
- Nakshatras
- Purva Bhadrapada
Nakshatra 25 of 27 · 20° 00′ Kumbha – 3° 20′ Meena
Purva Bhadrapada
Aja Ekapada, the one-footed form of Rudra · the front legs of a cot, or a two-faced figure
Born with Chandra in Purva Bhadrapada, you are humane, hopeful and philosophical, with a mind that reaches for the large questions — science, philosophy, astronomy and astrology come naturally. Guru's star makes you honest, unselfish and good at getting work done through others: finance and banking, research and planning, education, public companies and trusts suit you. In the Meena quarter you become what KP calls an 'angel of mercy' — charitable, artistic, drawn to service in hospitals and relief work. Beware a streak of inertia between bursts of zeal, and look after the ankles and feet.
The four padas
Pada 1 — Mesha navamsha (Mangal); names begin with Se (से). Philosophical and principled; KP names teaching, religion, banking, the law and surgery.
Pada 2 — Vrishabha navamsha (Shukra); names begin with So (सो). Literary and advisory; KP names journalism, novels, editing, publishing and consulting.
Pada 3 — Mithuna navamsha (Budh); names begin with Da (दा). Articulate and artistic; KP names legal advice and judging, schools, drama, cinema and music.
Pada 4 — Karka navamsha (Chandra); names begin with Di (दी). The Meena quarter — merciful, courteous and hospitable; KP names ministers, judges and independent auditors, and a love of music and scenery.
Health
The ankles and feet: swollen ankles, low blood pressure and palpitations; in the Meena quarter the liver and abdomen. Put your feet up after long days, check your blood pressure, and see a doctor for anything persistent.
Work the books name
- teaching statistics, astronomy and astrology
- research and planning
- banking, finance and foreign exchange
- insurance and public companies
- the stock exchange
- medicine
- air travel and aviation
- municipal and civic bodies
- temple trusts
- ministers, judges and relief work (the Meena quarter)
A day under this star is good for
- decisive, courageous undertakings
- tapas, vrat and a new sankalp
- beginning study of philosophy or astrology in a Guru hora (KP)