Jyeshta nakshatra 2011

The 1st, 5th, and 9th houses in a birth chart are considered the "holy trine" in Nadi astrology. These houses represent fundamental aspects of human existence:
1st House: Self, identity, physical body 5th House: Creativity, children, pleasure 9th House: Dharma (righteousness), father, long journeys, higher knowledge
Their strong placement in a birth chart is believed to be auspicious.
In the age-old wisdom of Nadi astrology, the 1st, 5th, and 9th houses are considered to be "MoolaTriKonam," prime and most pious, as well as an absolute necessity to sustain life in human form with an embodied body as a vehicle.
Vedanga Jyotish is from the Vedas, and the Vedic Gods, both in male as well as female archetypes, describe triplicity in a plethora of canons from Brahma, Vishnu, Maheshwar, etc...
Nine planets in Vedic astrology are assigned with three nakshatras each, and the formulation of Vimshottrai nakshatra dasha years allocation is done 3 * 120° = 360° zodiac.
Vimshottri Dasha timekeeping relies on Earth's rotation to determine the passage of time (hours, minutes, seconds). Historically, the Moon's phases were used for timekeeping. The synodic month (time between full moons) is a natural unit that many cultures observed. However, modern timekeeping primarily relies on the Earth's rotation on its axis, which is a more consistent and precise measurement. Time is calculated using the space between 🌎 & Moon basis Moon's route. In Vedanga Jyotish, time is nothing but the passage of Moon along the dynamic always in the move Rashi Mandalam ♈ to ♓.
Nakshatras and the Moon's Path: The concept of nakshatras as fixed positions along the ecliptic (Moon's apparent path) is accurate. From Earth's perspective, the Moon appears to traverse these constellation layers too, beneath the dynamic zodiac layer. Rashi Mandalam is the static Nakshatra Mandalam. The Moon's elliptical path does make the time it takes to cross each nakshatra vary slightly. Twenty-seven nakshatras from the Moon's elliptical path from the point of view of Earth, any given nakshatra runs 24-27½ hours. For our practical purposes, we are using a 24-hour uniform day basis, UTC. Using latitude & longitude from a given point on our planet 🌎, if we map the Moon using Vedanga Jyotish, the nakshatras are fixed; this layer doesn't move, but the Moon's elliptical path passing through, not in a uniform manner from Earth's point of view. Thus, Vimshottrai dasha system has unequal year allocation to planetary dasha: Ketu 7 years, Venus 20 years, Sun 6 years, Moon 10 years, Mars 7 years, Rahu 18 years, Guru 16 years, Shani 19 years, Mercury 17 years.
Ashwini - Beta Arietis, Bharani - 35 Arietis, Krittika - Pleiades (also known as the Seven Sisters or Messier 45), Rohini - Aldebaran (Alpha Tauri), Mrigashira - Lambda Orionis, Ardra - Betelgeuse (Alpha Orionis), Punarvasu - Castor (Alpha Geminorum), Pushya - Theta Cancri, Ashlesha - Epsilon Hydrae, Magha - Regulus (Alpha Leonis), Purva Phalguni - Delta Leonis, Uttara Phalguni - Beta Leonis, Hasta - Delta Corvi, Chitra - Spica (Alpha Virginis), Swati - Arcturus (Alpha Bootis), Vishakha - Alpha Librae, Anuradha - Delta Scorpii, Jyeshtha - Alpha Scorpionis, Mula - Lambda Scorpii, Purva Ashadha - Delta Sagittarii, Uttara Ashadha - Sigma Sagittarii, Shravana - Alpha Aquilae, Dhanishta - Alpha Delphini, Shatabhisha - Lambda Aquarii, Purva Bhadrapada - Alpha Pegasi, Uttara Bhadrapada - Gamma Pegasi, Revati - Zeta Piscium.
Here's where the logic gets a bit more complex: Vimshottri Dasha assigns varying lengths to planetary periods based on using latitude & longitude computing Moon position. We work our time in Earth-like ° ' ". Equal hours, minutes, seconds. So the point I am trying to underscore is if we compute from the Moon the distance using latitude and longitude of 27 nakshatras in our Milky Way from Earth's perspective, those emerging ° ' ", we get the logic behind Vimshottrai dasha splits duration in years. Here, if you can think in real-time of the Moon's position in the sidereal sky ° ‘ “ which is perceived as an elliptical clock for measurement 360° & this is what corresponds with HH:MM:SS with our human modern-day
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 Animal, Bird & Deity <-> Nakshatra 

Krittika: Goat, Peacock - Agni
Rohini: Serpent, Owl - Prajapati
Mrigashirsha: Rattlesnake, Rooster - Soman
Ardra: Male Dog, Lovebird - Rudran
Punarvasu: Female Cat, Swan - Adityas
Pushya: Ram, Cormorant - Brahaspati
Ashlesha: Male Cat, Greenleaf bird - Adisesha
Magha: Rat, Male Eagle - Pitris
Purva Phalguni: Bandicoot, Female Hawk - Aryaman
Uttara Phalguni: Bull, Cricket - Shasta
Hasta: Buffalo, Vulture - Savitri
Chitra: Male Tiger, Woodpecker - Vishwakarma
Swati: Calf, Bee - Vayu/Lakshmi
Vishakha: Female Rat, Red-vented Bulbul - Indra+agni
Anuradha: Deer, Magpie - Mitra
Jyeshta: Jackal, Chakora - Indra
Mula: Female Dog, Cuckoo - Prajapati
Purvashadha: Male Monkey, Parrot - Apaha
Uttarashadha: Infertile Cow, Heron - Ganesh
Shravana: Female Monkey, Crane - Vishnu
Dhanishta: Fox, Beetle - Indrani
Shatabhisha: Female Horse, Jungle Crow - Varuna
Purvabhadra: Lion, Sandpiper - Kubera
Uttarabhadra: Female Cow, Whimbrel - Kamadenu
Revati: Female Elephant, Vulture - Pushan(Shiva)
Ashwini: Horse, Falcon - Saraswati
Bharani: Elephant, Crow - Durga

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I have been recently reading about the retrograde planets because in my chart I have 4th, 5th, 6th and 7th lords as retrograde in my 9th house.
I read about how unlucky this position is and wanted to know more about the same. What do they represent in my chart?
Thank you

I have been recently reading about the retrograde planets because in my chart I have 4th, 5th, 6th and 7th lords as retrograde in my 9th house.
I read about how unlucky this position is and wanted to know more about the same. What do they represent in my chart?
Thank you