Let's talk about the second nakshatra of Bharani which falls within areas in the Vedic Astrology
system and I am trying to draw in this podcast some parallels between two different systems,
one being Aiching and the other one being Gene Keys, something followed so might as well
draw some parallels.
And when we speak about nakshatra, it is all about life lesson as its core.
Bharani signifies when the soul comes into the womb, into the body of the baby, right
the fetus.
Ashwini was the soul itself, the abstraction, ketu, ruled by ketu.
Bharani is the next step.
All nakshatras are about human evolution, how a human carries out his or her life.
So Bharani is symbolified by the womb, it is showing when the soul enters the baby's
body.
So the life lesson of Bharani being, keeping respectable boundaries and bearing restraint
in order to protect, holding the burden with responsibility in order to deliver like the
womb.
Okay, so this is what we will discuss in this.
It is symbolified there in the animal totems which is another playlist on this channel
by a crow and by an elephant.
But in this we will just draw parallels between Aiching and Gene Keys.
Let's get into it.
That's the first one, drawing parallels between Aiching now.
Aiching and Bharani nakshatra in Vedic Astrology.
Where are the common themes which we could use to find out how to get and solve the life
lesson of Bharani?
If there are more planets and points in your Vedic Astrology chart in Bharani, this becomes
dominant or if the ascendant in your Natal chart, your Navamsa chart or your D10 chart
is in Bharani, this also becomes dominant.
Okay, so Bharani, what is Bharani about?
It's temperament is Manusha, so it is focusing on humans.
Its type is balanced yet it is fierce.
We've got to keep this fierce nakshatra as a little check wherever it appears in your
chart.
Because obviously we don't want to get very fierce about things, right?
And its drive is to preserve like the womb.
However, its lord is in Aries, which is Mars, which is a Shaktriya.
So it's a very fiery driven zodiac that it is falling in.
Remember how much ever the nakshatras play out, it's always filters through the lens
of the zodiac into the human being.
So the first step is always to look at the house and the zodiac.
The first step is to define it with nakshatra.
Bharani is passionately driven, has a lot of creativity.
It's always receptive energy like the womb.
It is internalizing like the baby, which is developing in the womb.
Think the womb, think the baby, think re-birthing, think transformation through life, think children
focus, think of the social causes and social reformers.
Why?
Because it's ruled by Yama, the God of death, who's all about doing the right thing.
So they have a lot of focus on social causes, but it can get a little badass, especially
if Rahu kind of sticks in it here in Bharani with Mars.
Some of the worst dictators we have seen in the world have got a strong Bharani in them.
And don't underestimate this particular nakshatra.
It's not all roses and candies here, folks.
So life lesson parallels with I Ching.
First of all, what was the life lesson?
Keeping respectable boundaries and bearing restraint in order to protect.
Like how the womb protects the child.
Think that analogy of Bharani.
Hexagram 60, number one, G, which is limitation.
G meaning limitation aligns with the concept of keeping a respectable boundaries.
It emphasizes the importance of recognizing and respecting limitations in various aspects
of life.
This hexagram advises using disciplines and moderation to navigate situations with constraints
and find constructive solutions.
Exagram 39, G on obstruction.
G on reflects the idea of facing obstacles and obstructions in the context of this life
lesson.
It suggests something.
Sometimes it's worth maintaining respectable boundaries and may involve facing challenges
like when you face challenges, yet you keep your own, you hold your own self.
Keeping restraint, the dominant team being restraint over there.
Hexagram 43, why break through.
Why signifies the potential for breakthrough after facing limitations or obstructions?
It aligns with the notion of holding the burden with responsibility in order to deliver.
Persistence and responsible approach are the highlights here.
Everybody being the key.
Hexagram 47, KUN, oppression.
KUN represents a state of oppression or being weighed down, being bogged down by burden
of life.
So this suggests the importance of being restraint while carrying out responsibilities.
You don't stop, you don't pause to take a breath, but you don't give up in life.
You push through.
This signifies that.
Hexagram 47, patience and endurance during times of oppression.
So knowing that there is a potential for growth, knowing that there is a baby coming
out, the mother holds on.
See, this is how life grows in all of us.
Hexagram 57, ZUN, the gentle wind.
ZUN symbolifies gentle influence of the wind, aligning with the idea of holding burden with
responsibility.
So this talks about subtlety and adaptability.
So once you face certain challenges, you change your kind of approach.
You have to be adaptable.
You need to think of alternatives.
You need to carry out responsibility with grace.
That's Hexagram 57.
Next Hexagram 10, LOO, treading upon.
LOO signifies studying carefully with awareness.
In the context of life lesson of Barani, it becomes being mindful of your actions and
decisions.
This is the IJING.
Let's see what the IJING is.
So let's say you have a Vedic Astrology chart of yours and prominent Barani indication
in the native Navamsa, the Shamsa, etc.
And you are also studying the IJING keys where some points are appearing.
I'm linking the two systems, which are very different.
Yet we are trying to draw parallels from the other systems into the Vedic Astrology so
you can understand this better.
So what are the life lesson parallels with the IJING key system?
IJING key number eight.
Gift of exquisite-ness.
This IJING key can assist in understanding a concept of boundaries and cultivating a
sense of exquisite.
It encourages embracing boundaries as a form of beauty and artistry.
Barani is also creative, by the way.
Keeping respectable boundaries is IJING key eight.
Along with beauty and artistry.
You need to think about these things.
Reflect on these things.
IJING key number 11.
The gift of idealism.
The men applied responsibly can contribute to the sense of responsibility associated
with Barani Nakshatra's life lesson.
It encourages holding high ideals and values while being aware of the impact of one's
action on others' responsibility.
See?
IJING key number 18.
The gift of integrity.
Much needed in the world today, isn't it?
Integrity involves maintaining a strong sense of moral and ethical principles.
We have arrived in an age of information where everybody talks about sweet things hardly
anyone follows it through.
It's more a question of following it through people walking the talk.
In the context of Barani's life lesson, integrity can be a guide to have responsible and restrained
expression of power.
Most of the people who are sort of a badass Barani in their Nakshatra are like Hitler.
He had a badass Barani in his chart.
Unrestrained expression of power is what he was faced with.
He is not coming to terms with his own shadow.
That's Barani.
See how dominantly this can play out?
JING key number 35.
The gift of realization.
JING is all about understanding deeper meaning behind the experiences.
The JING key can support transformative process of bearing and delivering burdens of life.
Like a mother gives birth to a child.
JING key number 46.
Gift of determination.
Determination is a valuable quality when it comes to holding burdens with responsibility.
You could use this as well.
JING key number 61.
The gift of leadership.
Like I said, many who came out of Barani are bad leaders, bad dictators.
Leadership involves taking responsibility for guiding and protecting others.
This JING key can support the idea of responsibility of holding burdens for greater good and burden
leadership qualities.
Proper leadership folks.
JING key number 56.
The last one.
The gift of enrichment allows, involves responsible use of resources and energy.
You are here to enrich the life of others.
Think of it that way.
So finally to wrap this up.
What is Barani trying to tell in your chart and how does it respond to IJING and JING
keys?
It is asking you to bear restraint.
It is asking you to bear, do whatever you want to do, whatever your talents are, whether
your venus and moths are, right?
Because it falls in the sign of theories, very fiery in nature.
Yet the nakshatra itself is ruled by venus, which is all about transformation.
Venus signs are about transformation.
Venus nakshatra sami.
But take some responsibility for it.
Pause.
Think about it.
Reflect about it.
Is this a responsible thing to do for the masses?
Barani is like the burden of responsibility upon a leadership.
Not taking random actions or acting out of your wounds or your personality structures.
That is going to help.
That's going to create more mess in the long run.
And it's going to solve problems.
This is an exercise in leadership, folks.
You can't get any more in your face than these nakshatras of Vedic astrology.
For those who really want to learn such stuff.
I'll see you next with Krittika, where the chord gets cut.
When the baby's umbilical chord is severe, it comes to the world.
That is Krittika nakshatra.
That's next.