuradha, Revati.
When the Moon is in any of these stars, activities such as wearing new clothes, sexual intercourse to conceive, dancing and arts, and performing solemn rituals are recommended.
Light stars: Ashvini, Pushya, Hasta.
When the Moon is in any of these stars, activities such as decorating, pleasant walks in the country, excursions, sports, starting a business, traveling, taking medicine are recommended.
Sharp, irritable stars: Mula, Jiesta, Ardra and Ashlesha.
When the Moon is in any of these stars, such inauspicious activities as harming other people, separating oneself from other people, blaming and quarreling, and reciting empowering mantras are more successful than at other times.
The moving stars are Shravana, Dhanishta, Swati, Satabish and Punarvasu.
When the Moon is in these stars, activities such as gardening, traveling, acquiring means of transport, doing good but short-lived deeds are recommended.
Terrible stars: Purvaphalguni, Purvashadha, Bharani, Purvabhadrapada and Magha.
When the Moon is in these terrible stars, it is a good time for low planes, for poisoning or imprisoning others, for arson, deceit, and other harmful acts.
Mixed stars: Krittika and Visakha.
When the Moon is in these stars, one can engage in routine activities, daily duties, but new, important work should not be undertaken.
