Attain Complete Bliss with Ashwini Nakshatra Shanti Puja

Nakshatras – Defining Them!

We all know that when a natal chart or kundli is created, it represents the blueprint of the sky, where the positions of various planets and stars are displayed. In simple words, when a person is born, the sky has a particular pattern that is specific at that particular moment. The astrologers track that pattern and draw it on the horoscope of the person, after getting the accurate birth details. This horoscope has twelve houses and zodiacs and 27 nakshatras.

So, what is a nakshatra? In literal words, Nakshatra can be divided into two words – Naksha and Tara. The Naksha means a map and Tara means a star. Which means Nakshatra signifies a map of a star. Nakshatras have an association with the movement of the Moon. There are 27 Nakshatras in Vedic astrology and the Moon travels through each nakshatra in 27 days. However, the Nakshatra where the Moon is present at the time of the birth is considered the Janma Nakshatra of the person.

Moreover, there is also a mythological significance attached to the Nakshatras and the movement of the Moon through each Nakshatra. It is believed that there was a king named Daksha, who had 27 daughters who together were called Nakshatras. The Moon was in love with one of the daughters, known as Rohini. King Daksha agreed to their love but with a condition that Moon should marry all the daughters.

The Moon accepted his condition and got married to the Nakshatras. But he spent most of the time with Rohini and the rest of the Nakshatras felt left out. So, they complained to Daksha, who took a promise from Moon to spend equal time with all his daughters. On the contrary, Moon failed to keep his promise and this annoyed Daksha so much that he cursed Moon that he will lose his lustre and would go waning.

All the deities asked Daksha to forgive Moon but as he could not take back the curse, he just changed it and since then Moon goes into waxing and waning. This cycle completes with Purnima and Amavasya, alternate in fifteen days each month. And the Moon stays in each Nakshatra for one complete day.

These 27 Nakshatras are divided into three groups with nine nakshatras in each group. These groups are named Dev Gana, Manushya Gana and Rakshas Gana. The Ashwini Nakshatra is the first of all and falls in Dev Gana which signifies divine and refined traits. Now let’s know more about Ashwini Nakshatra.

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Ashwini Nakshatra – Appearance and Significance

The Ashwini Nakshatra’s appearance is represented by a constellation of three bright stars that seem to form the face of a horse. It symbolises golden armoured twins heads who are horse-headed. As they are symbolic of youth, they are called Ashwini Kumaras.

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The Ashwini Kumaras are also believed to be the doctors or the physicians of the Gods. And, as they are known as doctors, it is no surprise that they are very close friends of the sick and less fortunate people. According to Vedic astrology, the Ashwini Kumaras are known to ride on a three-wheeled golden chariot driven by Horse’s bird and ride over the sky to bless people on earth.

It is no surprise to know that individuals born in the Ashwini Nakshatra are blessed with the energy of a horse that helps them to complete their tasks faster. It also gives them strength and endurance. with the pioneering potential, they lead the masses and their followers have true respect for them.

The planet Ketu governs Ashwini Nakshatra and hence these people have the sharp intellectual ability. Besides the added strength of a horse, these individuals have charming and attractive personalities. And basically, Ashwini Nakshatra falls under the Gand Mool Nakshatra category. Now let’s dig deeper to know about Ashwini Nakshatra Shanti Puja.

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Ashwini Nakshatra Shanti Puja – The Need and Effect

As there are astrological remedies for malefic planets, there are Shanti Pujas for pacifying the negative energies of the nakshatras. These are known as Mool Shanti Puja. When a child is born under the Ashwini Gandmool Nakshatra, it is not considered quite auspicious, though it’s not that bad. But it is advisable to perform the Ashwini Nakshatra Shanti Puja for a better life.

If the Ashwini Nakshatra Shanti Puja is not performed, it may act as a harbinger to negativity and problems in life. The child may face obstacles in receiving a good education and would not enjoy good health too. They may come under the radar of malefic and strong planets at the later stage of their life, which may be more dangerous. All this together, eventually, can disturb their mind and they may lose the emotional and mental equilibrium. Not only the child, but their parents will also be under the influence of Ashwini Nakshatra’s Bhavishya challenges.

But when the Ashwini Nakshatra Shanti Puja is performed, all the above-stated ill-effects are left at bay. The negative influence is reduced. It helps in calming down the negative energies of the Ashwini Nakshatra. The Nakshatra Shanti Puja should be performed under the guidance of an expert pandit and following all the rituals in a proper way. It needs to be performed on the 27th day after the birth of the child. Also, it is crucial to recite and chant all the related mantras correctly for positive effects.

Wrapping Up

No doubt, at the ground level, it’s important to have faith in the puja and worship Gods with full devotion, for the maximum result and positive effect. With the Ashwini Nakshatra Shanti Puja, the child will be blessed with a shining future like that of the Sun and a pleasing personality like that of the Moon. So, it is also better to seek blessings and prepare in advance for a brighter future.

Remove obstacles from your life and attain overall success by performing Ashwini Nakshatra Shanti Puja.