Nakshatras (23,24,25)

Bhadrapad Month , the 6th one, started on 4 September 2024, when the Poorva Bhadrapada  Nakshtra rising in the East.



Poorva Bhadrapada is part of Pegasus Constellation. It's called as Great horse महाश्व,उचै:श्रवा in Hindu mythology.



The Rashi is Kumbh rashi,the 11th one & it consists of 3 Nakshatras,Dhanishthaधनिष्ठा ,the 23rd,Shatatarka शततारका ,the 24th 
& Poorva Bhadrapada, पूर्वा भाद्रपदा the 25th .

 Kumbha Rashi stands for the zodiac sign Aquarius and is ruled by 2 important planets that is (Saturn and Rahu). 

Dhanishtha is Delphinus constellation,it's shape is like Dolphin 🐬
The name Dhanishta means "the wealthiest" or "the most beneficent"







Though the name is Shatatarka,these stars are very faint,
you can not see them.
According to the Hindu mythology,each star is a madicinal plant which gives 1year of life,& the Kumbh made by 100 stars will give100 years of life , so Varun God used to bless Gods with 100 years of life with the help of it.

Sounds interesting na??

So we have almost on the last stop of our journey of Nakshatras.

See you in the next month with remaining Nakshatras.
Till then bye.
If you want more information,you will get it,in my another posts.

  
https://www.blogger.com/blog/post/edit/19853089727397457/407037836437449464 Aquarius Kumbh rashi 
https://www.blogger.com/blog/post/edit/19853089727397457/6361271389172466517 Story of Bhadrapada month & Pegasus 
https://www.blogger.com/blog/post/edit/19853089727397457/6351458660316686726 ‍Delphinus 

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