Good morning, ladies and gentlemen. Now let's
begin the analysis of the four patas of Hasta
nakshatra, the 13th nakshatra, the second one
of the Moon rule nakshatra. The first one was
being Rohini, if you remember. So, Moon rule
nakshatra's issues of food, take care of your
food, take care of your emotional body. And it
has main to do with resources. All three moon
roll nakshatras have to do with resources. Rohini
being about physical resources, wealth, food,
etc. Hasta, the resource becomes you, your hands.
That's why the name Hasta nakshatra. So these
people use resources very wisely. They might
appear miserly also. But it is wise in spending
resources. Hasta people are very wise and kind
of prudent in spending money. Therefore, they
usually end up having more of it with them. You
see, it's a simple common sense, isn't it? But
not so common anyway. With malefic planets in
Hastarakshatra, they become manipulative. While
good planets, they work selflessly. If moon,
Jupiter, Venus are here, it becomes good. If
it's Saturn, Rahu, Ketu or Mars, then it becomes
manipulative, especially with Rahu. Extraordinary
sense of surroundings, status quo of the world,
these are the big picture people, their focus
always goes to zoom out. Where is the collective
going? Where is the society going? How are we
doing with this as a society, as a civilization?
That kind of thinking is natural to Hastai Nakshatra,
especially if you are Jupiter, Moon or Mercury
here. It becomes an extraordinary sense of the
Collector. They are tuned in naturally. Their
ability to handle pressure in situations that
are challenging is enormous. These people don't
back off in tasks that others consider difficult.
Remember, this is falling fully in Virgo. So
this is a acute, highly attuned part of Virgo,
since it is ruled by Moon. If you see the trend,
All moon ruled nakshatras fall in earth signs.
Rohini falls in Taurus. This one is falling in
Virgo. And Sravana, the next of the moon ruled
nakshatras, will fall in Capricorn. So it's 2,
6 and 10. Anyway, I digress. Let us go through
the Pada and get some generics here. First Pada.
Virgo going into Aries. 6 -8 relationship. Right
away you should say there is something to do
with debt, disease, transformations and Aries
being a poor Rashi. So what's the first Pada?
Focus on gathering of resources. See, Aries is
8th from Virgo. You are trying to focus on resource
of others. 8th house is other people's wealth.
By harming Aries or stealing from them. See.
In spite of all the things being of a good nakshata,
they are ending up doing wrong things because
of this pada business. Illegal things such as
taking commissions, bribes and business by selling
the wrong product, six -aid relationship, only
to increase their resources. Aries is always
in survival mode. Aries does not have money.
You are beginning something here. Instead of
doing all this nonsense, These people in this
Pada, you might try to initiate something rather
than trying to be in survival mode all the time.
This awareness is better to have, isn't it? You
can do something productive while you are here
in this body. Pada number 2, Virgo going into
Taurus. So it's a 5 -9 relationship. Virgo is
5th from Taurus, Taurus is 9th from Virgo. Pada
2 will focus on gaining resources. Why? Because
we are talking about Taurus. Focus on gaining
resources, illegal or immoral method, in spite
of having enough. Taurus has resources. It is
showing that your internal status in the Navamsa,
you have resources. But you are trying to gain
more of it by working. See, 9 -5 relationships.
You might be having a tendency, especially if
there are malefics here in this Padaan. To break
the ethical and moral principles, Taurus is 9th
from Virgo. And you will do so at work, because
Virgo is work. Daily work. Be careful of this.
Once you break the moral code of ethics, the
karma starts to kick in. Okay? This universe
is a carefully structured self negotiating, self
-balancing principle. So the moment you consciously
do something harm, that's why the basic principle
of do no harm exists, isn't it? Then the karmic
backlash starts. So don't do such things. Don't
have desire to break your moral code of principles
just to think you have more resources when already
there is torus in your Navamsa. They need to
understand the value of resources they possess.
whatever form, it may be education, wealth, values,
etc. Instead of searching external for stimulus
in work and gaining more of it. Sort of an endless
hunger for resources is what it says here. The
third pada, Virgo going into Gemini in Navamsa.
So this is a 4 -10 relationship. Gemini is 10th
from Virgo. Virgo is 4th from Gemini. So what
does Padatri give? Very skilled with their hands.
This is where the hasta part comes in, hands.
They are very skilled with their hands, they
are good in communication, they have lots of
hobbies. Gemini is hobbies, the third house.
They can be very enthusiastic and develop skills
and hobbies related to hands or daily work. They
can be musicians, they can be painters, very
good with hand work, you see. They can be even
good mechanical engineers. It's also hand work.
Very good at problem solving and doing corrections.
Virgo, sixth house. Not able to grasp the bigger
picture. Jupiter energy is absent. Both the signs
are rolled by Mercury. Virgo, going into Gemini,
both are signs where Jupiter is absent. Yes?
Therefore, they are not getting the big picture
in this Pada. So they must use talents, hobbies
as a profession for greater good and for unselfish
reasons for the collective, over go. So get a
good teacher or mentor because your guru is missing,
Jupiter energy is missing here. Jupiter here
might end up becoming a student for example,
because it's a student energy everywhere, opposite
to the teacher. Fourth Pada, over go going into
cancer. These people may have good lineage, good
money, good resources and prosperity because
it's cancer and it is 11th from Virgo. Virgo
is third from cancer. But wrong doings due to
eccentricities, cancer 11th to Virgo, so an Aquarian
sort of energy playing out here. Rather than
putting it to good use, disputes, stealing, litigations,
again we are talking Aquarian type energy with
Virgo. debts and fights, obstacles with the masses,
cancer is equal to masses. Okay. That's the generics
of the four Padas. Let's study the details and
how planets and how the generics play out in
specifics. If you're finding something useful
here in the Pada of Hastanakshatra, leave it
in the comments what you have found valuable
from here or otherwise. And I shall see you in
the next Enjoy and Share. Hasta signifies skill,
precision, and the ability to grasp, shape, and
influence both tangible and intangible realities.
This is the nakshatra of craftsmanship, where
daily actions become karmic imprints and skilled
service becomes a spiritual path. But like the
hand itself, hasta can either heal or harm. Its
Virgo placement sharpens analytical ability,
while its connection to the moon adds emotional
fluctuations and deep inner insecurity. The karma
here lies in how one uses their talents, whether
to serve, manipulate, or exploit. Each of the
four Padas expresses this dynamic through a distinct
Navamsa, Aries, Taurus, Gemini, and Cancer, creating
a spectrum from impulsive acquisition to emotional
conflict over resources. Let's explore each Pada's
energetic blueprint and its karmic signature.
Earth to Fire. Motivation. Dharma. To take action
and survive through cleverness and resource gathering.
Inner Outer Karma Blueprint. Externally precise,
service -driven, and methodical. Virgo Rashi.
Inwardly impulsive, survival -minded, and self
-protective. Aries Navamsa. This Pada seeks to
gather wealth or tools, sometimes through unethical
means. There may be a tendency to harm or deceive
others to secure personal gain. such as selling
substandard products or engaging in manipulative
trades. These individuals often function in survival
mode, using skill to outwit rather than uplift.
Artha, to stabilize security and refine values.
Inner Outer Karma Blueprint. Outwardly organized,
committed and skilled Virgo Rashi. Inwardly comfort
loving, materially secure, but morally tested,
Taurus Navamsa. Here the danger lies in desiring
more despite already having enough. This Pada
may use talent for accumulation while bending
moral codes. These individuals must confront
their tendency to undervalue what they already
possess. Education, wealth, or reputation in
favor of external stimulus. Externally industrious,
problem -solving, and precise. Virgo Rashi. Inwardly
curious, talkative, and eager to develop skills.
Gemini Navamsa. This pot excels in hand -based
arts, communication, or crafts. But the native
may remain limited in scope, focusing on hobbies,
short -term goals, or minor problems while failing
to grasp the bigger picture. Jupiterian wisdom
is lacking. There is great potential, but without
mentorship, it may be squandered. Karmic theme.
Intellectual enthusiasm without higher direction.
Growth path. Channel talent into purposeful contribution.
Learn under wise guidance. Inwardly emotional,
nostalgic, and reactive, cancer nevamsa. This
pada inherits legacy, resources, or recognition,
but struggles to handle it constructively. Emotional
instability or eccentric behavior may cause disputes,
losses, or public backlash. Instead of using
their prosperity for upliftment, they may engage
in litigation, drama, or emotional sabotage.
Karmic theme, wasting prosperity through unresolved
emotional patterns. Growth path, embrace emotional
responsibility. Use power to support, not destabilize
the collective. Hasta Pada Summary, The Four
Hands of Karma. Padawise, seeks, action, control
over survival. Trap, resource hoarding, unethical
shortcuts. Growth, create with accountability,
don't grasp what isn't yours. Pada Two, Taurus,
security, beauty and comfort. Trap, greed despite
sufficiency. Growth, respect what you already
possess, act from ethical grounding. Pada Three,
Seeks, mastery of skill and communication. Trap,
shallow use of talent, lack of vision. Growth,
serve society with refined skill, elevate hobbies
to healing tools. Potiphor cancer, emotional
security through legacy. Trap, immaturity in
managing wealth or reputation. Growth, heal emotional
wounds and channel prosperity into selfless service.
Closing thought. In hasta, the hand reveals the
heart. Hasta teaches us that karma is not only
in thought, but in craft. In every word typed,
meal prepared or deal signed, the hand leaves
its mark. Will your hands grasp with greed or
give with grace? Will your work serve self or
uplift others? What you do literally defines
your spiritual shape. Next in the series, Chitra
Nakshatra, where the architect awakens and karma
begins to design beauty from contrast. Hasta
Nakshatra Pada with examples of planets. exploring
how planetary placement shapes karma, expression,
and evolution across the four patas. Hastapada
1, Aries Navamsa, Virgo 10 -13 -20, Outer Self,
Rashi, Disciplined, Detailed, Service -Oriented
Virgo, Inner Self, Navamsa, Impulsive, Aggressive,
Survival -Driven, Motivation, Dharma, to Act
and Survive, often under pressure or instinct.
Examples, Mars and Pada 1, Precision meets Aggression.
Skilled at hands -on work, mechanics, or surgery.
Internally motivated by dominance or fast results.
Result. Can build or destroy based on impulse.
Karma is tied to whether actions are selfish
or in service to others. Mercuriently brilliant,
persuasive, and clever with words. May use intellect
for personal gain or manipulation. Result. Strong
business or political skill, but karma builds
when survival -driven deals override ethics.
Sun Impata 1 appears righteous and orderly, but
inner impulse seeks quick recognition or control.
Result, potential for leadership in service fields
must avoid egoic shortcuts or coercive influence.
Hastapada 2, Taurus Navamsa, Virgo 13 Degree
16 340. Outer Self, Practical, Methodical, Grounded.
Inner Self, Materialistic, Comfort Loving, Stubborn.
Motivation, Artha, to secure value, pleasure
and stability. Examples, Venus in Patatouille,
aesthetically inclined and persuasive, drawn
toward luxury and sensual gratification. Result,
can succeed in beauty, finance, or food industries,
but karma tests them on using abundance for service
versus indulgence. Moon in Patatouille, emotionally
grounded and comfort seeking, struggles when
desires override conscience. Result, offers healing
and nurturing skills, must learn not to chase
more when they already have enough. Jupiter and
Pada 2, wise and resourceful, but may hoard knowledge
or wealth under the guise of righteousness. Result,
spiritual teacher or advisor, true growth happens
when values replace acquisition. Hasta Pada 3,
Gemini Navamsa, Virgo 1640, 20 degrees. Outer
self, detail -oriented, efficient, perceptive.
Inner self, curious, youthful, talkative, motivation.
Comma. To engage through learning, hobbies, and
communication. Examples. Mercury in pot of three.
Gifted speaker, hands -on learner, and multitasker.
Excellent with crafts, writing, teaching. Result.
Must move from cleverness to wisdom. Karma arises
when talent is used for trickery rather than
healing or education. Mars in pot of three. Quick
thinker and doer, but can become scattered or
aggressive in speech. Result. Successful in media,
tech, or sports. only if guided by mentorship
and higher vision. Rahu in Pada 3, addicted to
stimulation, new skills, new ideas, new people,
may neglect depth. Result can build fame or mastery,
but karma unfolds if relationships and purpose
are sacrificed for mental thrill. Hastapada 4,
cancer navamsa, Virgo 23D tween. Outer self,
skilled, refined, resvergo. Inner self, emotional,
reactive, karmically sensitive, cancer. Motivation.
Moksha. To transform through emotional grounding
and service. Examples. Moon in Pada IV. Emotionally
sensitive and nurturing, but reactive when legacy
or ego is threatened. Result. A natural healer
or caretaker, but may struggle with emotional
mismanagement or karmic entanglement in public
conflicts. Saturn in Pada IV. Dutiful and structured
externally, but carries ancestral pain or emotional
burdens internally. Result, excellent in law,
governance, or social work. Karma requires using
power to uplift the collective, not to isolate
or litigate. K2 and Pada 4, detached from emotional
involvement, though deeply affected by karma.
Result, spiritual guide or withdrawn worker.
Evolution depends on becoming emotionally present
while remaining detached from outcomes. Hasta
Pada summary. Four expressions of skilled karma
aries. Sikhs. Survival through fast action. Trap,
greed, manipulation, unethical use of skill.
Growth, use initiative to serve, not exploit
others. Pada 2, Taurus, seeks stability through
wealth. Comfort, trap, hoarding, breaking values
for gain. Growth, honor what is already possessed
and earned. Pada 3, Jimmix, learning, communication,
creative play. Trap, scattered focus, shallow
execution. Growth channel talent toward collective
education or healing. Potiphor cancer seeks emotional
grounding and security. Trap reactive behavior,
misuse of legacy. Transform through emotional
maturity and responsible influence. Conclusion,
in hasta, what you build builds you back. Every
action taken with the hands is a sacred imprint
on others and on your own soul. Planets in Hasta
show us how our work, our words, and our creations
either bind us in karma or free us through conscious
service. Will your skills be used to shape the
world with dignity or to tighten the grip of
survival fear? Your hands carry your legacy.
Use them well.