Pushya Nakshatra
Pushya
Traditionally, this is considered the most auspicious
Nakshatra by Vedic scholars and astrologers. As the symbol of this Nakshatra, a
cow’s udder, and the meaning of Pushya, “The Nurturer” suggest, all kinds of
nurturing and rejuvenating activities are supported now: hold a house warming
party or a celebration; take a vacation or go on a trip; go to nature,
especially by the water; visit sacred places; take remedial herbs; Pushya is
ruled by Saturn and it resides within the sign of Cancer, which is ruled by the
Moon. Therefore, this is one of the best Nakshatra for all beginnings and it
gives stability and nourishment to anything started by these people .so : start learning something,
especially dance or music; begin construction of a building; establish a
non-profit company; start a business; start a new project especially if it’s of
an educational or a spiritual nature; plan or deal with finances etc. Always it
is good time to deal with opponents, since Pushya’s energy diffuses
their harmful intentions. The ruling deity is Brihaspati, the guru of the gods.
As you may know, the Sanskrit name for Jupiter is Guru. The strong influence from
Jupiter makes this Nakshatra extremely auspicious and spiritual. Any religious
and spiritual activities will blossom now.
Footnotes
From the cow’s udder, we get milk. In Vedic civilization, milk is considered a miracle food. They say it is necessary for developing the finer brain tissues required for understanding spiritual life. The ruling deity Brihaspati is the spiritual master of the demigods. It is important to have the blessings of the guru for even material happiness. One time the demigods ignored the presence of Brihaspati, and were engaged in enjoyable activities, and shortly afterwards, were defeated in battle and deprived of the heavenly planets. The demons were able to defeat them because they were intoxicated with self pride and performing sacrifices, had insulted their guru by going astray . Therefore we can understand the importance of respecting the guru for both spiritual and material happiness.
From the cow’s udder, we get milk. In Vedic civilization, milk is considered a miracle food. They say it is necessary for developing the finer brain tissues required for understanding spiritual life. The ruling deity Brihaspati is the spiritual master of the demigods. It is important to have the blessings of the guru for even material happiness. One time the demigods ignored the presence of Brihaspati, and were engaged in enjoyable activities, and shortly afterwards, were defeated in battle and deprived of the heavenly planets. The demons were able to defeat them because they were intoxicated with self pride and performing sacrifices, had insulted their guru by going astray . Therefore we can understand the importance of respecting the guru for both spiritual and material happiness.
Who is Pushya?
A NURTURING AND HOMEY LEADER
You are here to nurture and expand goodness within
individuals and the world. As it’s symbol, a Cow’s udder suggests, you are
kind, giving and nourishing to others and love sharing your wealth physically
and spiritually. Like Punarvasu, you make people feel safe and protected, as a
mother does for a child. You are reliable, take promises you make seriously and
try to be there when someone needs you. You are a wholesome person, brimming
with satisfaction and happiness within and you know how to enjoy life. You are
also expert at starting something, expanding it with patience and making it
flourish. You know how to establish a comfortable “home” around you, and you
often become very prominent in your community, whether it be of materialistic
or spiritual nature. The presiding deity is Brihaspati, the Guru to the
demigods, who is also the planet Jupiter. You have strong ethics and you are a
model citizen. You are hospitable and spiritually inclined, often on a very
practical level. You follow guidelines and morals, and you strive to be on your
best behavior. You think very expansive, and believe in others’ possibilities
as well, which makes you a great leader. Pushya is ruled by Saturn and it lies
in Cancer, ruled by the Moon. You respect traditional values and cultures, and
are proud of your roots, but you can get narrow minded and conservative. You
can also be overly attached to your family and home to the point that you lack
independence and individuality. Also, you love comfort and rich food, so you
could overindulge in the pleasures of life, which often conflict with your high
ideals. One advice to you is to always think of your higher purpose in life and
do not get wrapped up in materialistic gain. Expand toward the ultimate goal;
be nourishment for all beings!
Special
Power:
“Brahmavarchasa shakti" means the power to harness the creative energy. Pushya people sow the seeds, nurture, make them flourish and bring prosperity to the world.
“Brahmavarchasa shakti" means the power to harness the creative energy. Pushya people sow the seeds, nurture, make them flourish and bring prosperity to the world.
Strengths: Spiritual, intuitive, intelligent, learned,
passionate, creative, helpful, likeable, respected, socially adept, inclusive,
selfless, philanthropic, humanitarian, independent, nurturing, counselor,
financial expert, fight for public interest, and whole-heartedly defend belief
system.
Weakness: Stubborn,
arrogant, insecure, overly sensitive, selfish, doubtful, overly talkative,
easily deceived, dogmatic, fundamentalist, lack of self-worth.
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Remedy /Sacred Energy: Vilankulam
Sri Akshayapureeswarar
The energy vortex that resonates with Pushya star is located
in Thanjavur near Peravoorani in Tamil Nadu, India. People born und the star of
Pushya should visit and worship the sacred temple of Sri Vilankulam Sri
Akshayapureeswarar at least once during their lifetime.
Pushya is the star of Lord Sri Saneeswarar. According to the
Siddhas, the inner meaning of Pushya is "to gain the affection through the
glorious feet of God." Sri Saneeswarar incurred a foot injury as Yama, the
God of Death, kicked Sri Saneeswarar, leaving him with a disabled foot. To
remedy his ailment, Sri Saneeswarar began begging for grains, which he then
cooked and fed to the poor. He also made offerings and prayers to Lord Shiva at
the sacred shrine of Vilankulam. Sri Saneeswarar received the grace of Shiva at
this temple and his foot was healed. Those born under Pushya will gain the
affection of Lord Sri Saneeswarar at this temple. This is where Lord Shiva
revealed himself as Lord Akshayapureeswarar. He was present for Sri Sanesswarar
and he is always present at this temple. People born under Pushya have abundant
luck and if they offer prayers at this shrine, they will easily attain the
benefits of penance.
Sri Saneeswarar can provide longevity and remove worries so
that people may live in happiness. It is especially beneficial for people in
the major or minor period of Saturn (Shani) to make an offering to Sri
Saneeswarar to remove the evil effects committed during their previous
lifetimes. Foreigners born under Pushya star should visit this temple once a
year and circumambulate the temple, from left to right, eight times. This will
eliminate problems with the planet Saturn.
It is recommended to anoint Lord Sri Saneeswarar with sandal
paste and offer sesame sweets. Giving the sweet food to poor people at the
temple is another remedy for any afflictions of Saturn. Unexpected health
problems, chronic ailments and, large debt problems due to health treatment can
be eliminated by making offerings at the Vilankulam Lord Sri Saneeswarar Temple.
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