Please note: The Moon travels through each
zodiac constellation every 2 ˝ days. Also, each zodiac constellation
contains several Moon Stars, called Nakshatras. The Nakshatras overlap
among the constellations. There are 27 lunar mansions, or Nakshatras.
For more information on what each sign and star means, visit the Moon
Sign Glossary AND THE Moon
Star Glossary
A NEW
Note About The Moon
Emotions run deep like still
water. The
moon not only
affects weather, tides and gravity on the Earth planet, but it
influences our
emotions. Emotions are in sync with moon transits as it travels through
a new constellation every 2 ˝
days. You can refer to my Moon
Sign Glossary for
how the Moon affects us as it
travels through the various Zodiac constellations. The Moon is
associated with
emotion, and the Mother. Nurturing feelings,
Turbulent feelings, confused
feelings,
feelings of love,
warmth, and negative feelings and others are associated with the Moon.
The Moon
is associated with tides (water) and gravity, and underlying feelings.
Monday is Moon’s day. The full
moon is
associated with
peak of emotion and creativity. The moon building up to the full moon
is the
waxing moon, which
builds upon creating new projects, building new relationships. When you
want to
increase action, best time to do it is during the waxing moon as
the
moon increases in strength. For waning
actions, refer to the waning moon, which culminates in the new moon.
During the waning moon that leads to the new moon, things wind down, and
come to
closure. Feelings and emotions are also related to closure.
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The
Daily Moon Star.
The Moon Star for the day is listed in the calendar. The calendar lists
the Moon star for the day, and this will give
you an idea on better activities for the day, and since the Moon Star
is ruled by certain planets, you will also get the influence from those
planets as well. Click on the Moon Star for the day and it
will
take you to the Moon Star Glossary, and you can find out more about the
quality or characteristics of that Nakshatra or Moon Star. The Moon
Star is also ruled by the planets, and the day will not only have the
influence of the Moon Star, but the ruling planet of the Moon Star, as
well as the Moon Sign.
Difference
in application between the Daily Moon Star and the birth Moon Star:
The Daily Moon Star is not to be confused with
the birth Nakshatra or Moon Star. Of course they are the same 27 Lunar
Mansions or Nakshatras or Moon Stars, yet the application is different.
The Daily Moon Star will give the
general flavor of the day, whereas your birth Nakshatra or Moon Star
tells you your personality characteristics.
Discover your birth Nakshatra personality
characteristics by
looking up your natal Moon Star in the Moon Star
Glossary. The Nakshatra in your
chart could influence personality and characteristics from the time of
birth. See the Moon Star Glossary for more
information. Please
note
that you will already need to know what your birth or natal moon star
is before you
can look up the characteristics of your birth moon star. For this, you
will
need to know your birth moon star from your chart. If you do not know
your birth moon star, and would like my help in finding out what it is,
feel free to email me at monica@jyotishcenter.com..
Recently
added: the moon cycle devas. The various lunar days (tithis) (which are
slightly shorter than solar days) are governed by various Devas. The Devas rotate around the new moon and full moon cycles as follows:
MOON CYCLE DEVAS
The lunar month is divided into two Pakshas that determine the waning and
waxing cycles of the moon. Krishna Paksha (new moon) waning moon cycle
and the Shukla Paksha (full moon) waxing moon cycle.
The tithis (lunar days) are a fourteen day cycle, in addition to the new moon and the full moon.
The
Devas (Moon Cycle Devas) that preside over the lunar days (tithis) are
in order below and follow the same order, both for the new moon cycle
and the full moon cycle.
a. Pitris--New Moon
b. Soma--Full Moon
This is a 14 day cycle: in addition to the New Moon cycle and Full Moon
1)
Agni 2) Ashwini 3) Gauri 4) Ganesh 5) Sarpa 6) Skanda 7) Aditya 8) Devi
9) Durga 10) Disha
11) Dhanapati 12) Vishnu 13) Dharma
14) Shiva
Please
refer to the new moon and full moon dates on the calendar, and the
Devas follow the same order for both the new moon and full moon cycles,
which are both a period of 14 days.