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त्वरित उत्तरमृगशिरा पाद 3 अशांत मृगशीर्ष नक्षत्र को मिथुन राशि और तुला नवांश के भीतर स्थापित करता है, जिससे एक ऐसा मन उत्पन्न होता है जो शाश्वत रूप से सौंदर्य, संतुलन और बौद्धिक साहचर्य की खोज करता है।
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- 6 मिनट
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- अंतिम अद्यतन
- 12 August 2026
Nakshatra and Pada Overview
Mrigashira nakshatra spans from 23°20' Vrishabha (Taurus) to 6°40' Mithuna (Gemini). Its first two padas fall in Taurus and are governed by the Vrishabha navamshas of Aries and Taurus respectively. Pada 3 begins at 0°00' Mithuna and corresponds to the Tula (Libra) navamsha, making it a uniquely airy, socialised expression of this otherwise earthy, Soma-ruled asterism. The presiding deity of Mrigashira is Soma, the Moon god and lord of the immortal nectar, and the shakti of this nakshatra is prinana shakti — the power to give fulfilment and nourishment. When Soma's seeking quality enters the Mithuna rashi, it expresses through language, trade, and the gathering of diverse knowledge. In pada 3 the navamsha lord is Shukra (Venus), adding aesthetic refinement, a love of relationship, and a deep need for harmony to this already curious and communicative placement.
Navamsha Sign and Ruling Planet
The Tula navamsha in which Mrigashira pada 3 falls is owned by Shukra, the graha of beauty, diplomacy, desire, and artistic intelligence. Shukra in Mithuna brings out the charming, persuasive, and socially adroit dimensions of this pada. Unlike pada 1 and pada 2, which carry the heavier, more sensory Vrishabha influence, pada 3 is fully immersed in vayu tattva — the air element governs both the rashi (Mithuna) and the navamsha quality through Shukra's relationship-orientation. Budha (Mercury), lord of Mithuna, co-operates beautifully with Shukra, creating a native gifted in rasa — the aesthetic appreciation of life, language, and art. The Tula navamsha also activates the 7th house principle, making relationships and partnerships central life themes. Natives of this pada often discover their truest purpose through the mirror of another person.
