Good morning ladies and gentlemen, welcome to
my channel. Now we discuss the nakshatra padas
of the 19th nakshatra of Moola. So we have entered
Sagittarius from Scorpio. So everything to do
with destruction of all lies. All material obsessions
are lies. Power of influence. They are research
people. These people are ultimate researchers
of things, digging deep to destroy the lies.
The lies of Maya basically. This is ruled almost
by Kali kind of energies. Moola nakshatra generally
speaking are root cause analysis people. They
are very sharp. They take unbounded risks by
trusting others. They need to step back, see
the bigger picture and explore new possibilities.
This would be the wisest thing for them to do
if more planets and points are in Moola nakshatra
in your chart. Going from Natal to Navamsa. Research
ability is the highest. Ability to pick impossible
goals and targets to a mass level. Why am I talking
mass level? Because it's in the sign of Sagittarius.
Issues related to money and troubled married
life could be another issue with these people.
Okay? Avoid getting into arguments with women.
Endense energy of pulling everything apart. Till
no attachment remains in that house signification
planet lord and... so on. Let us now briefly
study the generalities of this Pada and we'll
get into specifics a bit later on. First Pada
goes from Sagittarius to Aries. So there's a
9 -5 relationship right there. Good models, new
initiations. New initiations, why? Because Navamsa
is in Aries. Can start new code of ethics and
guidelines as teachers. Teachers, why? Because
it is going into such areas. So you're using
an initiation energy in Navamsa to try and bring
new code of ethics in the needle, wherever house
it is placed in. Will be tested for moral principles
in the face of difficulty. Aries is a poor rashi.
So you're kind of trying to make ends meet here
in order to bring these new code of ethics. Will
be tested for moral... principles. Any borrowed
money should be returned to the owner. If used
for personal gains, it tends to backfire. This
is one more thing. First Pada should be taken
care of very acutely. Second Pada in Moola goes
from Sagittarius to Taurus. So there is a 6 -8
relationship. Taurus means wealth, means resources.
Okay, and there is a 6 -8 relationship. There's
something destructive here. Unjust use of wealth,
food, resources. Taurus. Therefore, adept of
resources to serve family member. Taurus, 6th
from Sagittarius. Do not hold resources. Mend
family relations. Accept your faults and help
family. That's the life lesson. Also, one more
thing that can help is plant fruit bearing trees
and look after them till they grow. Sagittarius.
Jupiter stands for fruit bearing trees, especially
if you weren't planted in temples, which needs
to be done really by everyone. Third Pada is
Sagittarius going into Gemini, so now we have
a seven -seven relationship, three -nine relationship,
okay? Third house and the ninth house. Third
Pada can become selfish, Gemini is selfish. It's
like a child, Gemini is a child -like. You know
the children grabbing toys from one another?
This is mine, this is mine, that is Gemini. Selfishness,
breaking principles because Sagittarius' principles,
Gemini here is breaking them. Now Aamsha, your
internal self is battling the outer self. Breaking
principles for bodily pleasures. Why bodily pleasures?
Seventh house. It has to do with sexual attitude
here. Actions based in emotion and not logic.
Not taking responsibility for tasks even again,
Gemini. No good relations with father. Why? Because
Sagittarius sign is there in the needle. Sagittarius
going into Gemini Navamsa. Does not take care
of the dad. Taking care of father will help you
in your profession. Pada 3 people. Pada 4 of
Moolanakshatra. Sagittarius going into cancer.
Therefore 6 -8 relationship. Once again there
is something tough going on karmically in the
fourth Pada. Unable to see responsibility, cancer
aides to Sagittarius. Responsibility for masses,
for food maybe. To protect and serve because
cancer is the fourth house taking care of masses.
Correction by reversing this attitude. Take responsibility
to protect and serve the masses. Then Sagittarius
will get better. taking care and providing emotional
support to family and to masses, especially to
one's family and in -laws. Why in -laws? Because
it's 8th. Cancer is 8th. 8th house stands for
your in -laws also. That's the generic four padas
of Moola nakshatra. Further in this podcast,
we'll explore the details. If you find something,
planets and points in Moola nakshatra, going
from Natal to Navamsa. Leave a comment, whatever
you found in this video, and we can address that
as well if you want to do some readings. Right,
now let's get into the details. Enjoy and share.
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information. Podcast segment title, The Four
Patas of Moolanakshatra. Planetary Principles
and the Inner -Outer Karma Blueprint of Roots,
Disruption, and Truthful Sacrifice. Introduction.
Moola, the Root of Karmic Dissolution and Radical
Truth. Moola Nakshatra, spanning 0°00 to 13°20
Sagittarius, is ruled by Niridhi, the goddess
of destruction and calamity. As the uprooter,
Moola is a deeply karmic nakshatra that pulls
apart illusions and attachments to reach the
core truth of any situation. Governed by Ketu,
this nakshatra seeks liberation by tearing down
what is false, superficial or corrupt. It is
not for the faint -hearted. Moola asks us to
confront pain, face hard truths and unearth ancestral
debts. Yet through this process, profound spiritual
wisdom, healing and realignment with Dharma becomes
possible. Each pada of Moola reflects a specific
karmic dimension. ranging from moral initiation
to ethical collapse, and each pushes the soul
to confront the root cause of suffering, deception,
and misuse of power or privilege. Let's examine
how the four Padas unfold this intense journey
of purification. but risks impulsive damage.
Inner -outer karma blueprint, externally idealistic,
religious, purpose -driven, Sagittarius Rashi,
internally fiery, impatient, morally reactive,
Aries -Navamsa. This Pada possesses the urge
to establish a new truth or moral path, but may
act too quickly or harshly in correcting others.
There's strong potential to become a reformer
or whistleblower, but also a risk of moral absolutism,
self -righteous anger, and alienation from peers
or mentors. Karmic theme, misuse of borrowed
knowledge, dogmatic enforcement of morals. Growth
path, use truth to guide, not punish. Respect
the process of others' awakening. Mulapada II,
Sagittarius 320, 6640. Navamsa sign, Taurus,
Arthapada, elemental shift. Fire to earth. Motivation,
Artha to possess and stabilize resources, but
risk karmic debt due to misuse. Inner -outer
karma blueprint. Outwardly principled, driven
by spiritual values, Sagittarius Rashi, inwardly
indulgent, materially attached, secretly rigid,
Taurus Navamsa. This Pada is challenged by the
conflict between lofty ideals and personal greed.
Wealth, comfort, or family ties may cause the
native to compromise Dharma. If resources were
accumulated immorally from ancestral hoarding
or personal betrayal, karmic repayment becomes
necessary through acts of service and restitution.
Karmic theme. Hoarded wealth. Disrespect toward
family values or ancestral debt. Growth path.
Acknowledge what you've misused. Give back materially
to restore inner balance. Mulapada 3 Sagittarius
6040 to Tendri. Navamsa sign. Gemini. Kamapada
elemental shift. Fire to air. Motivation. Kama.
To enjoy or manipulate information for desires
often disregarding responsibility. Inner outer
karma blueprint. externally wise -seeming, curious,
and witty Sagittarius Rashi, internally scattered,
self -serving, emotionally disjointed Gemini
Navamsa. This pada is skilled with communication,
charm, and intellectual games, but often uses
these for short -term pleasures or escape. There
is danger in abandoning responsibility, disowning
one's moral voice, and acting from confusion
or duality. Karmically, this results in broken
relationships, especially with the father, teachers,
or guides. Karmic theme. Intellectual deceit,
shirking duties, abandoning higher truth for
sensory pleasure. Growth path. Restore integrity
in your words. Serve your father mentors to realign
your path. Mulapada 4, Sagittarius 10, Guides
2, 13, 20. Navamsa sign. Cancer. Moksha pada
elemental shift, fire to water. Motivation. Moksha,
to find emotional peace by caring for the family,
but risks emotional blindness. inner -outer karma
blueprint, outwardly spiritual, philosophical,
abstracted, Sagittarius Rashi, inwardly sensitive,
emotional, prone to victimhood or martyrdom,
Cancer Navamsha. This Pada resists acknowledging
emotional obligations, especially to the in -laws,
mother, or children. The soul avoids emotional
responsibility under the guise of detachment
or spirituality, leading to karmic repercussions
in the form of loss, family estrangement, or
chronic emotional unrest. Karmic theme. avoidance
of nurturing responsibilities, detachment from
family pain. Growth Path. Offer emotional care
where karma demands. Support spouses, family,
and children. Mulapada Summary. Four archetypes
of karmic excavation. Pada 1 Aries. Seeks moral
initiation through courage and conviction. Trap
self -righteous anger and alienation. Growth.
Deliver truth with compassion, not wrath. Pada
2 Taurus. Seeks stabilization and comfort. Trap
misuse of wealth, karmic debt through hoarding.
Growth, repair legacy by giving back what was
taken. Pada 3 Gemini, seeks freedom through intellect
and pleasure. Trap, betrayal of Dharma for sensory
escape. Growth, restore trust with father elders,
honor your word. Pada 4 Cancer, seeks inner peace
through emotional detachment. Trap, abandonment
of emotional duty under spiritual pretense. Growth,
serve family, nourish in -laws, bring peace to
the home. Closing thought. In Moola, truth begins
at the root. Moola doesn't let you hide. It cuts
away illusions, leaving only what is true. In
its depths, we either sacrifice ego or sacrifice
others. The choice determines whether we spiral
into karmic chaos or rise, rooted in truth, to
offer something lasting and liberating. Next
in the series, Purva Ashada Nakshatra, where
invincibility must be tempered by humility. Mula
nakshatra pada with examples of planets, exploring
how planetary placement shapes karma, expression,
and evolution across the four patas. Mula pada
1, Aries Navamsa, Sagittarius 0 .0 to 3 .20.
Outer Self, idealistic, sharp -tongued, spiritual
seeker, Sagittarius. Inner Self, Navamsa, impulsive,
combative, action -focused Aries. Motivation,
Dharma to initiate a moral mission, but may disrupt
more than guide. Examples. Sun in Pada 1 has
an instinct to lead revolutions in values or
belief systems. Feels divinely chosen, but may
dominate with rigid certainty. Must avoid arrogance.
Real Dharma is walked with humility, not firepower.
Jupiter in Pada 1, born into wisdom traditions,
preacher, teacher, philosopher, but may defend
outdated dogma aggressively. Result? Karma improves
when teaching adapts with compassion, not superiority.
Marzen Pada 1, moral crusader, brave but reactive,
may fight unjust systems, but risk martyrdom
or burnout. Result, direct your fire into structured
reform, not impulsive destruction. Moola Pada
2, Taurus Navamsa, 320. Outer Self, seeks truth,
spiritual expansion, but craves comfort and stability.
Inner Self, grounded, sensual, attached to material
or familial continuity. Taurus, motivation. artha,
to hold and protect resources, but at risk of
karmic debt and stagnation. Examples? Venus in
Pada 2 seeks both spiritual love and earthly
pleasures, may use wealth or charm manipulatively.
Result? True harmony arrives when resources are
used for service, not indulgence. Saturn in Pada
2 holds deep fears around scarcity, may hoard
out of ancestral trauma, becoming emotionally
inaccessible. Result? needs to develop faith
in divine timing, let go to receive. Moon and
Pada 2. Emotionally secure on the surface, but
secretly clings to inherited guilt or comfort
zones. Result. Evolution comes through conscious
detachment and gratitude practice. Moolapada
3. Gemini Navamsa. Sagittarius, 6th Gritty, 40.
Outer Self. Philosophical and expansive. Inner
Self. Curious, dual -minded, and scattered. Motivation.
Comma, to enjoy life, share ideas, and flirt
with boundaries, but may avoid responsibility.
Examples, Mercury in Pada 3, a quick -witted
communicator, teacher, or entrepreneur, but may
manipulate facts to win. Result, karma improves
by anchoring speech and truth, not cleverness.
Rahu in Pada 3, brilliant, charming, rebellious,
but prone to breaking moral codes or abandoning
mentors. Result, must learn accountability. Don't
misuse brilliance for personal escape or trickery.
Venus in Pada 3. Seek stimulating love lives,
fame, or validation. May lose touch with Dharmic
responsibilities. Result, anchor desires and
deeper values. Love must serve, not distract.
Moola Pada 4. Cancer Navamsa. Sagittarius 10°320.
Outer Self. Philosopher. Wanderer. Spiritual
Guide. Inner Self. Deeply emotional, nurturing,
family -bound, but avoids vulnerability. Cancer
motivation, moksha, to dissolve ego in service,
but risks emotional escapism. Examples. Ketu
and Pataphor, deeply mystical, often isolated
or disengaged from social -emotional bonds, may
renounce too early. Result? Spiritual growth
comes through engagement with emotional truth,
not avoidance. Moon and Pataphor, psychic sponge,
absorbs collective suffering, often retreats
into solitude. Result, must balance in a retreat
with quiet service, especially toward mothers,
in -laws, or children. Jupiter in Pada 4, feels
karmically tasked with uplifting the emotional
spiritual health of family, may overgive and
burn out. Result, protect your energy, serve
gently, not from guilt or sacrifice. Moolapada
Summary, Four Faces of Karmic Uprooting. Pada
1 Aries seeks to begin righteous new paths. Trap.
Moral aggression, spiritual arrogance. Be a reformer,
not a destroyer. Courage without compassion burns
bridges. Pada 2 Taurus seeks to preserve and
secure. Trap, hoarding of love, resources, or
ancestral trauma. Growth, use your wealth to
nourish others, not just protect yourself. Pada
3 Gemini, seek freedom of expression and play.
Escapism, manipulation, misuse of knowledge.
Growth, align cleverness with truth. Use your
words to heal, not deceive. Seeks, peace, and
spiritual withdrawal. Trap, avoidance of family,
emotional aloofness, silent suffering. Growth,
serve your home, not just your soul. Don't hide
from karmic emotion. Conclusion in Moola, you
cannot heal until you pull the root. Moola brings
you face to face with the buried truth, the root
of suffering, karmic debt, and ancestral misalignment.
The challenge isn't just to tear down. it's to
replant with purpose. The gift of mullah is liberation,
but only if you dig with honesty, serve with
humility, and transform not just the world, but
the soil within your own soul. Next in the series,
Purva Ashada, where victory is tested by humility
and the true meaning of inner invincibility emerges.