
- Nakshatras
- Jyeshtha
Nakshatra 18 of 27 · 16° 40′ Vrishchika – 0° 00′ Dhanu
Jyeshtha
Indra, king of the gods · a round earring, or an umbrella
Born with Chandra in Jyeshtha, the eldest's star, ruled over by Indra, you are the one who takes charge — studious, quick, resourceful and bold, with a wit that wins arguments. Budh's star in Mangal's sign makes you tireless and technical: engineering, power and water works, printing and publishing, insurance, surgery, the forces and the courts all suit you. The sharp tongue is your weapon and your weak point; say less than you could. Care for the lower bowel, the arms and the shoulders, and rest before you are forced to.
The four padas
Pada 1 — Dhanu navamsha (Guru); names begin with No (नो). Sharp, quick and versatile; KP names the law, acting, sales, liaison and press work.
Pada 2 — Makara navamsha (Shani); names begin with Ya (या). Fortunate and frank, with a comfortable life; KP names power houses, bridges, marine and mechanical engineering, and the mint.
Pada 3 — Kumbha navamsha (Shani); names begin with Yi (यी). Intense and self-assertive; KP names surgery, mechanical engineering, iron and bridge work, and cost accounting.
Pada 4 — Meena navamsha (Guru); names begin with Yu (यू). Philosophical and prayerful; KP names audit and chartered accountancy, the post and telecommunications — and the last ghatikas here begin Abhukta Moola.
Health
The lower bowel, colon and reproductive organs: piles and fistula; aches in the arms and shoulders. Don't ignore bleeding or pain, keep the diet soft and regular, and see a doctor for anything persistent.
Work the books name
- engineering — chemical, mechanical, power and water works
- printing, publishing and the press
- insurance
- surgery and surgical instruments
- the forces and naval accounts
- the courts and sessions judges
- telecommunications, cables and the post
- advertising
- musical instruments
A day under this star is good for
- taking charge and protecting what is yours
- decisive, demanding work
- Indra puja
- Budh's matters in a Budh hora (KP): admissions, drafting, accounts