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Nakshatra

Few would dispute these claims as they are confirmed by logic and observable events, however forgotten they are in most of our daily lives.

 
Its sister Science Ayurveda, is mainly concerned with the physical world and our physical bodies.

Putting all feelings about Astrology aside however, who among us has not at one time or another gazed up at the night sky and not been moved by the mysterious, awesome, yet familiar nature of the universe.

Our ultimate reason for incarnation is to learn that we are not
simply a mind / body phenomenon, we are God, infinite and without
boundaries.

Our ultimate reason for incarnation is to learn that we are not
simply a mind / body phenomenon, we are God, infinite and without
boundaries.

However, besides providing us with a breathtaking light show, Planetary and Stellar movements also have an effect on us.

However, besides providing us with a breathtaking light show, Planetary and Stellar movements also have an effect on us.

Many of mankind’s earliest drawings, cave paintings and writings were Astrological records of some sort.

Modern arrogance has a tendency to dismiss the wisdom of ancient civilizations because they lacked our modern technology, with all its implied sophistication. But we should not mistake our advanced technology to mean an advanced understanding of the world, or even to mean an understanding of the technology itself.

Although much about Ayurveda can be discerned from the birth chart, Astrology is mostly concerned with the Astral or mental universe.

Venus shines like a diamond in the night sky and as a “Morning Star,” when it rises before the Sun. Jupiter also is radiant and breathtaking and of course our lovely Moon. We are blessed and equally humbled by our own Solar system, with its rhythms and daily magic.

Astrology was the first science. Lunar cycles in particular are what allowed our forefathers to discover the best time for the planting of crops, the change of the seasons, etc.

But we need not look far into the heavens for inspiration, as some of the most beautiful sky objects are the closest to home.

How often do we stop to remember that during the sunrise or sunset it is not the Sun that is moving, it is the Earth that is turning.

Many other Earthly cycles such as high and low tides, women’s menstrual cycles and the mating habits and rituals of many other Earth creatures are determined by the Moon’s monthly orbit.

Venus shines like a diamond in the night sky and as a “Morning Star,” when it rises before the Sun. Jupiter also is radiant and breathtaking and of course our lovely Moon. We are blessed and equally humbled by our own Solar system, with its rhythms and daily magic.

We are in fact star stuff, refined in a sentient form, conscious and miraculous. We are children of the stars.

From our vantage point here on Earth we can see the Orion Nebula, believed to be the birthplace of our Sun, or the Pleiades cluster of stars, newly hatched worlds in the making, and many other sky objects, and we are humbled by them.

Through Astrology we gain insight into our deep-seated mental patterns and the karmas they cause. These patterns (samsaras) show the lessons our soul is trying to learn.

Our ultimate reason for incarnation is to learn that we are not
simply a mind / body phenomenon, we are God, infinite and without
boundaries.

Lots of information about Nakshatra here.