Nakshatras - стр. 24
The person may be withered and anxious but has good scientific knowledge.
Pada 4 – Pisces Navamsha (26°40' – 30° in Cancer)
Jupiter rules this pada. These people are interested in everything hidden, mystical, esoteric, magic, shamanism, and occult sciences. They may fall into illusions, entering a world of impractical esotericism and magic. There may be a disconnection from reality, where the person does not see the world as it is, and the world does not see them as they are.
This pada is associated with a moral struggle, compelling a person to hide their true nature, making them passionate, temperamental, and connected to sensual pleasures.
These are very loyal and responsible people, capable of deep emotional connection, caring, sensitivity, and the ability to perceive others’ emotional needs.
The placement of planets here negatively affects the father’s welfare.
Janma Nakshatra Magha
This is the tenth nakshatra, represented by 6 stars that resemble a sickle. The nakshatra is symbolized by a royal throne, and the animal symbol is a male rat. It occupies 0°0' to 13°20' in Leo. Its ruling planet is Ketu, and its deity is Pitri.
These individuals are charismatic, playful, and attractive. They possess authority, dominance, and high status in society. They are leaders, initiators, and tend to be genuine. They are concerned about how they conduct themselves with others, so they act carefully to avoid offending anyone. If they accidentally hurt someone, they immediately apologize and try to resolve the issue. At the same time, they dislike interference from others in their affairs, which often leads them to accumulate enemies.
The Magha Nakshatra is ruled by demons, and thus, those born under this constellation are sometimes inclined toward material pleasures. These individuals are attractive in appearance. Men are typically not tall, with strong, hairy bodies, while women are attractive, have beautiful, long hair, and take care of their appearance.
They are intelligent, genuine, understanding, and avoid gossip. They can be very spiritual, respectful of tradition and elders. They often choose careers in social work because they care about the well-being of all. They can build scientific careers, engage in investigations, are very curious, and have leadership qualities. They generally earn well, but their financial situation may fluctuate. They are capable of working hard with persistence.
Such people are family-oriented and typically enjoy stable and happy lives, often with large families. Their health is generally strong, though they may suffer from asthma, epilepsy, and eye diseases.