ALL ABOUT JYESHTA NAKSHATRA

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#Jyeshta  #JyeshtaNakshatra

Sanskrit Name:  ज्येष्ठा (Jyeshta) in Sanskrit means “the eldest,” indicating wisdom, leadership, and excellence.

Planetary Ruler:  Mercury. This planet is associated with the intellect, literature, logic, artistic expression, and commerce.

Nakshatra Group:  Monstrous. Nakshatras are divided into three classes — monsters, humans, and gods. Jyeshta is a monstrous nakshatra. People in this group are generally intuitive, strong-willed, and assertive. They may be prone to anger and violence.

Zodiac Sign:  Scorpio. Scorpios are intense, reclusive, and bursting with energy.

Deity:  Indra. In Vedic theology, Indra is the king of svarga and chief of the demigods. He enjoys life in great opulence, and he is a servant of Vishnu.

Symbol:  Umbrella. This represents refinement, beauty, and culture.

Power:  To ascend. Persons born under the star of Jyeshta have an aristocratic bearing. They are able to uplift those around them by creating a progressive atmosphere.

Resonant Syllables:  In India, the birth nakshatra is traditionally used as one means of choosing the name of a child. The corresponding syllables for the four quarters (padas) of Jyeshta are No (नो), Ya (या), Yee (यी), and Yu (यू). The syllable of a person’s first name is sometimes used when calculating an astrological chart if the time of birth is unknown.

The People born in Jyeshta Nakshatra in Astrology are born for great work. The meaning of the word 'Jyeshta' is elder, senior, first, or the chief. Yogathara of Jyeshta is Antares. Antares is the brightest, most massive, and the most evolved stellar member of the nearest OB association. Antares is nearing the end of its lifespan and is expected to explode as a supernova in the next million years. Even in this sense, the name Jyeshtha or elder is appropriate. Jyeshta is the eldest of 27 sisters. She felt betrayed and jealous because Soma, their husband, favoured Rohini, who is younger than her.

Jyeshta nakshatra in Vedic astrology is one of the Tiryaka Mukhi Nakshatras (or the Nakshatras, which have their mouths curved). In these nakshatras, things related to roads, dams, the expansion of metals, chariots, boats, etc., can be auspiciously begun and performed.

 Vedic Story of Jyeshta Nakshatra
Jyeshta Nakshatra is also the king of the gods. In many Vedic stories, you would find that Indhra is engrossed in enjoyments, and the Dhaithya suddenly attack the Dheva. We also knew about him as a son of Aadhithi or one of the Aadhithya. This indicates that when the Indhriya or organs are engrossed in enjoyments, the demonic qualities automatically grab us. 

• The yoni animal of this nakshatra is the male deer.
• A deer is found in a quiet place in the forest and shows youthfulness, elegance of life.
• When you see a deer, whether male or female, you feel a sense of calmness, beauty and serenity.
• Deer reproduce at an extremely fast pace.
• They reproduce once every year.
• They are not as fast as a rat but reproduce quickly.
• The deer is also one of the most killed animals by car accident.
• This can also show a Jyeshtha person usually always gets into car accidents or some kind of fender benders, it cannot be life threatening unless other yogas are present and the person has completed their counted breaths.
• Jyeshtha is perhaps the most lustful and sexual nakshatra out there as the buck (the male deer) is ready to produce at any given moment.
• The male deer also has antlers, which they use for protection and fight.
• They use to show dominance and their right to mate with the female deer.
• Deers can eat around 8-10 pounds of vegetation a day.
• Jyeshtha natives can have a big appetite for food and can be fond of non-veg and exotic foods, some even love eating venison and wild game.
• Bucks have to travel long distances to find a female deer to mate.
• Sometimes they lose muscle mass and weight in the pursuit of sexual encounter.
• Jyeshtha people themselves will travel long distance if they know they will have a sexual encounter.
• The symbolism of Jyeshtha is an umbrella, which shows protection and a sign of a royal authority.
• The royal members of the family have someone follow them carrying an umbrella to protect from the harsh sunlight.
• It was used during wars on elephants to show the king behind the army and mostly it was the royal female of the palace who always had to be in shade.
• The other symbolism of Jyeshtha nakshatra is the amulet.
• Amulets are usually used in old cultures in India, China, Latin America, and are used for occult and mystical protection to the native.
• Indra himself used an amulet to win over his enemies.
• Jyeshta people go deep into occult, tantra, and hidden mysteries of the unknown.
• United States is with Scorpio ascendant and Jyeshtha nakshatra rising.
• They have been the eldest of all countries in terms of army power, technology, sports, and wealth.
• As much as we think other countries are coming up, USA will always have the last laugh as they scheme and use the hidden occult power including alien technology to rule the world.
• If a simple man like Sri M can visit the Andromeda galaxy, I am sure someone else had visitation from other beings and infiltrated our secret government services.
• Jyeshtha is also connected with yoga, especially Kriya Yoga because it’s the eldest form of yoga to attain God realization.
• Indra having a thousand eyes is extremely helpful in yoga as the Crown chakra is the home of the 1000 petal lotus.
• Indra is the king of gods and considered as the hero amongst the gods.
• His mount is the Airavat elephant, which has 5 trunks.
• His weapon is the powerful thunderbolt, Vajra.
• Indra defeated the dragon Vrittasur, which he had to do having lost his kingdom by disrespecting guru Brihaspati and having difficulties to find a replacement for the guru.
• The Vajra was made from sage Dadhichi’s bones.
• Indra also loves drinking his Soma rasa.
• Indra seduced Ahilya, the wife of sage Gautam, when the sage was away.
• The sage supposedly cursed Indra to have 1000 vaginas. After doing severe penance Indra eventually turned the 1000 vaginas into 1000 eyes and got the title of “the 1000 eyed one”.
• In Mahabharata lord Krishna subdued Indra’s ego by lifting the Govardhan.
• Indra was angry with villagers of Gokul as they refrained from providing him with ritual sacrifices.
• In anger he sent heavy rains and wind, but Krishna protected the villagers by lifting the mount Govardhan and providing them shelter.
• Indra admitted defeat and recognized Krishna as the incarnated godhead.
• Indra is obsessed with Soma, the juice of immortality.
• He always needed Soma in the battleground and had Tvastar make more and more juice for him, which strengthened his body like Arnold.
• It is said that Indra leaves blood spatters on the ground during battle, which shows the energy of Indra and Mars together.
• If Vishakha shows the lustful Indra and his theme of relationship with rishi’s wife, Jyeshtha shows the extreme lustful nature where Indra simply would kill the rishi and would force his way into the house and make love to his wife.
• Jyeshtha is the intensified version of Indra.
• It’s the nakshtra of war and all is fair in love-&-war.
• The deity of this nakshatra is Indra, who also presides over Vishakha nakshatra.
• Indra is the king of the gods, who is the champion, and is seen as the one enjoying all the luxuries, drinking soma, & gambling.
• He is the king but also the most insecure, as he is not willing to let go of his throne. Indra is like Arnold Schwarzenegger in Conan.
• He’s bulky, strong, handsome, with huge ego and lust for women and Soma.
• Whenever you think of a man who is godly, rich, hero and loves to party, think of Indra and mostly that individual would have Vishakha or Jyeshtha in their chart.

• Spread from 16'40" up to 30'00" degree.
• Vrischika Rashi, the Lord, is Mangal, the deity is Indra, equivalent to Ravi, the King of the firmament.
• Indra is the great lord, the mighty warrior, and a hero among heroes by tradition, and in the plenitude of power, he reigns supreme.
• He is the first among courtesans. When this star is unfavourable, it causes sorrow and poverty.
• Anthropomorphically it is the middle finger and Neck of Kalapurush.

• According to Hora Sara: The native of Jyeshta Nakshatra will be satisfied, virtuous, have many sons and friends, and be quite angrily disposed of. He will be troubled by relatives and be principally placed among his own family.
• According to Jataka Parijata: If a person is born under the star (Vishakha), he will be proud but luxurious, overcome his enemies and betray much irritability.
• According to Sage Narada: One born in Jyeshta will spend a lot, will endure grief, be libidinous, will curse others, be cruel, a liar, and wealthy.
• According to Brihat Samhita: One born in the star Jyeshta will not have many friends, be contented, interested in meritorious deeds, and exceedingly irritable.

• Sagittarius Navamsa  (Governed by Jupiter)
• Those people will be Cheerful, Humorous, Open Minded, Concerns for Family, Wanting to Acquire Higher Knowledge Financially Motivated, Generous with Money, Prone to Swings in Wealth Morally Obliged, Fighting for Moral Righteousness, Using Law to Help and Protect the Needy, Helping and Healing Society through Law Attached to Belief Systems, Fixated on Religious Belief Systems, Military Fighters, Soldiers, Religious Fighters, Working for Social Righteousness, Political Activists.
• Those born in the first pada are writers, witty people, pleasant-faced, sexy, and attracted by women. They are liked by all, interested in discussing the scriptures, and happy.

• Capricorn Navamsa (Governed by Saturn)
• Those people have a determined attitude, focused on responsibilities, can be pessimistic, rigid, or realistic. may fight others or go to extremes to gain or win status minded, fighting for status, wanting to be recognized, needing to be an authority putting in the work to achieve, using the time to advantage, being patient to attain results.
• Those born in the second pada are sick, idle, carrying forbidden jobs, cruel, fickle, stingy, hated by people, and create troubles in other's works.

• Aquarius Navamsa (Governed by Saturn)
• Those who are humanitarians, believe in service to society, fighting for Change, bringing help to those that can't help themselves, wanting social reform, etc.
• Those born in the third pada interest in new age sciences, astrology, occult, mysticism sharing personal philosophy, importance on family value, awkward sexual exchanges/encounters.

• Pisces Navamsa (Governed by Jupiter)
• Emotional, intense, appearing dramatic, getting carried away, going to extremes fight for the greatness of everyone, bringing spirituality to the masses, sacrificing self for spiritual causes
• Those born in the fourth pada are having diseases of the ear, learned in scriptures respect gods and pious people, knowledgeable, peaceful, wealthy, kind, and givers.

• Nadi: Aadhya or first
• Gana (Nature): Rakshasa or daemon
• Yoni (Animal Symbol): Mriga or deer
• Result of wearing new clothes on Jyeshta Nakshathra: Loss of clothes
• Result of first menses on Jyeshta Nakshathra: Enjoys flirting, may not get along with her children, may get sick after menses
• Result of performing Shraddha on Jyeshta Nakshathra: Influences others
• Beneficial Activities on Jyeshta: Attack on enemies, learning to ride animals and vehicles, buy weapons, begin learning dance, Vaman, Virechan, and Shiramokshan
• Beneficial Savskara or Ceremonies on Jyeshta: Haircut, shave, manicure, pedicure, and the first shave of a baby haircut, shave, manicure, pedicure, and first shave of a baby.

• Jyeshta is a Tikshna nakshatra and should be used for any activities for destruction, conquer and secretive activities.
• These type of activities are performed when starting a war with another country, going into sports combat but the one who initiates the challenge on this day becomes the victorious.
• This is also a nakshatra when tantric rituals are initiated along with Mula nakshatra.

• The caste of this nakshatra is the servant, but these are not usual servants to whom you ask and receive help.
• These are the servants who only serve the highest of kingship.
• They are the solider, placement, lawyers for the government. They are the servants of big brands who go into combat of boxing and fighting.
• Big corporations bet big money on these people to accelerate their brand with their winnings.
• Michael Jordan is a Jyeshta nakshatra and he always came across as the big brother in his shows and documentaries.
• He was the most intense individual to deal with on and off the court.
• He took every game as his land battle.
• He became the first billionaire basketball player only by the sheer force of brand endorsements and his own shoe brand Air Jordans, which is the “Jyeshta” of the sneaker world.
• Michael Jordan always wore earring loops, which again was to subconsciously show he was the Indra.

• An important remedy is to never have a broken umbrella. Such folks should always have a black umbrella in their home in the East direction.
• Having a brass statue of elephant and deer in the home is another activation of victory for such people.
• You will always find either a painting or statue of elephant in the homes of Jyeshta, Uttara Ashada, Uttara Phalguni and Revati natives.