Good morning beautiful people. Welcome to my
channel. Now let us discuss the 20th nakshatra
of Purvashada and the nakshatra padas, the four
steps of this nakshatra. Generally speaking,
Purvashada has these energies, unstoppable power
through victory. easy going, finding one's own
path in life, unconventional approach and chasing
high ideology, especially since the natal one
is in Sagittarius, everything about ideology.
These people can become very idealistic or the
planet that sits here can become highly idealistic.
Remember, this is a Venus rule nakshatra, so
there will definitely be themes of wealth, of
spouse, of relationships. The previous one which
we did was Purva Falguni, remember? Now we are
doing Purva Ashada, the last of the Venus nakshatras.
We started with Bharani, then going into Purva
Falguni, now Purva Ashada. Yet it falls in the
sign of Jupiter, of Sagittarius. So think relationships,
think moral, ethical principles. These kind of
things should give you a broad hint straight
away. Some other themes of Purvashada include
overcoming initial obstacles of life in order
to accomplish long -term goals. Why there is
long -term goals? Sagittarius is everything long
-term, okay? Idealism of the planet sitting here,
meaning if it's Mercury, if you think very idealistically
in terms of communication, Venus in terms of
spouse and wealth. Sun in terms of rules and
regulations, Jupiter in terms of law and ethical
moral principles and so on. Apply this signification
to the planet here, okay? And it will follow
this particular theme. Same principle applies
to all other nakshatras. You have to follow the
house where it's sitting in and you have to follow
the planet signification when you're studying
these nakshatrapadas. Trust issues of the planet's
signification sitting here due to past life experiences.
They might have trust issues, maybe with the
relationships. If moon is sitting here, maybe
trust issues with the mother. Sun sitting here,
trust issues with the father or the government,
for example. Venus with the spouse, Mercury with
the siblings, children, so on so forth. Self
-worth is affected due to trust and belief issues
here. Remember trust and belief are very dominant
in Jupiterian rule science, Sagittarius and Pisces.
Pisces is more about faith. Sagittarius is more
about trust and belief. Good planets here heal
and support. Malefics will provide incurable
kind of diseases. Now let us see the generic
themes of each one of the Pada, before we get
into the details. First Pada, this Sagittarius
going into Leo, so there is a 5 -9 relationship
here. Pada, one will have wealth and knowledge,
why? Leo is 9th Sagittarius, so there is a good
luck factor. Yet, due to excessive desires of
the 7th house, Sagittarius opposite is Gemini,
which is sitting in the 7th house, kind of. Okay?
will spend his wealth on illegal relationships,
which will lead to downfall. So, practice gratitude
and maintaining family tradition is the key to
get over this. Without distractions, don't be
distracted by too many relationships. Again,
Venus factor playing in the Venus nakshatra,
isn't it? Second pada has Sagittarius going into
the sign of Virgo. So, 410 relationship. work
with strength to Sagittarius. Something to do
with masses, something to do with daily work.
Wealthy, righteous people, Sagittarius, but making
wrong decisions regarding money and resources.
Trusting wrong friends, Sagittarius is trust.
Do not bother correcting the wrong people or
disconnecting them from their lives. If you want
to disconnect people, the wrong kind of people
in your life, go ahead, do it. Bad company issues
these people can have. Especially if mercury
is sitting here, maybe bad friends. Do not trust
friends, rely upon slow methodical work, work
-wise strength from Sagittarius. Work -wise is
a sign of daily work, slow and methodical work.
Your daily work, routines. And avoid too much
ambitious steps. Avoid also borrowing huge sums
of loan based on a friend's ideas. Virgo is for
debts. So if you end up borrowing too much based
on some friend telling you invest in stock market
or blah blah blah, you might get into unnecessary
debts. Avoid that. Third bada has Sagittarius
going into Libra. So there is a 3 -11 relationship.
Libra is 11th from Sagittarius. and Sagittarius
is third from Libra. What does this lead to?
Excessive material desires. Remember, Libra in
Navamsa is a rich rashi. It can get overtly possessive
of the wealth. Too much materialism. Libra is
11th to Sagittarius. So there is an Aquarian
energy playing in Libra, you might say. One will
forego principles against Sagittarius. cause
harm to others and constantly donate things,
resources you do have but are not using and do
not need. So try donating these kinds of resources
which you have and do not need. This is something
which people in the modern era have to learn,
isn't it? We just tend to hoard a lot of stuff
saying I'll use this 10 years or 5 years later.
And you've got all these things in your house
which you never use. Give it away to those who
need it. that will help this particular Pada.
Every Pada has certain signature of remedy also
buried in it, if you reflect on this very closely.
Fourth Pada has Sagittarius going into Scorpio,
so there is a 2 -12 relationship, one sign previous
to Sagittarius is Scorpio. Responsibility at
home to elders, why Sagittarius is second to
Scorpio? Second to Scorpio meaning family related
stuff. Makes sacrifices for elders, teachers
or fathers. Why? There is Sagittarius. Let go
of resources which do not belong to you. Scorpio
is 12th from Sagittarius. Do not hold on to stuff
which do not belong to you. This seems to be
a big theme in Purvashara, isn't it? Somewhat
like a wealth related issue of Venus. Being a
Venus nakshatra. So, let go of resources which
do not belong to you, like inheritance, land,
wealth, etc. easily sent and done. People hold
on to their identity with these kinds of things.
Wealth you receive in inheritance is more for
giving out to other people rather than for you,
here. That's the fourth Pada of Purvashada. If
you find something, leave in the comment box
any of the Padas and maybe you can address that
in detail. Now let's continue on to detail planets
and points deposited here and the generalities
of these Padas once again. Enjoy and share. The
Invincible One and the Battle for Ethical Victory,
Purva Ashata Nakshatra spans from 1320 to 26th
-grade 40 in Sagittarius and is ruled by Appas,
the goddess of cosmic waters. As the early victory
star, it represents potential, confidence, and
the momentum to triumph, but not without karmic
friction. Governed by Venus, Purva Ashata carries
beauty and charisma, but also the temptations
of overindulgence, pride, and misplaced trust.
This is the nakshatra of inner purification through
outer battles, where the soul must differentiate
between ego -driven wins and dharmic victory.
It tests how we use our charisma and charm, whether
to liberate or dominate, to uplift or seduce.
Each pada of purva -ashada marks a deeper challenge,
from Leo's pride, Virgo's criticality, Libra's
indulgence, to Scorpio's emotional release. What
begins as confidence must eventually be tempered
with humility and integrity. Let's explore the
karmic imprint of each of these four Padas. Purva
Ashata Pada 1, Sagittarius 13d, 16d, 40. Navamsa
sign, Leo, Dharma Pada. Motivation, Dharma, to
uphold one's ideals or tradition, but risks arrogance
and downfall through vanity. Inner Outer Karma
blueprint, outwardly noble, spiritually aspirational,
Sagittarius Rashi, inwardly proud, self -focused,
image -driven, Leo Navamsa. This potta has great
leadership potential and often carries wealth,
wisdom, or social recognition. But emotional
decisions, particularly in relationships, often
derail its higher path. Pride and desire for
validation override clarity. Karmic theme, egoic
downfall through illegal or inappropriate emotional
romantic entanglements. Growth path, practice
gratitude, honor ancestral wisdom and avoid distractions
of lust and status. Purva Ashatapada II, Sagittarius
16 -40 to 20 degrees, Navamsa sign, Virgo Arthapada,
elemental shift, fire to earth, motivation, artha
to manage resources, but risks karmic misalignment
through poor judgment and stubborn loyalty. Inner
-outer karma blueprint, outwardly visionary,
expansive, Sagittarius Rashi, inwardly analytical,
perfectionistic, anxious, Virgo Navamsa. This
pada struggles with misplaced trust, especially
in friends or colleagues. The native often knows
something is wrong but fails to course correct
due to ego, fear of confrontation, or overthinking.
Karma shows up as betrayal, debt, or drained
energy. Sagittarius 20, 23, 20. Navamsa sign,
Libra, elemental shift, fire to air, motivation,
comma, to experience desire and pleasure, but
risks forsaking Dharma for indulgence. Inner
outer karma blueprint, outwardly inspired, idealistic,
Sagittarius Rashi, inwardly charming, pleasure
seeking, peace loving, but avoidant, Libra Navamsa.
This potta creates attractive, diplomatic personalities
who may prioritize desire over duty. There is
a tendency to ignore one's higher responsibilities
in pursuit of comfort or status. Relationships
are transactional unless purified. Karmic theme,
desire overrides principle, avoidance of accountability,
misuse of wealth and social power. Growth path,
regularly donate unused resources. Let love be
a practice, not a transaction. Purva Asha to
Porfagetarius 23, 3D, 20, 26, 40s, Navamsa sign,
Scorpio, Moksha Pada. Elemental shift, fire to
water. Motivation, Moksha to dissolve pride through
service, but resists emotional vulnerability.
Inner outer karma blueprint, externally enthusiastic
wise benevolent, Sagittarius Rashi, internally
intense, secretive, burdened by ancestral debts,
Scorpio Navamsa. This Pada has karmic contracts
with elders, father figures, or teachers. Inheritance,
material, or karmic comes with obligation. If
misused, it becomes a burden. The soul must learn
to give without attachment, particularly when
emotional discomfort arises. Karmic theme, refusal
to support or honor elders leads to emotional
isolation or hidden suffering. Growth path, let
go of inherited wealth and roles that aren't
yours. Offer your resources to uplift lineage.
Pada 1, seeks pride -based victory. Trap, ego,
romantic distractions, growth. Practice humility
and stay focused on the ancestral flame. Pada
2, order and loyalty. Trap, misplaced trust,
karmic debt through inaction. Make surgical decisions.
Disengage from the wrong crowd. Pada 3, seeks
peace through pleasure. Trap, desire -fueled
escapism, irresponsible indulgence. Growth. Turn
charm into compassion. Make beauty useful to
others. Pada Scorpio seeks emotional and spiritual
liberation. Burdened by unresolved karma, avoidance
of caretaking, growth, release pride, serve family
and ancestors with sacred detachment. Closing
thought. Imperva ashada. Victory must serve a
higher truth. To be invincible is not to be undefeated
in battle. It is to be unshakable in purpose.
Purvashada gives gifts, wisdom, beauty, charisma,
wealth. But these are only blessings if they
uplift others and restore broken lineages. If
not, they become heavy debts, paid through relationships,
reputation, or emotional loss. Next in the series,
Uttarashada, where real victory is earned, not
by conquest, but by endurance and unwavering
integrity. Purvashada nakshatrapada, with examples
of planets. Exploring how planetary placement
shapes karma, expression, and evolution across
the four patas. Purva Asatapada 1, Leo Navamsa.
Sagittarius, 13°20 to 16°40s. Outer Self, Rashi.
Visionary, expressive, values, knowledge, and
legacy, Sagittarius. Inner Self, Navamsa. Proud,
noble, performance -driven, Leo. Motivation,
Dharma, to lead or inspire, but risks egoic downfall
and distraction. Examples. Sun in Padawan, brilliant
speaker or performer, thrives in leadership roles
involving education, spirituality, or law, may
be admired but lacks humility. Result, karma
improves when leadership is used to illuminate
others, not for applause. Jupiter in Padawan,
carries strong Dharmic past -life merit, born
to teach or guide, but may fall into moral superiority
or entitlement. Result, must balance inner confidence
with true gratitude and conscious humility. Venus
in Pada 1, magnetic and charming, with artistic
or romantic talent. However, gets derailed by
flattery or relationships that flatter the ego.
Result, evolve love into devotion. Avoid using
affection as a status tool. Purva Asadapada 2,
Virgo Navamsa, Sagittarius 16D40 to 20Gri. Outer
Self, spiritual expansion seeking Sagittarius.
Inner Self. Cautious, analytical, prone to guilt
or overthinking. Verg motivation. Artha, to manage
wealth and relationships responsibly, but risks
karmic stagnation through inaction or misjudgment.
Examples? Mercury in Pada 2. Skilled communicator
or researcher, but may doubt own insights or
get stuck in over -analysis. Prone to betrayal
through acquaintances. Result, let insight flow.
Wisdom must be acted on, not just dissected.
Saturn in Pada 2, disciplined, dutiful, and principled,
but slow to act on moral intuitions, may stick
with wrong company due to routine. Result, evolve
by learning to let go of those who drain you.
Responsibility includes knowing when to release.
Moon in Pada 2, emotionally dependent on familiarity,
even when it's toxic, tends to justify inaction
in the name of keeping peace. Result, Karmic
repair begins when emotional patterns are acknowledged
and corrected. Perva Ashada Pada 3, Libra Navamsa,
Sagittarius 20 Grisille 23320. Outer self, idealistic,
growth -focused. Inner self, graceful, relationship
-oriented, image -conscious Libra. Motivation,
comma, to enjoy life and relationships but risk
spiritual derailment through indulgence and people
-pleasing. Examples. Venus in Pada 3. refined
in taste and charming in expression, but seeks
love or luxury at the cost of self -respect or
dharma. Result, karma evolves when charm is used
to uplift others, not manipulate dynamics. Rahu
in Pada 3, obsessed with status, wealth, or desirability,
seeks shortcuts in business or love, attracts
untrustworthy friends. Result, must give what
is not being used, surrender desire to dominate
or possess. Mars in Pada 3, Passionate and diplomatic,
but may mask aggression with charm, can be overly
strategic in love or politics. Result, direct
your ambition to serve, not seduce or deceive.
to dissolve attachments and pay ancestral dues,
but risks secrecy or avoidance. Examples, Ketu
and Padafor, deep inner wisdom and detachment,
but may withdraw from family roles or spiritual
service, often rejects inherited duties. Result,
karmic upliftment comes through silent service,
particularly to elders or forgotten members of
the lineage. Moon and Padafor, emotionally deep,
but prone to guilt, shame, or secrecy. may struggle
with maternal karma or nurturing roles. Result,
healing comes through direct emotional caretaking,
especially of family or in -laws. Son in Pada
4 feels karmically linked to the father or mentor
figure, either through rejection or obligation,
may carry burden of legacy. Result, integrate
the past, honor father figures while stepping
into your own light. Purva Asha Summary, four
stages of ethical victory. Pada 1. seeks fame,
influence, dharmic pride. Ego, inappropriate
relationships, spiritual arrogance. Growth, serve
your legacy, not your image. Pada two, Virgo,
seeks clean conscience, order, safe alliances.
Trap hop, overthink loyalty to the wrong people.
Refine your discernment, act on your moral intuition.
Pada three, harmony and gratification. Transactional
love, image over truth. Give freely. Serve without
seeking return. Seeks soul release, emotional
truth, avoidance of family karma, secrecy, denial,
growth. Face your shadow by fulfilling your unseen
responsibilities. Conclusion. In Purvashada,
real victory is inner victory. You may win applause,
relationships, or riches, but if dharma is compromised,
it is no true victory. Purvashada asks, are you
fighting for truth or for your image? Are you
holding on to something that must be surrendered
to rise? The invincible one is not the one who
never falls. It is the one who rises by letting
go of what no longer serves. Next in the series,
Utara Ashadanakshatra, where inner endurance
and public duty must walk hand in hand toward
true legacy.