Just Heard That India Attacked Pakistan And Kashmir? And That They Attacked A Civilian Area, Including

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kinda motivating as well, i’ve been detached from shifting for some reason, like i can’t find anything to do, i have free time but i also don’t have it 😭 please friends help me lol

The Saturn Nakshatra stage is about reevaluating the quality and durability of the given house area in your chart.

That will wildly vary between charts as to how it manifests, but generally Saturn cleans up the mess that the Jupiterian expansion left behind and tests the fortitude of the house Saturn occupies in your chart. You will notice such effects in your life, even if you don’t get a Saturn Mahadasha in this incarnation, simply through the Antardasha of another Mahadasha period.

To give you an example, I have Saturn in the 4th house and I was born in the Saturn Mahadasha, which lasted until I was 11. Even though I was just a child, I had a lot of changes around me during that time (probably because my Saturn is in a Mars Nakshatra), and every housing/family situation I’ve been in during that time has been tested and ultimately what didn’t hold fell apart, until only what was really stable remained when my Dasha changed into Mercury. First, my parents split up and my mom moved out of my fathers apartment. Then, I lived with my grandparents at their house, but it was very small, so there was no long term room for me, I slept in the living room, and my grandparents were getting increasingly tired at raising a child at their age. After I moved into our new apartment with my mom, I still visited every weekend and every major holiday, until by the end of the Dasha my grandmother refused any more sleepovers, saying she was too old and tired for the work it took and family visiting was reduced to Sunday lunch.

Then there was the matter of family community (since my Saturn is in Aquarius). We used to have a very big community between all my aunts and uncles and cousins and their extended family, which resulted in Christmases of around 12 people. By the time my Saturn Dasha ended, my uncle got a divorce and moved abroad to work to be able to afford paying child support. As a result, the family gatherings we got through his marriage were cut, and our holiday celebrations were cut from 12 to 4 maximum 5 people. That change was permanent, and when the Saturn Dasha ended, the family stayed in that shape for a very long time, and only eroded slowly with deaths of family members over time.

I gave you this description so that you can check the Saturn Mahadasha or Antardasha periods in your own chart relative to its house position and observe the changes that took place in your life, and what remained after Saturn’s cleanup.

Read somewhere, "Kabhi pathar ki thokar se bhi aati nahi kharash, kabhi ek zara si baat se insaan bikhar jata hai." damn so true.

Qualities of the Nakshatras - How do you do what you do?

While the traditional Vedic classification of the qualities of the Nakshatras can be found in many common sources, few of them describe in detail, how that classification is applied in real life. I myself struggled and took my time pondering, analysing and discussing these qualities and their practical application, in order to be able to understand and then explain the reality of those particular Nakshatra traits.

For those who never heard of Nakshatra qualities, these are described as Chara, Sthira, Mrdu, Ugra, Tikshna, Kshipra and Mishra.

It is important to realise, that these descriptions show not just what activities will a given Nakshatra undertake, but how it operates, and if you look at your Moon Nakshatra, you will see that its quality will reflect your basic nature of being. However, that doesn't mean that all Nakshatras from the same group have the same interests/jobs/interests/always do the same thing. It's more about how people "take up space" energetically, the style in which they bring about change.

Chara Nakshatra - "Moveable" - Shravana, Dhanishta, Shatabhisha, Punarvasu and Swati.

The word I would associate with those Nakshatras, more than simply moveable, is "dynamic". You can see it best perhaps in Dhanishta, that is notorious for its amazing natural sense of rhythm and association with dancing and being in the public eye. However, even Shatabhisha, that moves in the shadows, has a certain rhythm to it, coupled with restlessness. The energy here is breezy and flowing, and you can see it in those natives, even if they just sit and talk, that they are decidedly and constantly animated.

Sthira Nakshatra - "Fixed" - Rohini, Uttaraphalguni, Uttarashadha and Uttarabhadrapada.

The energy here is of a person in position of authority sitting on a throne and establishing something durable. I associate this Nakshatra group with authority, because there is something passively steady and indomitable about them. Their authority is a given, they are in their place and they don't feel the need to go out of their way to prove it, instead they build upon who they are. This is why this Nakshatra group in traditional Vedic sources is associated with making firm, long term decisions, as these people lay foundations for things that all the other Nakshatras build upon. Their position of authority often comes from the fact, that decision making and authority often goes hand in hand. While the moveable Nakshatras make waves in motion, fixed Nakshatras can change the fate of the entire collective from their steady position with one decision.

Mrdu Nakshatra - "Tender" - Chitra, Anuradha, Mrigashira and Revati.

These Nakshatras relate to feelings and creations that are fleeting yet eternal at the same time. There is a certain contradiction here, as these natives may appear outwardly defensive, but that defensiveness is born out of necessity in a harsh world and hides deep sensitivity, and if you talk to them more, you will see their softer side, their attachment to beauty and harmony, and their fear of losing that serenity. Traditional Vedic sources point out their connection to subtlety of music, delicate, precious newly purchased things or clothing. More than the objects themselves, it's about the thrill of happiness such experiences give you. And even if they last not more than a moment, the reality of these Nakshatras is their sensitivity of creation and perception, their ability to see, that beauty and intricate delicacy can be found anywhere, and while you can never fundamentally shield it from all harm, it will always pop up in the world somewhere else, just like a flower, even if picked, will regrow next spring.

Ugra Nakshatra - "Violent" - Bharani, Magha, Purvaphalguni, Purvashadha, and Purvabhadrapada. 

The main theme of these Nakshatras is conquest, and while of course not all of these natives are interested in traditional warfare, these are the kind of people that occupy 100% of any space they are in and like to set the rules with their presence. Their naturally fierce presence can make them incredibly successful with the demands of the modern world, but even a housewife with Ugra Nakshatra is a force to be reckoned with. The conquest here can have multiple meanings, and gains a decidedly creative, romantic and sexual nature in Venusian Purva Phalguni and Purva Ashadha, to conquer one's object of sexual desire. However, the energy here is really about internally conquering one's own weaknesses and wrestling with the animalistic, expansive desirous aspect of human nature.

Tikshna Nakshatra - "Sharp" - Moola, Jyeshta, Ardra and Ashlesha.

The real task of these Nakshatras is putting other people back in their place. While the fixed Nakshatras have a natural, calm authority coming from status, and violent Nakshatras can be intimidating, sharp Nakshatras automatically gain respect with their presence, because they are so ready to regulate people who are out of line. Their "sharpness" is required for that energy to effective against others, especially since some Nakshatras like Ugra will not back down easily. However, unlike Ugra, these Nakshatras correct and regulate rather than express desire for outwards conquest, relying more on handling things, that are already out there, making these natives excellent in managerial positions. You can think of it in the context of Ardra being a passionate activist and critic of established social systems.

Kshipra Nakshatra - "Swift" -  Ashwini, Pushya and Hasta.

These Nakshatras operate in short but intense bursts of energy. Hasta is a good example, as it embodies the traditional business transaction - money and goods exchange hands, the deed is done, the seller moves on to the next one. Same with Pushya and spiritual teaching, delivering quick but valuable lessons and moving on to another student/activity/rest. The focus here is on efficiency and maximising good energy through limited an realistic potential.

Mishra Nakshatra - "Mixed" - Krittika and Vishakha.

An interesting aspect of these Nakshatras comes from how Vedic astrologers link them both to laying out furniture, electronics and fire rituals. You would think these two activities have nothing in common, but they are actually the key to the ceremonial nature of these Nakshatras. In modern households, few houses have a fireplace, but fire pits in the middle of the main living space used to be traditional in old houses, to keep them warm and for religious purposes. In the 21st century, a grand television set is god, and coupled with a comfortable couch it is what sets the scene in a home. And this is what these Nakshatras do, energetically, set the scene both for worship and to be worshipped, establishing a relationship between the viewer and the viewed. For that reason, there is a sense of fiery dramatism in these Nakshatras, ready to both worship and be worshipped at any given time.

SOOOOOO TRUE

I feel like people are naturally uninterested in the nakshatra of their ascendant because they are already the embodiment of that nakshatra as they interact through that nakshatra in the material world on a daily basis. We are more so hypnotized by and drawn to the nakshatra of our Sun, Moon, Ketu and Atmakaraka. Correct me if I’m wrong and let me know how YOU personally feel and why :)

As I’ve been saying, all 3 Dreamgirls being Purva Phalguni is because Purva Phalguni is the dream and Uttara Phalguni is the dream come true. Uttara Phalguni will always be the outcome of Purva Phalguni in whatever plane of existence you apply it to. The overall principle is that Purva Phalguni is the sprouting seed and Uttara Phalguni is the fully grown tree that is the only one capable of producing fruit. Purva Phalguni is too early to “pick.” Which is why they want to grow up so quickly and why they have their own struggles in the process of growing up.

We can see Uttara Phalguni women also being “Dreamgirls” in the way that they are “wifey material” or the “wish-fulfilling woman.” This is seen *literally* in the way that they are p-rnstars or a lot of different people’s “type.”

Important side note on Purva Phalguni: Anika Noni Rose, who plays one of the Dreamgirls, also voices Tiana from Princess and the Frog, who iconically wishes upon a star.

Walt Disney was an Uttara Phalguni and his famous quote was “if you can dream it, you can do it.” The theme song for Disney is “when you wish upon a star.” Uttara Phalguni native Julie Andrews was an incredibly important figure for Disney’s success in its early days

through her role as the iconic nanny Mary Poppins. This nakshatra ALSO deals with raising children or being raised as a child, as it extends from the 5H of children into the 6H of responsibilities, chores. One of the duties of the wife 💍 is to care for the children. Simba + Will from the Lion King + the Fresh Prince of Bel-Air are two iconic Uttara Phalguni characters who represent the transition from childhood into adulthood, or fairytale into reality. I’ve discussed this endlessly, so I might be missing a few examples but the overall point is that this nakshatra is the process of the sprouting seed (Shukra) that is Purva Phalguni growing into the fully grown fruit tree, or the “Latter Fig Tree.”

one time my university invited a motivational speaker and he started by talking about historical figures he found inspirational (like in business/economics) and then asked "what do they have in common?" and a girl in the crowd shouted "they're all men!"

Not sure who she was but I'll never forget her

I guess you manifested this, below is the ask/ message I'm referencing. My parents are Congolese and know of the Law. One thing I was also taught since I was young was to never say or believe anything I don't want to be true. There are many crazy success stories ( manifesting a BWM, overcoming infertility, Michelin star restaurants visits etc.), but this is my fave: when my dad came to Europe to enter the country we are now living in, he was at the border with a group of other African migrants. It was deep in the Winter (-10 degrees) and the migrant smuggler announced he would only take 2 people into the border. Only 2 out of 24. It was so random, and so barbaric as he had a change of heard. He announced he would spin a bottle twice, and to whomever it points, he will take with him. Panic erupted and others wanted to fight. My dad wasn't alone. He was with a friend. He told him to stand next to him. My dad told me that he closed his eyes decided that him and his friend will be the one chosen. Guess what happens? The bottle pointed to my dad and his friend. The smuggler spun again the bottle, and it pointed to my dad again and again. Until the smuggler grew tired. My dad and his friends are still friends, and the friend can't stop talking about this story. He wonders still to this day if my dad is a sorcerer or chosen by god. My dad told me that it wasn't witch craft as he described the law with working with nature. Working with the energy around you (= your circumstances) and deciding what you want to experience. the ask/ message: I am referencing: https://www.tumblr.com/itsrlymine/780049332069187584/this-is-random-but-i-love-that-ur-african-because?source=share

nah the way i actually did bc i just love hearing older people's experience with the law/manifestation and of they are african??? oh i'm tuned in, tapped in turned onnnn. i love this so much honestly. my dad is religious but he believes that the only limit we have it the one we put on ourselves. the law is EXACTLY like working with nature omg i love this. i don't like that situation per se but that is such a prime example of circumstances don't matter. know yourself. trust yourself and all will be revealed to you. it has to. thank you for sharing this story my congolese sisterrr

*searchs how to stop procastination while procastinating*

reports saying pakistan has retaliated. i'm sick to my fucking stomach the people of kashmir don't deserve this. the people of pakistan don't deserve this. no one fucking wants this except the hindutvadis salivating and falling over themselves at the notion of destroying muslims. fucking hell.