The one five ninth aspect of nakshatras are important to consider and we will tell the
rules of why it is so.
You will find out in a minute.
Check your ascendant.
Number one ascendant angle, the cusp of your ascendant.
Whatever planet is close to the ascendant, especially if it is Rahu, Ketu or Jupiter
are close to that cusp, close to your ascendant angle.
That's the first rule.
Number two, if Rahu or Jupiter are your atma karaka, we shall speak about this.
Much later on.
Number three, if Rahu and Ketu are in one seventh axis, the first in the seventh axis.
Number four, if other planets are in conjunction with Rahu, Ketu or Jupiter in specific nakshatras,
the focus being on specific nakshatras and we'll deal with all the nine types of nakshatras
here really.
Number five and the most important, if you have an exchange of lordship between the lords
of nakshatras and or the dominance of one ruler of nakshatras in your chart.
For example, if you have Mercury and moon exchanging lords, okay, and then you have
Mercury dominated nakshatras, this will be important.
And Jupiter is in that particular nakshatra of Mercury.
You see what I'm saying.
So you've got to check which the ruler of the nakshatra is.
We have nine types basically, nine classifications of three nakshatras each, which makes it
27.
So let's get into it.
So if you're looking at the chart, you see Rahu is fifth and ninth aspects.
This is the fifth aspect of Rahu.
We are taking first and seventh axis as an example.
This is a blank chart, any chart.
Okay.
So Rahu, if it sits here, fifth aspect is looking at the fifth house and ninth aspect
is looking at the ninth house from the first.
So this is being one, this being fifth, this being ninth.
In a similar way, if you see Ketu on the other side, because it's diagonally opposite, it
will sit on the other side.
Its fifth aspect is the 11th house from the seventh house.
And his ninth aspect is the third house.
This is how Ketu will behave.
If you take Jupiter, Jupiter, if it's sitting in the 10th house, for example, that fifth
aspect is the second house and ninth aspect is the sixth house.
So this being the one, this being the five and this being the nine.
This is very important to consider.
Why do we say so?
Because now if you see 90% of your chart, whoever your chart is, wherever Rahu, Ketu
and Jupiter are placed, just these three points have a dominant influence on the rest of the
chart, apart from these blanked out ones, which you see in the original color.
Rahu has impact on these brown houses.
Ketu has impact on these light brown houses.
Jupiter on these yellow houses.
In our example, this is the singular reason why it's very, very crucial for you to understand
these videos.
Okay.
And I will get into one by one, one of the nakshitras after this introduction.
But before that, we shall consider for the purposes of this study.
Rahu is the point of focus and drive where you want to go in this lifetime.
Ketu has past life, conquered territory or your karma, which you have already learned
and knowledge and finished.
Ketu brings all the past life into this life.
So whatever you learned, experience and knowledge, whatever you are already an expert in is Ketu.
Jupiter has the point of wisdom where you need to take assistance off.
Okay.
Consider it like that in this particular aspect.
Now let's get into the nakshitras.
So let's start talking about the 159 code for Jupiter nakshitras.
These fall going in last transition between air sign and going into water sign.
Right.
Poonarvasu.
First three padas are in Gemini and last padas is in Cancer.
Same way Vishakha.
First three padas are in Libra.
Last one going to Scorpio.
And Purovada Pada, first three padas are in Aquarius.
Last one going into Pisces.
An exaltation of Jupiter is in the Cancer sign.
Think about that.
Jupiter is what now?
So before we go into the different padas, you can see the first padas there.
In Aries, second padas in Taurus, third padas in Gemini and fourth padas in Cancer.
The wide triangle shifts.
Before we get into the details of the generalist, what does Jupiter itself stand for?
It stands for wisdom.
It stands for expansion of knowledge, expansion of your consciousness, expansion of gifting
things to you.
Jupiter stands for children.
Jupiter stands for knowledge, education, not necessarily mainstream.
It hardly gives anything these days other than a bunch of degrees.
Knowledge is not your university degree folks.
Knowledge you can get from any sources these days.
Jupiter is the karka of that knowledge.
Knowledge as a knowledge which is liberating, which transcends the mercurial type of intellectual
knowledge into wisdom.
Jupiter is wisdom, not root theoretical knowledge.
So Punarvasu, Vishakha and Purva Bhadrapada are Jupiter, Vodna, Kshetraas.
Jupiter goes for a period of 16 years.
If you are running a Mahadasha, you will move through the apex of this triangle in this
Jupiter-Mahadasha.
You will go through Punarvasu like themes, then you will go to Vishakha like themes and
then you will go to Purva Bhadrapada kind of themes.
Now if you look at these three nakshetras, first off, what I can tell you is they are
not soft nakshetras by any stretch of imagination.
Jupiter is a hard task master in each one of these.
It is to let go of materialistic stuff and achieve that wisdom as a result.
But let's see what the general characteristics of Jupiter nakshetras are first before we
deep dive.
So the general characteristics of Jupiter is obviously number one, highly philosophical,
religious, guiding people to give knowledge, wisdom and their karma is not to save knowledge
to themselves.
People who are born with the karma of not sharing their knowledge with people in the
last life are born under these nakshetras as ascendant or have a dominant Jupiter this
time around in one of these apexes or even have Rahu and Ketu if you are so inclined to
observe that.
Okay?
They are not successful in business simply because they trust easily.
They have trust issues.
Sort of a naivety of Jupiter comes here.
Everything is wise, everything is love and light kind of scenario but there are nasty
people on this planet.
We know this very well.
This is why Vishakha nakshetra, Poonarvasu and Purovadrapada do not make good business
people simply because they trust too easily.
They do not question.
They do not consider for example that people can be seriously bad ass.
Number three.
What is the job?
What is the highlight or the code of these Jupiter nakshetras, Poonarvasu, Vishakha and
Purovadrapada to show light to others?
Their goal or target is to become a role model to others.
This is how they will get respect.
These people become gateways to put people in their right path.
That's a beautiful light of Jupiter to show, isn't it?
That's the way for these people to take forward in life.
It's a tough nakshetra.
These are not soft nakshetras.
Although Jupiter wherever it sits in the zodiac will give the highlight of beneficial results.
Either it will give well, that will give knowledge, it will give prosperity, it will give good
luck and all those good things.
But when it comes to nakshetra, Jupiter's ones are harsh.
They are harsh teachers which teach the soul this time you have to suppose to give out
the knowledge.
So let this be a lesson for all you people who learn stuff and do not share with people.
Next time around you'll be born in this axis and you'll be really struggling because now
it's your job to give out that knowledge.
This is how we can learn stuff from things which go on in our past life by the way, especially
if Rahu and Ketu are in this axis, one fine line.
Well, he had done something really bad or your ancestors have not shared knowledge with
people.
Okay.
Now let us end it with the triangle itself and see if we can find a code to the Jupiter's
nakshetras.
Now let's see the wide triangle of Jupiter.
Yes.
Going from punarvasu, as you can see all the themes are mentioned, all the padas are
mentioned going from little to navamsa.
So is it for Vishakha going into Vishakha and then ending it pooro, padar, padar.
This is the triangle of Jupiter nakshetras.
Now we need to find a pattern.
We need to find the code.
The code of Jupiter says punarvasu it's exalted in two padas in the second as well as fourth
but let's just focus on the fourth for now.
We are going into cancer, the most exalted form of Jupiter.
Okay.
In punarvasu.
Coming into Vishakha, you see in moksha padha once again.
Jupiter here is here to give you moksha but it is now going from scorpio to cancer.
Some transformation has to happen in Vishakha nakshetra in order to achieve that moksha
in cancer.
Pooro padar padha moksha padha is going into Pisces to cancer.
Therefore pooro padar padha has a theme of leaving stuff, leaving material stuff behind
in order to attain that moksha.
You see how I'm coming from different places and let's tie this now into the life lesson.
What are the general themes of punarvasu to begin with?
Being second time reinventing oneself.
What are the themes of Jupiter here?
They are religious, they are nurturing, they are righteous, they love justice, they love
children.
You see all the themes of Jupiter playing in punarvasu.
Mental creativity and intelligence.
They are idealistic, they are ambitious.
They are business minded, profit oriented especially when it comes to Gemini going into
Taurus, okay, in the second one because it's all about Artha.
So there's the theme of Jupiter here.
What's the life lesson in punarvasu?
Bring to life the dry mind by one's own moistness of emotion.
It is told the story in the last padha.
Cancer bring emotion into play in order to satisfy whatever you need to do in your life.
That will bring you your moksha.
Bring to life the dry mind, your emotion, moistness of emotion.
See there, okay, coming to Vishaka, the problem of choice is Vishaka is branches of a tree
dedicated to target achievement.
Indulgence, where is Jupiter in all of this?
Dilemma of choices is there.
Therefore it needs a transformative aspect of Scorpio going into the last padha.
They can get into addictive tendencies, insecurities, curiosity, you see all this blunt jealousy
moving towards transformation is all Scorpio themes moving into cancer.
Both opposites are needed to bring mutually beneficial goals to fruition.
What's the life lesson of Vishaka?
Where is it told in the last padha?
Well, both opposites means Scorpio is ruled by both Mars and Ketu.
Mars, his life giving Ketu is going towards dissolution.
One goes towards life, one goes towards dissolution in Scorpio.
Therefore, these people have to learn to balance both forces in order to achieve their goals
and select a proper target, select a proper goal that's Vishaka.
In Purva-Vadrapada, it goes from Pisces to cancer.
Therefore, Purva-Vadrapada life lesson centers around dissolution of materials in sacrificial
fire for higher purpose.
Dissolution is all Pisces, the 12th house, you see where I'm coming from.
Therefore, here it becomes about dissolution, leaving material plain behind in order to
find the moksha that you are seeking.
Therefore, these people are living in two different worlds.
Pisces lives in a very different dissolved world.
They have the greatest devotion of Jupiter.
They have extreme determination.
They have patient and sincere Purva-Vadrapada.
Therefore, they can achieve stuff.
They can be a bridge between divine and human evolution, divine being the Pisces and human
being the cancer.
They are emotionally, unconventionally intense.
There is intensity in Purva-Vadrapada.
The Jupiter is most intense there because it is exalted in Pisces as well as in cancer.
So as much as people would love to think that Jupiter is all goody-goody, you need to rethink
and re-evaluate your ideas about Jupiter and Naksha-Tras.
Next we shall consider Saturn and Naksha-Tras.
Okay?
Meanwhile, take care.
Be safe.