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Jyestha
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Radix Moon in Jyestha = "Eldest" -
seniority and supremacy
"I know
better than you"
(Kuja-Budha-Indra.)
Like its sibling Nakshatra Ashlesha and
Revati, Jyestha is not an easy emotional placement for Chandra.
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Lord Budha grossly dislikes the Moon (who is Budha's true
father).
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Budha's mentalized style of conducting emotional
life is often antithetical to Chandra's anti-intellectual,
intuitive, responsive character.
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Further stirred by the competitive, athletic,
dominating vitality of Mangala, the Jyestha native is often intolerant
of the viewpoints and emotional truth of others.
The Jyestha native
needs, and usually gets, a great deal of
control.
Wealth
When Jyestha Chandra in domains 1, 2, 4, 5, 7, 9,
10, or 11 combines with Mangala , the resulting
Chandra-Mangala
Yoga is very effective .
However the relationship consequences of this
variety of Chandra-Mangala yoga often include emotional alienation or
inability to partner on an equal basis.
Marriage
The native cannot
share authority.
In general, the Jyestha native
is also handicapped in the attempt to
acknowledge
the contribution of others toward one's own
achievements and public success.
The first marriage may suffer from a lack of
self-knowledge regarding this reality: if one marries an equal in the
first attempt, it is unsustainable.
The Chandra-Jyestha native needs to marry an
inferior who does not mind being dominated so long as the couple enjoys
good public respect.
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E.g.,
Albert Einstein
initially married another mathematician-physicist but the union was
unsustainable due to her joint involvement in his intellectual work
inter alia. Einstein never credited her contributions nor
anyone else's to his notable work; rather, he gave her all of his
Nobel Prize money, then cut her and their children adrift. His
second marriage to his cousin and former playmate, a simple woman
with no intellectual training but a good heart, was much more
pleasant for him. Einstein's case is extreme perhaps because Chandra
occupies domain-6 and Chandra lord is the uchcha Kuja + Rahu in 8
(!) however the general pattern is present for most persons, male
and female, with the Jyestha-Chandra.
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Distinguished by the depth of their
convictions, the Jyestha Moon folk radiate a sense of
seriousness and natural
superiority.
Competitive, flamboyant, and shrewd.
Flamboyant style based in unshakable
conviction of the competitive
superiority of one's own viewpoint or physical
talent.
Jyestha the Elder is emotionally volatile and
cannot abide being told what to do by anyone lower than God.
Typically, favored in childhood. An aura
of privilege, capability, and confidence.
Takes the lead based on certainty re: one's own
ability to win (Kuja) whether a physical contest (Woods)
or a talent competition (Liberace, Kidman) or an intellectual debate (Jefferson,
Einstein, Sagan,
Nietzsche).
Can acquire large
followings due to the confidence, trust and admiration
which the Jyestha native can inspire (Prophet).
Mangala
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Mangala is lord of Chandra and lord of
6th-from-Chandra.
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Therefore Mangala's karaka behaviors such as
athleticism, competitiveness, and targeted sexual pursuit, are both
deeply instinctive and capable of arousing significant animosity during
periods of Kuja.
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Often there is physical hardship in their
lives, imposed through accident, illness or conditions at birth.
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Psychically gifted with Budha-Kuja energy can
grant occult or shamanistic perception.
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The wise insights and spiritual
communication they enjoy is due at least in part to their remarkable
ability to concentrate mental attention into a single focus point of
the physical body.
Rigorous mental discipline becomes necessary to meet the physical
pain. (E.g., Eliz
Clare Prophet, epilepsy; Christopher Reeve, paraplegia;
Tiger Woods, knee surgeries)
Efforts
toward overcoming this disability force the native to concentrate
intensely on their mind-body links, and seek power deep within.
Known as recluses
when they are not actively in leadership, they must
withdraw into seclusion to recharge their batteries..
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Navamsha Moon in Jyestha (intimate
relationships).
Mother
Teresa
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In order to mirror one's own subconscious emotional
patterns, one attracts a core partner who expresses Jyestha behavior.
Under emotional stress in relationships, native
with Jyestha navamsha Chandra can suffer inner
control fixation provoking obsessive attention to purity of
intention in thought
and prayer.
The native becomes locked
into a state of concentration on a goal or mission, and cannot release
control in order to enter into a normal relationship balance.
The native may experience the partner (a human or a deity) as an agent
of intense mind/body control.
Even when things are going well, the partner needs plenty of
privacy and seclusion. to prepare for periods of intense physical activity
in their life.
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