This is the second Nakshatra. Its symbol is a boat, and its animal symbol is an elephant. This constellation consists of three dim stars forming a triangle. It falls within the zodiac sign of Aries, spanning from 13°20' to 26°40' in Aries. Its ruling planet is Venus, and its deity is Yamaraja.
People born under this Nakshatra are focused on justice. However, they often have a heightened sense of superiority, which manifests in subjective conversations with others. Their sense of self-importance may lead them to believe they are kinder and wiser than their peers. They might even compare themselves to gods if they give excessive attention to their personality. If they follow the right path, they will embody loyalty, truth, and purity.
Bharani natives are charismatic, intellectual, and loyal to their friends. They are generally wealthy, though they may acquire their wealth through illegal or immoral means if their sense of self-importance is overly developed. They often rely on their intuition, are eager to learn and experiment, are proactive, and possess strength and patience, which help them overcome challenges.
Physical Characteristics: They have broad faces, reddish complexions (rosy cheeks), long necks, and medium height (those born during the middle of the day tend to be taller). Men are prone to balding but have thick eyebrows. They may be kind and generous but often appear stern.
These individuals are born to lead but lack sufficient discipline. They seek to control all situations, which can lead to problems. Financial success can be difficult due to a lack of self-control. To maintain support, they must continuously invest effort. Eventually, they find their purpose and become successful in their work, eager to explore various opportunities in life. They are dynamic, resourceful, and inventive. They can excel in performing arts (dance, singing, painting, acting), as well as build successful careers as businesspeople, lawyers, surgeons, or administrators.
They are deeply attached to their family, investing energy in their relatives, making them good partners. Typically, they enjoy good health but may suffer from chronic pains, diabetes, and dental issues. They are usually afraid of water and are at an increased risk of drowning. They may also have a tendency toward excess, including overeating.