Good morning, beautiful people. Welcome to my
channel. Now let's deal with the 18th nakshatra,
Jesta nakshatra, the second half of Scorpio.
Now this part of Scorpio has got to do more with
power, more with authority, respect, status,
okay? Jesta nakshatra, people typically end up
in law enforcement, police, military. The one
who looks quietly at the masses, generally speaking,
and waits for the criminal to do something unworthy.
Okay. And then they'll go and nab them. So it's
an authority which sort of watches silently.
That's the energy of this nakshatra. They have
a very strong sense of intuition, things that
can go wrong in the future. They keep on anticipating
a lot, not just based on the present situations,
but rather on what will be the consequence of
certain actions happening right now. So you see
how this makes Jishtha nakshatra dominant people
in law enforcement, in military, in secret service,
you know. So the Scorpio, secretive Scorpio with
authority and power comes in this particular
nakshatra, Jishtha, the elder one. Let us see
now generally what happens in different patas
and then we'll get into specifics. First Pada,
Scorpio, going into Sagittarius. So there is
a 2 -12 relationship right there. Pada 1 will
have resources they did not work for, Scorpio,
8th house. Resources can be anything such as
knowledge, new ideas or proper guidance from
a father. Sagittarius is second, from Scorpio.
Needle to Navamsa. I have spoken of this in earlier
nakshatras as well. Don't just see one nakshatra
because I keep sharing whatever comes to my head.
I am just openly sharing everything. You have
to look at every nakshatra and pada to really
get this stuff. And so your intuition, your knowledge
kicks in, so to speak. Remember this. They will
not give donations to other people. Misers in
nature, Sagittarius, Scorpio 212, there is always
a dynamic of wealth gain and loss. Misers in
nature will keep the wealth to themselves only,
Scorpio 12 to Sagittarius. So whatever they are
getting, they are trying to keep only for themselves.
That's Pada 1. Speaking of Pada 2, Scorpio going
into Capricorn, so there is a 11 -3 relationship
there. These people will try to gain the position
or do work in manipulation and secrecy. The secrecy
part of Scorpio comes here. Like I said, like
Secret Service working in FBI, CIA or intelligence
agencies, so to speak. Causes harm by keeping
resources to the self. Why am I telling work
by the way? There is Capricorn involved. So there
is some work has to be done there. and in secret
because it is Scorpio going to Capricorn. Hidden
work. They may cause harm by keeping resources
to self and not sharing with employees. They
will tend to bargain a lot with servants. Why
am I talking about servants? Because it is Capricorn
here miserly. Capricorn is miserly and a servant
class. will not give bonuses to them, will not
take care of elderly Capricorn is also old people
not taking care of elderly at home, false here
third pada is Scorpio going into Aquarius so
there is something earning money by illegal means
by cheating, let's see Scorpio is 10th to Aquarius
Aquarius is 4th from Scorpio so there is a 10
-4 relationship of Karma Will not follow any
fixed rules. Rahul hates the rules of any kind.
He will do everything to break every rule there
is in the book, even rule written by the divine.
Will oppose traditions within the family. Aquarius,
fourth from Scorpio. Wanting to achieve one's
desires by hook or by crook, like Aquarius, like
I said. Aquarius wants everything by hook or
by crook. Self -interest to the extreme. Will
not listen to good counsel and a lot of emotional
turmoil and obsession along with unsolvable troubles
in home and property. Home and property, why?
Because it is 10 -4 relationship. 4th is home,
10 is your property. So that kind of a thing.
4th Pada. Scorpio going into Pisces. 9 -5 relationship.
Pisces is 5th from Scorpio, Scorpio is 9th from
Pisces. Private individual. Pisces is very isolatory
in nature. Separated from others. No interactions
and they prefer living in isolation. Again Pisces,
the 12th house. Karma with birds. Not feeding
and destroying the nests and so on. You have
to reflect on this because Virgo is 5th from
Pisces, 7th from Pisces. Sorry, yeah. Donate
regularly to Transgender people, why transgender
people fall under Mercury? Both Saturn and Mercury
are genderless signs Capricorn Aquarius, Virgo
and Gemini That's why donating to transgender
people might help Since this is also a Mercury
rule nakshatra by the way Donate books to little
children for their education Help birds build
nests and feeding birds regularly might kind
of solve this issue Most of all though, I would
say, be conscious of this. There's a reason for
this entire channel, by the way. Unless you're
conscious of what karma it is that you're solving
and why is it playing the way it is playing out
in your life, nothing much is going to happen,
isn't it? People expect to throw something here
and there, wear some gemstones or go and do a
number of pujas and get rid of all this stuff.
This is like a cop -out, folks. You know, get
mature. Spiritually mature. If you find some
planets or points in Jyestanakshatra going from
Natal to Navamsa, study this further in the podcast.
Let me know in comment box what you think. Enjoy
and share. Jeshta Nakshatra spans from 16 Broody
to 30 Gu in Scorpio and is ruled by Indra, the
King of the Gods. It symbolizes seniority, psychic
strength, and protection, but also the burdens
and temptations that come with rank, knowledge,
and secrecy. With Scorpio's intensity as its
base and Mercury's rulership, Jeshta natives
often inherit power, respect, or resources, but
must learn what to do with it. This is the nakshatra
of the guardian, the informer, and at times the
outcast, testing the soul's maturity in how it
handles control, isolation, and unseen karma.
Each pata of jeshta reflects a different internal
blueprint, from Sagittarian righteousness to
Piscean detachment, showing whether one will
protect or hoard, guide or manipulate, isolate
or uplift. Let's explore how each of the four
patas shapes the jeshta journey. Scorpio 16 degree
40 Torpians 20 points Vamsha sign Sagittalmental
shift water to fire motivation Dharma to preserve
status through belief or righteousness but risks
dogma inner outer karma blueprint outwardly secretive
emotionally intense self -protective Scorpio
inwardly idealistic prideful and rigid in belief
Sagittarius Navamsha This Pada grants resources,
ideas, wealth, guidance that often come unearned,
but the native may feel overly entitled or overly
possessive of them. There's a reluctance to share,
often justified through rationalization or perceived
superiority. Karmic theme, misuse of privilege,
stinginess cloaked as righteousness. Growth path,
acknowledge what was inherited, not earned. Share
with intention, not pride. Navamsa sign, Capricorn
Arthapada, elemental shift, water to earth, motivation,
Artha to climb and secure power, often through
control, inner outer karma blueprint, externally
intense and protective, Scorpio Rashi, internally
calculating, rigid and power seeking, Capricorn
Navamsa. These natives often achieve material
or hierarchical success, but use secrecy and
withholding to maintain their control. Their
attitude toward helpers or elders may be transactional
or dismissive. Karmic theme, control through
restriction, coldness toward dependence. Growth
path, share responsibility and support with humility.
Respect those who serve. inner -outer karma blueprint,
outwardly willful and intense, Scorpio Rashi,
inwardly unconventional, anti -traditional, and
mentally restless, Aquarius Navamsa. This pada
resists rules, even those meant to protect. The
desire for freedom can turn into self -destruction
or damage to family community structures. Refusal
to listen leads to deep property, emotional and
ancestral karma. Karmic theme, rebellion without
wisdom, alienation from family, growth path.
Honor elders, even when you differ. Let independence
serve evolution, not ego. Jaishtapada 4, Scorpio
2640, Navamsa sign. Pisces, Moksha -pelemental
shift, water to water. Motivation, Moksha, to
dissolve individuality into service, but risks
escapism. Inner -outer karma blueprint. Outwardly
hidden, private, psychologically sensitive, Scorpio
Rashi. Inwardly mystical, detached, non -conforming,
Pisces -Namsa. This pada often withdraws from
society. These natives are karmically bound to
help the forgotten, children, birds, the marginalized.
If they ignore this, they spiral into loneliness
or isolation. Transformation arrives through
quiet compassion and silent service. Karmic theme,
spiritual detachment without earthly application.
Growth path, engage the world gently, serve the
invisible with tangible care. Gestapada Summary,
four archetypes of the elder's burden. Trap,
anti -family, prideful rebellion. Growth, use
freedom to elevate, not sever ancestral lines.
Pataphore Pisces, peace through solitude or devotion.
Trap, isolation, avoidance of human connection.
Growth, quiet service, engage with the forgotten,
closing thought. In jieshta, power must bow to
responsibility. Jieshta gives you keys, but asks,
will you use them to open gates for others or
lock yourself in? It is the nakshatra of the
elder. and the elder's role is not to dominate,
but to guide. Whether you rule a kingdom or a
room, your leadership is tested not by what you
control, but by how you uplift. Next in the series,
Mula Nakshatra, where karmic roots are pulled
and truth demands sacrifice. Jeshta Nakshatrapada,
with examples of planets, exploring how planetary
placement shapes karma, expression, and evolution
across the four patas. Jeshta Pada I, Sagittarius
Navamsa, Scorpio 16d40 -20d Gozelitz, Outer Self
Rashi, Protective, Private, Emotionally Intense
Scorpio, Inner Self Navamsa, Belief -Driven,
Dogmatic, Reputation -Focused, Sagittarius. Motivation,
Dharma, to Guide or Lead, but risks entitlement
to knowledge or blessings. Examples, Jupiter
and Pada I, inherits wisdom, status, or philosophy
through family or past life karma. may become
a teacher but hoards information instead of sharing.
Result? Karmic refinement lies in choosing humility
over self -righteousness and using privilege
to guide others with integrity. Sun in Padawan,
strong moral stance with potential for public
leadership, may act as a hero, archetype, but
resists accountability. Karma revolves around
using power not for self -importance, but to
light the path for others. Moon in Padawan, Emotionally
bound to self -image and inherited belief systems.
Feels responsible for carrying forward family
ideals. Great potential for legacy building,
but must watch for pride -based detachment from
emotional needs of others. Motivation, artha,
to build and retain, often through secrecy or
power control. Examples, Saturn in Pata 2, builds
empire slowly but can be overly harsh with employees
or family members, believes love must be earned.
Result, karma improves when the native learns
softness and generosity. Power without compassion
becomes a burden. Venus in Pata 2, loves through
acts of control or withholding. may attract partners
who reflect their own resistance to emotional
vulnerability. Result. Emotional intimacy only
deepens when giving becomes equal to receiving.
Mercury and Pata 2. Clever in business or communication,
but may use manipulation to maintain power dynamics.
Result. Great analytical or leadership skill,
but must avoid transactional or coercive interactions
to avoid karmic pushback. Pata 3. Aquarius, Navamsa,
Scorpio 23, GRI 20, 2060 -40. Outer self, deep,
observant, karmically loaded. Inner self, progressive,
erratic, independent Aquarius. Motivation, comma
to express uniqueness, but may isolate from tradition
and community. Examples, Rahu in Pada 3, disrupts
family structures for self -gain, may bring technological
brilliance, but disregard for emotional consequences.
Result. Innovation must serve collective healing,
not just personal ambition. Otherwise, karma
brings alienation. Mars in Pada 3, fighter for
causes, but can become hostile to ancestral roots
or elders. Result, great activist or changemaker,
but karmic tests arrive when ego overtakes purpose.
Mercury in Pada 3, brilliant mind, unconventional
communicator, but rebellious for the sake of
being different. Result. Karma improves when
uniqueness is used to uplift others rather than
disrupt stability. profoundly withdrawn, either
spiritually advanced or emotionally unreachable,
may reject society or identity labels entirely.
Result. Karma centers around finding service
in solitude, helping the invisible or neglected
brings evolution. Moon in Pada 4, highly psychic
and emotionally sensitive, may withdraw from
people but deeply affected by suffering in the
world. Result. Healing comes through service
to those who cannot speak for themselves, especially
children or animals. Venus in Pada 4. Romantic
ideals of love clash with karmic emotional pain
or detachment. Result? Must spiritualize relationship
ideals and avoid escapism or neglect in love.
Jeshta Pada Summary. Four expressions of the
elders' responsibility. Pada 1. Sagittarius.
Seeks. Righteous leadership and control of wisdom.
Trap. Arrogance. Hoarding knowledge or blessings.
Growth. Teach openly. Share what was inherited,
not earned. Pada two, Capricorn. Sikhs, material
and hierarchical security. Trap, controlling
others through silence or lack of reward empower
others. Your leadership is proven in generosity.
Pada three, Aquarius Sikhs, creative disruption
and freedom. Trap, disharmony and home, rejection
of tradition. Growth, be the rebel who heals,
not one who fragments. Pada four, Pisces, Sikh
solitude, spiritual peace. Trap, emotional isolation,
denial of social responsibility. Growth, quiet
devotion to those who cannot ask, live karma
through compassion. Conclusion. In jeshta, authority
is earned only when it is used to uplift. To
be the eldest is not a title, it's a role. Whether
through inheritance, talent, or age, the jeshta
soul carries more, knows more, and therefore
owes more to those behind them. Power that isolates
becomes poison. Power that nurtures becomes legacy.
In this nakshatra, your spiritual maturity is
tested by how you handle your throne. Will you
hoard it or hold space for others to rise?