Uttara Bhadrapada Nakshatra
Hidden intuitive power
I am Uttara Bhadrapada.
I stabilise what was shaken.
I am seeking strong foundation.
I am slow, stable, patient and reliable.
I love to serve a higher purpose.
I stabilise what was shaken.
I am seeking strong foundation.
I am slow, stable, patient and reliable.
I love to serve a higher purpose.
Ahirbudhnya, the mystical serpent of the depth, represents our subconsciousness and its hidden power to bind or to liberate.
Ahirbudhnya, “the one, who carries the burden of the world”, is none else than Ananta Shesha himself, the cosmic serpent, on whom Lord Vishnu is reclining in his yogic sleep, yoganidra. He is none different than Sankarshana, vyuha of Lord Vishnu presiding over deep sleep (sushupti) state of consciousness and guna of tamas (inertia). He carries all the worlds on his countless hoods.
Ananta means “unlimited one”- and thus he represents infinite cosmic potential of the Lord and is considered directly one of Lord Vishnu’s expansions, as well as his first servant. He represents the unlimited nature of our own consciousness and infinite possibilities hidden within it. He is our subconscious wisdom, which has a constant access to unlimited information in the field of collective consciousness.
Being present in the cosmic ocean from the times before the creation took place, Ananta Shesha is also described in the Srimad Bhagavatam as the serpent of the unknown depths, who carries the burden of all the worlds on his countless hoods – yet he has no foundation for himself. People with prominent planets in Uttara Bhadrapada nakshatra also have this quality: they are always ready to help and serve others, to take a little bit of their burden on themselves. Yet, even though they are blessed with great perseverance, they get easily tired and overburdened by heavy, material energies, with which they do not resonate so well. Sometimes they can even physically develop the tension in their neck, due to the emotional feeling of having too much tension and too much of mundane burden “on their head”. Their biggest life lesson is to learn how to find a healthy balance between material and spiritual side of their lives.
Divine and shadow qualities
Uttara Bhadrapada nakshatra and Ahirbudhnya
Ahirbudhnya inspires us to take things slowly and not to rush with anything. His very energy is like gravity that stabilises all the worlds – and similarly he inspires us to find our own stability and foundation, not to be ungrounded. He connects us to our hidden intuitive powers and brings us powerful dreams and inspiration. Yet, if this etheric inspiration is not well grounded, it can sometimes take us too far from reality and create a conflict between our inner and outer world – between what is spiritual and what is material, conscious and subconscious. When Moon transits through Uttara Bhadrapada nakshatra we get more insights into our subconscious mind, which can help us to work with it, understand its patterns better and release those, which do not serve us anymore.
Divine qualities
- humility
- patience
- intuition
- inspiration
- spiritual growth
Shadow qualities
- slowliness
- impulsiveness
- suppression
- instability
- stubbornness
Uttara Bhadrapada Nakshatra In-depth
Discover the secrets of Uttara Bhadrapada nakshatra in this 3+ hours long session with 6 study cases and detailed knowledge of the symbolism and secrets of this lunar mansion. Along with the access to course recording you will also receive +15 pages of pre-read material about the symbolism of Ahirbudhnya, presiding deity of this lunar mansion, 20 charts for study and visual charts.
1. Deep insights into Uttara Bhadrapada Nakshatra
On this course you will learn about such details of Uttara Bhadrapada Nakshatra and its presiding deity, Ahirbudhnya, which you never heard on any other course. I can promise you that. On this course we dive deep not only into the wisdom of the nakshatra itself, but we also have a close look at the anatomy of the nakshatra, with its 4 unique padas and special degrees. You will also learn about various yogas formed with Uttara Bhadrapada Nakshatra.
2. Spiritual aspect of Ahirbudhnya
Spiritual aspect of the nakshatras was always most fascinating for me. Being on spiritual path for more than 12 years, I was always asking myself a question, what the Moon is trying to teach me, when it passes, day by day, through each nakshatra, awakening its dormant shakti. A spiritual approach to the nakshatras and seeking their deeper wisdom in everyday life is what makes my nakshatra classes unique and quite different from others.
3. Practical approach to understanding the nakshatras
I believe that knowledge can gain its real value only once we learn how to apply it. Each of our classes completes with a detailed analysis of chosen study cases, so you can learn better, how the shakti of the nakshatra can manifest in people’s real lives. After each class you will also receive at least 20 study cases for self-study, so you can start observing some patterns and feel more confident in noticing the influence of the nakshatras.
Divine influence
Devata: Ahirbudhnya (one of the Rudras, Ananta Shesha)
Shakti: varshodyamana shakti – power to bring rain
Basis above: raining clouds
Basis below: growth of plants
Desire: to find foundation
Planetary ruler: Saturn
Shakti: varshodyamana shakti – power to bring rain
Basis above: raining clouds
Basis below: growth of plants
Desire: to find foundation
Planetary ruler: Saturn
Special degrees
Placement: 3:20 – 16:40 Pisces (water, sattwa)
Yogatara:15:00 Pisces (4 pada)
Debilitation of Mercury: 15:00 Pisces (4 pada)
Pushkaramsha: 2 pada
Pushkara bhaga:9:00 Pisces (2 pada)
Mrityu bhaga: 10:00 Pisces (2/3 pada)
Ashtamamsha: 3 pada
Visha nadi: 8:40 – 9:33:20 Pisces (2 pada)
Amrita nadi: 14:00 -14:53:20 Pisces (4 pada)
Yogatara:15:00 Pisces (4 pada)
Debilitation of Mercury: 15:00 Pisces (4 pada)
Pushkaramsha: 2 pada
Pushkara bhaga:9:00 Pisces (2 pada)
Mrityu bhaga: 10:00 Pisces (2/3 pada)
Ashtamamsha: 3 pada
Visha nadi: 8:40 – 9:33:20 Pisces (2 pada)
Amrita nadi: 14:00 -14:53:20 Pisces (4 pada)
Nature
Tattwa: water
Gunas: sattwa – sattwa – tamas
Nature: dhruva (fixed)
Gaze: urdhwa-mukha (upward facing)
Gana: manushya (human)
Varna: kshatriya (warrior)
Gender: male
Motivation: kama (fulfilment)
Gunas: sattwa – sattwa – tamas
Nature: dhruva (fixed)
Gaze: urdhwa-mukha (upward facing)
Gana: manushya (human)
Varna: kshatriya (warrior)
Gender: male
Motivation: kama (fulfilment)
Symbolism and omens
Animal: female cow
Symbol: man with two heads, back legs of funeral cot, snake in the water
Symbol: man with two heads, back legs of funeral cot, snake in the water
Omens: snake, cow, grave, graveyard, funeral, clouds, rain, storm, basement, bed, eel, worm, tortoise
Body connection
Tridosha: pitta
Body part: sides of the body, ribs, abdomen, legs, left thigh, soles of the feet
Chakra: muladhara (root chakra)
Body part: sides of the body, ribs, abdomen, legs, left thigh, soles of the feet
Chakra: muladhara (root chakra)
Healing tree: neem
Resonance with weekdays
Sunday: sarvartha siddhi yoga
Monday: nasha yoga
Tuesday: sarvartha siddhi yoga
Wednesday: —
Thursday: —
Friday: —
Saturday: shubha yoga
Monday: nasha yoga
Tuesday: sarvartha siddhi yoga
Wednesday: —
Thursday: —
Friday: —
Saturday: shubha yoga
Most supported activites
- Laying a foundation
- Stabilising & establishing things
- Meditation
- Creative process
- Brainstorming
- Writing
- Introspection