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Moon in Vishakha Nakshatra




Do you have Moon in Vishakha Nakshtra? If you do, then one of your greatest desires in life is achievement. You are not satisfied with settling for less in your pursuit for success. You thirst and crave achievement and the glory and power that comes with it. The symbol for this Nakshatra is a gateway covered with leaves. This gateway takes you down the path of achievement and success. The Shakti, or power of expression, is to achieve many goals, or that "one" goal in life. And you will. This Nakshatra gives you the desire, the one-pointed attention, and the perseverance needed to achieve your goals. The deity of this Nakshatra is Indragni, and by self-sacrifice and prayer boons may be granted to you such as health, beauty, and intelligence.


Vishakha stands for "the forked one." Consequently, you have two roads or ultimate goals to choose from in pursuing your ambition. The first is the worldly pursuit of all the material blessings, happiness, and comforts in life. The second is the spiritual pursuit of detachment, renouncing the world, and achieving spiritual boons and bliss. You will succeed in your chosen field. Which one will it be? Share your thoughts!
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