
the ruling deity of this asterism is aja ekapada, the one-footed goat, who is self-sustaining & infinitely creative in that it seems to produce milk from nothing. the energy of this nakshatra likewise invites us to connect to that which is infinite, to find a sense of peace within that is unconditioned, that doesn’t depend on what others think or how we look, where we let go of expectations & beating ourselves up for falling short of them.
for example, i have a friend who makes incredible art but who hasn’t felt successful b/c she hasn’t sold as much work as others, hasn’t consistently had her work shown in galleries, etc. well, she finally let go of her self-value being dependent on comparison to others & decided that she loves making art & that that’s plenty & so that’s what she’s just going to do, regardless. & guess what? no sooner had she found that peace within herself than she was invited to do an installation at a local museum & to be in a prestigious show!!! look what happens when you realize that you are, indeed, as self-sustaining & perpetuating as a goat, the source & the expression of all that matters, of the infinite creative essence of the universe!
it’s the fifth phase of the waxing moon, which has to do with creativity & healing, &, um, maybe healing creativity—b/c i for one find creativity healing.
& that’s your daily bliss—sunday is, of course, the sun’s day. if you’re in boulder, i advise getting out in it before the blessed afternoon rains come. if you’re somewhere else, i hope the sun isn’t melting you.
p.s. jyotish, vedic astrology, is the science of light. if you want to shine more light on your life, understand why you are here & how best to work with the planetary energy expressed through your natal chart, i’d love to enlighten you with a session—contact me! ~.~
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