The 25th Srinath Shritra of Purva Bhadrapada falls in first three steps in Aquarius, the last one in Pisces.
Beginning of Pisces.
Now, just to recap, this is Jupiter rule Nakshtras, all Jupiter rule Nakshtras starting from Punevarasu, going to Vishakha and then coming to Purva Bhadrapada, have the most exalted form in the last step, the Moksha Padha.
Which is going into Cancer.
If you see Punevarasu is going from Cancer to Cancer, Vishakha is going from Scorpio to Cancer and Purva Bhadrapada is going from Pisces to Cancer.
So something about the fourth house signifies Jupiter, going towards the heart, going towards emotional peace of mind, peace of the heart.
What are the themes of this Nakshtra? Creating fortune through challenges of life. This is the tough cookie Nakshtra, represented by a fire dragon.
Okay, this is very hectic Nakshtra.
Transcendence of purpose, going from material to spiritual planes. We are bordering one eleventh and twelfth house after all.
Intense energy, strong dragon energy connection. If you guys are having dragons come in your visions and in your connections to the other side, you may have a strong Purva Bhadrapada connection.
Fire dragon, the Phoenix so to speak, looking back on their life to learn from their mistakes. Success from mistakes, imagine.
Learning from the dark side of life could be a more hectic life lesson than learning from the dark side of life, isn't it?
They have the greatest devotion, they have extreme determination, they can be patient, sincere and hard working.
They have a very dualistic personality type, one person by day, another person by night, like sort of Dr. Jackal and Mr. Hyde type of personality, which are very different, living in two different worlds altogether.
They can be fears, they can be over contemplating and overthinking a lot of stuff in their heads.
I know of a number of Purva Bhadrapadas who have this dominant characteristics, too much of overthinking, headstrong.
Especially in Padawan going into Aries, they can be success oriented in accomplishment in Pada too, more in going into Taurus from Aquarius, which are all about resources.
They serve as the bridge between divine and human evolution, because now you are going into Pisces, dissolution.
Intense communicators in Pada 3, because it's going into Gemini, emotionally, unconventionally intense in Pada 4.
Life lesson finally, which we are trying to understand from I Ching and Jean keepers, spectives.
Dissolution of materials in sacrificial fire for higher purpose.
Now sacrificial fire might be metaphoric, but you need to let go of the materials.
You're going from 11th to 12th house into the fire of knowledge, Jupiter, nakshatra, to find true death, which brings peace.
Pisces going into cancer to your internal anger.
Jupiter, nakshatra, all of them have a theme of not sharing knowledge which they have gained from previous lives.
In the past lives, they have got some knowledge and refused to share it.
Selfish accumulation of knowledge.
Therefore, you come with these Jupiter, nakshatras now.
Well, let's see how to deal with this using hexagram first.
Then we'll jump into chain keys.
The first hexagram, 55, feng abundance.
Feng symbolizes abundance and prosperity.
In this context of this life lesson, it suggests true purpose transcends material wealth and leads to a sense of abundance in a broader spiritual context.
So leaving material behind, just seeking true abundance.
This hexagram advises seeking abundance beyond material possessions.
Hexagram 23, bow splitting apart.
Bow represents the concept of splitting apart or breaking free from limitations.
Aligning with poor Vabhadrapada, it emphasizes the need to break free from materialistic attachments in order to discover true purpose, very spiritual nakshatra.
This hexagram advises embracing change and transformation.
Going from Aquarius to Pisces.
Hexagram 40, liberation.
G signifies the idea of liberation and freedom from what? From materialistic worldly concerns and going into inner freedom through spiritual pursuits.
Like I said, very spiritual nakshatara is one.
Hexagram 41, sun decrease.
Sun represents the concept of decrease or reduction.
In this case, it emphasizes the process of letting go of materialism to find true depth and purpose.
This hexagram advises embracing simplicity and humility.
We are talking about the fire dragon like the phoenix.
That's why everything is sort of rejuvenating, letting go of the material and the rekindling that fire of spirit.
Hexagram 58, joyous lake.
Buyi symbolizes joy and celebration.
In this context, it suggests that leaving your material things behind, finding your true purpose will bring you joy and fulfillment.
This hexagram advises embracing joy of spirituality for growth and discovery.
Hexagram 50, ding the cauldron.
Ding represents the idea of the cauldron symbolizing transformation and renewal.
The cauldron of renewal.
Aligning with Purobhadrapadai, it emphasizes transformative power of sacrificial fire in dissolving materialism.
This is why yajnas are done in the Vedic tradition.
Dissolving materials in that sacrificial fire in order to liberate the true energy of spirit.
The hexagram advises embracing the process of inner alchemy.
First, get it out of your system.
You have the power of Guru.
Now you need to bring it to the collective Aquarius.
Let us see the Jinkis.
Jinki 11.
The gift of idealism in this context, holding high ideals and values means
this nakshatra people have to aspire towards higher purpose beyond materialism,
inspiring them to seek deeper meaning and fulfillment.
Purobhadrapadai has nothing to do with materialistic desires.
Contrary to it being in the 11th house of gains,
Jinki 16.
Disciplined and focused application of energy.
In this context, it means mastering the art of letting go of material attachments,
allowing them to focus their energy on true purpose.
These are the people, masters who want to bring the mastery to the world.
Jupiter, Rulakshatra, Jinki 24.
The gift of silence.
Envolves the transformative power of quiet contemplation.
This key can support these people by advising them to seek inner silence and introspection
from where they will get their fire,
enabling them to discern their true purpose amidst the noise of material desires.
Jinki 27.
The gift of preservation.
Basically means protecting what is essential.
In this context, it means preserving your inner values and purpose,
ensuring that you remain steadfast in your commitment to transcend materialism.
Study.
Jinki 29.
Gift of commitment.
Same as that previous one almost.
Commitment involves dedication to a cause or a goal.
In this case, you should make committed effort to dissolve materialism to align with your true purpose.
Somebody else is having a million dollars in the bank accounts, not your purpose, Purva Bhadrapada.
Fostering a sense of inner peace and fulfillment.
Jinki 37.
The gift of equality.
Realizing there is inherent worth in all things.
For these individuals, they must approach their quest for true purpose with a sense of equality.
Just because you're not interested in making money doesn't mean the other person next to you isn't.
They are having their own nakshatras to deal with.
Valuing the depth of your purpose in yourself as well as others.
Jinki 39.
The gift of liberation.
Freedom from limitation.
This is advising liberation from constraints of materialism.
Freeing you to pursue your true purpose of clarity and determination.
Jinki 46.
The last one, the gift of ecstasy.
Capture and joy which in your case becomes fulfillment of true purpose.
Your true purpose bringing peace to any internal conflict and anger arising from focus on materialism.
Simple.
Yet not so simple is it.
In the next one, we shall deal with the 26th nakshatra, second last, Uttrabhadrapada which comes after Porva.
That is the water dragon after the fire dragon. Let's see what that brings up.
In the meantime, take care, be safe.