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    21 Uttara Aṣādhā

    Elephant Tusk
    Star: Alpha 1 Capricornius (Algedi) Deity: The 10 Viśvedevāḥ

    Myth

    Uttara (“later”) + Aṣādhā (“victory”) = Later Victory. According to the Viṣṇu Purāṇa, the 10
    Viśvedevāḥ (the Universal Gods who impart good and noble qualities to this nakṣatra) were
    the sons of Dharma (righteousness) and Vishvā: Vasu (Goodness), Satya (Truth), Kratu (Will
    Power), Daksha (Skilled), Kala (Time), Kama (Desire), Dhriti
    (Firmness), Kuru (Ancestors), Pururavas (Brightness), and
    Madravas (Peak of Joy). This nakṣatra is similar to the previous
    nakṣatra Pūrva Aṣādhā in all of its significations, but the
    difference is that these folks are more visionary, less aggressive,
    and are more involved in humanitarian deeds. It is common
    that sometimes these people have challenges in achieving their
    goals early in life, but through perseverance, they end up
    reaching their aim later on.

    The symbol of the elephant tusk demonstrates an element of


    royalty, especially if you take into consideration that the ruling
    planet of this nakṣatra is the Sun, who is magnanimous,
    generous, and has a kingly nature which will support, promote
    and protect goodness on all levels. In addition, characteristics
    like leadership, duty, responsibility, being true to their word,
    justice, strength, war, and victory are also all attributed to this nakṣatra.

    The other side of this nakṣatra is that it takes after the Sun’s aggression in its ability to wage
    war and punish the wrong doers. But this only happens when it is required to serve a higher
    purpose or for the benefit of society, and not for selfish reasons; unlike the aggression shown
    by people with the Pūrva Aṣādhā nakṣatra who can be cruel and selfish if their desires are not
    being met. Sometimes Uttara Aṣādhā people can be seen as rigid and harsh because part of it
    is posited in Capricorn (who can be excessively disciplined). At times they can find
    themselves depressed or unhappy if they are not being appreciated for their work. They also
    like to follow traditions and norms established by their ancestors and society, but are open to
    challenging them if they are not beneficial for the people under the current circumstances.

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    Nakṣatra Classifications

    Ruler: SU Zodiacal Span: 26*40' Sg - 10*00' Cp Yoga Tara: 9*54' Cp

    Vṛtti - mode of conduct: Tulyatvam - an even-minded, balanced approach

    Dehabhāga - body zone: the Thighs

    Varṇa - social strata: Kṣatriya - one who governs and protects others, or prevails over them;
    a stateswoman or statesman, administrator, politician, executive, detective, defender,
    guardian, athlete, lawyer, ruler

    Trikṛtya - threefold actions: Saṃhāra - bringing things together; binding things, reducing
    them a basic condition; dissolution, dissolving; recycling

    Paryāya - course, way: Śīrṣodaya - rising head first; proceeding in the usual manner;
    engaging things on

    Liṅga - mark, gender: Strī - female gender; woman; wife

    Nāḍī - pulse, rhythm: Kapha - solid parts of body - muscles, fat; assimilation and secretions;
    mucous, catarrh, hormones

    Svabhāva - specific nature: Sthira - firm, solid, hard, compact, strong; fixed, motionless,
    steady, lasting; stern hard-hearted

    Yoni - race, species: the Cow

    Gaṇa - class: Manuṣya - human, people friendly; ancestors; courageous; useful; deemed to
    be King; rājasic

    Tattva - “stuff” of creation: Vāyu - Wind - air; breathing; for our purpose, this “stuff”
    promotes analysis

    Guṇa - quality: Rajas - activity, urgency, passion, attachment; dirt, vapor, mist; turbulent
    emotion; impurity

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    Uttara Aṣādhā Significations

    All of Purva Asadha's characteristics, but with


    MORE FORCE, GREATER FOCUS !!!

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