Rohini, Ardra, Pushya, Uttara Phalguni, Uttarashadha, Shravana, Dhanishta, Shatabhisha, Uttara Bhadrapada.
Tiryanga Mukha – Nakshatras looking forward, meant for supporting matters that require continuation or continuity, improvement of something serious (production, creation). Nakshatras belonging to this group include:
Ashwini, Mrigashira, Punarvasu, Hasta, Chitra, Swati, Anuradha, Jyeshta, Revati.
When we combine the solar type of horoscope division with the lunar type, we get 108 parts, called Navamsha or padas. Each nakshatra is divided into 4 parts of 3 degrees and 20 minutes each. These parts are called padas. Each pada carries the characteristics of a particular zodiac sign, starting from Aries. The four padas are symbolically associated with the four goals of life: Dharma, Artha, Kama, and Moksha. The first pada is always a fiery pada, the second – earthy, the third – airy, and the fourth – watery. Likewise, the padas correspond to the goals of a person’s life. If a person has more planets in the first pada in the horoscope, then Dharma (duty, spiritual purpose) is important to them; in the second – Artha (material matters); in the third – Kama (fulfillment of desires); and in the fourth – Moksha (the end of the life cycle and death).
Each nakshatra has its sequential number and a planet that rules over it.
The energies of the ruling planet influence the characteristics of the Nakshatra. Every planet and the rising sign (Lagna, ascendant) have a Nakshatra responsible for them. In this way, it is possible to check how your Nakshatra interacts with the Nakshatras of other people and what results this may bring (something positive or negative, dangerous). Health conditions, career development, and personal relationships can be checked according to the Nakshatras.
Janma Nakshatra – the star constellation where the Moon is located at the time of birth, is the most important Nakshatra. It can be calculated separately online or received during the horoscope calculation. If you know in which sign and degree the Moon is located in the birth chart, as well as the degrees each Nakshatra occupies, you can determine in which Nakshatra the Moon is found (the same applies to the Nakshatra of the ascendant sign and the Nakshatras of the other planets). The birth Nakshatra (Janma Nakshatra) shows which planetary period the person’s life began from.