Until the last article we focused on understanding what star is... What properties it would possess… In what way the zodiac is composed of these stars... relation between stars and degrees of zodiac... and so on…
So far we have had a fairly good discussion to understand what a star is... Now Let us get in to the process of understanding of each and every 27 stars one by one...
Every one of us know that Stars are 27 and starts with Aswini... there is another school as well which counts from Krithika as same as the way it starts in Nakshatra suktam… as below.
ॐ ॥ अ॒ग्निर्नः॑ पातु॒ कृत्ति॑काः……..
There are several other reasons for that one of them is Sun being king of all planets and the lord of this star, so to show due respects towards Sun…
Anyways the one which I am picking up now is nothing but Lord Jupiter’s First star.
The Punarvasu
Just keep a point in the mind about this star… Lord Rama one of the well know incarnations of Lord Vishnu took birth in this star.
Let us take the help of Rama mantra and Punarvasu Nakshatra mantra here to have a better level of receptive power to understand this star…
“Om Sree Raama Raama Ramethi Rame Raame Manorame.. Sahasra Nama thaththulyam.. Rama Nama Varanane…”
Punarvasu Nakshatra Vedic Mantra :
Om AditiDhyorDitirAntrikshamDiti RMaata Sa Pita,
Sa Putrah Vishwedeva AditiH PanchJana AditiJaatam,
AditirRajNitvam, Om Aadityaay Namah.
Fine… one straighter characteristic of this star can be understood from The Ramayana… Lord Rama was famous for many things above all he would be the best king. Any time period of a good rule is very often quoted as “Rama Rajya”
Though he did not attain the kingdom immediately or as soon as it is planned by his father the great Dasaratha… after returning from the forest only he could take over the kingdom to rule. So the bottom line is for Punarvasu success would not come as soon as they attempt but after some time that would be for sure reasons for that gap may vary from case to case…
Punahaa Vasu… Otherwise Reborn, Regenerate, Replenish, and Reform etc… in our cricket terminology we say “Back to Form” which is again connected to Punarvasu.
By Knowing its shape, can get still clearer idea… Shape is “quiver full of arrows “
Sometimes it is represented as a “two arrows together” and by the way they are divine arrows.
Again these shapes reminds us the Lord Rama who holds Bow and Arrows in every picture we get to see him.
To shoot an arrow on a target, once it has to be drawn back fully and then it is aimed at the goal, again we can understand that backward moment is just to make forward motion much harder, no negative sense in this action.
- The Deity is Aditi
- Mother of devatas otherwise goodness, implicitly says it causes goodness and yields fruitful things at its purest form. Same way Devatas/Vasus don’t get success immediately over demons, but after involvement of the Vishnu (Rama) only they would get support and success.
- Punarvasu’s Placement
- Spread from 20:00 degrees Mithuna up to 3:20 Karnataka. The ruling planet is Jupiter.
- Since it has something to deal with movement, action it is good for buying and repairing vehicles, Journeys, Pujas (Travelling from lower to higher realms).
It is a temporary, quick and movable nature star. - Favorable for
- undertaking travel, acquiring conveyances, gardening, going on processions, visiting friends.
Conclusion: As we delve into the mysteries of Shoham and Punarvasu nakshatras, we unlock the doors to a deeper understanding of ourselves and the universe. May this knowledge guide us towards a harmonious and balanced life.
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To Be Continued...
